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Sleuth
Cast
Laurence Olivier, Michael Caine, Alec Cawthorne, John Matthews View AllCrew
Anthony Shaffer (Screenplay), Joseph L. Mankiewicz (Director) View AllRelease: Dec. 10th, 1972
Runtime: 2 hours, 18 minutes
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TheUsualSuspect
The film takes a few detours in what one would expect a story like this to go, once the detective shows up I didn't know if this was suppose to be the same character or if it was a nod to the audience that this was simply a two man show no matter how many characters show up.
The film takes a few detours in what one would expect a story like this to go, once the detective shows up I didn't know if this was suppose to be the same character or if it was a nod to the audience that this was simply a two man show no matter how many characters show up.
JayDee
In this kind of film however it works extremely well, providing a great deal of the film's fun.
In this kind of film however it works extremely well, providing a great deal of the film's fun.
Gideon58
Mankiewicz, who won four Oscars for writing and directing A Letter to Three Wives and 1950's Best Picture All About Eve, providing the aforementioned claustrophobic atmosphere through his supervision of superb production design, art direction, and set direction that is unparalleled, not to mention t....
Mankiewicz, who won four Oscars for writing and directing A Letter to Three Wives and 1950's Best Picture All About Eve, providing the aforementioned claustrophobic atmosphere through his supervision of superb production design, art direction, and set direction that is unparalleled, not to mention t....