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Blogs about: Edward Dmytryk

Movie Watching: The Obsession

MOGBlogger wrote 3 weeks ago: As you can imagine, watching movies is a uniquely immersive, engrossing experience for a filmmaker. … more →

Tags: Filmmaking/Directing, Clint Eastwood, Diablo Cody, Frank Capra, James Cameron, Mise en Scène, william goldman

Top dúzia: Robert Ryan3 comments

Adriana Scarpin wrote 1 month ago: Respirando e transpirando cinema noir. Max Reinhardt was the most tremendous and important person to … more →

Tags: años 40, anos 50, Anos 60, Anos 70, Beefcake, musos, Aldo Ray, André De Toth, Anthony Mann

Top dúzia: Robert Ryan3 comments

Adriana Scarpin wrote 1 month ago: Respirando e transpirando cinema noir. Max Reinhardt was the most tremendous and important person to … more →

Tags: años 40, anos 50, Anos 60, Anos 70, Beefcake, musos, Aldo Ray, André De Toth, Anthony Mann

The Robert Ryan Centennial18 comments

moirafinnie wrote 2 months ago: In celebration of the 100th anniversary of actor Robert Ryan’s birth on November 11th, 1909, t … more →

Tags: Actors, Character Actors, Classic Films, directors, Drama, film noir, Movie Stars, Westerns, Behind the Rising Sun

Deluxe Angel2 comments

dcairns wrote 2 months ago: Head over to The Auteurs’ Notebook, damen und herren, where Miss Lola Lola has a little concer … more →

Tags: film, The Blue Angel, The Forgotten, The Auteurs' Notebook

Birthing Believable Characters

MOGBlogger wrote 2 months ago: The late film director Edward Dmytryk said in his book On Screen Directing that “It is desirable tha … more →

Tags: Story Conceptualization, Characterization, Silence of the lambs

Back to Bataan (May 31, 1945)

Adam Lounsbery wrote 3 months ago: Yes, Back to Bataan is flag-waving agitprop. Yes, it features Anthony Quinn as a Filipino. But under … more →

Tags: 1945, May 1945, War, World War II, Beulah Bondi, RKO Radio Pictures, Roy Webb, John Wayne, back to bataan

"TOM-TOM, THE ELEVATOR BOY"5 comments

jazzlives wrote 3 months ago: I admit that it is hardly a promising title.  But I just stumbled upon this clip — the only vi … more →

Tags: Jazz Titans, The Things We Love, It's A Mystery, the real thing, Swing You Cats!, Thanks-A-Million, Pay attention, Irreplaceable, Mildred Bailey

Murder, My Sweet (Dec. 9, 1944)

Adam Lounsbery wrote 4 months ago: Dick Powell was known as a song-and-dance man when he was cast as hard-boiled dick Philip Marlowe in … more →

Tags: 1944, December 1944, Dick Powell, Claire Trevor, Philip Marlowe, Raymond Chandler, Murder My Sweet, Mike Mazurki, Otto Kruger

Chandler On Screen

alisonkerr wrote 4 months ago: It’s Film Noir weekend on BBC4, so it seems like a good time to talk about Raymond Chandler … more →

Tags: Movies, Billy Wilder, Howard Hawks, Raymond Chandler, film noir, double indemnity, The Big Sleep, Murder My Sweet, Philip Marlowe

Risk and Reward

MOGBlogger wrote 5 months ago: To do anything is to risk failure. To do nothing is to guarantee it.  And so we risk. We’ve ha … more →

Tags: Story Development, screenplay screenwriting, Story Conceptualization, Production, Risk, Challenge, reward

Crossfire (1947, Edward Dmytryk)

unpluggedcrazy wrote 5 months ago: The novel on which it was based involved a homophobic murderer, but of course the Hays Code never wo … more →

Tags: Drama, Movies, Movie Review, Crime, film noir, Hollywood, CrossFire, Homophobia, Hays Code

Back to Bataan

singinghotdog wrote 6 months ago: My better half taking a class at a local community college, left me with “guy movie night. … more →

Tags: DVD Reviews, anthony quinn, back to bataan, DVD, John Wayne, Philippines, Review

Life is But a Dream10 comments

dcairns wrote 8 months ago: Rondo Hatton! The very name sends shivers of excitement, mingled with profound shame, down my caffei … more →

Tags: film, Literature, Science, John Carradine, Spirit of the Beehive, Tom Neal, Rondo Hatton, Jean Yarbrough, The Brute Man

Clark Gable Collection, Vol. 1 (Call of the Wild / Soldier of Fortune / The Tall Men)

takchances wrote 10 months ago: Bonus Features: **The Clark Gable Fox Classics Collection Volume One consists of Call of the Wild, S … more →

Tags: Cameron Mitchell, Clark Gable, Gone with the Wind, Jane Russell, john clark gable, Olivia De Havilland, Raoul Walsh, Robert Ryan, Susan Hayward

Screenwriting Quote of the Day #41 (Edward Dmytryk)1 comment

Scott W. Smith wrote 10 months ago: Edward Dmytryk is not the most recognizable name in film history but you could benefit from knowing … more →

Tags: Screenwriting Quotes, usc, The Caine Mutiny, Elizabeth Taylor, Humphrey Bogart, marlon brando, Montgomory Clift, Bette Davis, henry fonda

The Left Hand of God (1955) 3 comments

Judy wrote 11 months ago: I’m not quite sure what I expected when I decided to watch this Humphrey Bogart movie, made late in … more →

Tags: 1950s, Classic Movie, Humphrey Bogart, Twentieth Century Fox, Gene Tierney, Lee Cobb, Agnes Moorehead, E.G. Marshall, William E. Barrett

Thugs with Ugly Mugs12 comments

dcairns wrote 1 year ago: Every private eye’s office should come equipped with a kookalorus to throw crazy shadows on th … more →

Tags: film, The Devils, Polanski, Sergio Leone, Cat People, Ken Russell, Akira Kurosawa, Howard Hawks, John Brahm

Crossfire

Mr. Craig wrote 1 year ago: Edward Dmytryk, 1947 Crossfire is a dark and gritty film noir, brimming with the kind of expressioni … more →

Tags: film, film noir, murder, 1940s, CrossFire, Robert Mitchum, Robert Ryan, Robert Young, Gloria Grahame


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