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The Great Impostor

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In a witty and lighthearted comedy, we follow the escapades of a master of deception named Ferdinand Waldo Demara, a man who is not exactly what he seems. From childhood, Ferdinand has always had a knack for impersonating others, and when he feels trapped in his mundane life, he decides it's time to make the most of his cunning. With a blend of ingenuity and charisma, he ventures into a new world, taking on eye-catching identities ranging from doctor to clergyman.

As he embarks on his new life as an emergency medical officer in the Navy, Ferdinand manages to fool his superiors and gain the trust of his patients. However, as he progresses in his career and his fame begins to grow, so does the pressure to maintain his charade. The situation becomes complicated when he starts forming real bonds with the crew and faces the ethical dilemmas of his lies.

The plot turns into a game of cat and mouse, culminating in a hilarious and thought-provoking conclusion that questions the thin line between truth and fiction. With a brilliant cast and a touch of madness, our protagonist takes us on a journey that, while overflowing with laughter, also serves as a reminder of the power of identity and the desire to be something greater than oneself. This story shows us that sometimes, life can be more surprising than one ever imagined.

Media type
Movie
Year
1960
Director
Robert Mulligan
Writer
Liam O'Brien
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.90
Service
Metacritic
Rating
66.00
Actors
Tony Curtis
Karl Malden
Edmond O'Brien
Arthur O'Connell
Gary Merrill
Joan Blackman
Raymond Massey
Robert Middleton
Jeanette Nolan
Sue Ane Langdon
Larry Gates
Mike Kellin
Frank Gorshin
Cindi Wood
Dick Sargent
Doodles Weaver
Ward Ramsey
David White
Philip Ahn
Herbert Rudley
Jerry Paris
Harry Carey
Willard Sage
Russ Conway
James Dobson
Richard Gaines
Bob Herron
Herbert Lytton
Frank Maxwell
Michael Ford
Dan Sheridan
Gender
Comedy
Drama
Country
United States
Producers
Robert Arthur
Original title
The Great Impostor
Duration
112
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