Raymond Chandler no Cinema r na TV

Raymond Chandler

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• THE FALCON TAKES OVER
  (1942, RKO)
  Based on Farewell, My Lovely by Raymond Chandler, and characters created by Michael Arlen
  Adapted by Lynn Root and Frank Fenton
  Directed by Irving Reis
  Starring George Sanders as GAY LAWRENCE, THE FALCON.
• TIME TO KILL
  (1942, 20th Century Fox)
  Based on characters created by Brett Halliday and The High Window by Raymond Chandler
  Screenplay by Clarence Upsom Young
  Directed by Herbert I. Leeds
  Produced by Sol M. Wurtzel
  Starring Lloyd Nolan as MICHAEL SHAYNE.
• DOUBLE INDEMNITY....Buy this video
  (1944, Paramount)
  107 minutes
  Based on the novel by James M. Cain
  Screenplay by Billy Wilder and Raymond Chandler
  Directed by Billy Wilder
  Starring Fred MacMurray as Walter Neff
  Barbara Stanwyck as Phyllis Dietrichson
  and Edward G. Robinson as BARTON KEYES.
• AND NOW TOMORROW
  (1944, Paramount)
  86 minutes
  Based on the novel by Rachel Field
  Screenplay by Raymond Chandler and Frank Partos
  Directed by Irving Pichel
  Costumes by Edith Head
  Starring Alan Ladd, Loretta Young, Susan Hayward, Barry SullivanHandsome but poor doctor falls in love with a rich, beautiful deaf patient. No wonder Chandler drank..
• MURDER MY SWEET....Buy this video...Buy on DVD(UK title: Farewell, My Lovely)
  (1944, RKO)
  Based on the novel by Raymond Chandler
  Screenplay by John Paxton
  Directed by Edward Dmytryk
  Starring Dick Powell as PHILIP MARLOWE.
• THE UNSEEN(1945, Paramount)
  82 minutes
  Based on the novel Her Heart in Her Throat by Ethel Lina White
  Screenplay by Hagar Wilde and Raymond Chandler
  Directed by Lewis Allen
  Starring Joel McCrea, Gail Russell, Herbert Marshall, Phyllis BrooksA governess is haunted by a ghost, or possibly her past. Pass the scotch..
• THE BLUE DAHLIA....Buy this video
  (1946, Paramount)
  100 minutes
  Original screenplay by Raymond Chandler
  Directed by George Marshall
  Produced by John Houseman
  Starring Alan Ladd as Johnny Morrison
  Also starring Veronica Lake, William Bendix, Howard DaSylva, Tom Powers, Hugh BeaumontA soldier comes home from the war to discover his wife's a tramp. She's also dead, and he's the prime suspect. A pretty good flick, despite numerous production, studio squabbles and Chandler being crocked to the gills during most of the writing..
• THE BIG SLEEP....Buy this video ...Buy this DVD
  (1946, Warner Brothers)
  Based on the novel by Raymond Chandler
  Screenplay by William Faulkner, Jules Furthman and Leigh Brackett
  Directed by Howard Hawks
  Starring Humphrey Bogart as PHILIP MARLOWE.
• THE LADY IN THE LAKE....Buy this video
  (1947, MGM)
  Based on the novel by Raymond Chandler
  Written by Steve Fisher
  Directed by Robert Montgomery
  Starring Robert Montgomery as PHILLIP MARLOWE
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• THE BRASHER DOUBLOON
  (UK title: The High Window)
  (1947, 20th Century Fox)
  Based on "The High Window" by Raymond Chandler
  Screenplay by Dorothy Hannah
  Adaptation by Leonard Praskins
  Directed by John Brahm
  Starring George Montgomery as PHILIP MARLOWE.
• STRANGERS ON A TRAIN....Buy this video
  (1951, Warner Brothers)
  100 minutes
  Based on the novel by Patricia Highsmith
  Adapted by Whitfield Cook
  Screenplay by Raymond Chandler and Czenzi Ormonde
  Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
  Produced by Alfred Hitchcock
  Starring Farley Granger, Ruth Roman, Robert Walker, Leo G. CarrollBy most accounts, Chandler's final screenplay for this psychological thriller was completely trashed by director/producer Hitchcock, and never used. Ormonde, though, was forced to share the credit with Chandler, due to studio politics..
• MARLOWE....Buy this video
  (1969, Metrocolor/MGM)
  Based on The Little Sister by Raymond Chandler
  Screenplay by Stirling Silliphant
  Directed by Paul Bogart
  Starring James Garner as PHILIP MARLOWE.
• THE LONG GOODBYE... Buy the DVD... Buy the video(1973, United Artists)
  Based on the novel by Raymond Chandler
  Screenplay by Leigh Brackett
  Directed by Robert Altman
  Starring Elliot Gould as PHILIP MARLOWE.
• FAREWELL, MY LOVELY..Buy this video....Buy this DVD(1975, EK Corporation/ITC)
  95 minutes
  Based on the novel by Raymond Chandler
  Screenplay by David Zelag Goodman
  Directed by Dick Richards
  Starring Robert Mitchum as PHILIP MARLOWE.
• THE BIG SLEEP.. Buy this video
  (1978, Winkast)
  99 minutes
  Based on the novel by Raymond Chandler
  Screenplay by Michael Winner
  Directed by Michael Winner
  Starring Robert Mitchum as PHILIP MARLOWE

