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The Letter

The Letter

November 21, 1940· 1h 35m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score7.6

After a woman shoots a man to death, a damning letter she wrote raises suspicions.

Critics Sentiment

Critics7.6
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16 reviews·Last updated 2mo ago
Peak Moment

Leslie Crosbie shoots Geoffrey Hammond on her porch

9.2at 4m
Lowest Moment

Robert reads the letter and discovers Leslie's affair

6.2at 1h 21m
Biggest Swing

The film's biggest drop occurs when Robert discovers Leslie's betrayal, falling from 8.4 to 6.2 as the devastating truth destroys his world.

The Letter maintains consistently high audience regard throughout most of its runtime, anchored by universal praise for Davis's commanding performance and Wyler's atmospheric direction. While the opening shooting sequence and Sondergaard's terrifying scenes earn the highest marks, the film experiences its only significant dip during Robert's heartbreaking discovery of his wife's deception.

16 reviews analyzed|Sources: Imdb
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Leslie Crosbie shoots Geoffrey Hammond on her porch⬆ Peak moment
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Leslie claims self defense against attempted rape to police
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White colonial community rallies behind Leslie's defense story
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Leslie breaks down and confesses writing the letter to Joyce
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Leslie meets Hammond's Eurasian widow in Chinese quarter
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Robert announces plans to buy plantation in Sumatra
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Robert reads the letter and discovers Leslie's affair⬇ Lowest moment
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Hammond's widow stabs Leslie in the garden with dagger
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