How to Steal a Million
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Movie Reviews of How to Steal a Million
Movie Review: One of the Funniest movies ever!
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this movie and I have waited a long time for it to come out on DVD. The combination of subtle and not-so-subtle humor in this hilarious film kept me laughing.
After catching him robbing her home, Audrey Hepburn asks a thief (played brilliantly by Peter O'Toole) to steal a statue belonging to her father from the museum where it is prominently on display...and well protected.
Hilarity ensues.
This movie is a must see for anyone loving Audrey Hepburn, Peter O'Toole or just good clean fun!
Movie Review: Top movie
Summary: 5 Stars
Whenever somebody thinks of Audrey Hepbun thet probably think of Breakfast at Tiffany's- when they think of Peter O'Toole then Lawrence of Arabia. However in this movie the perfomances of these two actors is at the very best. There is a plausible plot in a period when forgery in art was at its peak because technology had not reached todays levels. Charming dialogue, great chemistry and you will laugh over and over again.
Enjoy it.
Movie Review: Superb Romantic Comedy...
Summary: 5 Stars
O'Toole & Hepburn are a wonderful combination! The plot is extremely entertaining. Hugh Griffith plays the charming rascal of a father to a hilarious finish. All I can say is put your cares and problems on the shelf for two hours and enjoy this movie. It's one of my absolute favorite romantic comedies right up there with "Roman Holiday", "That Touch of Mink" & "You've Got Mail". They don't make them like this anymore!!!!!Movie Review: How to Steal a Million
Summary: 5 Stars
The madcap "Million" comprises a delightful romantic comedy and heist picture rolled into one. The sprightly Hepburn and debonair O'Toole make a winning duo, but Hugh Griffith takes top acting laurels as Audrey's father Charles, a flamboyant art forger. Expertly directed by veteran William Wyler, this is colorful, diverting fluff of the first order.Movie Review: My all-time favorite movie
Summary: 5 Stars
Don't know what "Tacoma" was talking about. The match-up of O'Toole and Hepburn is brilliant. I am so glad the movie finally came out on DVD. It's witty and romantic and funny. What woman wouldn't want to get "caught" by O'Toole. Met him when he was much much older and he is still as charming but seeing him in his prime is a delight.