Charade

1963 • 113 minutes

À propos de ce film

The first shot of Charade shows a pistol swinging ominously into a close-up and Audrey Hepburn gets a squirt of water right in the eye. And so it goes: Charade is an elegant thriller that manages to spoof its genre while at the same time being uncommonly suspenseful. Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn are the ideal leads for keeping their cool under preposterous twists in a deadly chase through Parisian environs; the supporting heavies include James Coburn, George Kennedy and Walter Matthau; there are five corpses; the red-herrings are incalculable; the gowns are by Givenchy; the percussive score is by Henry Mancini; and the point of the whole thing is style and wit for their own sake, and what better sake is there? Charade, in its own way, is one of the most radical and experimental films of the '60s.

Notes et avis

Loved it,, especially the ending; the middle was pretty good as well but not as good as the beginning. I must admit that I only got to see half the screen 50% of the time, but most of what I saw I really enjoyed. It was so much more entertaining then the book; I watched the book for what seemed like days and was bored to tears; the movie however was a much more enjoyable experience but this could be due to the fact that I was eating ice cream with a toothbrush while watching the film. I recommend this movie for anytime of the day and night.

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Favorite Hepburn movie! I've owned this one on vhs, dvd, & bluray. Saw this back in '96. Considering I like Hitchcock movies, this was a must