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It was Capra's 1st film after returning from WW2

Posted by eppis1 on November 2, 2009 at 22:16:27:
I thought it was very well performed. I thought Lorre and Massey stole the show, along with great support from Jack Carter, James Gleason and EE Horton. It just comes off as slick and little overblown. Ironic that Karloff played the Massey part (Jonathan Brewster) on Broadway, and then didn't get the movie. Love that sexy Priscilla Lane (Oh, Mortimer!).