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Nice amusing way to spend two hours. Not so much laugh out loud as smile and enjoy the company of Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole.

Hepburn's father is an art forger and he has loaned a statue to a museum. Meanwhile, O'Toole tries to steal a painting from Hepburn and her father's house. However, he only takes a piece of paint to test. Since she doesn't want to call the police and bring attention to her crooked father, she takes the thief home.

An expert is coming to examine the fake statue on display at the museum for the insurance company, so father and daughter panic. She finds the thief and convinces him to help her steal the statue.

Like I said an enjoyable farce with some witty lines and director William Wyler is very fond of Audrey's legs.

the heist movie that ended all heist movies

Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole are adorable. The story, involving the theft of a million dollar statue from a museum in order to keep an old forger out of prison, was silly but fun.

I love Audrey Hepburn. Goodbye. Also, the chemistry here is greater than the "chemistry" in Charade.

i don't know how or why that happened, but eli wallach stole the show for me

was cute but misleading title

THIS WAS SO CUTE EVERYTHING ABOUT IT WAS SO CUTE I LOVE THEM

If this one were 90 minutes long instead of 2 hours, it could have really been swell.

This is a comic caper movie that goes for charm more than laughs. Had the leads been anyone but Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole, I might have bailed on the movie during its nearly endless first hour.

However, once the caper itself begins, things snap into position and the movie comes to life. There is a real spark between Hepburn and O'Toole when they are hiding in a closet, and the rest of the film is a real delight.

As for the supporting cast, I was surprised by how much I liked Charles Boyer in his tiny role. Hugh Griffith, as Hepburn's father, was way too over the top for me.

i don't know how they knew i'd be born 28 years before it happened but what i do know, without a shadow of a doubt, is that this filmé was made specifically for me.

Everything Audrey Hepburn is in is perfect, a rollicking good time. Gorgeous, but not a 5-stars merely because it seems to have no takeaway meaning.

One of the best romantic comedies that I've ever seen!

I love how beautiful Audrey Hepburn and suave Peter O'Toole got paired up and have better chemistry. Simple plot, witty dialog, the Givenchy would charm you up.

What an amazing 90-minute movie this would have been. Five stars and the rival to CHARADE with no problem. But the editor left it all in, and what you have is an 123-minute movie that needs a half hour cut out of it.

Everything you need is there. A great story, great dialogue, a great heist, a great ending, and great chemistry between Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole. And style to spare.

Twilight Time blu-ray.

Could be my favorite heist film. Incredibly inventive and unsurprisingly charming. If I was from the sixties, I'd definitely be 'shipping Hepburn and O'Toole.