It's a bitter little world.
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@jmauldin@DADiClementi Just had to share that I’ve had two other black cats before Fred - the first was Slightly Perky (long story) and this was the second - maybe a distant cousin of yours … his name was Sweetie! 😊
Day 9 of the #NoirvemberChallenge is Best and Worst Use of Narration in Noir. I'm going to say He Walked By Night for the worst -- it opens with a nearly two-minute narration. (Snore.) For best, I have to go with Walter Neff's brilliant narration in Double Indemnity. #Noirvember
#NoirvemberChallenge@LadyKdesigns
Day 8: Noir cinematographer
Nicholas Musuraca
Many classics, including this one.
Stranger on the Third Floor (1940, Ingster)
Remembering Norman Lloyd on his birthday: https://t.co/lXDV9lAh6r Born November 8, 1914. Died May 11, 2021. What a privilege it was to watch several movies in his company! Memories of screenings with #NormanLloyd at linked post.
Me & my wife need a movie that’s going to completely wreck us emotionally. Like, ugly crying, heartbroken, can’t even breathe kind of crying. What movie would you recommend 😭
Day 8 of the #NoirvemberChallenge is tough one: Favorite Noir Cinematographer. I think I'll go with John Alton, who literally wrote the book on the use of light and shadow. He was behind the camera for such gems as Hollow Triumph, Raw Deal, and The Big Combo. #Noirvember
Identical twins Terry and Ruth Collins (Olivia de Havilland as both) share a job and often switch places. When Terry's boyfriend is murdered she's under suspicion. But she has an airtight alibi — or does she? "The Dark Mirror" (1946) #filmnoir