THE DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER (1941)
Movie: The Devil as good as Daniel Webster (1941)
“A down-on-his-luck rancher creates a understanding with a demon for 7 years of prosperity. When Mr. Scratch comes to collect, public speaker as good as favourite of a usual male Daniel Webster comes to a rescue. Based upon a reduced story by Stephen Vincent Benet. Also good known as “All That Money Can Buy.” Written by Little Pine Weasel {kristinat@cerritos.edu}”
- Director: William Dieterle
- Release Date: twenty-nine Oct 1941 (USA)
- Run Time: 107 min | USA:85 min (cut version)
- Country: USA
- Genre: Drama , Fantasy , Horror
Tagline: STEPHEN VINCENT BENET’S Amazing Saturday Evening Post Story
Trivia: The movie was strictly nominated for Oscars underneath a pretension “All That Money Can Buy”. Other titles used for a movie included, “Mr. Scratch”, “Here is a Man” as good as “Daniel as good as a Devil”. The reason for a most opposite titles was so that a movie would fool around in a American South, that was intensely socially regressive as good as ultra-religious, as good as drive-in theatre with a word “Devil” in a pretension did not do well.
Goofs: Continuity: Shortly after filming had begun, Thomas Mitchell pennyless his leg as good as was transposed by ‘Edward Arnold’. Not most scenes had been shot, nothing were reshot, so Mitchell is still manifest in a little scenes.