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I shall never forget the day she dusted the right eye out of Lord Henry’s moose
After the special screening of CLUNY BROWN at Filmhouse, there was much discussion among the appreciative audience about why the film wasn’t better known. Various theories were mooted – 1)… more →
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For the Love of Film Noir :: Loving Him Plunged Their Lives into the Darkness that Surrounded Him! (December, 1947)
wrote 1 month ago: This post is part of my rehash and continuation of the For the Love of F … more →
Full Moon in Libra & Sun in Aries 27/3/2013
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wrote 1 month ago: Full Moon in Libra & Sun in Aries Wednesday 27 March 09:28 G … more →
I shall never forget the day she dusted the right eye out of Lord Henry's moose
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wrote 5 months ago: After the special screening of CLUNY BROWN at Filmhouse, there was much discussion among the appreci … more →
Call Northside 777 (Feb. 1, 1948)
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wrote 1 year ago: Call Northside 777 is the latest in director Henry Hathaway’s series of fact-based dramas. Tog … more →
Call Northside 777 (1948) Henry Hathaway
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wrote 1 year ago: 20th Century Fox produced a series of semi-documentary film noirs in the late 1940′s including … more →
Murder He Says (1945)
wrote 1 year ago: I saw Murder He Says at the 2010 TCM Film Festival – the inaugural year! This was one of the f … more →
The makings of a wonderful Christmas...
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wrote 1 year ago: a long run on a chilly winter’s day seeking out great coffee with the boy finding treasure at … more →
Nightmare Alley (Oct. 9, 1947)
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wrote 1 year ago: Nightmare Alley is a harrowing tale of manipulation and degradation. It’s a journey through a … more →
Movie Quote of the Day - The Big Combo, 1955 (dir. Joseph H. Lewis)
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wrote 1 year ago: Alicia Brown: I’d rather be insane and alive, than sane. . .and dead. 41.487115 -120.542456 … more →
Helen Walker: My Favorite Helens
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wrote 1 year ago: One of the many unsung actresses of film noir is Helen Walker, who was seen in several features from … more →
The Scariest Women in Film Noir
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wrote 1 year ago: The women of film noir could be deceitful, disdainful, and imposing, not to mention steely, wily, ca … more →
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wrote 2 years ago: Irene Williams (Helen Walker) plots with her lover, Jim (Tony Barrett), to stage a car accident to k … more →
Meet the Fleagles; or, Luminous Gravy
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wrote 2 years ago: Sorry, I forgot who recommended MURDER, HE SAYS — it was a good call, though, this was very en … more →
Nightmare Alley (1947)
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wrote 3 years ago: Through much of his career, Tyrone Power bemoaned the fact that his ‘pretty face’ resulted in him be … more →
Pow!
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wrote 3 years ago: IMPACT isn’t a great noir, indeed bits aren’t much like noir at all, but I wanted to see … more →
Helen Walker: A Well Kept Secret Part II
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wrote 3 years ago: This is the second part of a profile of actress Helen Walker. The first part can be seen here. … more →
Helen Walker: A Well Kept Secret Part I
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wrote 3 years ago: Normally, blogs that commemorate a “deathiversary” of a person are anathema to me. Stil … more →
Call Northside 777 (1948, Henry Hathaway)
wrote 3 years ago: Jimmy Stewart is iconic for his easy-going charm, his lovable “aw shucks” persona. I mea … more →
Risk in supply networks - seeing it all, or not?
wrote 4 years ago: It is practically impossible to write a paper on supply chain risk without citing Risk in supply net … more →
