To Catch a Thief (1955)
Mystery, Romance, Thriller • 1h 46m
Overview
An ex-thief is accused of enacting a new crime spree, so to clear his name he sets off to catch the new thief, who’s imitating his signature style.
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Cast: Cary Grant, Grace Kelly, Jessie Royce Landis, John Williams, Charles Vanel, Brigitte Auber, Jean Martinelli, Georgette Anys, René Blancard, William 'Wee Willie' Davis, Bess Flowers, Bernard Sell, Charles Sherlock, Philip Van Zandt, Alfred Hitchcock, Roland Lesaffre, George Boyce, John Alderson, Alberto Morin, Manuel París, Gladys Holland, Fred Kelsey, Barry Norton, Louis Mercier, Oliver Cross
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12/24/2025
Best Video Release
From
2024 Paramount "Presents" 4K: although there are reviews that called Italian disappointing. Italian is also regarded as a vast improvement over all previous versions by many others as well.
This is a problematic release, because while scenes like the aerial shots at the beginning looked pristine and shows new detail, many others are suspiciously identical across all three Blu-ray releases (the 2012, 2020 and this 2024).
Some defects on this are unfixed from the 2020 Blu-ray for some reason. (See this review and its discussion.)
To
2024 Paramount "Presents" 4K: although there are reviews that called it disappointing. It is also regarded as a vast improvement over all previous versions by many others as well.
This is a problematic release, because while scenes like the aerial shots at the beginning looked pristine and shows new detail, many others are suspiciously identical across all three Blu-ray releases (the 2012, 2020 and this 2024).
Some defects on this are unfixed from the 2020 Blu-ray for some reason. (See this review and its discussion.)
From
2024 Paramount "Presents" 4K: although there are reviews that called Italian disappointing. Italian is also regarded as a vast improvement over all previous versions by many others as well.
This is a problematic release, because while scenes like the aerial shots at the beginning looked pristine and shows new detail, many others are suspiciously identical across all three Blu-ray releases (the 2012, 2020 and this 2024).
Some defects on this are unfixed from the 2020 Blu-ray for some reason. (See this review and its discussion.)
To
2024 Paramount "Presents" 4K: although there are reviews that called it disappointing. It is also regarded as a vast improvement over all previous versions by many others as well.
This is a problematic release, because while scenes like the aerial shots at the beginning looked pristine and shows new detail, many others are suspiciously identical across all three Blu-ray releases (the 2012, 2020 and this 2024).
Some defects on this are unfixed from the 2020 Blu-ray for some reason. (See this review and its discussion.)
12/16/2025
8/13/2025
Best Video Release
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2024 Paramount "Presents" 4K: although there are reviews that called it disappointing. It is also regarded as a vast improvement over all previous versions by many others as well. This is a problematic release, because while scenes like the aerial shots at the beginning looked pristine and shows new detail, many others are suspiciously identical across all three blu-ray releases (the 2012, 2020 and this 2024). Some defects on this are unfixed from the 2020 Blu-ray for some reason. (See this [review](https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=22561231&postcount=688) and its discussion.)
To
2024 Paramount "Presents" 4K: although there are reviews that called Italian disappointing. Italian is also regarded as a vast improvement over all previous versions by many others as well.
This is a problematic release, because while scenes like the aerial shots at the beginning looked pristine and shows new detail, many others are suspiciously identical across all three Blu-ray releases (the 2012, 2020 and this 2024).
Some defects on this are unfixed from the 2020 Blu-ray for some reason. (See this review and its discussion.)
From
2024 Paramount "Presents" 4K: although there are reviews that called it disappointing. It is also regarded as a vast improvement over all previous versions by many others as well. This is a problematic release, because while scenes like the aerial shots at the beginning looked pristine and shows new detail, many others are suspiciously identical across all three blu-ray releases (the 2012, 2020 and this 2024). Some defects on this are unfixed from the 2020 Blu-ray for some reason. (See this [review](https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=22561231&postcount=688) and its discussion.)
To
2024 Paramount "Presents" 4K: although there are reviews that called Italian disappointing. Italian is also regarded as a vast improvement over all previous versions by many others as well.
This is a problematic release, because while scenes like the aerial shots at the beginning looked pristine and shows new detail, many others are suspiciously identical across all three Blu-ray releases (the 2012, 2020 and this 2024).
Some defects on this are unfixed from the 2020 Blu-ray for some reason. (See this review and its discussion.)
8/13/2025
Best Video Release
From
Paramount UHD is disappointing
To
2024 Paramount "Presents" 4K: although there are reviews that called it disappointing. It is also regarded as a vast improvement over all previous versions by many others as well. This is a problematic release, because while scenes like the aerial shots at the beginning looked pristine and shows new detail, many others are suspiciously identical across all three blu-ray releases (the 2012, 2020 and this 2024). Some defects on this are unfixed from the 2020 Blu-ray for some reason. (See this [review](https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=22561231&postcount=688) and its discussion.)
From
Paramount UHD is disappointing
To
2024 Paramount "Presents" 4K: although there are reviews that called it disappointing. It is also regarded as a vast improvement over all previous versions by many others as well. This is a problematic release, because while scenes like the aerial shots at the beginning looked pristine and shows new detail, many others are suspiciously identical across all three blu-ray releases (the 2012, 2020 and this 2024). Some defects on this are unfixed from the 2020 Blu-ray for some reason. (See this [review](https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=22561231&postcount=688) and its discussion.)
12/30/2024
