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sovay (
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2018-03-29 03:51 pm (UTC)
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but did you ever get around to seeing
The Verdict
(1946)? I think you mentioned it in one of your posts about Peter Lorre.
I did
! Definitely agreed that it's a noir that just also happens to be Victorian.
Among other things, it’s the closest to vulnerable I’ve ever seen Sydney Greenstreet act.
Yes. He did not usually get that much to work with that way. It was directed by Don Siegel of all people.
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no subject
I did! Definitely agreed that it's a noir that just also happens to be Victorian.
Among other things, it’s the closest to vulnerable I’ve ever seen Sydney Greenstreet act.
Yes. He did not usually get that much to work with that way. It was directed by Don Siegel of all people.