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Audrey Hepburn and Walter Matthau are seen walking through the old Paris food marketplace of Les Hal [...]	D
Peter Joshua (Cary Grant) quotes a line from My Fair Lady (1964) ("On the street where you live"). T [...]	D
James Coburn starred in "The Magnificent Seven" in 1960, three years before "Charade." George Kenned [...]	D
Regina (Audrey Hepburn) asks Jean-Louis (Thomas Chelimsky) where he would hide a treasure, and he sa [...]	D
Jacques Marin (Inspector Grandpierre) appeared in How to Steal a Million (1966) which also starred A [...]	D
Charles Lampert's passports found in the evidence bag are from the following countries, in order: Sw [...]	D
The beautiful outfit Audrey Hepburn wears when she discovers her empty apartment was designed by Giv [...]	D
Body count: 5	D
When looking at the receipt of Charles' possessions, the date was May 4, 1963, which was Audrey Hepb [...]	D
Thomas Chelimsky was dubbed by a French woman.	D
The film makes use of the "purloined letter" motif (i.e., a much-sought after object is hidden in pl [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
On the wall of the hotel bedroom, there is a picture of the Chateau de Chillon, which is on Lake Gen [...]	D
This film is one of the rare movies that becomes a whole different story on subsequent viewings, onc [...]	D
In the dining boat scene, the background music is a vocal version of the theme song "Charade". It co [...]	D
Filmed virtually back-to-back with Insieme a Parigi (1964), also starring Audrey Hepburn.	D
In the scene with the philatelist, he lists the stamps that he gave Jean-Louis in exchange for the s [...]	D
Seven studios rejected the original screenplay. Screenwriter Peter Stone turned it into a novel whic [...]	D
Prior to making this movie, Cary Grant was originally offered Gary Cooper's role in the romantic com [...]	D
The gag about the spot on Batholomew's tie suggests that he was the villain all along, the stain on [...]	D
In another reference to Hitchcock, Peter Joshua (Cary Grant) and Reggie Lampert (Audrey Hepburn) dis [...]	D
According to TCM, while filmed on location 1962 in France, and despite the distance from Hollywood, [...]	D
The stamps depicted in the film are fictional counterparts of real rare stamps, but have their face [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the 500 movies nominated for the Top 100 F [...]	D
This film marks the second time Ned Glass (Leopold W. Gideon) and Cary Grant starred in the same fil [...]	D
The theme of something hidden in plain sight is present in at least two plot points: the letter (an [...]	D
During the dance game in the nightclub, Audrey Hepburn's husband, Mel Ferrer, can be seen briefly in [...]	D
The relatively small cast boasts four Oscar winners and twice-nominated Cary Grant.	D
In this exchange: Leopold Gideon: Well, you know I'd tell you if I had it.Tex Panthollow: Oh *natura [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2002 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 top 1 [...]	D
The young man in the Embassy elevator telling the story about the poker game was screenwriter Peter [...]	D
This film is in the public domain, due to the failure to put the then-required copyright notice in t [...]	D
The answer to the central mystery -- the location of the money -- is mentioned in the first 10 minut [...]	D
Remade in 2002 as "The Truth About Charlie." This film was an homage to the work of Truffaut, rather [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Years o [...]	D
In the scene of the stamp market Grace Kelly, Prince Rainier of Monaco, Prince Albert of Monaco, Pop [...]	D
In the scene where Audrey Hepburn is smoking a cigarette alone in her empty apartment, and Cary Gran [...]	D
While on the Bateaux Mouches, the tour boats on the Seine in Paris, Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn ha [...]	D
During the last scene, the screen splits into a checkerboard showing their ending kiss along with Ca [...]	D
The character of Peter Joshua was named after director Stanley Donen's two sons, Peter and Joshua.	D
Purely adjusted for dollar inflation, the money value of $250,000 could be worth $2,366,816.48 by Ma [...]	D
When Cary Grant (as Adam) describes his line of work, Audrey Hepburn understands he is a thief, but [...]	D
The Paris office of American Express, shown here, was a well known place for U.S. tourists to meet u [...]	D
Cary Grant was widely felt to be too old to play the romantic lead in this film.	D
Italian censorship visa #41848 delivered on 30-12-1963.	D
Due to the suspense, the presence of Cary Grant, the structure of the screenplay, and the frequent p [...]	D
