I Am a Thief

1934
Approved
1h 4min

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6,2/10

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

Crime Drama Mystery Romance

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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NOTE IMDb

6,2/10

293

MA NOTE

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Anecdotes
One of six films Ricardo Cortez and Mary Astor appeared in together.

Gaffes
Istanbul is misspelled as "Istambul" on the train's destination board.

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5/10

Chic and Amusing

Mary Astor never gave a bad performance. From ingénues to the understanding romantic friend in the great "Dodsworth" to her supreme triumph in "The Great Lie" ... To -- Well, "The Matese Falcon" is not far from this movie's story. Then she became Judy Garland's mother in "Meet Me In St. Louis" and went on to play older-woman roles through the 1950s.

She is elegant and a little shady here. Ricardo Cortez was never a major star but he was always good to watch, as well. Together, they make this movie.

Now, if you want a truly sublime movie about jewel thieves, I direct you to "Desire." Marlene is her usual bawdy self and Cary Cooper shows a surprising and delightful gift for comedy.

This one will do, though. The supporting cast is a little lackluster. The stars have to keep it going on their own. But it's a romantic mystery. And the mystery keeps us wondering till the end.