Connery thinks he can fix Hedren of being a thief She believes men degrade & want to control women
Marnie was a psychological thriller by Alfred Hitchcock. It featured Sean Connery as the wealthy book publisher Mark Rutland and Tippi Hedren as Marnie Edgar who gets jobs as a secretary to rob businesses. She steals from Rutland’s company but instead of prosecuting her, Rutland believes she has deep psychological problems that he thinks he can solve. In the process he falls in love with her and even marries her despite Edgar rejecting any intimacy. The movie focuses upon Rutland’s attempt to break down Edgar’s resistance and her determination to break free of his control. Could the two come to an understanding?<br /><br />The film begins with a bit of cynicism about male executives. Marnie just stole a few thousand dollars from a company. When the police arrive the boss can describe her looks in great detail. His secretary notes with a sneer of disgust on her face that he hired Marnie even though she had no references. The point being that her pretty looks and eagerness to work made the executive putty in her hands for manipulation. Good looks and a smile could outwit men. This was Marnie’s trade and she did it well until she ran into Rutland.<br /><br />The relationship between Rutland and Edgar is very strange at first. She’s like an experiment for him with the added twist that they get married and he loves her. The question is it real love or is it just the fascination with her interesting case? For Edgar it’s like being a caged animal that Rutland likes to observe. She feels trapped in a relationship she never wanted but is afraid that Rutland might turn her over to the police for her crimes. Not only that but her experience with bosses has made her look down upon men who refuse to accept women as equals. How can such a relationship work?<br /><br />These are all the elements of the story. Once Edgar’s problem is revealed it’s pretty amazing it made its way into the film. America had pretty strict moral codes on what it would and would not allow in cinema and it would seem like Edgar’s past would have been banned but it wasn’t. Her story also highlights how childhood traumas can shape a person’s entire life. The film also touches on the sexism in the workplace. It’s not one of Hitchcock’s big hits but it’s very good.<br />C
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Hitchcock creates a masterful psychological thriller about a compulsive liar and thief (Tippi Hedren), who winds up marrying the very man (Sean Connery) she attempts to rob. When a terrible accident pushes her over the edge, her husband struggles to help her face her demons as the plot races to an inescapable conclusion.Bonus Content:.