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Men Are Not Gods

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Ann (Miriam Hopkins), a secretary, is convinced by actress Barbara (Gertrude Lawrence) to alter a scathing review penned by her boss that's critical of a new production of "Othello" and its lead actor, Edmund Davey (Sebastian Shaw), who is Barbara's husband. The play becomes a hit, Davey becomes a star and Ann wins a place in his heart, much to the annoyance of her boyfriend. As the women vie for the actor's affections, "Othello" becomes more real, as life begins to imitate art.

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Dennis Schwartz Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews A tepid British drama set in the world of the London theater. Rated: B- Oct 18, 2018 Full Review MFB Critics Monthly Film Bulletin The film is interesting but full of disappointments. It starts as brisk light-comedy but quickly falls into the most commonplace emotionalism. Feb 7, 2018 Full Review Read all reviews

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Synopsis Ann (Miriam Hopkins), a secretary, is convinced by actress Barbara (Gertrude Lawrence) to alter a scathing review penned by her boss that's critical of a new production of "Othello" and its lead actor, Edmund Davey (Sebastian Shaw), who is Barbara's husband. The play becomes a hit, Davey becomes a star and Ann wins a place in his heart, much to the annoyance of her boyfriend. As the women vie for the actor's affections, "Othello" becomes more real, as life begins to imitate art.
Director
Walter Reisch
Producer
Alexander Korda
Screenwriter
G.B. Stern, Iris Wright
Production Co
London Film Productions
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 22m