This movie is so good, it's perfect. Plot, characters, lines, etc. At the beginning, I thought that the people in this play were so interesting, with personality, humor, intelligence, delicacy, and good expression...including the housekeeper who was not very good at hearing.
When I saw the back, I was worried that the ending would be the same as "First Degree Fear", as expected!
Whenever I watch such old films, I remember how many modern and recent films and series I have seen, especially Chinese ones (including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan of course) are "paying tribute to others". Don't talk about the plot and techniques, just some bridges are "learning" from other people's old classics.
For example, when the male protagonist in this film met his wife. When he said he wanted to help her find the organ, he stepped on the organ and made a noise. He looked at her awkwardly and said, "I think I have found it". I don't know how many times I've seen this scene in other dramas, and it's also in Jackie Chan's movies.
A film that is still great today! Omg, this is from 1957!
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