FogBlueInSanFran
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There will never be a better woman-picks-up-man scene ever filmed — and hasn’t been for 65 years.
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Great Film Scenes Involving Trains
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chesterbells
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I was always more of a Grace Kelly man back in the day, but wholeheartedly agree with you.There will never be a better woman-picks-up-man scene ever filmed.
Edit. Or maybe it was Tippi Hedren. Or maybe it was Kim Novak. He could pick them, could Hitchcock.
DenisHasDoneIt
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Liked a train scene.I was always more of a Grace Kelly man back in the day, but wholeheartedly agree with you.
Edit. Or maybe it was Tippi Hedren. Or maybe it was Kim Novak. He could pick them, could Hitchcock.
Shadow Of A Doubt (1943)
Strangers On a Train (1951)
Marnie (1964)
FogBlueInSanFran
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Ha — indeed he could. Grace Kelly was so beautiful she was scarcely believable. Here EMS is just the exact right combination of beautiful and playful.I was always more of a Grace Kelly man back in the day, but wholeheartedly agree with you.
Edit. Or maybe it was Tippi Hedren. Or maybe it was Kim Novak. He could pick them, could Hitchcock.
It also doesn’t hurt having the unflappable Cary Grant actually completely put off his gait here — great acting.
Absolutely love this film. My favo(u)rite Hitchcock.
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chesterbells
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Ha, indeed. We could have a thread of its own just for Hitchcock. My fav one varies. Most days it’s Vertigo if I’m honest, but I love all his films really.Ha — indeed he could. Grace Kelly was so beautiful she was scarcely believable. Here EMS is just the exact right combination of beautiful and playful.
It also doesn’t hurt having the unflappable Cary Grant actually completely put off his gait here — great acting.
Absolutely love this film. My favo(u)rite Hitchcock.
chesterbells
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Liked a train scene.
Shadow Of A Doubt (1943)
Strangers On a Train (1951)
Marnie (1964)
All superb. So, so good.
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Age barred for me. What film is it mate?