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zegalba · 2 years ago
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Rene Magritte: The Glass Key (1959)
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wearenaturelovers · 10 months ago
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dirtyriver · 7 hours ago
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Veronica Lake ( November 14, 1922 – July 7, 1973)
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chaptertwo-thepacnw · 2 years ago
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1942
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lifes-commotion · 1 year ago
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Alan Ladd
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vessels-for-good-intent · 11 months ago
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first off, thanks @more-than-tender-curiosity for getting this clip!
second off. second off… hoo boy. TWO INSTANCES OF JAY.
alan also sounds like he’s bouta cry which. yea. hugging him. he deserves hugs.
the natsby vibes in this? god. what did we do to deserve this—“why don’t you forget about her?”
the flinch. i am going to talk about the flinch. alan Hated gunshots. you can see this in the start of 1949, and also in a few other movies—Shane being a great example, when Shane shows off his gun to Joey. but why would he flinch here? there’s no gun—it’s just macdonald carey’s hand. is it a character thing or his acting? i don’t know, to be honest, and i desperately want to. he’d been punched in several other films by this point—The Blue Dahlia and The Glass Key, certainly, come to mind. but it’s just carey’s hand. i would say that the flinch—and the reasoning behind it—is probably up for personal interpretation.
and then. “LET/LEAVE ME ALONE.” i can’t very well tell if it’s let or leave me alone, and both would fit just fine. but his voice—his voice. i can’t remember exactly which other movies alan raised his voice in, perhaps The Carpetbaggers? but anyhow, it’s the same in 1949 as it is in whatever other movie he raised his voice for. it’s not bad, honestly.
and also the music at the end. movie composers in the 40s and 50s… i desperately think there should be more recognition of 40s & 50s movie composers.
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lyssahumana · 1 year ago
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eclecticpjf · 1 year ago
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kwebtv · 10 months ago
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The Glass Key - CBS - May 11, 1949
A presentation of Westinghouse Studio One Season 1 Episode 13
The Premier Episode under Westinghouse Sponsorship
Drama
Running Time: 60 minutes
Stars:
Don Briggs as Ed Beaumont
Jean Carson as Janet Henry
Lawrence Fletcher as Paul Madvic
Les Damon as Shad
Edwin Jerome as Senator Henry
Sara Taft as the Nurse
Bern Hoffman as Jeff
Joe Silver as Whiskey
Maurice Gosfield as Harry
Joseph Latham as Mike
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erstwhile-punk-guerito · 2 years ago
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maryvivianpearce · 2 years ago
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Fave new 2 me films for No(ir)vember
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ferretfyre · 2 years ago
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driveintheaterofthemind · 2 years ago
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Vintage Poster - The Glass Key
Paramount (1942)
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georgeraftfan · 2 months ago
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George Raft in the Glass Key (Back in Business)
Tribute I made 8 years ago! One of my fave Rafty flicks, he’s great in this, hoping yay someday it gets a proper Blu-ray release.
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chaptertwo-thepacnw · 2 years ago
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the glass key |1942|
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tricodekus · 2 months ago
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Tsukki meets one of his fans (bokuaka child)
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