Le crime était presque parfait Bande-annonce (EN)

  • l’année dernière
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00:26 - The New York Times called it "tingling with excitement."
00:29 - The Detroit News said it's the best crime play in years.
00:32 - The London Daily Mail headlined,
00:35 "A murder thriller with a difference."
00:37 - The New York Daily Mirror wrote,
00:39 "It holds your attention like a vice."
00:41 - Where's the nearest police station?
00:43 - What could you tell them?
00:44 - I should simply tell them that you're trying to blackmail me into...
00:47 - Into?
00:49 - Murdering your wife.
00:52 - Fantastic, isn't it?
00:53 But you know he's right, don't you Tony?
00:55 You've worked it out to the smallest detail.
00:58 And this man is to be your murder weapon for the perfect crime.
01:03 And you Margot, you've been living dangerously, too dangerously,
01:08 a married woman with a two-party line to your affections.
01:13 And Mark, ironic isn't it, that in this design for death,
01:18 you should be selected to be the perfect alibi
01:21 for the murder of the woman you love.
01:23 - Are you ever going to tell Tony about us?
01:26 - No. I couldn't possibly tell him. Not now.
01:30 - There is evidence, however, that he was blackmailing you.
01:34 - Blackmail? Yes, I'm afraid it's true, Tony.
01:36 - And you suggest that he came in by the window.
01:38 And we know that he came in by that door.
01:41 - But he can't have come in that way. That door was locked.
01:44 - You could have let him in.
01:46 (door opens)
01:48 ♪ (ominous music)
01:55 (sonnerie de téléphone)
02:02 - Hello?
02:04 (door opens)
02:05 Hello?
02:06 (woman screams)
02:08 ♪ (musique de film)