How to Murder a Rich Uncle

Name: How to Murder a Rich Uncle
Director: Nigel Patrick
Genre: ตลก, อาชญากรรม
Released: 1957-06-01
Duration: 1 h 19 min
Rating: 7
Cast: Nigel Patrick, Charles Coburn, Wendy Hiller, Katie Johnson, Anthony Newley

"The movie no niece or nephew can afford to miss!"

A broke British nobleman targets his Canadian uncle, but other relatives get in the way.

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Nigel Patrick

Henry Clitterbern
Charles Coburn

Uncle George Clitterbern
Wendy Hiller

Edith Clitterbern
Katie Johnson

Alice
Anthony Newley

Edward
Athene Seyler

Grannie (Victoria Clitterbern)
Noel Hood

Aunt Marjorie
Kenneth Fortescue

Albert Clitterbern
Paddy Webster

Constance Clitterbern

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A broke British nobleman targets his Canadian uncle, but other relatives get in the way.

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7.0 / 10

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CinemaSerf
7 29 ม.ค. 2567

Nigel Patrick and John Paxton have done quite a neat job with Daix' play about an uncle - in this version, a wealthy Canadian - called "George" (Charles Coburn) who comes to Britain to visit his landed, but impoverished family headed by Patrick ("Sir Henry"). The family see this as in ideal opportunity to sort their finances out, and that means that their unsuspecting guest could be in quite a bit of peril! Except, that is, that the would-be assassins couldn't organise the proverbial piss-up in the brewery - indeed their efforts to relieve the old man of his life and his fortune have far more profound effects on their own family. Soon it starts to diminish quite rapidly as their cock-eyed schemes go awry with disastrously lethal results. At this rate, there won't be anyone left to inherit - except, perhaps, the sagely old Katie Johnson who knows where the secrets (and the bottles of wine) are kept... It's a fun story this. Patrick and Coburn work well together, with a strong supporting cast from Wendy Hiller, Anthony Newley and the eagle eyed amongst us might spot Micael Caine (just 24). The production isn't up to very much, it has to be said - but the plot holds together well, with some decent comedic moments and a rather fitting, quirky, ending that I quite enjoyed.