#* film: wait until dark.

[voguefashion]

Audrey Hepburn photographed by Howell Conant for Wait Until Dark, 1967.

[helloliriels]

WAIT UNTIL DARK by helloliriels

Dr. John Watson returns from an overnight trip with something in his luggage he is not aware he is carrying, and immediately heads to work; While Sherlock Holmes, his recently blinded and petulant flatmate is stuck at 221B, itching for a case ... and may have just literally stumbled into one ... !

Drug smuggling; Murderous criminals; whump; hurt/comfort; and a dash of angst; not bored now, are you?

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Was gonna rename it 'Perfect Dark' or 'Games In The Dark' but undecided. So I left it. Consider my job here done.

[arealtrashact]

You've seen Roman Holiday?! :D I love that movie so much!!

It's my mother's favorite film, so it was something we watched quite a bit as children.

She has a huge adoration for Audrey Hepburn and, as a result, so do I.

[eternamenteaudreyhepburn]

Audrey Hepburn photographed by Howell Conant for publicity of Wait until dark, Warner Bros Studios, 1967.

[nellarw95]

Happy Heavenly Birthday Audrey 🎂💔

Audrey Kathleen Ruston

May 4,1929 - January 20,1993🙏🏻

We Miss You So Much 🕊️♾️

Buon Compleanno in Paradiso 🎂💔

4 Maggio 1929 - 20 Gennaio 1993🙏🏻

Ci Manchi Moltissimo 🕊️♾️

[nitrateglow]

Is this like... for a double feature? If so, that's hilarious... mainly because these happen to be two films in my personal top five.

[luvisia]

[jimsmovieworld]

WAIT UNTIL DARK- 1967 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Audrey Hepburn stars as Suzy, an adorable blind woman who is targeted by gangsters trying to retrieve a heroin filled doll thats fallen into her hands...

Really great film! Audrey is just amazing in this, stunning and completely lovely. She was nominated for a best actress and golden globe award for her performance. Wait Until Dark has an interesting story, brilliant score and sharp dialogue. Many clever twists and turns. A fun villain performance from a young Alan Arkin. Some good suspense builds and leads to a brilliant finale. Stephen King has described this as "the scariest movie ever made" - what a pussy! Very much looking forward to rewatching this. Fantastic.

Directed by Terence Young.

[thatgeekwiththeclipons]

Just found out that Academy Award Winning character actor extraordinaire Alan Arkin passed away on June 29 at age 89. He was one of my favorite performers, fantastic in both comedic and serious roles. RIP

[maryvivianpearce]

Fave new 2 me films for No(ir)vember

[mister-lucky-bunny]

I’m SO fucking conflicted like

on one hand, I know Skinamarink is out in theaters and I can watch it there

BUT I also wanna not have my movie watching experience ruined by people who wanna ruin scary moments

But it’s not on Shudder yet and aaAAUUUFHGGHHH

[galleryoffish]

New film analysis! This one is about Wait Until Dark, a thriller from 1967, starring Audrey Hepburn as a blind woman caught in the middle of the schemes of criminals. Find it at: https://krankerfishofficia.wixsite.com/galleryoffish/post/wait-until-dark-blind-to-the-danger

[slimyweed]

[mainly-marvel]

anywayd nothing much except for baby anakin's "yippee!!!"

[radio-4-is-static]

Follow the mould through portals Looking at memories wrong Take tiny sips through their lips

– the mould by mui zyu

[nitrateglow]

By Florabel Muir (Chicago Tribune-NY News Synd.), April 14, 1967

(Love how casual Muir is with the spoilers.)