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Feel better?
Notorious (1946), directed by Alfred Hitchcock
Lizabeth Scott as Paula Haller in DESERT FURY (1947) dir. Lewis Allen
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RITA HAYWORTH GILDA (dir. Charles Vidor, 1946)
What do you want out of life? Well, everybody wants something. Money, love, travel, their own business... What do you want? - Why do you wanna know?
DESERT FURY 1947, dir. Lewis Allen
#filmedit#filmgifs#filmblr#classicfilmedit#oldhollywoodedit#classicfilmblr#classicfilmsource#cinemaspast#dailyflicks#moviegifs#usermichi#userlenie#lizabeth scott#wendell corey#desert fury#1947#1940s#*mygifs#*noirvember#*noirvember24#he just wants to engage in some organized crime with his husband </3
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INGRID BERGMAN and GREGORY PECK as Dr. Constance Petersen and John Ballantyne in Spellbound (1945)
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...we've still got a few minutes.
Brief Encounter (1945) dir. David Lean
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三船敏郎 // MIFUNE TOSHIRO 野良犬 // Stray Dog (1949)
You're always with Eddie, you... you always seem to have been with him. But there must be some of you apart from him. What do you want for yourself? - Why would there be some of me apart from Eddie?
DESERT FURY 1947, dir. Lewis Allen
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John Garfield as Frank Chambers in The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)
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Guy Madison in Honeymoon, 1947 dir. William Keighley
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Guy Madison, 1940s
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Judith Anderson as Mrs. Danvers
Rebecca (1940) dir. Alfred Hitchcock
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Spellbound (1945) dir. Alfred Hitchcock
Bad luck either makes a man or destroys him. Are you gonna let it destroy you? Depending how you take it, bad luck can be a big break.
STRAY DOG | 野良犬 1949, dir. Akira Kurosawa
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Europe, maybe. Paris! Rubbing shoulders with the best of ‘em. WHITE HEAT (1949) dir. Raoul Walsh
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Yes, I killed him. I killed him for money, and for a woman. And I didn't get the money and I didn't get the woman. Pretty, isn't it?
Double Indemnity (1944) - dir. Billy Wilder
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“You usually have to know something about a man to have a reason to kill him.“
Crossfire (Edward Dmytryk, 1947)