Review of We're No Angels (1955) by Tom Russo for Boston Globe — 11 Feb 1994
At times proceedings are too consciously cute and stage origin of material [a play by Albert Husson] still clings since virtually all scenes are interiors with characters constantly entering and exiting.
However, Michael Curtiz’ directorial pacing and topflight performances from Humphrey Bogart, Aldo Ray and Peter Ustinov help minimize the few flaws.
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This review of We're No Angels (1955) was written by Tom Russo and published by Boston Globe on 11 Feb 1994.
We're No Angels has generally received positive reviews.
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