Spanish poster for Along the Great Divide (Raoul Walsh, USA, 1951). Artist: Macario Gómez Quibus aka Mac.
Source: mubi.com
Ida Lupino and friend in High Sierra (1941)
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Yvonne De Carlo in La Belle Espionne by Raoul Walsh (via Mes écrans)
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Mai Zetterling in Musik i Mörker (Music In Darkness) by Ingmar Bergman (via Ozu teapot)
Source : Reflets dans l’eau
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Tracking with Closeups: Julanne Johnston
as The Princess in The Thief of Baghdad (Raoul Walsh, 1922)
Source: filmnoirphotos.blogspot.com
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Julanne Johnston as The Princess in The Thief of Bagdad
Dir. Raoul Walsh, Publicity Still, United Artists, USA, 1924
Source: bradwrolstad.wordpress.com
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Raoul Walsh.
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Mitchum- Pursued, 1947
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1963 Danish poster for GUN FURY (Raoul Walsh, USA, 1953)
Artist: uncredited
Poster source: Heritage Auctions
GUN FURY was shot in 3-D. The Danish title translates as “Mail Robbers from the South” and the line above that says “Rock Hudson in the blazing color western.” No mention of 3-D though.
(via Raoul Walsh | HiLobrow)
...Walsh immersed himself in street life before finding himself a sailor, cowboy, actor and assistant to the reigning genius of world cinema, D.W. Griffith. In 1914-15, Walsh met Pancho Villa in Mexico; cried sic semper tyrannis as John Wilkes Booth in Birth Of A Nation; and directed the archetypal gangster picture,Regeneration. Of his many subsequent films, favorites include: The Big Trail (1930), upon which John Wayne and Ward Bond are first discovered; The Bowery (1933), a raucous Gay ’90s reckoning;High Sierra (1940, see below), Humphrey Bogart and Ida Lupino‘s fatalistic Depression-era farewell; Pursued (1947), a brooding Robert Mitchum vengeance western; and White Heat (1949), James Cagney’s nihilistic apotheosis. In July 1957 came Band of Angels...
Source: hilobrow.com