Top 5 English Romantic Mystery Movies

World cinema represents different aspects.  Sometimes they are associated with war.  Other times they are associated with love or lust.  Due to this, audiences with different tastes have joined the film.  Among the diverse creations that have joined the cinema, a large number of films have been created for those who like the taste of Romantic and Mystery.  Those films are in great demand among the fans of the world.  They have a huge fan base.  That’s why we are now ready to talk about the 5 best creations in the Romantic and Mystery category.

05. The Constant Gardener (2005)

• IMDB – 7.4
• Google Users – 84%
• Rotten Tomatoes – 84%

The film tells the story of a British diplomat in Kenya who finds his wife’s killer.  The film was first released in the United States.  It is a British-German story.  The film was directed by Fernando Meirelles.  The film won several awards, including an Oscar.  Starring Rachel Weisz, Ralph Fiennes, Danny Huston, Bill Nighy.

04. The Illusionist (2006)

• IMDB – 7.6
• Google Users – 73%
• Rotten Tomatoes – 84%

The film tells the story of a Vietnamese magician who reunites with his childhood love.  It is based on Steven Milhauser’s book Eisenheim the Illusionist.  The film is directed by Neil Burger.  The cast includes Jessica Biel, Edward Norton, Rufus Sewell and Paul Giamatti.  She has represented many awards, including the 2007 Oscars.  The film premiered in Turkey in 2006.

03. Chrade (1963)

• IMDB – 7.9
• Google Users – 87%
• Rotten Tomatoes – 94%

A successful film released in 1963.  The film is directed by Stanley Donen.  Audrey Hepburn, Cary Grant, George Kennedy, James Coburn starred here.  Nominated for numerous awards, including the 1964 Golden Globe Awards.  It premiered in the United States on December 5, 1963.

02. Rebecca (1940)

• IMDB – 8.1
• Google Users – 85%
• Rotten Tomatoes – 100%

A blockbuster film released in 1940.  Adapted from Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca book.  Alfred Hitchcock has directed this film. Actors Joan Fontaine, Laurence Olivier, Judith Anderson, and George Sanders participated.  Screenings began in the United States on April 12, 1940.

01. Vertigo (1958)

• IMDB – 8.3
• Google Users – 89%
• Rotten Tomatoes – 94% 

A critically acclaimed 1958 film.  Reported to be another successful film by Alfred Hitchcock.  A film that gained huge audience popularity.  Kim Novak, James Stewart, Barbara Bel Geddes, Tom Helmore were the actors in this movie.  The book The Living and the Dead was based on the film.  The screening began on May 9, 1958, in San Francisco.