How to Steal a Million

'How to Steal a Million' is a completely enjoyably light romantic comedy. Hepburn and O'Toole are wonderful together and the whole movie is a lot of fun.... Full review

'How to Steal a Million' is a completely enjoyably light romantic comedy. Hepburn and O'Toole are wonderful together and the whole movie is a lot of fun.... Full review

This is my absolute favorite movie ever! It's funny, and to be honest, you can't get any better than Audrey Hepburn. The story is interesting, the characters are endearing...it's just a GOOD movie. Period.... Full review

This is my absolute favorite movie ever! It's funny, and to be honest, you can't get any better than Audrey Hepburn. The story is interesting, the characters are endearing...it's just a GOOD movie. Period.... Full review

Of course, there are so many great ones such as The Nun's Story, Robin and Marian, Charade. But this one I've watched even times than Charade.First, Peter O'Toole is totally enchanting as the man who comes to steal. Hugh Griffith... Full review

The trio of William Wyler directing, Audrey Hepburn as a charming French woman in need of help and Peter O'Toole as the dashing fellow who agrees to commit a crime for her seemed at first glance to many film aficionados... Full review

William Wyler was at the end of his distinguished career when he undertook this project. The film with a screen play by Harry Kurnitz is a film that doesn't break any new grounds, but it's a favorite of a lot... Full review

A charming adventure comedy. It revolves around good-hearted art forgery and the need to set thing right. The basic plot is rather implausible, but it hardly matters. There is a great chemistry between the primary characters and the story is... Full review

This film is a superb mix of farce, comedy, suspense and charm.About he last one, lots of charm, arranged by Givenchy gowns and Audrey Hepburn herself. With good romantic and ironic dialogs and also surprisingly very good comedian Peter O'Toole... Full review

Somehow Audrey Hepburn made fluffy romantic caper movies looklike high art. Take this adorable trifle directed by William Wylerwith Audrey looking glorious in her trademark Givenchy clothing. Audrey could have phone in a performance, but she's totallyenchanting as always, making... Full review

this movie is a gem.....The flesh in question belongs to Simon Dermott, played by the legendary Peter O'Toole..... ... Full Review

One of William Wyler's last films, and his second with Hepburn (the first was Roman Holiday ), How to Steal a Million finds the director displaying his knack for sophisticated comedy.....It's difficult to criticize How to Steal a Million for any lack of moral consistency.....while showing a fantastic gift for comedy.....O'Toole is thoroughly delightful, debonair and dashing.... ... Full Review

One of William Wyler's last films, and his second with Hepburn (the first was Roman Holiday ), How to Steal a Million finds the director displaying his knack for sophisticated comedy.....It's difficult to criticize How to Steal a Million for any lack of moral consistency.....None of the characters are particularly ethical..... ... Full Review

Both this and the Brosnan film are fun, exciting and bolstered with unusually good romance Along the same lines, the film has fun watching the art world, particularly collectors, fawning over fakes with great emotion that we the audience know are bogus. ... Full Review

SYNOPSIS: Monsieur Bonet (Hugh Griffith), a respected French art dealer and collector, lends his world famous piece, Cellini's statue of Venus, to a prestigious Paris museum unaware that the insurers intend to have it authenticated. ... Full Article

In 1953, Audrey Hepburn made her starring debut in Roman Holiday , directed by William Wyler. Though Wyler's films generally lack in personality, Hepburn's charisma was more than enough to make the picture a smashing success. Thirteen years later, the ... Full Article

Quick - whos received the most Oscar nominations for Best Director?Steven Spielberg?Nope - Senor Spielbergo is stuck at five nods to date.David Lean? ... Full Article