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Charade (1963)

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All Time

of 190,116

179

1960's

of 9,429

27

1963

of 2,827

3
Crime
- Crime All Time
  
  of 6,076
  
  29
  
  Crime of 1963
  
  of 41
  
  1
  
  Crime of the 1960's
  
  of 439
  
  3
Mystery
- Mystery All Time
  
  of 3,090
  
  13
  
  Mystery of 1963
  
  of 15
  
  1
  
  Mystery of the 1960's
  
  of 131
  
  2

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Charade (1963) is ranked overall as out of 4 stars

Overall Rating:3.3154

Avg Critic Score:3.1805

Charade (1963) Movie Reviews

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When Cary Grant died, many obituaries included two lines from CHARADE. While Grant is warning Audrey Hepburn about the danger she's in, she puts her finger in the cleft of his chin, and asks, "How do you shave in there?" Later, she confronts him with,...read the complete Charade (1963) review at Audio Revolution

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Images (Gary Johnson)

Upon the release of Charade in 1963, director Stanley Donen occasionally bristled at suggestions that his new movie was influenced by Alfred Hitchcock: "Who said it was only Hitchcock who had the right to make mysteries?" he retorted. Regardless of...read the complete Charade (1963) review at Images (Gary Johnson)

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Boxoffice Magazine

The woeful trajectory of Stanley Donen's "Charade" has finally come to an end... right back where it belongs, as a proper Criterion title, albeit newly remastered in anamorphic widescreen. After a series of public domain releases of dubious quality, the...read the complete Charade (1963) review at Boxoffice Magazine

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