The Big Knife

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The Big Knife (1955, full movie)

Bitchute 21 Sep 2022

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Brotherhood for Life Among Candidates for the Big Knife

All Africa 14 Feb 2016

[Nation] This year, being an even-numbered one, marks a new imbalu season all over the lands of the Bamasaba. Teenage boys from the Bagisu, Tachoni and Babukusu communities around Mount Elgon/Masaba will be crisscrossing the valleys and hills from ... .

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'The Big Knife' given a corrosively good revival

North Jersey 23 May 2013

It is 1948 in Hollywood and all is not right with one of the top movie stars Charlie Castle (Bobby Cannavale) in Clifford Odets' scathing play "The Big> Knife," being given a corrosively good revival at the American Airlines Theater ... Bobby Cannavale as Charlie Castle and Marin Ireland and Marion in Clifford Odets' scathing play 'The Big Knife.'.

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'The Big Knife' With Bobby Cannavale Ending Broadway Run

IMDb 20 May 2013

It's curtains for "The Big> Knife" ... "I'll Eat You Last." Last week, "The Big Knife" ».

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The Big Knife – slices with abandon

The Examiner 25 Apr 2013

Rating for The Big> Knife ... The temptations of Hollywood of the 40s surely reeked of an era when making it to the top meant sleeping at the bottom with whomever could move you one step up the ladder of success or in the case of Charlie Castle, big shot actor, played by a tough ...

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Theater review: 'The Big Knife'

The Oklahoman 22 Apr 2013

In 1949, Odets – always torn between his passion for social justice and the commercial dictates of his art – penned a blunt attack on Hollywood cynicism in “The Big> Knife.” It was first produced on Broadway with John Garfield in the leading role and was later adapted for the big screen with Jack Palance starring ... 'The Big Knife'.

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Review: Fame cuts both ways in 'The Big Knife'

The Sun Chronicle 17 Apr 2013

NEW YORK - The darker side of mid-20th-century Hollywood glamour found movie stars struggling to retain their identities and souls despite the iron grip of the all-powerful studio and publicity machines. Perversions and crimes that would reflect badly on their ....

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The Big Knife: Theater Review

IMDb 17 Apr 2013

In his autobiography Timebends, Arthur Miller wrote that Odets’ art was “the real cross he bore in a popular culture ...

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Theater Review: Odets’s The Big Knife Has No Sting

IMDb 17 Apr 2013

The rococo endearments just don’t stop in Clifford Odets’s 1949 play The Big> Knife. They are, as one of its movie types might say, as plentiful and overripe as the fruit rotting outside in the Hollywood heat. So is the ...

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‘The Big Knife’: Theater review

New York Daily News 17 Apr 2013

Following Lincoln Center’s sterling winter revival of Clifford Odets’ sturdy 1937 boxing saga “Golden Boy,” spring brings his 1949 Tinseltown potboiler “The Big> Knife.” In the Roundabout’s rusty redo, the play emerges as a blunt instrument that could have stayed in a drawer ... “The Big Knife” views that mashup in B-movie terms.

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Bobby Cannavale Fights Success in ‘The Big Knife’: Review

Bloomberg 17 Apr 2013

Keen ears will hear in the 1949 “Big> Knife” the voices and themes that will find sharper and even more acrid form in “Sweet Smell of Success,” his ferocious indictment of Hollywood that would set the bar for an industry’s self- contempt ... Like many a Hollywood creation, “The Big Knife” has a come-hither look it can’t quite make good on.

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>Review: Fame cuts both ways in 'The Big Knife'

Seattle Post 17 Apr 2013

Being true to oneself is a key issue in Clifford Odets' dark play, "The Big> Knife," written in 1948 during the flush of postwar success, when America's focus turned toward capitalism ... "The Big Knife" hasn't been produced as much as those plays, but the fine ensemble in this ...

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Review: Fame cuts both ways in noirish Broadway revival of Clifford Odets’ ‘The Big Knife’

The Washington Post 17 Apr 2013

Being true to oneself is a key issue in Clifford Odets’ dark play, “The Big> Knife,” written in 1948 during the flush of postwar success, when America’s focus turned toward capitalism ... “The Big Knife” hasn’t been produced as much as those ...

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'The Big Knife' review: An Odets revival

Newsday 15 Apr 2013

Three years later, Odets went and, by the time he wrote "The Big> Knife" in 1949, he was both seduced and self-disgusted by his cushy, spirit-crushing life in the studio system ... "Big Knife" ran only three months, despite as Charlie Castle, Odets' idealized stand-in, a studio megastar torn between honor and the big time ... WHAT "The Big Knife".