
Notorious
1946 · Movie · Approved · 103 min
★ 7.7(1,770)unSUB Rating
A government agent recruits a troubled woman with a notorious family past to help track down Nazis hiding in Brazil. As feelings grow between handler and recruit, she’s pushed deeper into a dangerous cover by getting close to a key suspect, where trust, jealousy, and high-stakes espionage collide.
Also known as Notorious!
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Details
- Years
- 1946
- Release date
- 1946-08-21
- Language
- English
- Rated
- Approved
- Runtime
- 103 min
- TMDB rating (input)
- 7.7/10 (1,770 votes)
- Box office
- $24,493,053
- Budget
- $1,000,000
About
You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a tense WWII-era spy romance with shifting loyalties and emotional push-pull; Not for you if you dislike love stories driving the plot or find older pacing uneven, like in Rebecca or Spellbound.
Pros: gripping suspense; charismatic leads; twisty spy story | Cons: romance can feel forced; time jumps disorienting; plot convenience
Themes
- daughter
- marriage proposal
- nazi
- undercover
- espionage
- atomic bomb
- love at first sight
- poison
- spy
- fbi
- patriotism
- rio de janeiro
- +8 more
Awards & recognition
- Academy Award — Best Supporting Actor · 1947 · nominated
- Academy Award — Best Writing, Original Screenplay · 1947 · nominated
Cast & crew

Cary Grant
as Devlin

Ingrid Bergman
as Alicia Huberman

Claude Rains
as Alexander Sebastian

Louis Calhern
as Paul Prescott

Leopoldine Konstantin
as Madame Sebastian

Reinhold Schünzel
as Dr. Anderson

Moroni Olsen
as Walter Beardsley

Ivan Triesault
as Eric Mathis

Alex Minotis
as Joseph

Wally Brown
as Mr. Hopkins
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock