Purple Noon with Alain Delon: DVD Cover

    Purple Noon
    a.k.a. Plein Soleil, Purple Noon, Blazing Sun, Broad Daylight, Delitto in Pieno Sole Director: René Clément Cast: Alain Delon, Maurice Ronet, Marie Laforêt, Elvire Popesco

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    • DVD Release Date: 09/02/2003
    • Original Release: 1960
    • Rating: Rated PG13
    • Sales Rank: 19,495

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    Dolby Digital Surround sound; Widescreen [1.66:1]; English-dubbed track

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    0. Chapter Selection
    1. Opening Credits: Forging Signatures [6:06]
    2. A Cane for the Blind? [4:53]
    3. "All Is Vanity" [7:10]
    4. Off to Taormina [4:55]
    5. "A Taste of Exile" [7:12]
    6. Letting Marge Go [7:14]
    7. Mooring Philippe [9:01]
    8. Meeting Marge in Mongibello [6:07]
    9. Mastering a New Identity [5:04]
    10. Time With Marge [5:13]
    11. An Avoidable Encounter [3:29]
    12. Eradicating an Uninvited Guest [6:10]
    13. Freddy's Unwieldy Nature [6:18]
    14. A Definitive Withdrawal [4:34]
    15. An Inquiring Investigator [4:20]
    16. Luring Followers [4:27]
    17. Keeping One Step Ahead [5:37]
    18. Back to Mongibello [7:09]
    19. "My Darling, My Love" [7:03]
    20. The Best Ever? [6:24]

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    Editorial Reviews

    René Clément's thriller Purple Noon stars Alain Delon as Tom Ripley, an American who travels to Europe on an all-expenses-paid mission to convince his friend, the errant playboy Philippe Greenleaf (Maurice Ronet), to travel to San Francisco at the request of the wealthy Greenleaf family. Initially, the pair enjoy the good life in Italy, often to the anger and dismay of Philippe's much put-upon fiancee Marge (Marie Laforet). However, as Tom's funds begin to run dry, it becomes more and more apparent that Philippe has no intentions of returning to the U.S., forcing Tom to consider more nefarious means of maintaining his extravagant lifestyle. Purple Noon is adapted from Patricia Highsmith's novel The Talented Mr. Ripley, and like Alfred Hitchcock's classic Strangers on a Train, also based on Highsmith's work, the theme of identity transference is dominant. The subject even extends to the homoerotic undercurrents which simmer below the surface of Tom and Philippe's relationship, setting into motion a love/hate tension which explodes during a high seas journey. Jason Ankeny, All Movie Guide

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