A Majority of One1961
A Majority of One (1961)
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Movie Info
Cast
as Koichi Asano
as Mrs. Jacoby
as Jerome Black
as Mrs. Rubin
as Alice Black
as Eddie
as Mr. McMillon
as Noah Putnam
as Embassy Representative
as Mr. Asano's secretary
as Captain Norcross
as Bride
as Mrs. Stein
as Mrs. Putnam
as Mr. Asano's Daughter-in-Law
as Neighbor
as Neighbor
as Neighbor
as Announcer
as Taxi Driver
Critic Reviews for A Majority of One
All Critics (5) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (2)
An outstanding film.
A wholly acceptable, truly heartwarming and entertaining affair despite its exotic ingredients.
Quite painful to behold.
Danton and Rhue are good in nonsympathetic parts, and the whole film is amiable enough, but at a shade over two and a-half hours, it is far too long.
Though well intentioned in message, Mervyn LeRoy's version of the popular stage play is overacted by Rosalind Russell as the Jewish widow and miscast with Alec Guinness as the Japanese businessman
Audience Reviews for A Majority of One
Both Roz and Alec Guinness are miscast, it should have been Sessue Hayakawa and Thelma Ritter in their roles to remain true to the spirit of the piece, but they make something lovely and charming out of this film through their graceful ways, charisma and talent. It's very much of it's time and place, but most films are, and a trifle long still a gentle picture of guarded people finding a commonality of interest and finally love where none was expected. A sweet film.
Super Reviewer
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