All About Eve
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Synopsis
A seemingly timid but secretly ruthless ingénue insinuates herself into the lives of an aging Broadway star and her circle of theater friends.
Cast
- Bette Davis
- Anne Baxter
- George Sanders
- Celeste Holm
- Gary Merrill
- Hugh Marlowe
- Gregory Ratoff
- Barbara Bates
- Marilyn Monroe
- Thelma Ritter
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- Mar 5, 2017
i was the only one in the theater for this, which is a shame. actually, before the film started, there was a couple a few rows back, but when the black and white fox logo appeared, one of them said "this isn't La La Land," and then they walked out. damn straight this…
truMay 16, 2020this is what happens when two queens don’t come together to maximize their joint slay :(
nickMar 8, 2017this is definitely amy dunne's favorite movie
Lucy - Aug 3, 2019
💥💥 YOU CAN ALWAYS PUT THAT AWARD WHERE YOUR HEART OUGHT TO BE 💥 💥
eelyAug 15, 2019margo channing: *does anything* me: the power that that has, the intelligence that that has, the clearance that that has, the access that that has, the influence that that has, the profile that that has, the international implications that that has
stephanie ✨Oct 11, 2021for being all about eve, i sure couldn’t take my eyes off bette davis
Laura - Jan 24, 2017
if you ever wondered what the world of high school theater is like ..... this is it, baby!
mia lee vicinoJul 19, 2020she's an elegant young lady, with downturned eyes and a shy smile. your makeup is thick and your man is sardonic and your words are biting. but you're a star so those things don't matter. your best friend is tired and has a wide smile and her playwright husband seems a…
kaileyMar 8, 2017how do i break it to my parents i'm in love with bette davis
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- Chloe Pachoud likedAll About Eve
'Funny business, a woman's career - the things you drop on your way up the ladder so you can move faster. You forget you'll need them again when you get back to being a woman. That's one career all females have in common, whether we like it or not: being a woman. '
James New lovedAll About EveVery entertaining picture. The nonlinear storyline is an uncommon angle for older films and it works well. Performances are great with Bette Davis completely stealing every scene she is in. The ending is very poetic and I appreciated that greatly.
Jan likedAll About EveA film truly ahead of its time with complex women in the center of the plot. this iconic story has been revamped in many ways in different media, but this will always remain as the standard
- nevan lovedAll About Eve
absolutely a classic, the remarkable performances and intelligent script make for a classic hollywood watch that has aged quite well. an enjoyable story that engages until the end
Vogue Italia lovedAll About Evethis is the best movie i’ve ever seen. i cannot describe—
Elijah Hurewitz-Ravitch likedAll About Eveintriguing, fun, & sexy
- Hayloldn likedAll About Eve
A classic for a reason
CvptvinHowdy likedAll About EveThe old classic tale of a newcomer maneuvering her way into theater and befriending an aging star soon to replace her. We've seen it done plenty of times, but it's cool to see where most of it originated from, and performances here are superior.
Meg likedAll About EveBest Picture Oscar winner 1951 (23rd Academy Awards) My Rating: 9/10 Received a record 14 noms and won 6 Oscar’s. LOVE Bette Davis and I thought the story was great. The ending definitely leaves a smile on your face.
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Metacritic
The movie's strength and weakness is Anne Baxter, whose Eve lacks the presence to be a plausible rival to Margo, but is convincing as the scheming fan. When Eve understudies for Margo and gets great reviews, Mankiewicz wisely never shows us her performance; better to imagine it, and focus on the girl whose look is a little too intense, whose eyes a little too focused, whose modesty is somehow suspect.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
The stinging bon mots occasionally sound handcrafted rather than raspingly spontaneous, but aspiring actress Anne Baxter’s rise to the top over the corpse of her supposed idol, Bette Davis, remains rousing and endlessly amusing.
David Parkinson
Empire
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