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...And Suddenly It's Murder! Reviews

  • 1960
  • 1 hr 48 mins
  • Comedy
  • NR
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Whimsical mixture of crime and humor, about the misadventures of three Roman couples in Monte Carlo. Alberto Sordi, Vittorio Gassman, Silvano Mangano, Nino Manfredi. Giovanna: Franca Valeri. Eleonora: Dorian Gray. Playboy: Georges Riviere. Commissioner: Bernard Blier. Directed by Mario Camerini.

Typical breakneck Italian stretch-the-situation-until-it-snaps comedy involving three Italian couples who are thrown together in Monte Carlo while on holiday. The couples become the main suspects in a murder case when a corpse is found in one of their suitcases. They all scramble to find suitable alibis, with embarrassing results. The material itself is implausible and tiresome, but the performers are fine and make this outing enjoyable.