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Old 07-18-2018, 10:14 AM   #14
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Originally Posted by crich70 View Post
Rope was an experimental film though too. The reels of film had some 10 or so minutes on them when shot and Hitchcock would have the camera zoom in on someone's back or other such just as the film was running out in order to limit the amount of cuts he had to make. The movie was also based (I believe) on a play from England about the Leopold and Loeb murder. In that way it is similar to "And Then There Were None" which was based on a stage play which in turn was based on the book of the same name. Agatha Christie changed the ending of the book when she wrote the play and the screenwriters used the play as the basis of the screenplay.
Oh yeah, I know the history of Rope.

It doesn't seem to be one of his highly regarded movies, but I watched it again last year and thought it was fantastic.
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