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Guess Who's Coming To Dinner (1967)

Director: Stanley Kramer

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From Time Out Film Guide

One can hardly complain about the performances when Tracy and Hepburn combine as the leads, but Kramer's well-meaning comedy-drama about racism - a liberal couple suffer a few doubts when their daughter brings home the black she intends to marry - is a leaden and stilted affair, wrecked by the cautious move of making the groom-to-be singularly good-looking, respectable (he's a doctor) and well-to-do. A wishy-washy, sanctimonious plea for tolerance, directed with Kramer's customary verbosity and stodginess.

Author: GA

Time Out Film Guide


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  • matt said...
    Posted on Jan 25 2011 00:43 Just more propaganda coming out of hollywood. The movie was terrible. What a stupid idea for a movie, just more liberal views and beliefs. No thanks here.
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