All That Money Can Buy

Synopsis

In the 1941 classic movie 'All That Money Can Buy', a New England farmer named Jabez Stone sells his soul to the Devil in exchange for prosperity. As his fortunes rise, Jabez begins to realize the harrowing consequences of his Faustian bargain and desperately seeks to undo the deal with the help of renowned lawyer Daniel Webster. Packed with moral dilemmas, supernatural elements, and compelling performances, this timeless tale explores the timeless themes of greed, redemption, and the power of human will against supernatural forces.

Cast

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  Edward Arnold

  Daniel Webster

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  Walter Huston

  Mr. Scratch

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  Jane Darwell

  Ma Stone

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  Simone Simon

  Belle

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  Gene Lockhart

  Squire Slossum

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  John Qualen

  Miser Stevens

Reviews

All That Money Can Buy is a cinematic gem that mesmerizes viewers with its thought-provoking narrative and stellar performances. The film expertly weaves together elements of drama, fantasy, and morality to deliver a gripping story that resonates with audiences of all ages. Critics have applauded the movie for its captivating storytelling, atmospheric cinematography, and hauntingly beautiful score. With a stellar performance by Edward Arnold as the diabolical Mr. Scratch and Walter Huston as the legendary Daniel Webster, the film leaves a lasting impact on viewers long after the credits roll. Rotten Tomatoes awards All That Money Can Buy an impressive 87% rating, while IMDb rates it 7.6/10, solidifying its status as a must-see classic.