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[d7guy62]

Vintage Hollywood 🎥 🇺🇸

[brennerrama]

MOVIE QUOTE OF THE DAY:

“Don't forget to oil her every two weeks!”

Title card for Victor Janson in The Doll

#TheDoll #Lubitsch #ErnstLubitsch #moviequotes

#MovieQuoteOfTheDay

[cinemacinemas-fr]

RT @ClassicFilm2: Un chef d’œuvre absolu du burlesque ! « To be or not to be » (jeux dangereux) de #ErnstLubitsch est une œuvre majeure sortie en pleine 2eme Guerre et qui, comme le Dictateur de Chaplin, prendra tout son sens bien plus tard... https://t.co/2bnIwUSYmv

RT @ClassicFilm2: Un chef d’œuvre absolu du burlesque ! « To be or not to be » (jeux dangereux) de #ErnstLubitsch est une œuvre majeure sortie en pleine 2eme Guerre et qui, comme le Dictateur de Chaplin, prendra tout son sens bien plus tard... https://t.co/2bnIwUSYmv

— Cinémannonce (@cinema_cinemas) Jan 29, 2023

via Twitter https://twitter.com/cinema_cinemas January 29, 2023 at 01:31AM https://twitter.com/cinema_cinemas/status/1619493480652492802

[eugenelacroix]

Reposted from @jaeger.art.advisory GEORGE HOYNINGEN-HUENE HOLLYWOOD @helmutnewtonfoundation 3 June - 20 November 2022 This group exhibition is our summer highlight and it explores the fascination of Hollywood. Hollywood still drives many people to Los Angeles in search of jobs in the film industry and looks at the phenomenon of the dream factory. With selected works, the exhibition looks back 100 years to the beginnings of Hollywood photography, with references to icons of film history, but also draws the span to the present day. We are very pleased to be able to assist in making George Hoyningen-Huene's iconic portraits of Katherine Hepburn, Gary Cooper, Marlene Dietrich, Charlie Chaplin and Ernst Lubitsch, among others, being part of this great exhibition. On view at the Hollywood exhibition are several of the works of #helmutnewton along with others such as #evearnold #steveschapiro #philiplorcadicorcia #michaeldressel #antoncorbijn #georgehurrell #jensliebchen #ruthharrietlouise #ingemorath #juliusshulman #alicesprings and #larrysultan . This group of photographers encompassed a golden age of cinema and celebrity. © George Hoyningen-Huene, Katharine Hepburn, 1939 © George Hoyningen-Huene, Gary Cooper, 1934 © George Hoyningen-Huene, Marlene Dietrich, 1932 © George Hoyningen-Huene, Charlie Chaplin, 1932 © George Hoyningen-Huene, Ernst Lubitsch, Los Angeles, 1934 #hollywood #georgehoyningenhuene @georgehoyningenhuenearchives #katherinehepburn #garycooper #marlenedietrich #charliechaplin #ernstlubitsch #jaegerartadvisory#eugenelacroix1 @eugenelacroix1 #photography https://www.instagram.com/p/Cgy2E1KoQSV/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[andrewbarrillustrator]

Weird poster I designed for the @silentrevue screening of Ernst Lubisch’s The Doll at @revuecinema near the end of the month…. #silentfilm #silentmovie #silentmovieposter #alternateposterart #movieposter #thedoll #ernstlubitsch #ossioswalda #posterdesign https://www.instagram.com/p/CasIRLjlKmr/?utm_medium=tumblr

[adamwatchesmovies]

The Shop Around the Corner (1940)

The Shop Around the Corner has essentially been remade with You’ve Got Mail. Before then, many of its elements were recycled in other films. Nonetheless, it's stood the test of time. This is the kind of movie that makes you wonder why it took you so long to get to it. Why did you settle for the imitators when these characters and this love story were there the whole time?

In Budapest, a leathergoods shop owned by Mr. Hugo Matuschek (Frank Morgan) is its own little world. Among the staff is his oldest and most trusted employee, Alfred Kralik (James Stewart), and the newest hire, Klara Novak (Margaret Sullavan). They bicker constantly, unaware they are each others’ anonymous pen pals. As the Christmas season approaches, the staff is busy finding new ways to sell the merchandise while Matuschek becomes increasingly uncertain of his wife's fidelity.

You can probably predict where much of this plot will go. Kralik and Novak can't stand each other when face-to-face. There’s no way they could be a pair… or is there? You figure Matuschek’s suspicions will create turmoil in the shop, that one of them will realize their secret pen pal is actually their co-worker, that the act of keeping a tight lip will create all sorts of shenanigans. You’re right. It doesn’t matter. The characters are so charming you don’t mind having seen other films copy this one’s success. Jimmy Stewart (best known around the holidays for It’s a Wonderful Life), displays endless charisma in his sorta nervous but push-him-to-the-edge-and-then-you’ll-see way. Novak is just as likeable thanks to her intelligence. There is a deception in the film that gets forgiven once everything is revealed but you understand why. There isn’t any malice in the two’s relationship even before they realize they’re meant for each other, and the ruse gets perpetuated for romantic reasons rather than stupid ones.

