Reviewers note that while the signature "twist endings" are present, they can sometimes feel "telegraphed" or dated to modern audiences.
(1952) is a star-studded anthology film that brings five of O. Henry's classic short stories to life, each handled by a different prominent director of the era. O. Henry's Full House(1952)
Every segment a winner. I first saw this movie on TV as a child in the 1960s, and never watched it again until now (2005), but it' Review: O. Henry's Full House (1952) - destroy all fanboys! Reviewers note that while the signature "twist endings"
Reviews generally describe the film as a "mixed bag," a common trait for anthology films where the quality and tone fluctuate between segments. Every segment a winner
It is widely praised for its incredible roster of talent, including an introduction by John Steinbeck and appearances by Marilyn Monroe (in a very brief, early role), Charles Laughton , and Richard Widmark .