Um, so...hope I didn't torment you all too much. It's Sunset Boulevard. What a strange story...the younger man, William Holden, is disgusted with life and seemingly incapable of carving out a place for himself, while the older woman has an almost demonic liveliness (as well as all that moolah). I had forgotten that at the beginning of the film, the Holden character walks in the funeral arrangements for Norma's pet chimp - bring anyone to mind?Link to last scene
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this is great ! what are those bubles ? did you make that or it was a coincidence ?
the best drawings .the charater on the water is priceless . but i don't know wich one is the best .
one day , when i get some time ,and feel like to take your time , i am going to tell about on of my favorite plays of when i was a child . it is very similar with those posts .not so cool ,sure .
This is so entertaining. Liked the teaser drawings that preceded it. Fun.
Well done, Susan. I'm also intrigued by the bubbles.
Bubbles are real, not photoshop (air leaking out of lungs from having two bullet holes through the back).
Bullet holes in a body will do that... I'm told. I'll plead ignorance at not getting the reference...sure the actual film cannot live up to your excellent tableau!
OK, admit it...you have hacked into the verificator:
last verification: "morib"...moribund...?
this one "coozebo" (ok that last doesn't make sense, still a great word though! :)
sidenit...
(w.v.)
No better word for a silent, unnoticed tragedy. Like this.
Oh, no, it changed to helesth.
And no it is chrappo. Because I forgot to enter the word where it should be. What a shout!
That's silly.
brilliant...is the next step to film some of these characters?
it funny and great, I like such kind of art and of theatre, you blog ist very good, I like it much ! Kathrin
What a fun spin you put on everything you touch!
Of all the guesses i made in my head (two) neither were remotely in the ball park. I think I like this best of all your tableau. Great set up, the bubbles are a wonderful visual, Gloria looks like Gloria and Max...well, he's still serving it up. Great stuff Susan!
P.S. One of my guesses was the Mel Brooks take off on Vertigo only I could never think of the name of that movie.
The best part of the film is that first person narrative...the voice of a dead man.
This is a fantastic tableau. Your paper characters would make a great film too.
I don't know this film but the pictures are great.
I watched the tail end of a film noir black & white today, or should I say shrink noir... I love the old films. Reminded me of a few I'd forgotten, so hopefully I'll be able to guess your next clues.
Thank you :)
I ADORE your butler.
Oh, this is good.
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