I Am a Thief

1934
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1h 4min

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Mary Astor, Ricardo Cortez, and Irving Pichel in I Am a Thief (1934)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA variety of suspicious characters try to get their hands on a priceless diamond necklace aboard the Orient Express.A variety of suspicious characters try to get their hands on a priceless diamond necklace aboard the Orient Express.A variety of suspicious characters try to get their hands on a priceless diamond necklace aboard the Orient Express.

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10/10

what a great surprise!

I never heard of this movie until I caught it today by accident on TCM. It was a total surprise - once I began watching, I couldn't leave til the finish. A short film (an hour), very fast paced and exciting. Extremely well-done. The plot was exceptionally clever - it really kept you guessing for moment to moment who the true criminals were. The second unit location photography in Paris, Laussane, and the Balkans was superb and so generously dispersed throughout the film that you really felt you were there. Robert Florey is a master of this type of movie, and his direction added a very elegant and sinister tone. Watch it - you'll love it. I hope it gets remake someday.