The Diary of Anne Frank Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 2362

Average Rating: 2.9/4

# of Ratings: 57

Theatrical Release Date: 03/18/1959

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 06/16/2009

Language: English

Genre: Biography, Drama

MPAA Rating: PG

Director: George Stevens

Actors: Shelley Winters, Millie Perkins, Joseph Schildkraut, Ed Wynn, Gusti Huber, Lou Jacobi

Plot: As the "Green Police" search for Jews on the streets of Amsterdam, a young girl named Anne, her parents and another family retreat for two years to a small attic of a shop. Despite being confined to a small area and having no contact with the outside world, the families go on with their lives to the best of their ability.

Unknown - wrote on 02/27/2012

Historical film based on a play that is based on true events. A personal and tragic story that holds up today. The length of the movie does drag at times, but I still liked most of it. It's what you'd expect from the films made during this time period.

Gabe - wrote on 11/19/2007

Okay, so the film probably doesn't merit a 1 star rating, but I saw this film when I was in eighth grade, so A) I don't remember much and B) The only thing that I do remember was the fact that I thought it was boring. I should see this again, I would assume it's better than I think it is, but for now...

Ichabod Crane
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A very sad film

Ichabod Crane - wrote on 11/12/2009

This film works quite effectively I thought, but it is hard to completely evaluate because the story basis is so sad and interesting to begin with. Unless it was completely terrible I think this story would work even in a lesser film, which I am not sure it is or not. Following there time is fascinating, rather suspenseful and very sad in the end. One strong point for the most part is the acting. Almost everyone acts incredibly well without the utmost authenticity. The problem which hurts the film and causes me to only give it three stars is Millie Perkins as Anne is almost fatal miscasting. If everyone else was not so good she could have sunk the whole film. She makes no attempt at an accent, seems unrealistic, and rather annoying. Besides that it is effective film.

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