To keep him company, he had two pet turtles Cuff and Link, a tiny goldfish named Moby Dick, and a curling wall poster of heavyweight boxing idol Rocky Marciano.The work of Sir Ralph Richardson (in his first Hollywood role) as her father was also praised, but Montgomery Clift (in only his third screen role afterThe Search (1948)andRed River (1948)) seemed mis-cast and stiff, although some of it worked to his benefit as the conniving and insincere suitor.However, in Hitchcock""s sole 3D effort, he purposely did not exploit the 3D effects with overly gimmicky scenes (objects hurled at the camera, for example), but used it instead to create an expressive sense of depth and reality.The film""s main tagline was derived from the opening line of dialogue:"You don""t make up for your sins in church.