Rich and Strange (1932)
ADULT THEMES
| Director: | Alfred Hitchcock |
| Actors: | Percy Marmont, Henry Kendall, Joan Barry |
Instead of waiting for their inheritance, Fred and Emily Hill ask for it in advance. Their rich uncle surprisingly obliges. They set out to use their money the best way possible by spending it! This is one of Hitchcock’s most entertaining and well directed movies of the 1930s.
| Status: | Normal |
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| Run time: | 82mins |
| Origin: | UNITED KINGDOM |
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Member Reviews (5)
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Elspeth N.
says
At first it was like a travelogue but I found the camera work surprisingly modern in parts. Hitchcock seemed to have a fascination with the way wealth and too much leisure corrupts and it provides an interesting look at how a happy marriage was almost destroyed. Some very interesting scenes in foreign countries which are more genuine looking than many later Hollywood efforts.
Margaret F.
says
Strange is right ! Very old I got bored half way through. Overacting and at first I thought it was a silent movie . Ok if you like them very very old and amateur.
Ed V.
says
Can't recall, Ed.
Dianne L.
says
Not what I expected - Found quite boring & next to no plot.
John A.
says
A historical curiosity. Worth a look for its representation of different countries through the stereotype of its time.