#Robert Rossen

[stannisbaratheon]

PAUL NEWMAN in THE HUSTLER (1961), dir. Robert Rossen

#paul newman #paulnewmanedit #the hustler #robert rossen #filmgifs #filmedit #movieedit #moviegifs #old hollywood #oldhollywoodedit #classicfilmedit #classicfilmsource #classicfilmblr #cinemaspast #usertimeless #uservintage #* endless gifs of paul newman #mygifs #bbqueue #thinkin about the lad

[davidhudson]

John Garfield, March 4, 1913 – May 21, 1952.

With Robert Rossen on the set of Body and Soul (1947).

#john garfield #robert rossen #cinema #film #movies

[gatutor]

Shelley Winters-Silvano Mangano "Mambo" 1954, de Robert Rossen.

#Silvana Mangano #Shelley Winters #Robert Rossen

[sesiondemadrugada]

The Hustler (Robert Rossen, 1961).

#the hustler #the hustler (1961) #robert rossen #paul newman #george c. scott #jackie gleason

[hollywoodlady]

Richard Burton with director Robert Rossen clowns about on the set of the film 'Alexander the Great', in which he plays the titular conqueror, 15th June 1955.

#richard burton #robert rossen #alexander the great #50's #on the set #funny faces #by lady hollywood

[izimbracreenshots]

The Hustler by Robert Rossen, 1961

#the hustler #1960s cinema #paul newman #robert rossen #1960s cult movies

[citizenscreen]

Robert Rossen (March 16, 1908 – February 18, 1966) 🎥

#robert rossen

[mydarkmaterials]

#film #robert rossen #john garfield #body and soul #gif

[frenchvintagedreams]

Hazel Brooks in "BODY AND SOUL" (1947). Directed by Robert Rossen

#hazel brooks #robert rossen #filmedit #classic film #films #movie gifs #filmgifs #classicfilmblr #classicfilmsouce #classicfilmedit #classic movies #classic hollywood #old hollywood #golden age of hollywood #golden era #b&w #black and white #actress #vintage hollywood #nostalgia #Body and Soul #1940s #1947 #my gifs #my post #silver screen #movie star #film #film noir

[nine-frames]

All the King's Men, 1949.

Dir. & Writ. Robert Rossen | DOP Burnett Guffey

#all the king's men #robert rossen #us film #political drama #1940s #10 frames #black and white

[lisamarie-vee]

#robert rossen #the hustler #film #film poster #1960s

[johngarfieldtribute]

Julie doing “stuff” with famous people (17th post)

Behind the scenes of BODY AND SOUL, director Robert Rossen rushes behind Julie. Rossen was a screenwriter for three of Julie’s earlier films: DUST BE MY DESTINY, THE SEA WOLF, and OUT OF THE FOG.

Before a scene is filmed for HE RAN ALL THE WAY, a camera crew member test tones on Julie and Shelly Winters with a light meter.

Julie, Jennifer Jones and director, John Huston get a kick out of a visitor to the set of WE WERE STRANGERS.

Richard Conte and Ruth Hussey take in an event with Julie as spectators. Not sure what the event was but they seem to be enjoying their conversation.

Julie with Ramon Novarro on the set of WE WERE STRANGERS.

In the first Hollywood Players radio program, Rex Harrison, Julie and Gregory Peck present flowers to Bette Davis after her performance of a one-act play based on Charles Dickens' "The Old Curiosity Shop” in 1946.

Julie and Gregory Peck in a still from GENTLEMAN’S AGREEMENT.

AND…Julie and Oscar Levant in a still from HUMORESQUE.

A publicity shot featuring Julie and Cary Grant makes use of a DESTINATION TOKYO still to tout war bonds, the movie and the stars.

David Niven visits Julie and Lily Palmer on the set of BODY AND SOUL.

#john garfield #Lily Palmer #David Niven #Cary Grant #Gregory peck #bette davis #rex harrison #shelley winters #Robert Rossen #John Huston #jennifer jones #Richard conte #Ruth hussey #Oscar Levant #raymon novarro #Julie doing “stuff” with famous people

[missholson]

John Ireland and Joanne Dru on the set of All the King’s Men (1949) directed by Robert Rossen. [X]

#all the king's men #robert rossen #john ireland #joanne dru #film noir #bts #costume design #real-life & on-screen couple #unmarried durring filming but to be wed in the future #here it is #my sister and i were talking about john's hair colour #it's blueish black #own post

[gatutor]

Dick Powell-Ellen Drew "Johnny O' Clock" 1947, de Robert Rossen.

#Ellen Drew #Dick Powell #Robert Rossen

[mariocki]

Johnny O'Clock (1947)

"You heard him tell about how many years we've been together, what we've been through."

"Ah, Johnny, baby, he'd be the first one to stick a knife in your back."

"It's there already. I can feel the blood sticking to my shirt."

#johnny o'clock #film noir #1947 #american cinema #robert rossen #milton holmes #dick powell #evelyn keyes #lee j. cobb #ellen drew #nina foch #thomas gomez #john kellogg #jim bannon #mabel paige #phil brown #fred aldrich #jeff chandler #matty fain #george duning #disappointing that nobody asks what time it is in this film‚ only for the title character to yell IT'S JOHNNY O'CLOCK and start blasting #otherwise this is a very solid noir‚ propped up by having one of the most interesting protagonists you could find in this kind of film #Johnny is fascinating because he's neither hero nor villain; he's the epitome of shades of grey‚ his whole existence a tightrope walk #between good and bad‚ legal and illegal‚ right and wrong. it's an increasingly desperate position‚ as he desperately tries to keep #himself on the fence he's constructed and not get drawn into the machinations of the gangsters he's aligned with or the cop that's out #to break them (Cobb in a typically assured performance). he's like a crook's Hamlet‚ inextricably pulled into a conflict he isn't certain #he wants to be in. also of note is some very interesting (and surprisingly direct) queer coding between Johnny and his 'man' Charlie #a hoodlum who Johnny looked after and now lives with him as a kind of valet and chef‚ but whose responses to the events of the film are #closer to those of a jealous lover. at one point Keyes asks Johnny who he's trying to convince as a womaniser‚ her or himself‚ and it feels #like a significant dig at the lifestyle Johnny's constructed for himself. and lovely Nina Foch turns up which is always a delight

[kiki-de-la-petite-flaque]

Silvana Mangano fotografata da Federico Patellani durante le riprese del film "Mambo", diretto da Robert Rossen.

Nel film la Mangano interpretava il ruolo di una ballerina e per l'occasione prese lezioni di danza da Katherine Dunham, coreografa del film. Il film, prodotto da Dino De Laurentiis, venne lanciato con lo slogan "Una donna spinta da una grande passione, la danza, e morbosamente contesa da due uomini"

#Silvana Mangano #Robert Rossen #Federico Patellani