In the scene in which Audrey Hepburn spills ice cream on Cary Grant's suit, she uses the term "assas [...]	D
It's clear this film was made while Kennedy was President because, during the final scenes in the em [...]	D
After finishing this film, Cary Grant was quoted as saying, "All I want for Christmas is to make ano [...]	D
The subway scenes were shot on Paris Metro line #1. In the film it runs from Chateau de Vincennes to [...]	D
Debut of the 1963 Universal logo, which featured a more realistic globe and outer space scene than t [...]	D
This film is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #57.	D
By the late 2010s, thriller films with multiple plot twists and double-crosses, treble-crosses, or e [...]	D
During the scene where the two thugs go through the Lufthansa airline bag, they lament that the miss [...]	D
Cary Grant initially turned down the film, after which it was briefly considered a possible vehicle [...]	D
There is a scene set at the Punch and Judy puppet show in Champ de Mars, which is also shown briefly [...]	D
Cary Grant's character is being pursued by henchmen whom he dismissively refers to as the Marx Broth [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Most [...]	D
On the Tonight Show, George Kennedy revealed that Cary Grant had pulled a prank on him when making t [...]	D
In the final chase scene, they enter the theater known as La Comedie Francaise. This is accurate bec [...]	D
The names Cary Grant's character uses are (in order): "Peter Joshua," a friendly stranger; "Alexande [...]	D
According to Audrey Hepburn, the scene where Regina spilled ice cream on Alex's suit was based on a [...]	D
Above the phone in Mrs. Lampert's room hangs a picture of the western side of Chateau du Chillon, a [...]	D
In the opening scene, Reggie asks her friend if her son can do something constructive. The actor who [...]	D
The voice of the U.S. Marine in front of the Embassy was dubbed by screenwriter Peter Stone.	D
Debut of actress Chantal Goya.	D
Due to the studio's failure to secure the copyright, many shoddy versions of the film exist on DVD. [...]	D
Among many nods to Hitchcock, the opening credits, designed by Maurice Binder, begin with a spiral s [...]	D
The scene of Grant and Hepburn watching the Punch and Judy show while the inspector lurks nearby, wi [...]	D
Audrey Hepburn was several years older than actresses who had already played Cary Grant's love inter [...]	D
Three of the actors appearing in this film would go on to win the Best Supporting Actor Oscar: Walte [...]	D
The title music track of Charade was later plagiarized for a Bollywood movie ' Gumnam' made in 1967.	D
When George Kennedy & Cary Grant are fighting on the roof, Cary falls to the edge of the roof. He is [...]	D
It was agreed Cary Grant would keep all of his clothes on when he took a shower, as he was nearly si [...]	D
The airline bag seen early on in the police station belongs to German flag carrier Lufthansa, which [...]	D
Audrey Hepburn smoked three packs of cigarettes a day from 1959 until her final illness. Cary Grant [...]	D
Despite having only two Vuitton suitcases, Regina wears five coats, four dresses, and three hats. Al [...]	D
Hamilton Bartholomew/Carson Dyle falls through trap A4 in the theatre stage.	D
The music heard on the soundtrack during Charles Lampert's funeral, near the beginning of the film, [...]	D
Down By La Seine, Alex (Cart Grant) bought Regina (Audrey Hepburn) two scoops of ice cream. On the c [...]	D

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When Alex and Reggie are on the restaurant boat, a man appears and disappears behind them between sh [...]	D
During the night boat scene, the boat passes under a wide bridge, but the lighting on the characters [...]	D
When Mrs. Lampert meets Mr. Bartholemew at the American Embassy, the cups that wine is poured into a [...]	D
Audrey Hepburn, Cary Grant, and Walter Matthau could not have gotten into the theatre so easily when [...]	D
When Jean-Louis' mother steers him away from Mrs. Lampert and Peter Joshua his hair is on his forehe [...]	D
When Peter Alexander Adam Brian chases Regina down into the Metro, they arrive at track level and th [...]	D
All along, the characters talk about a quarter million dollars. However, the expert stamp vendor who [...]	D
When Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant arrive at the stamp market, workers on ladders can be seen starti [...]	D
Herman Scobie is found dead (murdered) in a water-filled bathtub, moments after he's last seen searc [...]	D
When Walter Matthau is questioning Audrey Hepburn, he begins to eat a liverwurst sandwich. The sandw [...]	D
