Thirsty work, climbing around Mount Rushmore. The strangest moment in the film is when the Cary Grant character says to the Martin Landau character "Help us". It's weirdly outside the rules of the genre, and passes pretty quickly as Landau plays out the part of Smithers to James Mason's Mr. Burns.
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Looks like he's having a bit of trouble here. Hopefully he can avoid soggyness.
Cary Grant is always crisp.
cleverer and cleverer
what a tense scene on this one !!!!
the North by Northwest #2 is tense as well , but , i don't know , more romantic at least !!!!
Good one! It must be slippery too.
yes you have posted a climactic scene here.. I always feel I have to go and revise the move so as to enjoy the minutiae you portray.
I'm with grrl on this one. Will just have to watch the film this w/e.
This is an amazng series AS.
always loved cary grant , a playboy and a mama's boy in one little box.. You have captured him well.
that's clever; his hand is drawn on the backside of the front!
grrl & her - The film is a sort of travelogue with suspense, and was written as such. Having watched rear window recently...well, comparisons are odious, but the author of the story it was based on, Cornell Woolrich, was a bona fide genius.
Tom - Good catch
Ah Yes,James Mason.He came from Huddersfield,Yorkshire.Only a few miles from Me.
Cary STILL looks impeccably dressed!
Ahh, a new cultural icon: Smithers. When we are tested for cultural literacy in the future, besides asking about Holmes' Watson, we'll be asked about Burns' Smithers! Love it! You are a brilliant artist and very clever. I've really looked forward to these "characters" so thanks! - Jeanne
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Cool, unflappable Gary does not even perspire!
Great work, lots of fun.
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excellent
I quite enjoyed these paper cut out scenes. Great work.
I recently came accross your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I dont know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
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