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Torn Curtain Director: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Paul Newman, Julie Andrews, Lila Kedrova, Hansjörg Felmy

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  • DVD Release Date: 02/07/2006
  • Original Release: 1966
  • Rating: Rated PG
  • Sales Rank: 9,365
 
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Closed Caption; Torn Curtain Rising; Scenes scored by Bernard Herrmann; Production photographs and more

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Disc #1 -- Torn Curtain
1. Main Titles [5:33]
2. The Radiogram [5:51]
3. Michael's Book [4:10]
4. A Change of Plan [5:21]
5. The Defector [16:01]
6. Tailed [3:49]
7. PI [3:53]
8. A Hard Man to Kill [10:26]
9. Sarah's Decision [3:51]
10. Koska [4:09]
11. Under Suspicion [7:14]
12. Counterfeit Traitor [10:16]
13. Lindt's Secrets [1:22]
14. A Bus to Berlin [7:44]
15. The Countess [12:23]
16. The Ballet Ruse [13:11]
17. Welcome to Sweden [7:20]
18. End Titles [4:31]

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Editorial Reviews

A double agent has to contend with enemies on both sides of the political fence as well as the woman he loves in this thriller directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Prof. Michael Armstrong (Paul Newman) is an gifted American physicist who, at the height of the Cold War, decides to defect to East Germany. To his surprise, his fiancée, fellow scientist Sarah Sherman (Julie Andrews) follows him, and she soon discovers Armstrong is no traitor, but acting as a secret undercover agent. As Armstrong attempts to ingratiate himself with political and scientific factions in East Germany, Gromek (Wolfgang Kieling) becomes his guide, though Armstrong is aware he's a government agent assigned to trail him, and as he tries to shake Gromek, Armstrong realizes his new "friend" knows what his real agenda happens to be. Torn Curtain was one of the rare Hitchcock films from his "classic" era which did not feature a score by Bernard Herrman; due to objections from his studio, Hitchcock removed Herrman from the project, though excerpts from the score he had begun were included as a bonus on the film's DVD release in 2002. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

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April 19, 2005: both actors very well done in this movie. movie very good.

This review was written about the DVD Wide Screen / Stereo edition.

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August 02, 2004: This movie was a big disappointment for me. I usually love anything with Julie Andrews in it, but this one just didnt do it for me. Not only was the movie a bit confusing it was just boring. I found it to be a waste of time.

This review was written about the DVD Wide Screen / Stereo edition.