Just like "The Missing Lady", it is a suspense film with comedy as an introduction. This kind of suspenseful tone seems to be more endearing than the one that sets the tone of suspense. It is in two types of films at one time. At present, it may be the only two or two in three years, which needs to be verified. I refused in every possible way, but in the end I lost to the Sima Xiangru effect. Although it is the reverse, the reverse is sometimes better than the forward. "She's already an old girl, and I'm really worried that she won't be able to marry in her life." (If the family is not successful, you can also let friends show off the joy of love). So, with a frown, he turned around and kissed. The part of constantly calling until the telegram came is really moving and remarkable, and a raised eyebrow on the square stool also highlights the acting skills. After thinking about it, the newspaper at the beginning was a positive Sima Xiangru. This can also be used in modern times, on mobile phones, and receiving public account news. Now the news is all from the media, which can achieve the same shooting/deception effect. m The scrabble is very expressive, with "murder" spelled out on the table, which seems to be the first time I have seen Grant play the villain. Maybe it's a semi-villain, a delusional delusion of murder that extends from psychological cues, and overtaking on a bend by the sea is an old trick. I don't know how many times it has appeared here.
This ending is surprisingly bad, this is the ending that has been changed, Hitchcock tried to fail, did not let the man turn again, the last time he lied, when the woman completely believed it, she showed her villainous nature again, well, Cary Grant is really impossible are wicked. The first is "Butterfly Dream", the next is "Beauty's Plan" and "Dr. Edward". The dramatic conflict comes from the constant suspicion of women. Of course, it is also the worst in this area. The best of the same type is in Poland. Kei came on stage, that "Rosemary's Baby".
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