Audrey Hepburn,
Alan Arkin,
Richard Crenna,
Efrem Zimbalist Jr.,
Jack Weston
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Wait Until Dark is an innovative, highly entertaining and suspenseful thriller about a blind housewife, Susy Hendrix (Audrey Hepburn). Independent and resourceful, Susy is learning to cope with her bl... read more
Directed by: No information available.
Release Date: October 26, 1967
DVD Release Date: August 5, 2003
Stats: 1,267 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (1,267)
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December 10, 2010
Great movie, it's such a unique thriller, and it's got a good cast. I was really amazed with Hepburn's performance in this movie. If you like a good thriller, look no further.
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October 12, 2010
Audrey Hepburn plays a blind version of her usual lovable self as she's getting bamboozled by a bunch of con men in search of a heroin-filled doll. When they realize she's not that helpless and grossly underestimate her, things get ugly. As always, Hepburn is charming but almost ... read more
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April 4, 2010
I watched this because I had seen the play and I was interested to check out the film version. It was definitely just as awesome as the play was.
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October 5, 2009
All things considered, a really well done and engrossing film for it's time.
The plot line is overly complicated for it's own good, but the trick here is NOT to over analyze it. Just sit back and enjoy the ride.
The cast is solid and everyone does a good (if not a bit ha... read more -
September 28, 2009
I have never quite "gotten" the whole thing with Audrey Hepburn. I have never thought she was all that attractive or especially good as an actress. Here I found her okay, although a bit annoying, but the actual movie is really good. Great suspense thriller which kept me intere... read more
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August 24, 2009
For a 1960's film it not only works well it is actually still suspenseful.
Audrey Hepburn and Alan Arkin turn out some wonderful performances, Richard Crenna makes for a likeable bad guy and the plot unfolds at a nice pace. A highly recommended top notch old school thriller. -
December 14, 2008
A non-stop suspenseful tour de force. Once Wait Until Dark starts with the thrills it never lets up. I hope you're not a nail bitter, cause if so, after watching this one you won't have any nails left! It's hair-raising and it's sensational. Audrey Hepburn is truly nothing short ... read more
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November 17, 2008
This is the screen's most memorable thrillers. Alan Arkin's especially frightened as the psychotic gang's mastermind who alternates between moments of deceptive charm and sudden violence in this attempt to separate Audrey Hepburn from the doll.
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April 26, 2008
hey! the bad guys take a nod from the coppers and use "good"bad guy, "bad" bad guy to put the squeeze on poor lil blind as a bat (is it politically correct to say that?) audrey, only she got her own ideers! very tense, very nerve-wracking...you've been warned.
Critic Reviews
This superb drama filled with spell-binding tension has not lost an iota of its considerable impact, even 40 years after it was made. Audrey Hepburn is mesmerising as the blind woman whose quick think... Full Review
Audrey Hepburn received her fifth (and last) Oscar nomination for effectively playing a blind woman in this well-executed thriller based on the Broadway smash hit; equally good are the villains, playe... Full Review
Os furos óbvios do roteiro acabam sendo compensados pela direção tensa de Young, pela eficiente montagem e, principalmente, pelas atuações de todo o elenco (mas Hepburn e Arkin merecem destaque).
A classic and unforgettable thriller.
Superior thriller with one dynamite shock scene.
Wait Until Dark, Frederick Knott's gimmicky stage play about a blind woman terrorized by crooks, was brought to the screen in 1967 and was accompanied by an even more outlandish gimmick. Full Review
a perfect example of how mood, atmosphere, music, and direction can overcome plot weaknesses Full Review
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