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Half Hitchcock, half Hepburn
Deanna 2022-03-23 09:02:10
This "Enigma" can be called a combination of half Hitchcock and half Hepburn, which may be a bit unfair to director Stanley Dornan, whose "Singing in the Rain" is enough to show its status, but The film does have a very obvious brand of fatness from the title design to the creation of Cary Grant and the spy as "MacGuffin". However, due to Hepburn's joining, the whole article always exudes Hepburn's charming charm. There is indeed a lot of chemical reactions between him and Grant. The lines are full of wisdom, and Walter Matthew's very good supporting role interpretation keeps the suspense of the story. , Unfortunately, the suspense from Hitchcock is still a lot of skill. Fans who like Grant and Hepburn will not be disappointed. If you want to watch a classic old movie, you will not be disappointed.
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Elinor 2022-03-27 09:01:09
The performance of Hepburn, a drama with a suspenseful tone, in this book can be regarded as an early "silly white sweet", and the Notre Dame Cathedral in the 1960s is now in ashes;
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Gracie 2022-01-03 08:01:21
It would be nice if I changed a hitchcock to another book, and Stanley Donen made it without any suspense. Audrey Hepburn is so beautiful, 360 degrees without blind spots! !
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Reggie Lampert: What's your name?
Peter Joshua: Peter Joshua
Reggie Lampert: Oh, mine's Regina Lampert.
Peter Joshua: Is there a Mr. Lampert?
Reggie Lampert: Yes.
Peter Joshua: Good for you.
Reggie Lampert: No it isn't. I'm getting a divorce.
Peter Joshua: Please, not on my account.
Reggie Lampert: Oh no, you see I don't really love him.
Peter Joshua: Well, at least you're honest.
Reggie Lampert: Mmm. Is there a Mrs. Joshua?
Peter Joshua: Yes, but we're divorced.
Reggie Lampert: Oh, that wasn't a proposal. I'm just curious.
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Reggie Lampert: What are you doing ?
Peter Joshua: Taking off my shoes. What do you think I'm doing? Did you ever hear of anybody taking a shower with their shoes on?
[Moments later, Peter showers with his suit on. A Cary Grant ad lib that stayed in the movie]