Grace Kelly at her most alluring
Grace Kelly made only eleven feature films in her five-year movie career before abandoning Hollywood to become Princess Grace of Monaco. Six of those films are available in a new DVD release, "The Grace Kelly Collection."<br /><br />Kelly's first big break came when Gary Cooper arranged for her to star with him in "High Noon." She was nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her work in "Mogambo" opposite Clark Gable. Alfred Hitchcock starred her in three films. She won the Best Actress Oscar for "The Country Girl" (1954). Kelly's beauty made a big impression on Prince Rainier III, whom she met while in Cannes for the 1955 film festival. They married the next year and had three children. Princess Grace died tragically in 1982 at age 52 in a car accident.<br /><br />In Hitchcock's "Dial M For Murder" (1954) Kelly plays Margot Wendice, the intended murder victim of husband Tony (Ray Milland). When his scheme backfires, Tony manages to get Margot convicted of premeditated murder. A good friend (Robert Cummings) and a police inspector (John Williams) must out-strategize Tony to save Margot's life.<br /><br />"To Catch a Thief" (1955) pairs Kelly with Cary Grant in another Hitchcock film, this one a romantic thriller. Grant plays John Robie, retired cat burglar now living on the French Riviera. A series of jewel heists casts suspicion Robie, who then gets involved with American socialite Frances Stevens (Kelly). The film delivers director Hitchcock's trademark suspense while exploiting the outstanding chemistry between Grant and Kelly.<br /><br />In "High Society" (1956) Kelly co-stars with Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, and Louis Armstrong in a musical version of Philip Barry's "The Philadelphia Story." As Tracy Lord, Kelly duets charmingly with Crosby on the Academy Award-winning Cole Porter ballad, "True Love."<br /><br />The other films in the collection are "Mogambo" (1953), "The Country Girl" (1954), and "The Bridges at Toko-Ri" (1954). Unfortunately, the collection does not include the great "Rear Window" (1954), one of her best collaborations with Alfred Hitchcock. Bonus extras include a classic cartoon, making-of featurettes, trailers, audio commentary by Peter Bogdanovich and, best of all, "Princess Grace de Monaco: A Moment in Time," a documentary containing Grace Kelly's last interview.
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