Charade opening scene

[xxthexxmojoxx]

The full movie was on YouTube's movies channel just last week. Gone now though :(

[bbdupon]

For some reason, nobody can make make movies like this anymore.

[AmericanEvita]

"It's infuriating that all that unhappiness does not turn to fat!"..

[cranky1chick]

"You're blocking my view"

"Which view would you prefer?"

"The one you're blocking."

Great on-screen banter. Oh, to have it in more modern films.

[spunkyspam]

Does anyone know the music playing in the background for this scene?

[cocomolengo]

HOLA! UIAHEAIUEHAUIEAHEIUAHAHE

[ObiWanBillKenobi]

By the way, the movie "Charade" is in the public domain. It was in that weird span in the 1960s when you had to actively renew copyrights for individual works or lose the copyright to that work, and this one fell through the cracks.

[kuschelgiirl]

love this sequence and the movie <3

[thefabulousmark]

So cool so stylish so modern and 50 years old! One of my favorite movie quotes" I already know an awful lot of people and untill one of them dies I couldn't possibly meet anyone else!" How did she get away with that line?

[kevser66]

thanks for putting up, just the scene i have to learn, delivery from Grant is excellent, Hepburn is perfect..

[TOMATNOSCE]

The script, the camera work, the editing and the direction of fine actors wows me every time.

[PeterFirthFan]

Grant was far too OLD.

[ShelterDogs]

@PeterFirthFan If you read about the movie you'll see that Cary Grant was "sensitive" about the age difference between he and Audrey Hepburn. If you watch the entire film you'll hear some comments that Grant's character makes about their age difference. Also, they made it so that Hepburn is the "pursuer."

[Iank14]

@PeterFirthFan yes he was and he knew it which is why he put it in his contract that Audrey Hepburn was supposed to pursue him so that it would seem more real. Plus in real life both of his last wives were younger than Hepburn was here.

[nintendobeatleman14]

Ah Haaaaa! Too funny! I am so glad this movie was made! Cary Grant is my absolute favorite male actor of all time, and Audrey Hepburn is my absolute favorite female actress of all time!!!!

[materialgrl47]

Can't he do something productive like start an avalanche?

HAHA

[adhdgal1213]

i love tom chelimsky!!!!! hes da little boy with da water gun... hes my bff's dad

[clintbronson5]

The names Grant...Cary Grant

[heartsdivinexx]

lol love when Cary says why shakespeare never said the quote "because it's terrible, you just made it up!" lol

[FILIPOPERA]

I Love Audrey Hepburn, She's My Favorite Actress

[fairies47]

Just great!

[Gage1960]

Miss Hepburn looks absolutely beautiful in this movie, truly lovely ! What a gracious Lady !

[wallis104]

I'm so EXCITED to find this here....

The opening communication between Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn is probably my most favorite film dialogue.

I've loved it since the movie first came out !!!

[aleagria03]

One of my favorite films ever! And Audrey is so great in this; such a classy lady, truly one of a kind.

[tliebing2003]

I LOVE THIS FILM! So many twists and turns and yet so funny. Thankyou!

[just1dude1frito]

LOL's!!

"lord I hope so, Huhh!!"

[just1dude1frito]

LOL's!!

"lord I hope so, Huhh!!"

[hidenseeker424]

"Is there a Mr. Lampert?" "Yes." "Good for you." "No it isn't, I'm getting a divorce." "Please, not on my account!"

LOVE! <3

[just1dude1frito]

YA I LOVE THAT PART SO MUCH!!! :]

[ebeth82]

this is my favorite movie of all time! thanks for posting this!

[FessdapFrisc]

"It is infuriating that your unhappiness doesn't turn to fat!" lol

[brushgang4]

Thank you - the banter between Grant and Hepburn is such fun, more please! Brushgang4

[lazyhandel]

Which view do you prefer?

The one you are blocking.

So funny...