Grace Kelly

1954 Hitchcock thriller about an ex-tennis pro (Ray Milland)'s second attempt at killing his wife (Grace Kelly). Having botchied his first go, he formulates a seemingly foolproof plan B. Based on play by Frederick Knott, the film's action plays out within only two settings.

In Hitchcock's 1954 masterpiece, Jimmy Stewart plays a photographer confined to a wheelchair with a broken leg. Bored and stuck in his apartment, he takes to spying on his neighbours. When one goes missing, he thinks murder is afoot....

Gary Cooper is retiring law man Will Kane in this bona fide Western classic. On the day of his wedding (to Grace Kelly), Kane has to delay giving up the badge to face a gang of criminals who call him out...

Hitchcock's romantic comedy/thriller with Cary Grant and Grace Kelly (in her final film with the master of suspense). Grant is a reformed cat burglar, now living a quiet life in Cannes. When tourists to the French Riviera start falling victim to a spate of robberies that bear his old trademarks, he has to hunt the thief in order to prove his innocence. Winner of the top prize at Venice Film Festival 1955.

Musical version of The Philadelphia Story starring Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly, Frank Sinatra, and the jazz master himself, Louis Armstrong.