TELEVISION

• THE LONG GOODBYE
  (October 7, 1954)
  Aired as an episode of drama anthology Climax! (1954-58, CBS)
  Based on the novel by Raymond Chandler
  Starring Dick Powell as PHILIP MARLOWE
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• PHILIP MARLOWE
  (1959-60, ABC)
  26 30-minute B&W episodes
  Based on the character created by Raymond Chandler
  Starring Philip Carey as PHILIP MARLOWE..
• PHILIP MARLOWE, PRIVATE EYE
  (1984, London Weekend Television)
  5 60-minute episodes
  Based on stories by Raymond Chandler
  Starring Powers Boothe as PHILIP MARLOWE..
• MARLOWE-PRIVATE EYE
  (1986, Canada)
  6 60-minute episodes
  Based on stories by Raymond Chandler
  Starring Powers Boothe as PHILIP MARLOWE.
• I'LL BE WAITING
  (1993, Showetime)
  Aired as an episode of Showtime's Fallen Angels.
  Based on the short story by Raymond Chandler
  Teleplay by C. Gaby Mitchell
  Directed by Tom Hanks
  Starring Bruno Kirby as TONY RESICIK
  Also starring Dan Hedaya, Marg Helgenberger, Jon Polito, Dick Miller, Peter Scolari.
• RED WIND
  (1995, Showtime)
  Aired as an episode of Showtime's Fallen Angels.
  Based on the short story by Raymond Chandler
  Starring Danny Glover as PHILIP MARLOWE
  Also starring Valeria GolinoGlover was nominated for a 1996 Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series Emmy for his portrayal of Marlowe in this episode..
• POODLE SPRINGS
  (1998, HBO)
  Based on characters created by Raymond Chandler and the novel Poodle Springs, completed by Robert B. Parker
  Teleplay by Tom Stoppard
  Directed by Bob Rafaelson
  Starring James Caan as PHILIP MARLOWE

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Philip Marlowe no Cinema e na TV

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Enviado por A1EntertainmentLover em 29/06/2011

They're into Philip Marlowe and he seems to be into one of them. Lauren Bacall Humphrey Bogart Big Sleep Raymond Chandler Howard Hawks Martha Vickers Dorothy Malone Joy Barlow

Enviado por kwik102 em 04/06/2009

Philip Marlowe aired on ABC from 1959 to 1960 and starred Philip Carey as the main character created by Raymond Chandler. For more TV history visit: http://www.dougquick.com

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Enviado por robatsea2009 em 07/10/2009

Robert Mitchum made a superb Philip Marlowe in director Dick Richards' stylish and entertaining 1975 mystery "Farewell, My Lovely", adapted from the Raymond Chandler novel and co-starring Charlotte Rampling, John Ireland, Sylvia Miles, Jack O'Halloran, Anthony Zerbe, Harry Dean Stanton, Joe Spinell, Sylvester Stallone and Kate Murtagh,.

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Enviado por themachman19691 em 24/01/2009

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Humphrey Bogart: The Legend

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Enviado por MonroeSmile em 04/02/2010

COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of the material used in this video. All material belongs to their respective owners. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use", including non-profit, educational or personal. This is purely a fan video. No copyright infringement intended. 

Rick Blaine, Sam Spade, Phillip Marlowe... so many memorable characters have been portrayed by Humphrey Bogart. Who'd have thought that the snivelling villain who got killed by James Cagney in three gangster films in the early 1930's, would eventually outdo his co-star, and become what many consider, to be the greatest movie star of the classic Hollywood period. 

