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The Breaking Point

film by Curtiz [1950]
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  • Michael Curtiz
    Michael Curtiz
    / Last films of Michael Curtiz

    … great Bix Beiderbecke, and with The Breaking Point Curtiz fashioned what some critics believe to be the best adaptation of any novel by Ernest Hemingway, in this case a more faithful version of To Have and Have Not than Howard Hawks’s 1944 film. Curtiz directed three films in 1951: Force…

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    … great Bix Beiderbecke, and with The Breaking Point Curtiz fashioned what some critics believe to be the best adaptation of any novel by Ernest Hemingway, in this case a more faithful version of To Have and Have Not than Howard Hawks’s 1944 film. Curtiz directed three films in 1951: Force…

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