Audrey Hepburn, Charles Boyer, Eli Wallach
A young woman enlists the help of a detective to recover a sculpture that her father, a dealer in phony art, sold to a Paris museum for fear that it will be uncovered as a hoax.
DVD Release Date: December 7, 2004
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January 13, 2008"thats why! i've been so stupid! explain it to me again" - audrey. after watching the first scene or two i found myself wondering why audrey hepburn was wearing a white bucket on her head. her collection of hats seemed to be equally bizarre throughout, but it's not a film all abo...( read more)
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October 15, 2008'How To Steal A Million' Gets Away With Star Power
Made in 1966, this is a genteel entry in the caper genre much like To Catch A Thief. I love a good caper movie - The Sting, The Concrete Jungle, The Italian Job remake, The Score, when done right can have you on the edge of you...( read more) -
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November 15, 2009This is a classic movie, with Audrey as her ever pixie-like self and Peter O'Toole in a wonderful comedic role. How to Steal A Million is an original concept and a great piece of film. Performances and comedic timing are perfect, and this is a great watch for all ages.
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October 14, 2009The movie starts out rather tacky, but it becomes an adorable robbery movie. Audrey Hepburn and Peter O?Toole have believable chemistry and make such a great team!! The story has the right amount of twists and enough suspense to keep you interested. What I especially like is t...( read more)
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September 7, 2009Clever screenplay, witty dialog, and a touch of Hepburn. Very entertaining.
Nicole Bonnet: Your arm is much better.
Simon Dermott: Oh no no, it hurts, it hurts.
Nicole Bonnet: It's the other arm.
Simon Dermott: The infection is spreading.
Simon Dermott: There's the bathroom, t...( read more) -
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December 29, 2007who knew that putting o'toole and hepburn in a broom closet for 30 minutes would be so entertaining?
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July 10, 2007
Not only is this movie clever, cute, and romantic, but it also showcases brilliant cinematography, Oscar-worthy acting, and beautiful Givenchy fashions!
This remains not only my favourite Audrey Hepburn of all time (yes, it is even better than Roman Holiday!),but also my favourite "oldie" of all time! -
November 23, 2006A brilliant film! Really funny and romantic. Audrey Hepburn is really lovely and Peter O'Toole is gorgeous as the 'gentleman bandit'. A great film!
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