Roger O. Thornhillis an ordinary advertiser with a little sense of humor. When he was eating with a client, two people suddenly came up and kidnapped him and called him Kipling. Roger was taken to a large house inexplicably, and met several unidentified people. The leader also believed that he was Kipling and asked him to cooperate in handing over things. Before Roger could understand, a few people filled him with a large bottle of bourbon and helped him into a car, seeming to create the illusion that he fell into the sea while driving under the influence. There was no accident in Roger's dimness. He was only accused of driving a stolen car while drunk by the police. No one believed Roger's confession the next day, and the people in the big house also insisted that he had gone drunk after attending the banquet. For his innocence, and out of curiosity, Roger found Keplin's hotel room based on clues from the previous night, but found nothing, but was chased by others. He came to the United Nations Building again, looking for the owner of the big house, but he was accused of the murderer of the United Nations officials. Afterwards, Roger was hunted down by the gang, but at the same time he was noticed by the FBI and was taken as an agent by the FBI. Eve Kendall and Leonard were dispatched to assist, and he finally got the criminal evidence from the gang and got together with Ava Kando.
North by Northwest movie plot
2021-10-20 17:21
Extended Reading
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Cleve 2022-03-23 09:01:16
1. Seeing a flying knife stuck in a person behind him, you must pull the knife out in the public, otherwise others will not mistake you for the murder. 2. When you arrange the target you want to kill in an open place, and when he is unprepared, using an airplane to kill him is the best choice. After learning these two points, watch this film again. It is really classic. The plot is subtle, the lines are humorous, and the characters’ IQs are also online. Each shot has its own necessity, just like taking a risk with the protagonist. , Enjoyable.
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Clarissa 2021-10-20 19:02:11
Xi Fat's most complicated movie
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[Roger and his mother are tracking down George Kaplan at the Plaza Hotel, but they need his room key]
Roger Thornhill: Mother, I want you to go over to the desk, put on that sweet and innocent look you do so well, and ask for the key to 796.
Clara Thornhill: [offended] Don't be ridiculous. I wouldn't do a thing like that.
Roger Thornhill: [pulls a ten dollar bill out of his wallet] $10?
Clara Thornhill: [indignant] Not for all the money in the world!
Roger Thornhill: [nodding, pulls out more bills] $50?
Clara Thornhill: You're disgraceful!
Roger Thornhill: [Still nodding] Mmm-hmm.
[She takes the money anyway]
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[after the false shooting at the visitor's center at Mt. Rushmore, Roger and Eve are reunited at a nearby forest]
Eve Kendall: Hello.
Roger Thornhill: Hello.
Eve Kendall: Are you alright?
Roger Thornhill: Yes, I think so. I asked the Professor if I could see you again.
Eve Kendall: There's not much time.
Roger Thornhill: Isn't there?
Eve Kendall: I wanted to tell you... I mean, apologize.
Roger Thornhill: No need. I understand. All in the line of duty.
Eve Kendall: I did treat you miserably.
Roger Thornhill: I hated you for it.
Eve Kendall: I didn't want you to go on thinking...
Roger Thornhill: I used some pretty harsh words, I'm sorry.
Eve Kendall: They hurt deeply.
Roger Thornhill: Naturally, if I'd known...
Eve Kendall: I couldn't tell you.
Roger Thornhill: Of course not.
Eve Kendall: Could I?
Roger Thornhill: No. I guess not.
Eve Kendall: You didn't get hurt. I'm so relieved.
Roger Thornhill: [thinking she's talking about her false betrayal] Of course I was.
Eve Kendall: I mean, in the cafeteria when you fell. When I shot you with the blanks.
Roger Thornhill: Oh, that. Ah, I see. No, no.
Eve Kendall: You did it rather well, I thought.
Roger Thornhill: [semi-boastful] Yes, I thought I was quite graceful.
Eve Kendall: Considering it's not really your line of work.
Roger Thornhill: No, I got into it by accident. What's your story?
Eve Kendall: I met Phillip Vandaam at a party one night and saw only his charms.