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The Stranger

b/w. 95+ min. Olive Films. 1946. DVD UPC 887090136716. $19.99; Blu-ray UPC 887090136815. $29.99.
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After the artistic success of Citizen Kane and The Magnificent Ambersons, Orson Welles set out to show he could make a commercial film by directing himself as a Nazi official taking refuge as a small-town prep school professor, trailed by a war-crimes investigator (Edward G. Robinson) out to bring him to justice. Suspenseful, if a tad melodramatic, this archetypal thriller proves the third time is the charm for this latest high-def release. Sourced from a preprint element superior to the rather worn-out prints scanned for two prior discs makes this a highly welcome Stranger.
Reviewed by Staff , Oct 15, 2017
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