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The Devil and Daniel Webster

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The Devil and Daniel Webster is a 1941 supernatural drama based on Stephen Vincent Benét’s short story. A farmer attempts to break a deal with the devil, seeking assistance from lawyer Daniel Webster to nullify the agreement. The narrative explores themes of contracts and redemption through an adaptation of Benét's original work.

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What is the plot of The Devil and Daniel Webster?

The 1941 supernatural drama follows a struggling farmer who makes a pact with the devil and later seeks the help of lawyer Daniel Webster to break the contract. The narrative heavily explores themes of contracts, morality, and redemption.

Who stars in the 1941 film The Devil and Daniel Webster?

The movie stars Edward Arnold as the famous orator Daniel Webster and Walter Huston as the devil, who is referred to as Mr. Scratch. Their dynamic drives the film's intense supernatural courtroom climax.

Is The Devil and Daniel Webster based on a book?

Yes, the film is a direct adaptation of Stephen Vincent Benét’s classic short story of the same name. Benét's original narrative helped establish the folklore of Daniel Webster in American fantasy literature.

Did The Devil and Daniel Webster win any Academy Awards?

The film won the Academy Award for Best Dramatic Score, which was composed by the legendary Bernard Herrmann. It was also nominated for Best Sound Recording and Best Black-and-White Art Direction.

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