Charade

Charade (1963)

Charade is a 1963 film directed by Stanley Donen (Singin' in the Rain) and stars Audrey Hepburn as Regina Lambert, a woman living in France who finds out that her husband has been killed. She becomes relentlessly pursued by criminals (portrayed by James Coburn and George Kennedy) who are trying to get the secret fortune that they think that her husband left her. Her only hope is an American agent (Walter Matthau) until she meets Peter Joshua (Cary Grant). But Peter may not be who he says... The film subsequently was loosely remade several times, including as 1978's Someone Killed Her Husband and 2002's The Truth About Charlie.

The following weapons were used in the film Charade:

Luger P08

The Luger P08 is first seen in the beginning as a water pistol held by Jean-Luc to spray Regina. It is later seen in the climactic ending, mirroring the opening scene.

Luger P08 9x19mm

Jean-Luc holding a Luger water pistol

Carson Dyle (Walter Matthau) holding a Luger when his true identity is revealed

Dyle pointing his Luger at Regina

Close up of the Luger

Colt Detective Special

Peter Joshua (Cary Grant) uses a Colt Detective Special in the film's climax.

Colt Detective Special 1st gen .38 Special

Joshua aiming his Detective Special

Joshua firing his revolver

Colt 1911A1

Herman Scobie (George Kennedy) uses a Colt 1911A1 to threaten Peter at the American Express Building.

Colt 1911A1 .45 ACP

Scobie holds Peter at gun point in the stairwell of the American Express Building.

"Now we wait. With our mouths shut."

On the roof of the American Express Building. The best shot of the 1911 in the movie.

Peter and Scobie fight for control of the pistol before it gets knocked off the roof.

Colt New Service

When Jean-Luc asks to see Tex's (James Coburn) gun, he pulls out an Colt New Service.

Colt New Service - .45 caliber

Tex showing Jean-Luc his revolver.

The Colt-style cylinder release is visible, as is the exposed ejector rod.