Je vois rouge / I saw red: novembre 2015

"It's nice to see Julie Andrews trying a straight dramatic role here - something she hadn't done in awhile - but her character of Judith (wise they didn't try to pass her off as a 'Judy') has the old refined manners and tomboyish hairstyle of yore, and Andrews enacts 'grown-up' as any other actress would interpret frigid. Surprisingly bland, unmemorable drama set in Barbados involves shady Omar Sharif (not the liveliest leading man around, not even in 1974!) hoping to make Andrews a spy while also slowly leading her into the proverbial bedroom. Woeful outing does have some camp value: the James Bond-like credits at the beginning are a cheesy hoot. As for Julie, she's quiet and contemplative, but that doesn't do much for the audience - or for the film. Director Blake Edwards paces the whole dumb thing like a funeral." (moonspinner55, imdb.com)