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Sleuth (VHS, 1998, Widescreen)

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This rare and highly sought-after VHS tape of the classic horror/suspense film "Sleuth" is a must-have for any movie collector. Featuring the iconic Michael Caine and Laurence Olivier in the lead roles, this widescreen edition is a true gem. The film is directed by Joseph Leo Mankiewicz and Joseph L. Mankiewicz, and has a G rating. The VHS tape is in the NTSC signal standard and is classified under the horror/suspense genre. This item is out of print and is a great addition to any movie lover's collection.

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Rarely has a movie with only three characters been so enthralling as SLEUTH, guided by the expert direction of Joseph L. Mankiewicz. Mystery writer and gamesman Andrew Wyke (Laurence Olivier) has found the next target for his mind games: Milo Tindal (Michael Caine), a nice young British hairdresser who is having an affair with Andrew's neglected wife, hoping to eventually marry her. Professing to want to release his wife to him, Andrew lures Milo to his country house to play a very nasty trick--but Andrew's trick comes back to haunt him. Featuring a revelation viewers will have to fight to hold back when recommending this mystery to friends, SLEUTH will greatly appeal to drawing-room murder fans, who will find the movie thrilling with its unexpected twists and turns. Both the unscrupulous and unremorseful Andrew and Milo, sweet but up to Andrew's challenge, shine in each other's company, shrugging off each wicked verbal barb before zinging back another. Both Caine and Olivier are brilliant in their roles; the former was nominated for an Oscar for Best Actor. SLEUTH is based on the play by British playwright Anthony Shaffer.