We all love Bogie, and that is why I have made this tribute. The music I have used is called "Surface of the Sun" from the film Sunshine. This music is brilliant, for it mirrors the awe and greatness of the Sun, the biggest star in our sky. What better music to fit Bogie? Every actor who acted with him, even the great Bette Davis, Katharine Hepburn and James Cagney were hugely respectful to Bogie, for his presence onscreen was a dominating force.

Clips from Movies:

Casablanca

The Maltese Falcon

Angels With Dirty Faces

The Big Sleep

The Barefoot Contessa

The African Queen

To Have And Have Not

Key Largo

Dark Passage

Sabrina

 

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Eisenstein - cineasta de Revolução de Outubro

OCTOBER - 1927 - Sergei Eisenstein

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Carregado por ARoublev68 em 25 de Jul de 2007

"Nul film est aussi riche d'enseignements cinématographiques sinon peut-être le Citizen Kane d'Orson Welles." Georges Sadoul

Les grands moments de cinéma, "les séquences de ma vie" : Un extrait d'Octobre réalisé par Sergueï Eisenstein en 1927 (musique : Dmitri Chostakovitch). An extract from October directed by Sergeï Eisenstein in 1927 (music : Dmitri Shostakovitch).

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Trailer October ( Octubre ) _ Eisenstein

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Carregado por donhueso em 18 de Jan de 2009

Trailer de la película Octubre, realizado para la asignatura Tecnología de la Comunicación audiovisual, de 2º de Com. Audiov. de la Universidad de Málaga.

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SERGEI MIKHAILOVITCH EISENSTEIN

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Sergei Eisenstein nasceu a 23 de Janeiro de 1898 em Riga, na Letónia, filho de um engenheiro e de uma mulher da burguesia. Enquanto jovem frequentou uma ..

  

Marilyn Monroe, Actress, born Norma Jeane Mortenson

Hollywood Star Walk

FILM South side of the 6700 block of Hollywood Boulevard

Marilyn Monroe Actress Born Norma Jeane Mortenson on June 1, 1926 inLos Angeles, CA Died Aug. 5, 1962 of sleeping pill overdose inBrentwood, CA M arilyn Monroe has become one of the most enduring American icons of the 20th century. Images of her in such films as "The Seven-Year Itch" and "Some Like It Hot" have become fixtures on the American cultural panorama along with Babe Ruth at the plate and Norman Rockwell paintings. But before she was an icon — even before she was Marilyn Monroe — she was Norma Jeane Mortensen, and she lived in the San Fernando Valley. Born in 1926, her mother suffered a severe nervous breakdown nine years later. After her mother was committed to a state mental institution for a stay that lasted six years, Norma Jeane came to live with her mother's friend, Grace Goddard, and her husband, Doc. In 1939, the Goddards moved with Norma Jeane to a house on Odessa Street in Van Nuys. She was raised by a series of foster parents and, after her first marriage to James Dougherty, she began working as a model. She appeared on the cover of a number of men's magazines, which got the attention of Twentieth Century Fox. She signed a one-year contract with Fox, which the studio let expire. Monroe did freelance modeling and acting work until she appeared in "All About Eve," and Fox signed her again. She went on to appear in "Don't Bother to Knock" (1953), "Clash by Night" (1952), "Monkey Business" (1952), "How to Marry a Millionaire" (1953), "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" (1953) and "There's No Business Like Show Business" (1954). In all, Monroe appeared in 23 motion pictures that grossed about $200 million. Her high-profile second and third marriages to baseball great Joe DiMaggio and Pulitzer prize-winning playwright Arthur Miller ended in divorce. Her death at 36 remains one of Hollywood's most compelling, and unforgettable, mysteries. Monroe's body was found naked and facedown on her bed in her Brentwood home in August 1962. An autopsy conducted by Dr. Thomas Noguchi, then deputy medical examiner, concluded that death was due to acute barbiturate poisoning, and a psychiatric team tied to the investigation termed it a "probable suicide." — James Fowler and Robert W. Welkos in the Los Angeles Times June 1, 1997 and Aug. 5, 2005 http://projects.latimes.com/hollywood/star-walk/marilyn-monroe/

Marilyn Monroe: 85 anos (1926 - 1962)

TERÇA-FEIRA, 31 DE MAIO DE 2011

Marilyn Monroe: 85 anos.

Dia 1 de junho de 2011, Marilyn Monroe faria 85 anos, e nada melhor do que relembrar um pouco desta bela modelo e atriz que encantou centenas de pessoas na década de 50... e encanta até hoje, devido a sua beleza e carisma que transpareciam em qualquer imagem ou vídeo em que ela aparecesse.

