Talk:To Catch a Thief (film)

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Contents 1 proofread? 2 Grace Kelly trivia 3 Fair use rationale for Image:Catchthief.jpg 4 Kelly's wardrobe 5 Trivia by any other name...

[edit] proofread?

Would anyone out there would like to proofread this ?

[edit] Grace Kelly trivia

Is it true that Grace Kelly died in a car accident a couple years after in the same location where they filmed the "get away" scene? Source: http://hitchcock.tv/mov/to_catch_a_thief/thief.html --Joel M. 22:54, 6 September 2006 (UTC)

Does anyone know what kind of car Grace Kelly was driving in the car chase scene?68.97.213.42 Matt Davis

[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:Catchthief.jpg

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[edit] Kelly's wardrobe

Who designed Kelly's wardrobe? --Error 23:11, 28 October 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Trivia by any other name...

Interesting, but fail to see how this is "production" related:

The filming of To Catch a Thief on the French Riviera plays a pivotal role in Wu Ming's novel 54. The action takes place in the springtime of 1954, and nearly all the characters in the novel (including Cary Grant, an Italo-american mobster nicknamed "Steve Cement", and two Parisian gangsters from the Rififi movie) cross each other's path in Cannes and Nice.

The movie and its filming process are also heavily referred to in Nico Orengo's book "La Guerra del Basilico" (The Basil War).