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In Reply to: Re: Earlier The Man Who Knew Too Much: posted by rico on February 14, 2005 at 10:45:27:
Racist?
Well I just saw Ford´s " Drums along the Mohawk " and " My Darling Clementine " with shameful racistic moment.
But Not a hint in Hichcock´s " The Man..."
Explain.
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Again, I am talking about the remake. What about the restaurant scene?
I have seen this film more than five times, but I never catch on any Hitch film something racistic, but I will give this scene a particular scrutiniszing to night.
I will comment shortly domani.
Now I will first drink this Pinot...
were condescending towards Arabs??? (I'm assuming you mean the way Jimmy Stewart acted when told how he had to eat?)
In other words, Stewart was portrayed as a man of his day, which was racist. Now, if Hitch had sugar-coated it then HE would have been so...
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