How to Steal a Million
Cast :Audrey Hepburn, Peter O'Toole
Director :William Wyler
Studio :Fox Home Entertainme
Format :Color, Closed-captioned, Widescreen
Released Date :July 13, 1966
DVD Released Date :December 07, 2004
Language :English (Dubbed), French (Dubbed), English (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled), Spanish (Dubbed), English (Original Language)
Audience Rating :Unrated
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Customer Reviews
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DateJuly 05, 2005
SummaryHow to Steal a Million
Content
I thought I purchased a VHS, but was sent a DVD. It was a gift, I don't know if it has been viewed yet. I was excited that they offer classic movies and about how soon I could receive it. Thank you.

Rating
DateJuly 02, 2005
SummaryParfait!
Content
This movie is intelligent, sophisticated, funny, warm and about as ingenious and clever as you can get. It's longer than I like a movie to be, but I loved every minute of it. And what's more, the robbery makes sense (giving nothing away), it would work, it's a devilish surprise but all believable. I liked it better than Ocean's 11 (not the original, I want nothing to do with sinatra), Ocean's 12 and The Thomas Crown Affair (again not the original which I thought was just nothing). The 2nd Thomas Crown was impossible which spoiled it, and Ocean's 11 and 12 were too complicated and far-fetched (though I liked all these movies anyway). And the 3 principals were a sheer delight to watch and listen to. I thought it was a warm, intelligent, clever movie.

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DateApril 12, 2005
SummaryMy all-time favorite movie
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Don't know what "Tacoma" was talking about. The match-up of O'Toole and Hepburn is brilliant. I am so glad the movie finally came out on DVD. It's witty and romantic and funny. What woman wouldn't want to get "caught" by O'Toole. Met him when he was much much older and he is still as charming but seeing him in his prime is a delight.

Rating
DateMarch 11, 2005
SummaryIt was too easy
Content
This is a pleasant enough romantic comedy, and Audrey is as fine as ever. Watch it, if you do, for the comedy and the romance, because as a caper it's a dud. The museum guards are too stupid (and comically played) to present a real challenge to our heroes.

The movie especially suffers in comparison to the underrated Gambit (1966), another romantic comedy/caper released to cinemas just six months later; Gambit has all the cunning plans, twists, and above all the sense of danger and challenge that a caper film needs and which How to Steal a Million lacks.

Rating
DateFebruary 25, 2005
SummarySuperb Romantic Comedy...
Content
O'Toole & Hepburn are a wonderful combination! The plot is extremely entertaining. Hugh Griffith plays the charming rascal of a father to a hilarious finish. All I can say is put your cares and problems on the shelf for two hours and enjoy this movie. It's one of my absolute favorite romantic comedies right up there with "Roman Holiday", "That Touch of Mink" & "You've Got Mail". They don't make them like this anymore!!!!!
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