During the funeral service for Charles Lampert, the position of his fingers crossed on his chest cha [...]	D
When James Coburn (Tex) places a mirror under the nose of the dead Charles Lampert to see if he's st [...]	D
At the start, an electric train speeds past the camera before the body is thrown from it. The soundt [...]	D
During the Seine cruise, the rear projection plates are repeated. The boat passes the same building, [...]	D
After Peter Joshua is sprayed with a water gun by Jean-Louis, the water patterns on his jacket vary [...]	D
After Herman attacks Regina in her room and before Peter steps out through the window, Peter's jacke [...]	D
Cary Grant's character says that Juliet was already a widow at the age of 15. However, in the play, [...]	D
In the chase scene, the real Carson Dyle is wearing a tie with a tie clip. When it cuts to the inter [...]	D
Carson Dyle tampers with the elevator controls sending Gideon to a lower floor to privately kill him [...]	D
In the interpreter's booth with Regina and Peter, her purse is placed upright leaning against the wi [...]	D
The free access and easy movement at the U. S. Embassy of the fake CIA officer Bartholomew is comple [...]	D
When Panthollow shows Cary Grant's character the envelope with the missing stamps, he seems to deliv [...]	D
When watching the Punch & Judy show with Reggie, Cary Grant's character claims he speaks 'not a word [...]	D
Subway train doors open into the cabin. Cary Grant is busy pushing against the door that does not op [...]	D
Regina, fleeing Canfield, rides the Metro from Saint Jacques (signs prominently seen) to Palais Roya [...]	D
When the real Mr. Bartholomew is on the phone, he says to "call the French police". Someone living t [...]	D
When Walter Matthau (as Hamilton Bartholmew) questions Audrey Hepburn (Regina Lampert) in the embass [...]	D
During the boat scene when Cary Grant's character discloses that he is really "Adam Canfield," the r [...]	D
The real Mr. Bartholomew tells his secretary to call the police in response to Mrs. Lampert's phone [...]	D
Scobie is covering "Dyle" with a gun held in his artificial hand/claw, but it wouldn't be threatenin [...]	D
The rare stamps are said to be valued at $250,000, but wouldn't that have only been in their conditi [...]	D
Right after Peter Joshua gets the living crap beat out of him by the six-foot, seven-inch Herman Sco [...]	D
When Reggie enters her hotel room, it's pitch black, but Scobie is supposed to have just been ransac [...]	D
When Joshua and Scobie are fighting on the rooftop, the supposed brick wall and doorway move when Sc [...]	D
In the bath, air bubbles can be seen coming from dead Herman's mouth just before the camera cuts awa [...]	D
When Regina is taken to the morgue to identify her husband's body, the coroner's hands are visible a [...]	D
When Reggie and Peter are walking by the river and he takes the ice cream from her, as he turns arou [...]	D
The sign outside the embassy would not read "American Embassy." It would read "Embassy of the United [...]	D
Charles' body, thrown from a fast-moving train, could not possibly have fallen straight away from th [...]	D
As Reggie and Sylvie are walking around the indoor swimming pool, the boom mic and boom arm are refl [...]	D

Frase

Reggie Lampert: Oh, I don't know who anybody is... [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: I'm sorry. Mr. Felix - Stamp Deal [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: I'm in the book. Peter Joshua: Ar [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: You're blocking my view. Peter Jo [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Here it comes, the fatherly talk. [...]	D
Sylvie: I don't understand. Why do you want a divo [...]	D
[Tearing filter off cigarette] Reggie Lampert: I [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Silvie, I am going to get a divorc [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: [as he's rubbing her feet in the c [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Why do people have to tell lies? [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Not until you proof to me that you [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Is there a Mrs. Joshua? Peter Jos [...]	D
Sylvie: That's no reason to get a divorce! With a [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: [explaining a puppet show] The man [...]	D
Alexander Dyle: [Reggie is sitting on his lap and [...]	D
Herman Scobie: Now we wait. With our mouths shut. [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: [pondering] Is there a Mrs. Dyle? [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Is there a Mrs. Canfield? Adam Ca [...]	D