Helping keep your interest is the writing and side characters. A lot is going on with Matuschek, the precocious delivery boy Pepi (William Tracy), Kralik’s confidante Pirovitch (Felix Bressart), his rival at the shop Ferencz (Joseph Schildkraut), the seemingly useless products everyone is trying to sell, and more. All of these provide a multitude of funny moments - as if the romance weren't enough. The letters are just a thin slice of the film’s plot. Thanks to all of these qualities and the dynamic between Stewart and Sullivan you don’t care that you know where the picture is headed. They’re so good together it’d be a betrayal, an outrage if they wind up in each other's arms.

I was taken aback by The Shop Around the Corner initially. There are certain types of stories you image have always been there. Until you see the original, you'd never imagine there might’ve been a first. Often, it also proves to be the best, as is the case here. (TV version, December 8, 2018)

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[n0nb1narycode]

Though I only came back from a little mini block for one movie, I'm now beginning another, this time it's (more) films that could and have been argued as not holiday/Christmas films, though of course, those arguments would be wrong. 😏 🌲 Blu Christmas Holiday Movie Asplosion 2022! ⛄ Chapter 10: The Shop Around the Corner 🦌 Starting this little block with a famous classic that probably is the least holiday/christmasy in content, but, it still takes place during the holidays, looks like them, it comes up enough times, and just has that kinda feel to it (even if a bit less so, in my opinion, than the others). Besides, the movie is probably ultimately more famous for its place in the world of romantic comedies. It has been remade or inspired similar films in different forms, including most famously "You've Got Mail", though the problematic elements of that film feel rather more so than in The Shop Around the Corner (oh, and it itself was itself based on a Hungarian play). Of course it certainly helps that the cast is led by the ever talented and loveable Jimmy Stewart and Margaret Sullavan (as well as a strong supporting cast). Also it was produced & directed by Ernst Lubitsch, which has led to decades and decades of people referring to the "Lubitsch touch" (though I kinda think that's long since just became a phrase that people liked the sound of...that said, he has a reputation for a reason, and it is very well paced, shot, and directed). ❄️ 🎄 🎅 #TheShopAroundTheCorner #1940 #JamesStewart (#JimmyStewart ) #MargaretSullavan #FrankMorgan #ErnstLubitsch #JosephSchildkraut #SaraHaden #FelixBrassart #TheLubitschTouch #RomanticComedyBenchmark #Classic #BluChristmasHolidayMovieAsplosion2022 #iLoveMovies #christmasmovies #holidaymovies #xmas #christmasspecials #holidayfilms #holidays #movies #christmas #iLoveChristmas #blurays #bluray #MovieNerd #abluchristmas #christmasfilms #christmasmoviemarathon https://www.instagram.com/p/ClfOyo3OQ8MZfSQbv6N2q7GDhnDoRK-IAnFvWA0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[regentstreetcinema]

Trouble In Paradise (1932) is showing next week at Regent Street Cinema, as part of our Pre-Code Hollywood season.

[jlundenberger]

#ErnstLubitsch all day tomorrow on #TCM! THE SMILING LIEUTENANT, 6:00 AM; THE MERRY WIDOW, 8:00; NINOTCHKA, 9:45; THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING, 11:45; THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER, 1:15 PM; TROUBLE IN PARADISE, 3:00; DESIGN FOR LIVING, 4:30; TO BE OR NOT TO BE, 6:15. https://www.instagram.com/p/CWuSR1RNlpt/?utm_medium=tumblr

[brennerrama]

MOVIE QUOTE OF THE DAY:

“That’s the trouble with mothers. First you get to like them and then they die.”

Kay Francis in Trouble in Paradise

#TroubleInParadise #Lubitsch #ErnstLubitsch #KayFrancis #SamsonRaphaelson

#Moviequotes #MovieQuoteOfTheDay

[cinefast]

What’s so good about #ninotchka #ernstlubitsch #boring #notsexy #notfunny (à Tour Eiffel) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVnpWwRLABe/?utm_medium=tumblr

[pashkowoodland]

Couldn't pick just one image from today's #criterion rewatch, Ernst Lubitsch's TROUBLE IN PARADISE (1932). Probably my favourite romantic comedy ever. Exquisite, pre-Code classic. . .#criterioncollection #troubleinparadise #ernstlubitsch #miriamhopkins #kayfrancis #herbertmarshall #edwardeveretthorton #charlieruggles

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Margaret Sullavan and Jimmy Stewart in Ernst Lubitsch's THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER ('40)

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