#Harry Shannon

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Rita Hayworth is 'The Lady from Shanghai' on Criterion Channel

Orson Welles casts himself in the most unlikely role of his career—as a goodhearted sailor who falls prey to the conniving plots of wealthy social piranhas—in The Lady from Shanghai (1947), perhaps the most baroque film in the annals of film noir. Irish sailor Michael O’Hara (Welles) is a misguided vagabond and would-be writer who unwittingly, but not entirely unwillingly, becomes involved in a…

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From the Golden Age of Television

Season 2 Episode 6

The Man Behind the Badge - The Case of the Dying Past - Syndication - February 12, 1955

Crime Drama

Running Time: 30 minutes

Written by Alvin Boretz

Produced by Jerome Robinson

Directed by Paul Landres

Hosted by Charles Bickford

Stars:

Wendell Holmes as Lawrence Deshaw

Harry Shannon as Clyde Warren

Gene Reynolds as Carl Wingate

Jan Merlin as Tom McKeller

Charles Meredith as Police Chief Dawson

Edit Angold as Mrs. Butler

Adrienne Marden as Ada Beckley

Eddy Waller as Andy (Credits Only - Scenes Deleted)

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Executive Suite

Executive Suite (1954) starring William Holden, June Allyson, Barbara Stanwyck, Frederic March, Walter Pidgeon Synopsis Executive Suite – the president of Tredway Corp. has unexpectedly died. Long live the new president. But who will the exec be? There’s no official line of succession, and so insider back-stabbing begins. Continue reading Executive Suite

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"Somebody's burying something there at the end of the train tracks. Maybe that's what's poisoning the land."

Leverage Redemption S01E14 The Great Train Job.

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i love seeing people try to figure out how old Tommy is supposed to be when we know full well that 911 does not give a singular fuck about timeline continuity. we don't even know what year it is, currently, on the show.

[miss-lauryn-hill]

KEYSHAWN HARRIS OUTFIT APPRECIATION

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Bug (2006), William Friedkin

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every friend group should include:

insp.

[sher-ee]

HUGE success! White women showed UP!

White men you next?

LETS GO 🙌🏻

[justinspoliticalcorner]

David Edwards at Raw Story:

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg rebuffed Fox News host Shannon Bream on Sunday after she suggested that Vice President Kamala Harris was unqualified to lead the country. During an interview on Fox News Sunday, Bream noted that one conservative New York Times columnist had called Harris's candidacy "anti-democratic."

"That's the playbook of ruling parties in autocratic states," the Times column charged. [...] Bream argued that Harris had not received any Democratic delegates during primary voting. "The idea that somebody hasn't been tested or vetted when they have been the vice president of the United States for nearly four years just doesn't make any sense," Buttigieg disagreed. "She is in obviously one of the most visible leadership roles in the country." "And she's demonstrated both her effectiveness in that job and a vision for the country that Americans agree with," he continued. "And that's a real reason I think she's going to win, is that most Americans already agree with her on the issues that they care about the most, that affect them the most, whether we're talking about choice and her stance on defending a woman's right to choose versus Donald Trump, who eliminated a right to choose in this country."

Potential VP candidate Pete Buttigieg went on Fox News Sunday yesterday, and he masterfully pushed back on host Shannon Bream’s assertions that Kamala Harris is “unprepared” for the job.

See Also:

The Guardian: Buttigieg: Republicans calling Kamala Harris a diversity hire is ‘a bad look’

From the 07.28.2024 edition of Fox's Fox News Sunday:

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"Nana know you're here?"

Leverage Redemption S01E02 The Panamanian Monkey Job.

Bonus Eliot reactions:

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P-VALLEY || PERPETRATIN' (1x01)

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Night Court - The Apartment (S3:E15)