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A Scandal in Paris (1946)

A smooth-talking French thief wangles his way into an important position as prefect of police.

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Michael T 04 Sep 2010

Snappy start digresses into typical melodrama.

Richard Brody 28 Dec 2015

With a display of suave images and wry performances, Sirk delights in the elegant formalities that withhold judgment in favor of pleasure and knowledge.

Austin Trunick 28 Feb 2017

This is certainly a lesser Sirk work, relying little on his signature nuance and subtext and instead playing it broad for the cheap seats with slapstick and gimmicks such as a trained monkey and a cringe-inducingly cute kid sister.

Eric Henderson 12 Aug 2003

It's probably safe to say that the earnest A Scandal in Paris won't ever approach the level of acceptance accorded to All That Heaven Allows and Imitation of Life.

Steven P 04 Dec 2013

"I've got you, Satan." Bonapartism (i.e. bourgeois/capitalist dictatorship) turning criminals into soldiers and police officers (into the chief of police!--and turning the chief of police into a murderer). Compare with Trouble in Paradise and/or A Clockwork Orange.