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Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, The (1956) Movie Reviews
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filmcritic.com (Don Willmott)
You’ve heard of “the man in the gray flannel suit.” He’s the workaholic office drone who commutes into the city every day and struggles wearily to climb a daunting corporate ladder while dealing with petty office politics. In The...read the complete Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, The (1956) review at filmcritic.com (Don Willmott)
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by Acute Observer on April 04, 2009
The film begins with an aerial view of New York city. A man wants a better paying job, he rides the New Haven railroad to his home in ...
by Gertrude Cohen "g... on March 26, 2009
This was a gift for my grandaughter. who is a film buff. Her collection wouldn't have been complete without this ...
by Sherrie M. Hillia... on September 23, 2008
The movie is in excellent condition and the quality of the original flim has been restored. There is a section on the DVD that shows how it was done. Very glad to get a copy of this classic. ...
by Michael W. Perry ... on June 26, 2008
I've never been impressed with those who claim to be struggling against hidebound reactionaries. All too often, they have beliefs that are more out-of-touch with reality than those they criticize.
Planned Parenthood founder, Margaret Sanger, for ...
by P. Ryan on December 17, 2007
A VERY GOOD MOVIE,RIVETING AND INTENSE BUT A LITTLE TO LONG BUT I STILL ENJOYED THE ...
by R. Swanson "promi... on October 25, 2007
I had heard about this film for years but never saw it. It is very much of its time--the 50's--post WWII when Americans were settling into prosperity. I had assumed that this would be about some man's climb upward in an ad agency or something. It is ...
by John Boland "John... on July 12, 2007
See, this guy, Gregory Peck's character, is 10 years after he was in WWII. But, he still gets flashbacks that affect his life in the present. The acting by Jennifer Jones and Mr. Peck and all the cast is of high caliber. The music of Bernard Herman ...
by Christopher E. Sa... on April 19, 2007
What will it be??... as Gregory Peck [Tom Rath] must decide for his future...he is a man of principle coupled with discipline learned from his military past, by which a 'flashback' pops out in his memory/bank while on his daily commute into NYC...how ...
by David Thomson "Se... on February 20, 2007
The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit concerns the inevitable compromises demanded of everyone while earning a living. Should we always tell our employer the brutal truth? Are we obligated to commit economic suicide? Alas, we all must compromise in the ...
by Peg Palm "Madam M... on January 27, 2007
Gregory Peck never made a bad movie, and this is one of his ...
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