That is blowing my tiny, wrecked mind.
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@vanstanwyck.bsky.socialThat is blowing my tiny, wrecked mind.
@ctmillion.bsky.socialSomehow I knew there would be an incongruous nightclub number, a must for any #NoirChecklist!
@vanstanwyck.bsky.socialThe movie posters will have to make do.
@celluloidsoul.bsky.socialYou simply can't expect me to stay
focused on *anything* if you show
me a photo of Chester Morris, Tommy.
But it's sweet because I'm going to
pretend you did that just for me. 💖
P.S. I just forgot to watch the movie for I think the last 4-5 minutes? IDK
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@blakea5.bsky.socialNo-name white jazz at Clifton Webb’s party; Eddie Heywood and his Orchestra for our hero & heroine #thenoircollective #thedarkcorner
@ctmillion.bsky.socialI know it's his stock-in-trade persona, but Clifton Webb is always creepy AF.
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@vanstanwyck.bsky.socialOne of the writers wrote the screenplay for Laura, so I vote deliberate reference, especially since Fox wanted to capitalize on Clifton Webb's sudden stardom.
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@blakea5.bsky.socialSomeone’s practicing scales in the background of Bendix’s phone call! And it’s framed by the penny whistle. I’m starting to think the music here is more sly than I thought #thenoircollective #thedarkcorner
@kphbritt.bsky.socialDon’t ask me how I know this, but William Bendix was distantly related to Felix Mendelssohn, the composer.
@ctmillion.bsky.socialNick and Nora would fit right in with the crowd at this stuffy party, pounding martinis and making catty remarks...
@patricknearyart.bsky.socialThat's easy. Which flavor of AI do you use?....
@ladykdesigns.bsky.socialThe Blue Dahlia is a favorite of mine! He is really good as Buzz. Congratulations on the win; it sounds like a nice prize! #TheDarkCorner #TheNoirCollective
@ladykdesigns.bsky.social“Those grass skirts are a fire hazard” - Kathleen
“So are you” - Bradford
🔥🔥🔥
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@vanstanwyck.bsky.socialThat's second-generation jazz pianist and composer Eddie Heywood. He was at the height of his success in 1946. One year later he would suffer a devastating hand paralysis and had to stop playing. He recovered, but it would sadly reoccur. #TheDarkCorner #TheNoirCollective