Alfred Hitchcock, Edmund Gwenn, Jerry Mathers
Trouble erupts in a small, quiet New England town when a man's body is found in the woods. The problem is that almost everyone in town thinks that they had something to do with his death.
DVD Release Date: March 6, 2001
Stats: 654 reviews
A dark comedy that is a truly underestimated Hitchcock film, but perhaps one that is more of an acquired taste depending on your humour. It is a tad corny in places, but love the dryness of the comedy throughout whilst dealing with a pretty grim and dark subject matter.
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Delightful! Hitchcock's dabbling in dark comedy featuring a young and absolutely beautiful Shirley MacLaine.
not one of hitchcocks best yet with some genuinely funny moments in it but not enough of them it manages to get a little somewhere helped by the acting skills of shirley maclaine and the female half of the cast
Well we know that The Trouble With Harry is not a thriller - it's billed as a black comedy but the real trouble with The Trouble With Harry is that it is neither very black and is never comic. And only mildly entertaining for most of it's length. At times the story is so tedious...( read more)
I simply did not care for it. There's nothing horribly wrong with The Trouble With Harry, but it did not succeed at engrossing me like Hitchcock usually has a knack for. Throughout most of the movie, I kept thinking that the story would be much better as a play. John Forsythe and...( read more)
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