North By NorthWest Essay

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North by NorthWest
In this film directed by the famous Alfred Hitchcock, North By NorthWest, Cary Grant plays the role of Rodger Thornhill, a mistaken spy for the government named George Chaplin who in reality is an executive in advertising market in Manhattan. Eva Marie Saint plays as a beautiful blonde, Eve Kindle a government agent, who is an undercover mistress of Mr. Vandamn. An evil man, who is importing and exporting government secrets, Eve gets mixed up with Rodger on a train ride that turns to romance with a price. Rodger deceived to a crop field all alone, when a crop plane attacks Rodger. (Which is Alfred’ signature scene now famous for any planes zooming after actors in films.) Rodger heartbroken sum how escapes and finds Eve at the hotel and follows her to find out who she is working for, Regrettably later Rodger finds out Eve’s in great danger because of him. Can Rodger save Eve before Mr. Vandamn finds out the truth about her? A first-rate written, directed can’t forget acting film, keeps your sensations on the verge till the very end. I sturdily recommend this film to all audience in the family.
The films’ acting was great from all actors resembling in scenes were the sheriffs investigate Rodgers claims were he was abducted and brought to Mr. Townsends house, who we later on find out was played by Mr. Vandamn. Mr. Townsend pretend wife preformed marvelously when confronted by them framing Rodger as if he was truly wasted the night before and forgot about everything. Eve was a very seductive as well, convincing role player for Mr. Vandamn mistress leading Rodger to believe that Eve was helping him to clear his name later finding himself being chased by a plane. Rodger is a suave communicator in the entire film to identify him as a smart and witty man. The hit men were tremendous in the roles of bad guys who made you hate them for insisting on killing Rodger regardless of what Rodger did to

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