The Man I Married

Name: The Man I Married
Released: 1940
Rating: 52.83
Cast: Otto Kruger, Frank Reicher, Lloyd Nolan, Maria Ouspenskaya, Joan Bennett

1940

Drama

1h 17m

Anti-Nazi tract laced with 1938 newsreel footage finds American girl (Bennett) married to a German (Lederer) gradually learning he is a Nazi, trying to get their son to America. (imdb)

The Man I Married

1940

Drama

1h 17m

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tonydal

Rated 07 Jun 2021

Lloyd Nolan's character is a lot of fun ("Schicky" & all). And a nice performance from Joan Bennett...I've never seen her look so natural before. At any rate, what all of this does is to give you the distinctly unsettling feeling of what it might've been like to actually be living back there (before it all got transmuted into the Consummate Historical Nightmare).

Rated 07 Jun 2021

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PUNQ

Rated 12 Sep 2016

The Man I Married (1940) is basically Hollywood catching-up with world politics using the entire movie telling us how bad German Nazi's are in form of a marriage drama, one German, the other American. And we follow the gradual brainwashing of Francis Lederer as they visit the 3rd Reich. Absolutely nothing subtle about this one!

Rated 12 Sep 2016

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