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We're No Angels (1955) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by Michael Curtiz and produced by Pat Duggan.

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24 Bogie Movie Marathon #24: We're No Angels

By Google profile on May 15, 2011 From Out of the Past - A Classic Film Blog

About MeBlogger, Out of the Past - A Classic Film Blog and more. Please add my Google profile to your circles. Finishing a blogathon 5 months later is okay... right?! We're No Angels (1955) is a Christmas story like no other. It's the turn of the 20th Century and three Devil's Island convicts fi... Read full article

We're No Angels (1955)

By Raquel Stecher on Nov 30, -0001 From Out of the Past - A Classic Film Blog

Finishing a blogathon 5 months later is okay... right?! We're No Angels (1955) is a Christmas story like no other. It's the turn of the 20th Century and three Devil's Island convicts find themselves on a tropical island colonized by France. They need money to catch a ship back to Europe but fin... Read full article

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We're No Angels Quotes:

Felix Ducotel: You look different.
Jules: We are different.
Felix Ducotel: Don't misunderstand me. It's true that I never liked my cousin, only because he was not likable. He had a number of good points, I'm sure. I just can't think of any.
Amelie Ducotel: [Speaking of their daughter] Look! Every page of her diary... how much she loves him!
Felix Ducotel: [Befuddled] Hmmm? What? You - you - you read her private thoughts?
Amelie Ducotel: Why do you think I gave her the diary?
[Joseph brings Andre a spiny pineapple on a plate to eat with no utensils]
Andre Trochard: Knife! Fork! How am I supposed to eat that?
Joseph: [matter-of-factly] You eat it like an apple.
[Joseph gives him a look like this is common knowledge]
Joseph: In the immortal words of somebody or other, "Well done, Adolphe."
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We're No Angels Facts
We're No Angels marked the last time Humphrey Bogart worked with director Michael Curtiz.
"The "angels," or no angels, as personified by Humphrey Bogart, Aldo Ray and Peter Ustinov, represent a celestial bit of casting. Joan Bennett, Leo G. Carroll and young Gloria Talbott are ideal for the little family, and the villainy sits authoritatively on Basil Rathbone and John Baer."

-- New York Times Review for We're No Angels, Published July 8, 1955
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