Title: Deserves more praise than it's usually given
Product review: This is not a Hitchcock film I had heard much about before it came on T.V. but I found it surprisingly good. There are moments of classic Hitchcockian suspense, (Marnie's shoe falls from her pocket but does not disturb the deaf janitor), and also a well executed character study. The troubled Marnie is well played by Tippi Hedren, one of the more under-appreciated actresses of her generation, while Sean Connery and Diane Baker are excellent in support as Marnie's concerned employer and husband, and the woman in love with him.I found the movie lost some of its well built of tension towards the end, as everyone got a little screechy and weepy, but overall it was an excellent, unexpected treasure.
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