Review of Invisible Stripes (1939) by Richard D — 29 Aug 2011
Raft gives a slightly more animated performance than usual, which means his face actually moves once or twice but his eyes are still empty and dead. But he is supported by a much better cast than he, an unbelievably young William Holden who does fine by his part but is still rather green.
Flora Robson and Jane Bryan have thankless parts as the long suffering mother and girlfriend but do okay with them. The real standout is Bogart followed closely by Lee Patrick as his moll they breath life into the picture whenever they are on screen.
Bacon's direction is nothing special but he keeps things moving along at a good clip.
This review of Invisible Stripes (1939) was written by Richard D on 29 Aug 2011.
Invisible Stripes has generally received mixed reviews.
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