Review of All About Eve (1950) by Jack C — 03 Apr 2012
Structured with some of the best dialogue in cinematic history and driven by a no-holds-barred, acid-tongued, sharp-witted, immortal performance by the outstanding Bette Davis (notice how the film bogs down when the star isn't on screen).
Great contributions by Anne Baxter and George Sanders (with a memorable Marilyn Monroe in a small supporting role) add to Joseph L. Mankiewicz's near-masterpiece. But forget about Eve, this is all about Bette!
This review of All About Eve (1950) was written by Jack C on 03 Apr 2012.
All About Eve has generally received very positive reviews.
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