The Man Who Could Work Miracles1936
What makes this film worth watching?
3 members like this review
This movie brings back fond memories, circa 1952, of sitting on the floor in front of my grandparents' 10 inch black and white Zenith watching this charming and in its way, rather profound chestnut. There are beautiful performances and lovely period special effects.
Starring
- Ivan Brandt - Player
- Edward Chapman - Major Grigsby
- Robert Cochran - Bill Stoker
- Joan Gardner - Ada Price
- Joan Hickson - Effie Brickman
- Ralph Richardson - Colonel Winstanley
- George Sanders - Indifference
- Sophie Stewart - Maggie Hooper
- Torin Thatcher - Observer
- Ernest Thesiger - Rev. Silas Maydig
- Roland Young - George McWhirter Fotheringay
- George Zucco - Moody
Edited By
Written By
Story By
Music By
Member Reviews (9)
This movie brings back fond memories, circa 1952, of sitting on the floor in front of my grandparents' 10 inch black and white Zenith watching this charming and in its way, rather profound chestnut. There are beautiful performances and lovely period special effects.
no comment
I love it. It is a classic. It Has moral lesson and needs to be seen by children around the world.
This is a thoroughly engaging allegory about human nature and hope. Funny and thought-provoking.
i like it
I very much liked "The Man Who Could Work Miracles". Lighthearted and amusing.
for my dad in heaven R.I.P. DAD....
corny with out dated concepts....
liked.