Alfred Hitchcock - Notorious (1946) - Part 6 of 11

[zahkuz61]

Here comes dreamboat...........LMAOOOOOOO­OOOO!!!!

[aKeenerCat]

just to hear him say  "skip it"

[1983CUEVAS]

@4:32 She so want him to say no don't get married

[1983CUEVAS]

I think Claude Rains is standing on a box when he is close to or standing next to Ingrid.

[53orion]

@1983CUEVAS No, she's standing in a hole,lol:)

[1983CUEVAS]

@53orion LOL

[53orion]

@1983CUEVAS No, she's standing in a hole.

[TheNapoleonnerd]

This is pretty good! It's the - let's see, second Cary Grant or Alfred Hitchcock movie I have yet seen, and I think it's really good

[sned1231]

I'd go for Claude Rains in a minute! What an actor!!!!

[BarnabasFrid]

@sned1231 Claude Rains walks to the cadence of Nine Inch Nails' "Closer".

[CallaLily42]

I am amazed at Bergman's performance, if only people would act like that still.

[thinkingnut]

The old joke comes to mind: who's the ultimate female hitler? a mother-in-law.

[soonae1]

Reminds me of Mission impossible II

[SamsStation]

Delvin is so jealous!!!

[limenlimpidgreen]

2:27 My skin is crawling!

[myrna2381]

At the racetrack, I just know she wanted to take her shoe off and hit Dev upside the head. He kinda had it coming.

[KingofStarfox]

Wow, the mother's jealous of his son's lovers, that's classic hitchcock having a clinging over-protective mother(psycho, the birds, etc), but I think this is probably the earliest incident of that I've seen.

[SV2609]

The look on Cary Grant's face at 3:12 - pure anger!! His retort was a total 24 carat sarcsam. The guy who took his wrath looked like he was totally owned up!!

[estelle715]

Did they have birth-control then? I think not! It's funny when she was discussing marriage the guys never said "Don't get pregnant"."That doesn't fit into our plans,it wd. sure complicate things". Even if she had gotten pregnant the nazii's still wd. of killed her.They killed babies all the time in the war.

[KayaOfAyalia]

@estelle715

They did have birth control, but it wasn't as effective as todays stuff, and it may have been suspicious if she was using it because Sebastian might have wanted a baby. The Nazis only killed babies that were deformed or disabled, and Jewish babies. Yeah they were pretty mean.

[grainofsandfan]

I love it; the butler knows nothing. 

It's the fantasy of every rich household.

[qumran217]

Did Devlin say "Shalom" when he left? Or am I wrong?

[Jemmer1000]

So long. He said "so long".

[qumran217]

@Jemmer1000

Thanks. That makes sense.

[grainofsandfan]

1:56: Love her costume.

[km9OOO]

Take it with a grain of salt, but IMDB lists Bergman at 5'9, Rains at 5'6 1/2, and Grant at 6'1 1/2.

[robotentity]

Read another bio putting ger at 5'10".

[notenut]

is he short or is she freakishly tall I noticed her wearing flats through out...and in that day I would have thought not

[Renicapurple]

she is very tall

in a TCM interview thing they said he had to stand on a ramp so that he would not be too short

[NorevHalisa]

She's a freakishly tall Swede.

[notenut]

SWEDEN that where she is from I could not remember dont know duh...

[grainofsandfan]

A woman doesn't tell a man what to do. He tells himself.

[grainofsandfan]

A woman doesn't tell a man what to do, he tells himself

[grainofsandfan]

Love her hat in 3:51. It's the kind of hat my Mother wore. It's so iconographic but , if someone wore that hat now, she would be out of place.

[notenut]

too bad style should never be out of place

[Cybele1986]

Reminds me of my Grammy. She loved hats. Very stylish lady. Hats are fabulous. They draw attention to the face, where it's supposed to be. The ultimate accessory!

[hoorayforcindy]

dry your eyes baby - it's out of character. AGH! I LOVE this scene. thanks for posting!

[xomandee24]

Hitchcock has issues with mothers and women in general, I am taking a class on his films this semester.

[clairefrilly]

His issues were not essentially negative ones.Often his leading female characters were intelligent ambitious but hurt. He deals a lot with the Mother Son relationships ( exception of Marnie) . He also played to the misogony of the time , the comments in Frenzy about rape etc. Love his films

[laurieheartsdcx]

I agree. And you see here with Devlin's speech at around 3:10 a sort of oblique feminism penetrating the plot. The agent makes a comment about what "kind of woman" Alicia is, and Devlin is quick to point out that she's risking her life for their mission, when all that the rest of the men are concerned with is her shady history. And just the fact that it's a woman doing all the dangerous undercover work says something, really. Good comment, "clairefrilly."

[ellopuppet7]

where are you taking this class im interested if you care to share

[gjvibe]

the scene with Alex and his Mom arguing is kind of similar to scenes from Psycho

[ShawDAMAN]

Ha ha Bergman was quite a bit taller than Rains.

[italianoettore]

Buon film e bravi attori!!

[IngridBergmanRocked]

"Dev" is so CRAZY for "Alicia" that he can't think straight;D

A woman scorned is a fury but a scorned man is OUCH!!!!!!!!!!

[icriedwhensiruisdied]

GOD! delvin's such an IDOT!!! "well, gee, i never believed you had changed for a minute and im not surprised you screwed sebastian" one minute and then defending her honor the next! MAKE UP OUR MIND!!!

[ClassicMovieClub]

this is sooo good!