To Catch a Thief (1955)
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- Newly Remastered Limited Editions (00:08)
- Clip: You're a thief (01:11)
Movie Info & Cast
Synopsis
A retired jewel thief sets out to prove his innocence after being suspected of returning to his former occupation.
Cast
- Cary Grant
- Grace Kelly
- Jessie Royce Landis
- John Williams
- Charles Vanel
- Brigitte Auber
- Jean Martinelli
- Georgette Anys
- George Adrian
- John Alderson
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- Jul 29, 2013
The key sequence for understanding this movie is when Cary Grant evades capture by the police by disguising himself in a pair of swim trunks and going to the beach.
JoeDec 29, 2016Look, they can't all be Vertigo, Psycho, The Wrong Man, North By Northwest, Rear Window, I Confess, Strangers On A Train, The Birds, Frenzy, Rope, Notori...
I.V.May 28, 2019cary grant grace kelly cary kelly grace grant kelly cary grant grace kelly grant cary grace
eely - Aug 3, 2023
Not sure what I was more enamored with— the lighting of the rooftop scenes or Grace Kelly. (The answer is Grace Kelly)
Joe AMay 18, 2022To the critics who bemoaned on the release of “To Catch a Thief” that it lacked Alfred Hitchcock’s usual suspense, I ask: Is the wonderment of what Grace Kelly will wear in the next scene not enough? There is a marked lack of psychopaths with thirsty daggers in “To Catch…
theriverjordanJul 27, 2017In some ways, this is just feature-length test footage for the green color scheme of Vertigo.
Josh Larsen - Jun 2, 2019
92 Ravenous filmmaking in the guise of a hangout travelogue. Cary Grant juggles police presence and the flirtations of Grace Kelly like a beach bum after an expensive lunch-date - meaning there's not a narrative drive to be found. Instead, Hitchcock distills his chief…
SilentDawnJan 24, 2021can totally see why my grandad was crushing hard on grace kelly
mollyJan 17, 2022the thought of gal gadot and ryan Reynolds doing this makes me want to become the joker
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- CvptvinHowdy likedTo Catch a Thief
Grace Kelly was giving all the other actresses a run for their money in those days, especially in the scene in the beach water. Cary Grant has more charisma than 90% of actors today, if not more. I wish the reveal could've been better, but Hitchcock doesn't make bad films.
Les yeux d'Aisha lovedTo Catch a ThiefEdith Head, cinema’s most legendary costume designer, wrapped Kelly in creations that shimmered with quiet seduction. Though Cary Grant lingered at her side and the French Riviera glowed in the background, it was Kelly who commanded my gaze.
Platypus Lord likedTo Catch a ThiefFun Hitchcock, with some irresistible performances, but not top tier. Actually, it has Grace Kelly in it, so never mind, it is the best one.
- Mickerdoo likedTo Catch a Thief
Well picked actors but too much of the story takes place off camera. Wasn’t engrossed. Kelly is a vision. Grant is a stud as usual.
Inestimable likedTo Catch a ThiefI think this is my first Hitchcock movie and it was maybe a little slow but it was a good movie anyway with great suspense.
Lucas Ferreira likedTo Catch a ThiefA great storytelling and a plot twist that makes the movie better at each minute of you watching!
- Rebecca Burriss is "meh" onTo Catch a Thief
The vistas were gorgeous, but the plot and characters were pretty bland.
William Kotler lovedTo Catch a ThiefAbsolutely perfect movie! One of my faves with a classic….Cary Grant.
Breeze likedTo Catch a ThiefYesyesyesyes the scenery the dramatic outfit changes and car chases
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Metacritic
Hitchcock's superbly insouciant crime caper from 1955 must surely be one of the last movies in which the American super-rich are indulged so extravagantly and adoringly – the kind of people who stub their cigarettes out in fried eggs.
Peter Bradshaw
The Guardian
To Catch a Thief does nothing but give out a good, exciting time.
Bosley Crowther
The New York Times
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