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Suspicion

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Alfred Hitchcock

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Plot Summary

From the master of suspense, director Alfred Hitchcock ("Psycho," "North by Northwest"), comes this Oscar-winning thriller about a wealthy wallflower who suspects her penniless playboy husband of trying to murder her. Starring Oscar-winner Cary Grant ("The Awful Truth," "North by Northwest") and Joan Fontaine ("Rebecca," "Ivanhoe") who received an Oscar for Best Actress. Nominated for three Oscars, including Best Picture. Co-starring Nigel Bruce ("The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes"), Oscar-winner Dame May Whitty ("Mrs. Miniver"), Cedrick Hardwicke ("The Hunchback of Notre Dame") and Leo G. Carrol ("Father of the Bride").

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- Alfred Hitchcock

Rotten Tomatoes Movie Reviews

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Reviews Counted: 27
Fresh: 27
Rotten: 0
Average Rating: 7.8/10

Top Critics' Reviews

Fresh: Mr. Hitchcock is probably the most artful sophist working for the films -- and anyone who doesn't think so should see Suspicion. – Bosley Crowther, New York Times, Jul 16, 2008

Fresh: Alfred Hitchcock's trademarked cinematic development of suspenseful drama, through mental emotions of the story principals, is vividly displayed in Suspicion. – Variety Staff, Variety, Feb 10, 2012

Fresh: Everyone concedes that this 1941 Hitchcock film is a failure, yet it displays so much artistic seriousness that I find its failure utterly mysterious. – Dave Kehr, Chicago Reader, Jun 24, 2010

Fresh: Despite a silly cop-out ending (imposed by RKO), a gripping domestic thriller. – Geoff Andrew, Time Out, Feb 11, 2008

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Customer Reviews

That glass of milk...

by Victortokio

Hitchcock twists the original novel and make his own story. He told in the famous interview to F. Truffaut that the studio would never allow a evil Cary Grant...so many things become even more confusing and the story and the film gets more amazing and dark...The famous glass of milk is so shinny because Hitchcock asked a waterproof light inside the glass...masterpiece!

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Genre: Drama
Released: 1941

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