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To Catch a Thief
Best from age 10 · PG · 1955 · 106 min
Watch with a parentBest from age 10 · PG · 1955 · 106 min · Mystery · Romance · Thriller
To Catch a Thief
Retired jewel thief John Robie is falsely accused of new robberies on the French Riviera. To clear his name, he hunts the real culprit, encountering a wealthy American heiress and engaging in a sophisticated game of cat-and-mouse. This classic thriller features beautiful scenery, charming deception, and a romantic pursuit.
What's in it
0 = none · 10 = intenseViolence & peril
Mild2/10
Language
Mild1/10
Drinking, drugs & smoking
Moderate3/10
Romance & sensuality
Moderate3/10
Scary moments
Mild2/10
Heads up
- Some suggestive flirting and kissing
- Characters drink and smoke recreationally
- Discussions of past criminal activity
Models well
- Problem-solving and cunning
- Redemption and clearing one's name
- Trust and loyalty
Talk about it after
- Truth and deception: How do characters use both?
- First impressions: Were they accurate for Robie and Frances?
- The importance of reputation and clearing your name
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Cast & crew
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To Catch A Thief - Trailer
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John Landis on TO CATCH A THIEF