Tex Panthollow: Oh, poor old Herman. It seems like [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: [looking for the valuable item in [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Brian Crookshank. Serves me right [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: [taking "Mr. Dyle's" glasses] I be [...]	D
[after Dyle sees Herman Scobie hanging from the ed [...]	D
Sylvie: Didn't Charles have any friends? Reggie L [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Alex, how can you tell if anyone's [...]	D
Inspector Grandpierre: [Offering advice to Reggie [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Come in. I've got something that s [...]	D
Hamilton Bartholomew: Charles Voss stole $250,000 [...]	D
Peter Joshua: [referring to Sylvie's son, Jean-Lou [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: This is a ludicrous situation. I c [...]	D
Tex Panthollow: She batted them pretty little eyes [...]	D
Alexander Dyle: All right, get set for the story o [...]	D
Peter Joshua: Come on, eat your dinner. Regina La [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Is there a Mrs. Cruikshank...? Ad [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: I'm sorry I thought you were the m [...]	D
[Touching the cleft in his chin] Reggie Lampert: [...]	D
Inspector Grandpierre: Tell me, Mister Dyle. Where [...]	D
Alexander Dyle: What do I have to do to satisfy yo [...]	D
Adam Canfield: Wow, when you come on, you come on, [...]	D
Hamilton Bartholomew: Mrs. Lampert, do you know wh [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Mr. Bartholomew, if you're trying [...]	D
Peter Joshua: Well, here we are. Reggie Lampert: [...]	D
Hamilton Bartholomew: I've got something here. I'v [...]	D
Tex Panthollow: Look, I'll tell you what. You wann [...]	D
[Gideon is looking at Charles' body in the coffin [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Any minute now we could be assassi [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Do you know what's wrong with you? [...]	D
Sylvie: It is infuriating that your unhappiness do [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Are you really Carson Dyle's broth [...]	D
Hamilton Bartholomew: Stop, Mrs. Lampert, or I'll [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: So it's goodbye Alexander Dyle and [...]	D
Tex Panthollow: Come on. My mama didn't raise no s [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: We'll have lots of sons and name t [...]	D
Adam Canfield: Well, what did you expect me to say [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Well, wasn't it Shakespeare who sa [...]	D
Hamilton Bartholomew: [watching Reggie light anoth [...]	D
Peter Joshua: Do we know each other? Reggie Lampe [...]	D
Adam Canfield: We didn't steal it, there's no law [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: What's your name? Peter Joshua: P [...]	D
Peter Joshua: [opening the phone booth to see Regi [...]	D
Mr. Felix - Stamp Dealer: [Describing the stamps t [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: You know, I can't help feeling sor [...]	D
Peter Joshua: Why do you think Tex did it? Reggie [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: What are you doing ? Peter Joshua [...]	D
Man in Elevator: I bluffed the Old Man out of the [...]	D
Adam Canfield: All right, get set for the story of [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Could I have one of those? Peter [...]	D
Jean-Louis Gaudet: Are you a real cowboy? Tex Pan [...]	D
Inspector Grandpierre: This nose tells me when you [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Of course, you won't be able to li [...]	D
[first lines] Jean-Louis Gaudet: Oh, la! Reggie [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Being murdered in cold blood is no [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Do you understand French? Peter J [...]	D
Peter Joshua: How would you like a spanking? Regg [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Hello, Mr. Dyle. Alexander Dyle: [...]	D
Peter Joshua: Is there a Mr. Lampert? Reggie Lamp [...]	D
[last lines] Brian Crookshank: Before we start th [...]	D
[the third murder has just been discovered] Inspe [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Which one are you? Peter Joshua: [...]	D
Inspector Grandpierre: We use the guillotine in th [...]	D
Peter Joshua: How about making me vice president i [...]	D
Peter Joshua: I usually sing a medley of old favor [...]	D
Reggie Lampert: Here it comes, the fatherly talk. [...]	D
Leopold Gideon: Well, you know I'd tell you if I h [...]	D

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