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The Great Gatsby

  • Movie
  • 1949
  • 1h 31m
  • United States
  • 6.5/10 (1,039 votes)
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Overview

A Jazz Age bootlegger learns the hard way about the wages of sin.

Cast

  • Elliott Nugent
    Elliott Nugent Director
  • Alan Ladd
    Alan Ladd Jay Gatsby
  • Betty Field
    Betty Field Daisy Buchanan
  • Macdonald Carey
    Macdonald Carey Nicholas 'Nick' Carraway
  • Ruth Hussey
    Ruth Hussey Jordan Baker
  • Barry Sullivan
    Barry Sullivan Tom Buchanan
  • Howard Da Silva
    Howard Da Silva Wilson
  • Shelley Winters
    Shelley Winters Myrtle Wilson
  • Henry Hull
    Henry Hull Dan Cody
  • Ed Begley
    Ed Begley Myron Lupus
  • Elisha Cook Jr.
    Elisha Cook Jr. Klipspringer
  • Nicholas Joy
    Nicholas Joy Drunken Guest at Party

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Viewer comments

  • première dame 123446

    This is a pretty good movie that seems to be lost. It contains possible Alan Ladd's fine performance, and is far better than the vapid 1974 remake with Redford.

  • Kissa

    Sad film about the sad lives of the ultra rich and the even sadder lives of the ultra poor. Ladd made a good go of it as the strange Gatsby with his hidden desires and odd ways. Barry Sullivan played the part of the vain and 'old money' snob to perfection. Shelly Winters was possibly the best yet at portraying the worthless, yet pitiful, Myrtle. Thumbs up to a very good drama.