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Titre original : Deceived

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6,1/10

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A man is murdered when checking authenticity of ancient Egyptian jewelry at a museum. Adrienne finds out after the death of her husband, that he was using a fake name. Are the 2 deaths linked?

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Le conservateur d'un musée est assassiné durant l'authentification d'anciens bijoux égyptiens. Adrienne découvre après la mort de son mari, victime d'un accident de voiture, qu'il utilisait ... Tout lireLe conservateur d'un musée est assassiné durant l'authentification d'anciens bijoux égyptiens. Adrienne découvre après la mort de son mari, victime d'un accident de voiture, qu'il utilisait un faux nom. Les deux décès sont-ils liés ?Le conservateur d'un musée est assassiné durant l'authentification d'anciens bijoux égyptiens. Adrienne découvre après la mort de son mari, victime d'un accident de voiture, qu'il utilisait un faux nom. Les deux décès sont-ils liés ?

Réalisation
- Damian Harris
Scénario
- Mary Agnes Donoghue
- Bruce Joel Rubin
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

NOTE IMDb

6,1/10

8,2 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Damian Harris
Scénario
- Mary Agnes Donoghue
- Bruce Joel Rubin
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Anecdotes
This film was originally titled "The Mrs." and early promotional material (including an early version of the final poster) contained this title. It became "Deceived" because the producers wanted to further separate Goldie Hawn's association with bubbly comedy and they felt "The Mrs." didn't make the theme clear enough.

Gaffes
When Adrienne is painting (right before her husband's accident), the brush she is using is dry.

Citations
Adrienne Saunders: I- I really do apologize, I wouldn't bother you normally, but I just have to have that necklace tonight.
Carol Gingold: No! She said I could have this!
Mrs. Gingold: I know, honey, but the necklace isn't a toy, and...
Carol Gingold: Daddy!
[runs from the room]
Carol Gingold: She said I could have it, and now she wants it back!
Mr. Gingold: This is very confusing for Carol, Mrs. Saunders.
Adrienne Saunders: I'm sure it is Mr. Gingold, but this happens to be a very valuable piece of jewelry.
Mr. Gingold: I know how you feel, Carol. It's very confusing when grown-ups do things that aren't fair.
[gives Adrienne a dirty look]
Mr. Gingold: But you have to accept that these things happen in life...
Adrienne Saunders: [grabs the necklace] Oh, for Christ's sake! Isn't anybody in charge around here?

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Paradise/Livin' Large/The Fisher King/The Indian Runner (1991)

Bandes originales
And Then I Wondered If You Knew
Written by Denny Zeitlin
Performed by The Denny Zeitlin Trio

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8/10

Goldie tries a thriller

Dark, somber thriller about an art restorer Adrienne (Goldie Hawn) meeting Jack Saunders (John Heard) and falling in love. They marry, have a kid and are happy--until 6 years (or so) into the marriage he's suddenly killed. Slowly Adrienne discovers her husband wasn't who she thought he was...

Sort of a film noir. Hawn decided to take a chance on a dramatic role. Unfortunately this film fizzled at the box office and Hawn herself later said she made a mistake. I actually like the film. I liked it in 1991 and I still like it now 15 years later. It's got an intricate plot and some very nice directorial touches (some of the scenes were beautiful). Love their apartment too. There was also a very unusual but effective music score and a few nice jolts in the movie too.

The acting varies. Heard is VERY good is his role. Unfortunately Hawn isn't in hers. She's somber, quiet and too restrained. She seems very uncomfortable in the role. She doesn't ruin the movie but she lessens the impact--maybe it's a good thing that she never tried this again. Also I noticed quite a few plot loopholes left dangling after the movie was over. Still I found this engrossing and well-made. Worth catching. I give it an 8.