The Man Who Could Work Miracles (1937)
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Movie Info
Cast
as George McWhirter Fotheringay
as Ada Price
as Col. Winstanley
as Rev. Silas Maydig
as Major Grigsby
as Maggie Hooper
as Bill Stoker
as Mr. Bamfylde
as Moody
as Police Constable Winch
as Housekeeper
as Effie Brickman
as Effie Brickman
as Supt. Smithelle
as Reporter
as Cox, Landlord
as Indifference, a God
as Player, a God
as Observer, a God
as Toddy Beamish
Critic Reviews for The Man Who Could Work Miracles
All Critics (5) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (3)
The acting is competent but the casting imperfect, and the dialogue too often stilted and given to harangues.
Slow moving fantasy story.
Nice, but usually overlooked, fantasy based on an H.G. Wells story.
Audience Reviews for The Man Who Could Work Miracles
Nice adaptation of H.G. Wells story about one of the ultimate dreams, as the recent spate of superhero epics underline: what if a soul had more, extra power than everyone else? Well, as Stan Lee has opined in SpiderMan, "with great power comes great responsibility" and so our comic everyman finds out here in this 1930's English production.
Super Reviewer
This H. G. Welles story is probably my favourite fantasy movie of the thirties. Young gives a good performance as a man who gets the power to perform miracles. The plot may seem familiar to us now, but this movie is still worth seeing, the ending is pretty cool, and the movie has a lot of humorous scenes, both intentional and unintentional humor. I enjoyed this movie, it makes me wonder what I would do with the power to work miracles. What would you do?
Super Reviewer
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