Atrapa a un ladrón

Título original: To Catch a Thief

1955
A
1h 46min

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Cary Grant and Grace Kelly in Atrapa a un ladrón (1955)

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Un ladrón de joyas retirado se propone demostrar su inocencia tras ser sospechoso de volver a su antigua ocupación.Un ladrón de joyas retirado se propone demostrar su inocencia tras ser sospechoso de volver a su antigua ocupación.Un ladrón de joyas retirado se propone demostrar su inocencia tras ser sospechoso de volver a su antigua ocupación.

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- 1 premio y 5 nominaciones en total

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John Alderson

Detective at the Costume Ball
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Martha Bamattre

Kitchen Helper
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René Blancard

Commissaire Lepic
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Eugene Borden

French Waiter
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Nina Borget

Frenchwoman
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George Boyce

Party Guest
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John Breen

Party Guest
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Margaret Brewster

Cold-cream Woman
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Ralph Brooks

Casino Patron
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Curiosidades
Cary Grant had announced his retirement from acting in February 1953, stating that, since the rise of Method actors like Marlon Brando, most people were no longer interested in seeing him. He was also angry at the way Sir Charles Chaplin had been treated by the HUAC. He was lured out of his retirement to make this movie, and thereafter continued acting for a further eleven years.

Pifias
John says he'll leave his clothes with Danielle, but later, when he is at the flower market, he's in the same clothes.

However it is quite likely that he met up with her before going to the market and this meeting was simply omitted as it contributes nothing else to the story. This is the only plausible explanation, since he was unlikely to be concealing money in his swimming trunks either, and it's improbable that he walked the 20 miles from Cannes to Nice for the meeting, barefoot in just his trunks.

Citas
Frances Stevens: Mother, the book you're reading is upside down!

Créditos adicionales
The opening title sequence shows the window of a travel agent, with the text of the titles superimposed. The bottom of the window is not quite horizontal because the window is seen from a slight angle to perpendicular. The text of the titles is given slight parallelogram distortion so the bottom line of text is parallel to the window-sill, and therefore it is not horizontal and parallel with the film frame.

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Edited into Histoire(s) du cinéma: Seul le cinéma (1994)

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8/10

can be seen again and again

Like most of Hitchcock this is a film that withstands repeated viewings. A light crime farce it is nevertheless full of great Hitchcock touches- a particular favorite of mine is the chase through the flower market with Cary Grant's comic encounter with the old flower seller. Grace Kelly was perhaps the sexiest of all movie stars in that she could combine the glamor of a Katherine Hepburn or Elizabeth Taylor with the earthy sexiness of Marilyn Monroe. Witness her first surprise kiss with Cary Grant and his reaction. This is priceless acting and one of the reasons Grant is considered one of the greatest actors in movie history. John Williams is also excellent as the very British insurance agent and Jesse Royce Landis (who played Grant's mother in North by Northwest ) is also on hand for a number of fine moments. Although slim in terms of drama this has to rank among the top ten of Hitch's films.