#sorry wrong number

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On May 25, 1943, Agnes Moorehead performed “Sorry, Wrong Number” on CBS Radio’s “Suspense”. The gripping tour de force performance was so popular it was rebroadcast eight times. #OnThisDay

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Burt Lancaster and Barbara Stanwyck in a promotional portrait for Sorry, Wrong Number, 1948.

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Sorry, Wrong Number - E

Eleven years ago, tragedy struck a small private school on the outskirts of Tokyo.

Ten years ago, Geto Suguru disappeared from his parents’ home without even a note.

Nine years ago, Gojo Satoru got a new phone.

One week ago, a young man disappeared from an isolated mountain commune with two teenage girls.

Or, a story of lost innocence, disillusionment, and Gojo Satoru’s complete lack of situational awareness and context clues.

Read it here!

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Sorry, Wrong Number (1948) directed by Anatole Litvak

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[wa3v3y]

Hi guys! I want to return back to posting (somewhat) regularly on tumblr so here’s a little update:

current and upcoming roles:

ensemble - goosebumps - currently showing

ensemble/hollywood blonde/anges - gypsy - showing in december

ms. stevenson - sorry wrong number - showing next semester

other things:

i am trying to give myself room to post about other things than theatre so expect some posts about my other current hyperfixations

preview:

flowers

making paper flowers

sally face

sharks (ik)

tytyty

[lascenizas]

The Last Movie I Watched...

Sorry, Wrong Number (1948, Dir.: Anatole Litvak)

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mario cantone and ben mankiewicz’s intro to sorry, wrong number on halloween

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[filmnoirfoundation]

It's the final day of NOIR CITY Philadelphia at The Colonial Theatre, Four screenigs hosted by Eddie Muller who will also be signig copies of his new book, "NOIR BAR – Cocktails Inspired by the World of Film Noir starting at 12:00 PM in the Colonial Theatre's Garden Suite.

Tickets and schedule: https://thecolonialtheatre.com/films/festival/

Sunday kicks off with Anthony Mann's "Raw Deal", photographed by Mann's frequent collaborator in noir, John Alton, and starring Dennis O'Keefe, Marsha Hunt, and Claire Trevor. John Farrow's "Night Has a Thousand Eyes", starring Edward G. Robinson, follows and is based on the novel by Cornel Woolrich. The evening double bill begins with Anatole Litvak's adaption of Lucille Fletcher's radio play," Sorry, Wrong Number", starring Barbara Stanwyck and Burt Lancaster. The festival wraps up with a screening of writer/director Preston Sturges' black comedy, "Unfaithfully Yours", starring Rex Harrison and Linda Darnell.

Eddie will also be signing copies of his new book, Eddie Muller's "NOIR BAR – Cocktails Inspired by the World of Film Noir starting at 12:00 PM in the Colonial Theatre's Garden Suite, prior to the Saturday 2:00 PM screening of "Larceny". Copies of Eddiee's book "Dark City: The Lost World of Film Noir" for sale. Pre-signed copies of both books will be available all weekend at the Colonial Theatre's merchandise store.

[burtlancster]

Burt Lancaster and Barbara Stanwyck in a promotional portrait for Sorry, Wrong Number, 1948.

[not-orphaned-account]

Sorry, Wrong Number - Ch. 3

Chapter 3 is up now! Featuring broken things and breaking points.

Read it here!

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Tonight's movie

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Barbara Stanwyck and Burt Lancaster behind-the-scenes on their 1948 film, Sorry, Wrong Number.