The Unknown Man

Synopsis

In the 1951 film 'The Unknown Man', directed by Richard Thorpe, Walter Pidgeon takes on the role of a secretive man who is accused of a crime he claims innocence of. As the plot unfolds, the audience is taken on a suspenseful journey filled with unexpected twists and revelations. Set against a backdrop of deception and mistrust, the movie explores themes of identity, justice, and the power of truth. With stellar performances and a gripping storyline, 'The Unknown Man' keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end, leaving them questioning the true nature of the unknown man.

Cast

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  Walter Pidgeon

  Dwight Bradley 'Brad' Masen

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  Ann Harding

  Stella Masen

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  Barry Sullivan

  District Attorney Joe Bucknor

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  Keefe Brasselle

  Rudi Wallchek

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  Lewis Stone

  Judge James V. Hulbrook

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  Eduard Franz

  Andrew Jason 'Andy' Layford

Reviews

Critics have given mixed reviews to 'The Unknown Man'. While some praised the film for its intriguing plot and Walter Pidgeon's captivating performance, others found the pacing to be slow and the resolution lacking. Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus mentioned, "A classic noir film that keeps audiences guessing till the end." IMDb reviewer commented, 'Solid performances and an engaging mystery make it worth watching.' On the contrary, Metacritic's review stated, 'The Unknown Man lacks the depth needed to make it truly memorable.' Despite the varying opinions, the film's overall rating of 6.4/10 on IMDb showcases its enduring appeal and ability to enthrall audiences.