STEVE HAYES: Tired Old Queen at the Movies - NOTORIOUS

NOTORIOUS (1946)
Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman find themselves in a web of intrigue and a nest of Nazis led by Claude Rains in Alfred Hitchcock's suspense classic, NOTORIOUS (1946). With a script by Ben Hect and a superb supporting cast including Louis Calhern and the wonderful Madame Konstantin as the meanest mother that ever raised a Nazi, this is Hitchcock at his absolute best. Bergman has never been more radiant and Cary Grant never more gorgeous...or visa versa. The cinematography shimmers and so do their love scenes. You'll be at the edge of your seat, swept up in the glamour, romance and suspense of NOTORIOUS.

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• Leopoldine Konstantin
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[IngridBergmanRocked]

Tired Old Queen ya aint that tired cause you got AMAZING taste in talking about this masterpiece...thanks:D

[STEVEHAYESTOQ]

@IngridBergmanRocked

You are such a cutie! Thanks soooo much!

[yewtreeman]

Steve you are an international asset and Star. We here in the midlands of England meet up once a week to watch you weave your magic..many many thanks.

Edmund and the gang

[STEVEHAYESTOQ]

@yewtreeman

Ooooooooh Edmund! You have absolutely made my day! I am thrilled that you have a gang that follows me and I'm such a lover of anything British. I watch everything the BBC has to offer. I'm going to try and do more classic Brit films on TOQ in the future. The Archers, Gainsborough, Ealing and the Alec Guiness comedies. Want to do THE RED SHOES & Jules Dassin's NIGHT AND THE CITY, Filmed in London w/ Googie Withers & Richard Widmark! Please, keep in touch! Happy Spring! Steve

[early60srcool]

You may be a Queen, but ain't tired my dear! I love the way you review each movie you reccommend! I have 3 words for you-Fab U Lous! What do you think of "Witness for The Prosecution", with Tyrone Power, Charles Laughton and Ms. Marlene Dietrich?

[STEVEHAYESTOQ]

@early60srcool

I LOVE it! It's on my "To Do" list! Thanks for reminding me and thanks for watching!

[KarenKmJloB]

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[2legit64]

I was debating as to whether I should buy this movie next. You've convinced me that I should. It was on my list of ones to get, but not at the top. Although I've seen this film countless times, I will now see it in a new light after watching your review. It is so refreshing listening to someone who has the same kind of passion I have about classic film. Although I have a pretty good knowledge of old Hollywood trivia, you, sir, are absolutely amazing. I've learned tons in just two days!

[kcdrew69]

much better intro

[GEVMM]

This is my second fave Hitchcock film after Rear window. The kiss is soooo sexy...

[urskogen89]

Bergman's drunk acting is classic. Ever notice how it's always the women who drive in Hitchcock's films? 

[Jennytheshipper]

Your Ingrid Bergman impression is the best yet. I heart you so hard, Tired Old Queen.  I heart you.

[danator]

Another fantastic review of a wonderful classic film. With Hitchcock and that cast, how could you miss?