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emeraldexplorer2 · 2 months
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A super stylish shot of Iris Adrian. 1934
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oldshowbiz · 3 months
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Iris Adrian is mostly forgotten, but she was one of the funniest women in the entire history of comedy. She stole scenes from absolutely everyone.
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ineedatimemachine · 15 days
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Gene Tierney, Iris Adrian - "Rings On Her Fingers" (1942)
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ilovedamsels1962 · 1 year
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The Christmas Pinup of the Day....Iris Adrian
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mariocki · 4 months
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Horror Island (1941)
"Don't be frightened, folks, it's just Morgan's ghost. He resents our coming here."
"Not any more than I do."
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thedabara · 2 years
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ACTRESSES WHO DIED 1994
Esther Ralston at 91 from heart attack
Mai Zetterling at 68 from cancer
Sylva Koscina at 61 from cancer
Iris Adrian at 82 from hip fracture
Lynne Frederick at 39 from alcoholism
Elga Andersen at 59 from cancer
Dolly Haas at 84 from cancer
Anita Morris at 50 from cancer
Lili Damita at 89 from Alzheimer’s disease
Lina Basquette at 87 from lymphoma
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carbone14 · 9 months
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Iris Adrian - 1930's
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Rings on Her Fingers (1942) Rouben Mamoulian
August 3rd 2022
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Hi-Jacked (1950) starring Iris Adrian, Sid Melton, and the town of Gorman, California.
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Crime Wave
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Andre de Toth’s CRIME WAVE (1954, TCM, YouTube) doesn’t look like any other Warner Bros. film of its period. A large part of that is a result of de Toth’s shooting almost entirely on location in Los Angeles, Burbank and Glendale and his use of non-professionals in small roles. That gives the film a documentary feel. But he also has a distinctive visual style, with striking compositions and telling details. At one point ex-con Gene Nelson has just gotten a middle-of the night phone call from a former jail mate who’s in trouble. Later police detective Sterling Hayden calls, and de Toth cuts to a close shot of the phone ringing. It’s notable that the light is still on, suggesting that Nelson and wife Phyllis Kirk haven’t been sleeping since the previous call. Nelson’s hand reaches into frame to pick up the phone, and Kirk grabs him. Only her hand is visible, but the wedding ring is prominent as she tells him not to let the call interrupt them.
It's a good thing de Toth has a strong visual sense and a good hand at directing actors, because the script isn’t all that exciting and promises more than it delivers. Three ex-cons (including Charles Buchinsky, later Bronson) who had done time with Nelson are engaged in a crime spree and need his help to pull off a bank job and escape to Mexico. Meanwhile, Hayden is pressuring Evans to keep him informed should he hear from them, even if it puts Evans and his wife in danger. It’s all pretty much by the numbers, but it moves fast and looks great. The cast is very good, and Evans and Bronson wear tight shirts, which adds a definite visual appeal (those into women aren’t as well served; Kirk is attractive but rather modest). The cast also features Ted Corsia as the criminal boss, Ned Young (who would later co-write THE DEFIANT ONES) as a wounded crook, Jay Novello as a doctor-turned-compassionate vet, Dub Taylor as a talkative gas station attendant, Iris Adrian and a lot of mascara as Bronson’s ex-, Timothy Carey as a demented crook who can steal scenes even when out of focus and the voice of Evans’ frequent co-star Doris Day on the radio at the start.
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handsometimr · 3 months
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this started as a crackship but now I'm obsessed
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thedabara · 2 years
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ACTRESSES BORN IN 1912
Frances Drake
Iris Adrian
Rita Johnson
Marla Shelton
Rosina Lawrence
Irene Manning
Arline Judge
Eleanor Powell
Ketti Gallian
Marta Eggerth
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raynbowclown · 2 years
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The Paleface
The Paleface (1948) starring Bob Hope, Jane Russell The Paleface is a classic comedy, set in the Old West, starring Bob Hope and Jane Russell. She’s working undercover to stop a gun smuggling operation. And he’s the witless dentist she marries as her cover. But then she begins to fall in love with him … (more…)
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