Seeda apps, what are they? Isn't that something to do with nitrates of silver?
This is one that I haven't seen. It was awesome! Thanks for sharing
Gooooood film
Intrigue lots of intrigue. The twin on twin effects have a few faults, print flaws, but are quite palatable anyway. Very entertaining. Lew Ayers is always believable as his character, and de Havilland is quite convincing as the twins and their individual peculiarities. She was quite lovely in this movie
I always liked Olivia De Havilland great actress especially The Heiress. This by far is the worst movie and performance I’d ever come across with her.?
The Razor's Edge (1946)(TPower-GTierney-ABaxter)(WSMaugham)
Dinner at Eight (1933)(VQ4)(Lionel-JohnBarrymore-WallaceBerry)
A Tale of Two Cities (1935)(RonaldColman)
and Moontide (1942)(IdaLupino-JeanGabin-ThomasMitchell)
Thanks. Great film showcasing Olivia de Havilland's marvelous, multiple talents. You can never judge her on "…Wind" alone…
Prevod
Now I know why Elwy Yost liked Ruobert Siodmack films — they’re so good,! (Altho I naively thought that it was Robt C. Odmack —I was much younger then, of course.)
This was a great movie. ????
A nice movie…
Both were Olivia de Haviland ? probably not, or what it tell us about film practice / technology?
Black and white movies always had class. I enjoy them very much. Thanks! ??
En español?
A cool movie and an interesting twist.
I believe this is the only movie I've seen that Olivia was the bad guy, or even a suspect
The Title is: The Dark Mirror
Por favor NO me mandes películas en inglés que no entiendo NADA.???…
Gig young elevator monkey
"Don't make any more sense to me than Chinese music." (Loved that line.)
WAIT A MINUTE! Stop the music! Original story by . . . Vladimir Pozner? Holy mackerel! He's still operating upright-and-grand in Russia! How old must be be by now?
The Dark Mirror, USA, 18 October 1946 (New York City, New York) (premiere); UK 17 November 1946 (London). Olivia de Havilland as Terry Collins / Ruth Collins; Lew Ayres as Dr. Scott Elliott; Thomas Mitchell as Police Lt. Stevenson; Richard Long as Rusty; Charles Evans as District Attorney Girard; Garry Owen (as Gary Owen) as Franklin; Lela Bliss as Mrs. Didriksen; Lester Allen as George Benson; Jean Andren, District Attorney's Secretary; Rodney Bell, Fingerprint Man; Lane Chandler, Intern; Jack Cheatham, Policeman; Ben Erway, Police Lieutenant; Bess Flowers, Nightclub Patron; Jack Gargan, Waiter; William Halligan as Police Sgt. Temple; Charles McAvoy as Mr. O'Brien; Marta Mitrovich as Miss Beade; Ida Moore as Mrs. O'Brien; Ralph Peters, Street Policeman; Lane Watson as Mike.
The women in these old movies always were beautifully dressed because the studios had outstanding designers and costuming departments. In reality shop girls might have one good outfit and a couple of dresses to wear. They are always dressed to the nines in the movies. They had to be glamorous.
Great movie What an Actress
i knew a pair of twins back in high school, and i was always able to tell them apart. one had slightly darker hair than the other, and a slightly more dour personality. i had no trouble telling them apart.
Seeda apps, what are they? Isn't that something to do with nitrates of silver?
This is one that I haven't seen. It was awesome! Thanks for sharing
Gooooood film
Intrigue lots of intrigue. The twin on twin effects have a few faults, print flaws, but are quite palatable anyway. Very entertaining. Lew Ayers is always believable as his character, and de Havilland is quite convincing as the twins and their individual peculiarities. She was quite lovely in this movie
I always liked Olivia De Havilland great actress especially The Heiress. This by far is the worst movie and performance I’d ever come across with her.?
Five great old classic movies that you must see
Hobsons Choice (1954)(CharlesLaughton-JohnMills-BrendaDeBanzie)
Random Harvest (1942)(RColman-GGarson)
The Razor's Edge (1946)(TPower-GTierney-ABaxter)(WSMaugham)
Dinner at Eight (1933)(VQ4)(Lionel-JohnBarrymore-WallaceBerry)
A Tale of Two Cities (1935)(RonaldColman)
and
Moontide (1942)(IdaLupino-JeanGabin-ThomasMitchell)
Thanks. Great film showcasing Olivia de Havilland's marvelous, multiple talents. You can never judge her on "…Wind" alone…
Prevod
Now I know why Elwy Yost liked Ruobert Siodmack films — they’re so good,! (Altho I naively thought that it was Robt C. Odmack —I was much younger then, of course.)
This was a great movie. ????
A nice movie…
Both were Olivia de Haviland ? probably not, or what it tell us about film practice / technology?
Black and white movies always had class. I enjoy them very much. Thanks! ??
En español?
A cool movie and an interesting twist.
I believe this is the only movie I've seen that Olivia was the bad guy, or even a suspect
The Title is: The Dark Mirror
Por favor NO me mandes películas en inglés que no entiendo NADA.???…
Gig young elevator monkey
"Don't make any more sense to me than Chinese music." (Loved that line.)
WAIT A MINUTE! Stop the music!
Original story by . . . Vladimir Pozner?
Holy mackerel! He's still operating
upright-and-grand in Russia! How old
must be be by now?
The Dark Mirror, USA, 18 October 1946 (New York City, New York) (premiere); UK 17 November 1946 (London). Olivia de Havilland as Terry Collins / Ruth Collins; Lew Ayres as Dr. Scott Elliott; Thomas Mitchell as Police Lt. Stevenson; Richard Long as Rusty; Charles Evans as District Attorney Girard; Garry Owen (as Gary Owen) as Franklin; Lela Bliss as Mrs. Didriksen; Lester Allen as George Benson; Jean Andren, District Attorney's Secretary; Rodney Bell, Fingerprint Man; Lane Chandler, Intern; Jack Cheatham, Policeman; Ben Erway, Police Lieutenant; Bess Flowers, Nightclub Patron; Jack Gargan, Waiter; William Halligan as Police Sgt. Temple; Charles McAvoy as Mr. O'Brien; Marta Mitrovich as Miss Beade; Ida Moore as Mrs. O'Brien; Ralph Peters, Street Policeman; Lane Watson as Mike.
The women in these old movies always were beautifully dressed because the studios had outstanding designers and costuming departments. In reality shop girls might have one good outfit and a couple of dresses to wear. They are always dressed to the nines in the movies. They had to be glamorous.
Great movie
What an Actress
i knew a pair of twins back in high school, and i was always able to tell them apart. one had slightly darker hair than the other, and a slightly more dour personality. i had no trouble telling them apart.