We have Peck playing someone who is wronged (as opposed to helping someone who is wronged). Unlike his later portrayal of Atticus Finch, Peck doesn't really deliver in this film raising awareness of anti-Semitism.
At times it is a bit paint-by-numbers.
This review of Gentleman's Agreement (1947) was written by John B on 04 Sep 2013.
Gentleman's Agreement has generally received positive reviews.
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