Marnie [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray]

Tippi Hedren Director: Alfred Hitchcock, Diane Baker, Sean Connery, Tippi Hedren Alfred Hitchcock

Overview

One year after she appeared as Melanie Daniels in Alfred Hitchcock's thriller, The Birds, actress Tippi Hedren took on another Hitchcock role in this unusual psychological drama. Marnie Edgars (Hedren) is a scheming young woman who repeatedly finds employment as a secretary and then proceeds to rob her employers. Though she changes her disguise, her new boss Mark Rutland (Sean Connery), a business associate of one victim, recognizes her. Mark proves to be a bit unusual himself and, instead of reporting her to the police, is intrigued by her criminal behavior--as well as her bizarre aversion to touch. Mark slowly uncovers the events in Marnie's past that have caused her antisocial behavior. Taken from Winston Graham's best-selling novel, Jay Presson Allen adapted Marnie to the screen. Allen would go on to create many more unusual female protagonists for the screen and stage.

Product Details

Release Date:	05/10/2022
UPC:	0191329220719
Original Release:	1964
Rating:	PG
Source:	Universal Studios
Language:	English
Time:	2:11:00
Format:	Blu-ray
Sales rank:	10,603

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Tippi Hedren	Marnie Edgar Rutland(as 'Tippi' Hedren)
Martin Gabel	Sidney Strutt
Sean Connery	Mark Rutland
Louise Latham	Bernice Edgar
Diane Baker	Lil Mainwaring
Alan Napier	Mr. Rutland
Bob Sweeney	Le cousin Bob
Mariette Hartley	Susan Clabon
Milton Selzer	Man at Track,Actor
Henry Beckman	First Detective
Edith Evanson	Rita - Cleaning Woman
Bruce Dern	Sailor
S. John Launer	Sam Ward
Meg Wyllie	Mrs. Turpin
Linden Chiles	Office Worker
Emmaline Henry	Bit Role
Milton Parsons	Bald Man
Hal Taggart	Man at Racetrack
Bernard Herrmann	Composer

Technical Credits

Alfred Hitchcock	Director,Producer
Waldon O. Watson	Sound Effects,Sound/Sound Designer
Diane Baker	Director
Sean Connery	Director
Tippi Hedren	Director
William Russell	Sound/Sound Designer

Editorial Reviews

Long considered a failure, Marnie, the most blatantly Freudian of all of Hitchcock's films is also one of his most fascinating -- a tightly wrought exploration of the director's pet themes. Voyeurism, obsession - it's all here, with a little white-collar crime thrown in for good measure. Marnie (Tippi Hedren), the iciest ice queen in Hitchcock’s gallery of cool blondes, is a job-hopping kleptomaniac whose wealthy employer (Sean Connery) is undaunted, even titillated, by her compulsive thievery. Threatening to turn her in unless she marries him, Connery attempts to cure his new wife of her frigidity and hatred of men. Using the color red to unusual and brilliant effect, Hitchcock takes the viewer on a mesmerizing journey into the mind of his profoundly disturbed heroine.