Beat the Devil (1953) - Adventure, Humor, and Danger Await! 🕵️‍♂️🌍

Beat the Devil (1953) stars Humphrey Bogart and Gina Lollobrigida in a classic tale filled with adventure and humor! 🕵️‍♂️🌍 Follow a group of schemers as they embark on a journey to the Mediterranean, facing comedic yet dangerous twists along the way. Join this unforgettable dark comedy for a mix of intrigue, mischief, and laughter! 🎬💼 #BeatTheDevil #HumphreyBogart #DarkComedy #1950sCinema #ClassicFilms #Adventure #Mystery

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[normancharlesworth]

Jennifer Jones, Gina L, cast wonderful ! John Huston, Truman Capote - now THIS is how to make a movie that stands the test of time . Wonderful!

[mtsardar]

These masterpieces are part of my growing up .
I love watching the old movies 🎥

[trogers]

Enjoyed that. Grew up with my grandparents in the '60's. This brings me back to their mannerisms and speech.

[andrewrivera]

The characters are so brilliant I can watch this movie over and over learn something new or get a new laugh.

[irrefudiate]

Just noticed John Huston and Truman Capote wrote the screenplay. That explains the marvelous dialogue.

[ednammansfield]

I enjoyed this film. Great cast and fun to watch.

[MC-buez]

Wonderful film, great actors, Gina L is absolutely beautiful.

[alistairsavoury]

Some films you can watch over and over, and always be entertained. Great cast and a thoroughly enjoyable romp!

[RussellKenny-ym]

This film is captivating from the start, first time I have seen it and it hooked me, Thanks for posting !

[dianapearson]

I’m 75. These actors are all from my younger years!! I’ve probably seen all their movies! I love Peter Lordy. Humphrey Bogart! I’ve seen this movie several times over the years and it’s still great!!

[rolandsalernoii]

Outstanding plot …!…and very intelligent and logical dialogue…🎩🌎☮️ peace ✌️ and 007 M is Scotland Yard ..unreal ❤

The opening speech from Jennifer Jones was a puzzle to me back in 1958 when I first saw this film on television. The sentiments heard afresh and at a time I'm 75 have much more meaning. We make criminals and dangerous fools exalted to rule over us while we work and die putting gold in their pockets and handing over our sons and daughters to their evil ways.

[bobtarmac]

I have watched this Movie over 300 times in my life and know many esoteric secrets hidden in the film. I am always on the hunt for more. Thank you for restoring it and for providing it here!!! 👍👍👍

[davesky]

This was only a few years before his death by throat cancer. He was an excellent lead man for sure! Peter really shows serious early aging. I guess all the steaks and booze took a toll on him. Morely always funny. He was hilarious in Foyles War although quite aged. Thanks, its a wonderful movie.

Jennifer Jones has the ULTIMATE lisp and self assured carriage. We must preserve every frame of her!

[faykaradoukas]

💝💝💝 I am not 75 but I still love them as Such style and grace!!! 😍😍😍

[m.brizzy]

Quite an unusual film for all involved. Very quirky, almost serial. It is certainly funny as the dialogue swings from somewhat normal to criminal to love to almost the absurd. Delightful to watch, as, for example, Bogart's character doesn't particularly go all out to state that Quendoline is nuts!

[jariheikkila]

I've never seen this film before it's great. What a casting. Thanks for sharing this great film 🎬🇫🇮

[boots_n_coots]

My goodness, what a magnificent print. Pristine, looks as if it was filmed yesterday. Fantastic.

[padraiggluck]

I had great respect for Gina Lollobrigida. She didn’t like acting, didn’t want to be an actress, she wanted to be a photojournalist. She made movies to buy the photographic equipment she would need and to build a nest egg then pursued her dream.