Monday, April 13, 2015

Music from the Sixties Movies: CHARADE


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8 comments:

Jeff Meyerson said...

CHARADE has always been a favorite of mine, for the Mancini score and the great cast - Hepburn, Grant and future Oscar winners Walter Matthau, George Kennedy and James Coburn. Oh yes, and Paris.

Jeff M.

3:20 PM
pattinase (abbott) said...

Love it. Compare her rapport with Grant in this to hers with Peppard in Breakfast.

3:29 PM
Anonymous said...

Audrey Hepburn graced just about every film she was in.

4:06 PM
Sergio (Tipping My Fedora) said...

Great fun - but no definite article, surely? Mind you, the remake was pretty lousy, so what the hell!

4:25 PM
Anonymous said...

Was either Cary Grant or Audrey Hepburn ever in a film that wasn't first-rate?

I'm sure there were a few clinkers here and there, but my memories of _Charade_ obscure the possibility of remembering any bad films.

Well, there was that Napoleonic fiasco with Grant and Loren; and wasn't Hepburn in My Fair Lady?

Okay, those are two that ought to be forgotten.

5:59 PM
Barry Ergang said...

Good, but I liked Arabesque better, up to and including the theme.

6:10 PM
pattinase (abbott) said...

I barely remember ARABESQUE: Sophia Loren, Gregory Peck? Must check it out.
Yes, they chose well, didn't they?

6:30 AM
Loren Eaton said...

My wife adores this movie.

11:36 AM

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