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HOW TO STEAL A MILLION (1966)
Directed by: William Wyler
Release date: July 13th 1966
Audrey's character: Nicole Bonnet
Genre: Comedy/Crime/Romance
Runtime: 2 hr, 3 min
Summary:
Nicole's father, a legendary art collector, lends his
prized Cellini Venus
to a
prestigious Paris museum.
Unfortunately, the Venus was *not*
sculpted by
Cellini but by
Nicole's grandfather. (Her father is
a forger
as well, but
his
specialty is paintings.)
Before tests can be done which
would prove the
Venus a
fake, Nicole enlists the
services of "society burglar" Simon Dermott to steal
the million dollar statue.
CAST
Nicole Bonnet - Audrey Hepburn
Simon Dermott - Peter O'Toole
Davis Leland - Eli Wallach
Bonnet - Hugh Griffith
DeSolnay - Charles Boyer
QUOTES
Nicole: Well, it was pitch dark and
there he was. Tall, blue eyes, slim, quite good-looking... in a brutal, mean
way, Papa. A terrible man!
Nicole: I didn't want to keep you waiting, so I got engaged to him. Is it alright?
Am I on time?
Nicole: You really are the smuggest and most hateful man.
Nicole: I would like to remind you, Mr. Dermott; ours is a business
relationship.
Nicole: I'm sorry you fell in love with the Venus, but she's not for
sale! But believe me if she were mine she'd be on your doorstep in the
morning!
TRIVIA
William Wyler first considered making this film
as a follow up to Roman Holiday (1953); as in that film, Gregory Peck would
have played the male lead opposite Audrey Hepburn. At that time he had a
darker mood in mind and approached Stanley Kubrick, who had recently made
The Killing (1956), to contribute.
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