Marnie [DVD] [1964]
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Description
Features
The Trouble with Marnie
The Marnie archives
Theatrical trailer
And more!
Director
- Alfred Hitchcock
Writer
- Jay Presson Allen
Cast
- Tippi HedrenMarnie Edgar
- Sean ConneryMark Rutland
- Diane BakerLil Mainwaring
- Martin GabelSidney Strutt
- Louise LathamBernice Edgar, Mamie's mother
- Bob SweeneyCousin Bob
- Bruce DernSailor
- Milton SelzerMan at the Track
- Mariette HartleySusan Clabon
- Alan NapierMr. Rutland
- Henry Beckman1st Detective
- S. John LaunerSam Ward
- Meg WyllieMrs. Turpin
- Louise LorimerMrs. Strutt
- Edith EvansonRita
Crew
- Alfred HitchcockProducer
- Winston GrahamBook Author
- Robert BurksCinematographer
- Bernard HerrmannComposer (Music Score)
- George TomasiniEditor
- George MiloSet Designer
- Edith HeadCostume Designer
- Rita RiggsCostume Designer
- Waldon O. WatsonSound/Sound Designer
- Bob DawnMakeup
- Howard SmitMakeup
- Jack BarronMakeup
Details
- GenreDrama
- SubgenreMelodrama,Romantic Mystery,Psychological Thriller
- TitleMarnie
- Countries ProducedUnited States
- Duration130 minutes
- Year of Release1964
- Product TagsDVD
- FormatDVD
- Program TypeMovie
- Screen FormatEnhanced Widescreen for 16x9 TV
- Aspect Ratio1.85:1
- LanguageEnglish, French
- SubtitlesEnglish
- Region Code1
- StudioUniversal Studios
Other
- Product NameMarnie [DVD] [1964]
- UPC025192830822
Customer reviews
Rating 4.6 out of 5 stars with 5 reviews
(5 customer reviews)to a friend
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Marnie
||Posted .This is a Great find and perfect for my collection.
This review is from Marnie [Blu-ray] [1964]
I would recommend this to a friendRated 4 out of 5 stars
Marcia
||Posted . Owned for 3 weeks when reviewed.A really good movie with just the right amount of suspense!
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
An Old Favorite
||Posted .I’ve been waiting for “years” to find this Hitchcock Film on DVD ....finally I can retire my VHS copy !
I would recommend this to a friendRated 4 out of 5 stars
underrated Hitchcock gem
Posted .Marnie was the first great non-Bond film from Sir Sean Connery since he began playing his career-defining role as 007. This was also Hitchcock's followup to his classic The Birds, with the same leading lady, Tippi Hedren. Sadly, the film didn't gather much acclaim upon its original 1964 release. One reason being that it is not a suspense shocker like The Birds or Psycho. Another being that Sir Sean is quite far from the Bond role (the film was sandwiched between From Russia With Love & Goldfinger). Indeed his character, one Mark Rutland, is an upperclass businessman who becomes quite self-serving when he blackmails his employee (the title character, played by Hedren) into marrying him in the hopes of understanding the psychosis which drives her to steal. By 1964, Hitchcock's name had become synonymous with suspense and, while the moment Marnie steals from Rutland may put the viewer on edge, the picture itself is more of a character study involving the plotting between the two principals keeping the details of their marriage a secret from everyone including the sister of Rutland's late wife, who's smitten with him herself. Some scenes (mostly those in between Rutland & Marnie's confrontations) slow the pace of the movie somewhat. However, both Connery & Hedren do fine work, but the best part of the film is the music from frequent HItchcock collaborator Bernard Herrmann, which is possibly the most romantic musical score for any movie. In recent years, though, this film has gained a more positive reputation. Although Hedren didn't obtain any high profile roles following this, it is seen as one of the first indications that Sir Sean's acting talent was not limited to playing James Bond.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Classic Hitchcock
Posted .Along with North by Northwest, this is my favorite Hitchcock film. The opening scene to this movie is just classic.
This review is from Marnie [Blu-ray] [1964]
I would recommend this to a friend