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Dial M for Murder
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- Crime/detective
- Thriller
- 1954
- Alfred Hitchcock
- 101 mins
- PG
Summary
Thriller starring Ray Milland and Grace Kelly. When he discovers his wealthy wife Margot is having an affair with novelist Mark Halliday, playboy Tony Wendice hatches a plot to ensure that he doesn't wind up penniless.
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Review
A star rating of 4 out of 5.
David Parkinson
Alfred Hitchcock only took on this version of Frederick Knott's play to fulfil his Warners contract. Such was his lack of interest in the project that he claimed he could have phoned in his direction and that the action wouldn't have been any less interesting if he had staged it in a phone box. It's true to say that many of the set pieces literally fall flat, because they were originally composed for presentation in 3D, but as Ray Milland plots to bump off wife Grace Kelly there are plenty of deft touches that loudly proclaim "genius at work". Milland's sinister sophistication catches the eye, but Kelly's subtly shaded suffering is superb.
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Cast
rolenameTony WendiceRay MillandMargot WendiceGrace KellyMark HallidayRobert CummingsChief Inspector HubbardJohn Williams (1)Captain LesgateAnthony DawsonPearsonPatrick AllenWilliamGeorge LeighDetectiveGeorge AldersonPolice sergeantRobin HughesNarratorLeo Britt
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rolenameDirectorAlfred Hitchcock
Details
Theatrical distributor
Park Circus
Released on
2013-07-26
Languages
English
Guidance
Some violence.
Available on
video, DVD and Blu-ray
Formats
Colour
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