Joan Crawford at Pepsi Dedication in San Diego 1963
This film reel is titled “Pepsi Dedication.” It has a wonderful surprise in it—legendary actress Joan Crawford. Her fourth husband,
Category: B&W
Its title itself has become legendary, connoting a moment of truth when a good man must confront evil.
INTRODUCTION A character is defined by the kinds of challenges he cannot walk away from. ARTHUR MILLER It is one
Ava Gardner in She Went to the Races (1945)
Ava Gardner had a supporting role in She Went to the Races (1945) although she seemed to steel the film
Robert: Tell me, what have you been doing all these months? Virginia: Working 18 hours a day and being lonely 24.
Mrs. Greer: Good afternoon, my dear. I don’t think I’ve had the pleasure of seeing you here before. Virginia Stuart
OF HUMAN BONDAGE, John Cromwell, 1934 – You Disgust Me
OF HUMAN BONDAGE – After he is told by a Parisian artist that he possesses little artistic talent, would-be painter
Sorry, Wrong Number (9/9) Movie CLIP – I Want You to Scream (1948) HD
Henry (Burt Lancaster) confesses everything to Leona (Barbara Stanwyck) and warns her that she only has three minutes to live.
Sorry, Wrong Number (8/9) Movie CLIP – There’s Someone in This House (1948) HD
While Leona (Barbara Stanwyck) tries to call a nurse, a man breaks into the house and listens to her phone
Sorry, Wrong Number (7/9) Movie CLIP – A Controlling Father-in-Law (1948) HD
Henry’s (Burt Lancaster) father-in-law (Ed Begley) tells him how it’s going to be: he’s going to do what his daughter
Sorry, Wrong Number (6/9) Movie CLIP – More Important Than Me? (1948) HD
CLIP DESCRIPTION:Leona (Barbara Stanwyck) tries to talk Henry (Burt Lancaster) out of looking for a job where he won’t have
Sorry, Wrong Number (5/9) Movie CLIP – The Telegram (1948) HD
Leona (Barbara Stanwyck) receives a disturbing telegram that helps her put the terrible pieces together. FILM DESCRIPTION:When Lucille Fletcher took
Sorry, Wrong Number (4/9) Movie CLIP – Someone at the Door (1948) HD
The incessant ringing of the doorbell drives Leona (Barbara Stanwyck) out of bed. FILM DESCRIPTION:When Lucille Fletcher took on the
Sorry, Wrong Number (3/9) Movie CLIP – I, Leona, Take Thee, Henry (1948) HD
CLIP DESCRIPTION:Leona (Barbara Stanwyck) wines and dines Henry (Burt Lancaster) into a loveless marriage. FILM DESCRIPTION:When Lucille Fletcher took on
