Robert Walker

Robert Walker

  • Born: 1918-10-13
  • Height: 6' (1.83 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Elouise 2021-11-13 08:01:23

      The exchange murder plot in the early movies

      Bruno is a lunatic, right? When meeting on the train, he would talk to others and invite Guy to kill each other's relatives together to get rid of suspicion of murder.

      The memory is more profound:

    • Gia 2022-03-20 09:01:34

      Typical works of Hitchcock

      This film has the usual tension and doubts of Hitchcock's works, especially in the last paragraph of the film, the plot develops in a twist and turns, and danger is full of dangers. Although it does not scare the audience with a terrifying atmosphere, it always makes the audience nervous about the...

    • Dameon 2022-04-20 09:01:34

      In fact, the film is good, showing Hitchcock's good at creating atmosphere, grasping the rhythm and paying attention to details. The story itself is also very interesting. The two strangers who met on the train each have haters, and they proposed a plan to exchange murders. The plot did not fully follow the audience's expectations. It's a pity that this film has a big flaw, which will make people feel that everything that follows is superfluous, purely for suspense and suspense. No spoilers here.

    • Clovis 2022-04-23 07:01:41

      The story is really charming, challenging the usual style of the movie, with two male protagonists. Everyone in the world has the urge and possibility of crime. The movie exposes the dark side of everyone's heart. Bruno really has more temperament, in this film, that kind of nervousness, madness. How can a father who is so controlling and suffocating, a weak, pitiful but over-indulgent mother not have a sick son?

    Strangers on a Train quotes

    • Bruno Anthony: That reminds me of a *wonderful* idea I had once. I used to put myself to sleep at night - figuring it out. Now, let's say that - that you'd like to get rid of your wife.

      Guy Haines: That's a morbid thought.

      Bruno Anthony: Oh, no, no, no, no. Just suppose. Let's say you had a very good reason.

      Guy Haines: No, let's - let's not say...

      Bruno Anthony: No, no! Let's say. Now, you'd be afraid to kill her. You'd get caught. And what would trip you up? The motive. Ah. Now here's my idea.

      Guy Haines: I'm afraid I haven't time to listen, Bruno.

      Bruno Anthony: Listen, it's so simple, too. Two fellows meet accidentally, like you and me. No connection between them at all. Never saw each other before. Each one has somebody he'd like to get rid of. So they swap murders.

      Guy Haines: Swap murders?

      Bruno Anthony: Each fellow does the other fellow's murder. Then there's nothing to connect them. Each one has murdered a total stranger. Like you do my murder and I do yours.

    • Bruno Anthony: You think my theory is okay, Guy? You like it?

      Guy Haines: Sure, sure, Bruno. They're all okay.