THIS is how to open a film. Above is an original still photograph, collection Jim Linderman, showing the stunning opening of the film Crime Without Passion being produced. Enjoy this clip...and marvel.
SERIOUS film making from the 1930s
THIS is how to open a film. Above is an original still photograph, collection Jim Linderman, showing the stunning opening of the film Crime Without Passion being produced. Enjoy this clip...and marvel.
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That's pretty amazing. I'm stunned.
ReplyDeleteWell, that was fun, let's do it again!
ReplyDeleteOh that is NICE.
ReplyDeleteWOW! I mean... WOW!
ReplyDeleteGreat find! The actress is either Dorothy Bradshaw, Fraye Gilbert, or Betty Sundmark (I wrote something briefly about this film last year at http://www.bookoftheerinyes.com/journal/2008/12/furies-from-the-1930s/ )
ReplyDeleteIt looks like an incredible film...I'd say filmmaking hasn't gone as far as the filmakers think. Of course, this one isn't in fake 3-D
ReplyDeletehey Jim,someone tumblred this from another source
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not sure if you're aware of it[they did left a link back here]
but it was strange to see it without your watermark,thought you might wanna know that;]
amazing
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