Suspicion 1941

Dave Kehr, Chicago Reader: Everyone concedes that this 1941 Hitchcock film is a failure, yet it displays so much artistic seriousness that I find its failure utterly mysterious. Read more

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Bosley Crowther, New York Times: Mr. Hitchcock is probably the most artful sophist working for the films -- and anyone who doesn't think so should see Suspicion. Read more

Geoff Andrew, Time Out: Despite a silly cop-out ending (imposed by RKO), a gripping domestic thriller. Read more

Variety Staff, Variety: Alfred Hitchcock's trademarked cinematic development of suspenseful drama, through mental emotions of the story principals, is vividly displayed in Suspicion. Read more