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Nicolas Ravain
Приєднався 20 бер 2012
Caméraman/monteur à mon compte depuis 2011.
Découvrez ici mon univers visuel ! Clips, mariages, spectacles, courts-métrages...
Capture de (vie)déos
Découvrez ici mon univers visuel ! Clips, mariages, spectacles, courts-métrages...
Capture de (vie)déos
Відео
1944 One Mysterious Night - Budd Boetticher VO
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1944 One Mysterious Night - Budd Boetticher VO
1952 Les Rois du rodéo - Bronco Buster - Budd Boetticher - VO
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1952 Les Rois du rodéo - Bronco Buster - Budd Boetticher - VO
1948 Assigned to Danger - Budd Boetticher VO
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1948 Assigned to Danger - Budd Boetticher VO
Extrait Hollywood 05 Hazards of the Game 1980 The Trail of '98
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Extrait Hollywood 05 Hazards of the Game 1980 The Trail of '98
Counter Espionage 1942 Edward Dmytryk
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Counter Espionage 1942 Edward Dmytryk
extrait "The Office Wife" - Lloyd Bacon - 1930
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Un plan incroyable et tout en suggestion tiré du film The Office Wife réalisé par Lloyd Bacon en 1930
1928 Extrait Mirages Show People Vidor
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Un plan tiré du film Mirages (Show People) de King Vidor de 1928, dans lequel apparaissent plusieurs célébrités de lire du muet. Saurez-vous les reconnaître ?
Le Défilé de la mort (China-John Farrow-1943) Ouverture en plan-séquence
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La superbe ouverture en faux plan-séquence du film Le défilé de la mort (China) réalisé en 1943 par John Farrow, dont Steven Spielberg s'est clairement inspiré pour créer le personnage d'Indiana Jones.
Doudou sur Mars
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En confinement, on essaye de s'évader dans l'espace avec les enfants ! Marius et Roseanne partent sur Mars à bord de leur vaisseau pour récupérer le doudou perdu...
Woody Allen - Sleeper - Recut as action movie
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Woody Allen - Sleeper - Recut as action movie
Some cute '40s dames in this flick!
So many great writers. So many great screenplays. Simple, funny, but there is always a twist or two!
What a great cast and a great movie too thank you for sharing this with us all to enjoy
🤠🐴Thank you 🤠 Great movie 🤠 Great cast 🤠 A fan of Andy Clyde 🤠Nice to see 6 favorite players in this movie 🐴🤠 Sept . 2 , 2024
Beauty no BOTOX❤
Entertaining. Love the gags and wisecracks! Good script and cast!
The caption option is great! But the best part, in my opinion, is the auto translator, too. It opened the door for millions of good, modern & old gems in other languages. I love vintage movies. To me, they're like works of art. The writing, the acting, the plots, the costumes, everything is top notch (in most cases there is). Thank you, guys! ❤
Really love the atmosphere of old movies like this. With the music and the voices
Too bad this is too dark to watch.
I totally thought the Dr. was going to end up being a part of the scheme; great scene with the “prescription” note he leaves with her👍🏼❤
Could not quite make out if the movie was a comedy or a murder mystery. But whatever it was, it was fun.
Were all old movies only an hour long? Or perhaps just B movies?
At least crop out the TV sync interference!
I thought Merle was a great actress❤❤❤ I love learning the history about her 👍 beautiful woman beautiful eyes
Watching from Rochester New York August 7th 2024 thank you very much for uploading this one-of-a-kind classic❤ Love black and white movies they don't make movies like this anymore now there's crap out😮
I knew this was going to be a good movie when I saw that it was approved with certificate #10233.🙄
What car at ~15:56? A beautiful 1941 Cadillac coupe (2 door). But not as attractive as then newcomer (relatively), Marguerite Chapman (~30:13, medium shot), who got her start after introducing herself to Howard Hughes.
André De Toth! thank you.
Boston Blackie, Bulldog Drummond, The Lone Wolf and Philo Vance - the most fun! Thanks for sharing this excellent quality version.
I love all The Lone Wolf films. This is one of the best. I can never see Gail Patrick without thinking of her as Cordelia from My Man Godfrey!
I can watch anything with Merle Oberon in over and over again! This is such a good, moody suspense film. Thanks for sharing.
Good flick in its simplicity. Tku for post.
Dorthor malone was a fabulous actress loved her in Peyton Place❤
Gail Patrick was a wonderful, creative force - first as an actress and then as a producer (e.g. Perry Mason tv show).
is this classed as a Film Noir ? was hoping for a more dramatic ending. no sign of any alligators in the Bayou ?
IMDb lists it as “noir, drama, mystery, thriller”. It looks like it was filmed entirely at the studio in Santa Monica. No other locations are listed (hence no gators).
@@sleepyheadsleeps The alligators packed their bags and went to Tijuana!
lol! That damn Jamison always getting caught.
One of the Better 'Lone Wolf' Movies. Thanks!
Nice fast-paced film. Janis Carter was a stunning beauty!
One of the better BB.
It was in that wad of gum..wasn' t it?
Spirited Comedy! Dorothy Malone goes uncredited, here, even though she has a large part & considerable speaking role. Very strange. In a war with Plausibility, Comedy has to work hard to overcome.. . . some.
Janet "Dish" Carter is my favorite!
Heehee can ya imagine if street signs really worked like weather vanes 😂😂😂😂
Strange movie!
They swiped all those medical supplies, you'd think SOMEONE would have thought to take some aspirin to get that fever down!
Big Sam and Mr. O’Hara from Gone With the Wind!!!!
Good story, well told.
I love to hear the tires squeal on a wet pavement, lol!
I lovve these old movies!
Released November 21st,1944
The film credits Oscar Boetticher as director. I found out Budd used that name as well.
Totally enjoyed. Great film. Many, many thanks.
I like to freeze old movies on UA-cam to read the newspaper front page other than the headlines you are meant to focus on. Even though this was set during the war none of the front pages had any war news; really escapist fare here!
I do that, also. We've got issues, and I don't mean magazines😄😉
Im only 35mins In 2this.. I drove my girlfriend mad 4years.. So I know there is something sinister happening here! 😮😂
I always like the stories where an insurance investigator gets involved in recovering stolen money. They always seem to win in the end....I wonder why....LOL..!!
Absolutely beautiful women from the 1950’s . Nothing worse than a comedy that’s more stupid than funny.
No boys would fit for a pin wheel today and the reporter back then had no cameras and no mike's. How times change.
The word is ANTIBIOTIC! lol None of them ever heard of such? What more romantic way could a Hero express his emotions to his hunny than: "Find a boulder-stay behind it." ? LOL I think I've heard the line, "We gotta get rid of Louie." before in another movie. BUT, if you could see the faces clearly, they hired 2 of the Westmores to do makeup and 2 women for hair (Helen Turpin and...). They must have had high hopes, and it isn't a bad movie at all. Joey, the guy with the near-Unibrow, was Gene Evans, who made Westerns like Gun Smoke and war films. TY-nice post!
Andre de toth was a despicable person 🙀
In my humble opinion, Merle Oberon was one of the Silver Screen's greatest and most under-appreciated thespian actresses. I admire everything she did for the pictures she appeared in.
Its a big pity that nobody knows who Merle Oberon was but then most of the commentors are Americans. Maybe I will tell you in an additional comment later because she was a famous English actress.
Oh, please enlighten us we're starved for knowledge!😄
Lots of film buffs know who she was. I think we’ll be fine without your input.