Topkapi
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A glamorous, sunlit caper with an elegant international cast, playful criminal ingenuity, and the same pleasure in watching sophisticated people improvise under pressure.
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Why this pick
A glamorous, sunlit caper with an elegant international cast, playful criminal ingenuity, and the same pleasure in watching sophisticated people improvise under pressure.
Why this pick
Its Parisian polish, Audrey Hepburn’s witty poise, flirtatious uncertainty, and buoyant suspense closely echo the romantic-comic charm of How to Steal a Million.
Why this pick
A polished art-world con game built around immaculate style, comic reversals, and a suave partnership; it shares the earlier film’s light-footed heist energy.
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For more Riviera glamour, jewel-thief intrigue, couture-era visuals, and breezy romantic comedy, balanced with Peter Sellers’s deliberately off-kilter comic detective.
Why this pick
A chic, visually inventive cat-and-mouse romance in which a daring theft becomes a flirtatious contest between two exceptionally well-dressed adversaries.
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01 / THE STORY
Charles Bonnet is well-known as an art collector, but actually he forges paintings to sell them. His daughter, Nicole, disapproves of this, and is also afraid that he may get caught. Charles lends a renowned "Cellini" statuette of Venus to the Kléber-Lafayette Museum in Paris for an important exhibition. He has never sold it because modern testing would reveal it as a forgery (by his father).
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Charles Bonnet
Bernard De Solnay
Insurance Clerk

Nicole Bonnet

Simon Dermott

Davis Leland

Senior Paravideo

Chief Guard