A Forgotten Mark Wahlberg Flop Was A Remake Of Audrey Hepburn’s Best Movie

“CHARADE” in Audrey Hepburn was not “Charde”, one of the best films of the actress, but it was one of the best films that came out of that whole year. It was described as “the best Hitchcock Hitchcock movie”, the film was decisive and the audience. She also won the Hipporen Award for the British Film Academy for Best Actress, and won the writer Peter Stone Award for the Edgar Alan Poe Award for Best Photo Screenplay.

The 2002 Mystery Film, “Truth About Charlie”, was a new edition of “Charde” that sought to achieve the same level of success as origin. This starred in Hipburn and Wahlberg in Cary Grant’s. Wahlberg may be technically a different name as Grant, but it is written to be sneaking and magical as the role that represents the end of the Grant era. Although both Walhberg and Newton are big names at this point, the movie turned at the box office. It only achieved about $ 7 million worldwide with a budget of $ 60 million.

Part of her catastrophic performance came to casting. Just because the scenario asked walberg to be a magician does not mean that walberg (known for his aggressive hot characters) was able to withdraw this achievement. Critics have been considered intensity, and the global photos seem to agree. They met the movie at the end of October, within a week dominated by devastating Halloween films such as “The Ring” and “Ghost SHIP”, and of course the terrifying GORE festival that was “Jackass: The Movie”. The studio seemed only tried to market the film, local and abroad, and by the end of the first weekend of the film in the theaters, it was already forgotten.

“[Director Jonathon] Critic Josh Spiegel complained of his Deimah something that I have not seen by another director – it makes Paris look bad. A more positive review, “Charde” was magic. Charlie is not. ”

If the “truth about Charlie” is not sold as a new version of “Chadrad”, it may be better to receive it. Instead, she chose to compare herself to one of the most remembered films in the 1960s, a very good movie that Ayu Edpery chose him in the standard’s cabinet after more than 60 years. “I love stealing,” said Idbi. “When I discovered this movie, I was like,” oh, perfect, two successive people stealing. “But it is very like a very and very ridiculous and there is really fun pieces.

In 2022, the congress Library announced that it adds “Charde” to the National Film Registry, a list aimed at preserving films that are considered “culturally, historically or aesthetically important.” Frankly, it’s time. Even the direct “Charde”, you can see the clear influence of the charming spy comedy in Paris on many European films that will come after. Certainly, “Charde” deserves to be validated by contemporary viewers, especially since it is significantly easy to get your hands.