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Beauty in the apertures of pain

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I want to say Without temper If possible without the least sense of the heroic Without even the measured ambition to speak the truth which is only another vulgarity To say I am not what I was Indeed I was nothing and now I am at least the possibility of something and this I will defend.
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“What many movie buffs don’t know is that George Bailey’s bleak Christmas Eve was actually shot during a series of 90-degree days in June and July in 1946 on RKO’s ranch in Encino, California. The days were so hot that Capra gave the cast and crew a day off during filming to recover from heat exhaustion. In the famous scene on the bridge, before he saves Clarence the angel from the dark, swirling waters below, a suicidal George Bailey is clearly sweating — although Jimmy Stewart’s wonderful acting convinces us that fear and dread might well be the reason for that.”

Behind the scenes of It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) Read more at LIFE

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Arsenic and Old Lace (dir. Frank Capra, 1944)

We were married today. We were going over Niagara Falls in a barrel. Your brother tries to kill me. A taxi is waiting and now you want to sleep on a window seat. You can take the honeymoon, your wedding ring, your taxi, your window seat, and put ‘em in a barrel and push ‘em all over Niagara Falls!
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Lillian Gish and Robert Mitchum in The Night of the Hunter  (Charles Laughton, 1955)

It was met with incomprehension and ridicule upon its release, but now, as is often the way of things, The Night of the Hunter is considered a masterpiece. Wounded by its negative reception, Laughton never directed another film.

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