A verdade é que muito já se falou sobre Marilyn nestes vários anos que já se passaram, e praticamente não possui nada de novo que alguém possa saber que já não se tenha divulgado. Facilmente encontra-se qualquer notícia em sites e revistas sobre qualquer período de sua carreira profissional, e de sua vida pessoal. Seria uma besteira ficar repetindo aqui qualquer detalhe de sua vida.

 Por isso, trago algumas pequenas frases proferidas por ela, que podem ser encontradas nos vários livros sobre sua vida, inclusive vários deles lançados aqui no Brasil. Nestas frases podemos ver traços de sua personalidade e de seu total empenho em ser uma boa atriz.

 

"Uma sex symbol Transforma-se numa "coisa", e eu detesto ser uma coisa. Mas se eu vou ser um símbolo de algo, então prefiro que seja do sexo do que de outras coisas das quais existem símbolos."

"Quero ser uma grande estrela, mais do que qualquer outra coisa."

"A medida que fui crescendo, sabia que era diferente das outras meninas. Senti-me muitas vezes sózinha e com vontade de morrer."

"Sou um fracasso como mulher. Os meu homens esperam tanto de mim, devido a imagem de sex symbol que tem de minha pessoa e que eu criei de mim mesma. Os homens esperam tanto e eu não sou capaz de corresponder a isso."

"As minhas ilusões não tinham nada haver com ser uma boa atríz. Eu sabia que era de terceira categoria. Conseguia realmente sentir a minha falta de talento. Como se fosse roupas baratas que vestia por dentro. Mas... Meu Deus! Como eu queria aprender, mudar, melhorar."

"Se eu desempenhar um papel de uma menina estúpida que faz uma pergunta estúpida, tenho que agir de tal maneira. O que esperam que eu faça? Que pareça inteligente?"

"As pessoas tinham o hábito de olhar para mim como se eu fosse uma espécie de espelho em vez de uma pessoa. Eles não me viam, eles viam apenas os seus pensamentos pervertidos, depois disfarsavam e chamavam a mim de pervertida."

"Estou tentando me tornar uma artista, e ser sincera, e as vezes sinto que estou ficando louca. Estou apenas tentando expor a parte mais verdadeira do meu ser, e é muito difícil. Há momentos em que penso "Basta! Apenas seja verdadeira", mas as vezes não é assim tão fácil. Tenho sempre este sentimento secreto de que na realidade sou uma farsa, um engano."

"Ninguém me disse como eu era bonita quando era criança. Acho que todas as meninas devem ter alguém que lhes diga que são bonitas, mesmo que não sejam."

Marilyn Monroe nasceu em 1 de junho de 1926, faleceu em 4 de agosto de 1962 aos 36 anos.

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SEXTA-FEIRA, 6 DE MAIO DE 2011

Marilyn Monroe Filmografia

1962 – Something Got to Give

1961 - Os Desajustados (The Misfits)

1960 - Adorável pecadora (Let's make love)

1959 - Quanto Mais Quente Melhor (Some Like It Hot)

1957 - O príncipe encantado (The prince and the showgirl)

1956 - Nunca fui santa (Bus Stop)

1955 - O Pecado Mora ao Lado (The Seven Year Itch)

1954 - O Mundo da Fantasia (There's No Business Like Show Business)

1954 - O Rio das Almas Perdidas (River of No Return)

1953 - Torrente de Paixão (Niagara)

1953 - Os Homens Preferem as Loiras (Gentlemen Prefer Blondes)

1953 - Como Agarrar Um Milionário (How to Marry a Millionaire)

1952 - Só a Mulher Peca (Clash by Night)

1952 - Almas Desesperadas (Don't Bother to Knock)

1952 - O Inventor da Mocidade (Monkey Business)

1952 - Páginas da vida (O. Henry's full house)

1952 - Travessuras de casadas (We're not married)

1951 - Sempre jovem (As young as you feel)

1951 - Em cada lar, um romance (Hometown story)

1951 - Joguei minha mulher (Let's make it legal)

1951 - O segredo das viúvas (Love nest)

1950 - A Malvada (All About Eve)

1950 - Segredo das jóias (The asphalt jungle)

1950 - O faísca (The fireball)

1950 - Por um amor (Right cross)

1950 - O que pode um beijo (A ticket to Tomahawk)

1949 - Loucos de amor (Love happy)

1948 - Mentiras Salvadoras (Ladies of the Chorus)

1948 - Torrentes de ódio (Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay)

1947 - Idade perigosa (Dangerous years)