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 | I´m thru with love - Diana Krall and Hollywood divas Diana Krall sings "I´m thru with love". STARRING: Ingrid Bergman, Rita Hayworth, Gene Tierney, Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor, Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich, Vivien Leigh, Bette Davis, Audrey Hepburn and Ava Gardner. |
 | Hollywood Portraits?Somewhere in Time Music from John Barry's great soundtrack; and, in order of appearance: Anna May Wong; Robert Montgomery; Kay Francis; Greta Garbo; Joan Crawford & Clark Gable; Jean Harlow; Robert Montgomery; Greta Garbo; Louise Brooks; Charlie Chaplin; Joan Crawford & Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.; Frances Farmer; Myrna Loy & Ronald Colman; Barbara Stanwyck; Greta Garbo; Dolores del Rio; Kay Francis & Herbert Marshall; Norma Shearer; Miriam Hopkins; Marlene Dietrich; Bing Crosby; Carole Lombard; William Powell; Norma Shearer; Greta Garbo; Marlene Dietrich; Loretta Young and Tyrone Power; Veronica Lake; Loretta Young; Gary Cooper; Vivien Leigh; Lauren Bacall; Rita Hayworth; Jean Harlow; Vivien Leigh; Lana Turner; Humphrey Bogart; Greta Garbo; John Gilbert; Greta Garbo & John Barrymore; Joel McCrea; Vivien Leigh; Clark Gable; Greta Garbo; Maureen O'Sullivan & Johnny Weismuller; Kay Francis; Ann Harding & Leslie Howard; Sally Blaine & Jeanette MacDonald; Jean Harlow & Clark Gable; Jean Harlow; Joan Crawford; Marlene Dietrich & Gary Cooper; Claudette Colbert; Bette Davis; Lauren Bacall; Lucille Ball; Adolphe Menjou; Myrna Loy; Gilbert Roland; Carole Lombard; Jean Harlow; Joan Crawford & Dana Andrews; Errol Flynn; Tyrone Power; Greta Garbo; Joan Crawford & Clark Gable; John Garfield; Shelly Winters & John Garfield; Carole Lombard; Marlene Dietrich; Bette Davis; Hedy Lamarr & William Powell; Louise Brooks; Vivien Leigh & Leslie Howard; Ann Harding; Charles Boyer; Gene Tierney; Ronald Colman; Ronald ... |
 | Deaths of the Movie Legends SORRY!!!!!!! i apologise greatly for the wrong information a gave on william powell, he was 91 when he died. i am so sorry! SORRY again! ive missed out gene tierney. apologies. Due to the great Paul Newmans death recently, I was reminded of how immortal the movie legends are. Even though they die like the rest of us, they are forever preserved on film. Marilyn Monroe and James Dean died well over fifty years ago, but they are far from dead in our minds. Every movie legend will be watched and adored in their performances for eternity. So, here is a tribute to the legends with the cause and age of their death. I know there are many missing, that is because I believe that the ones Ive included are the most worthy of the word legend. They have made the mark on film. It is a shame that people think just because and actor or actress appeared in classic films it makes them a legend- far from it. Before someone says anything, Lauren Bacall, Elizabeth Taylor, Sophia Loren, Olivia deHavilland and Kirk Douglas arent in it because they are all still alive. I hope you enjoy it- as I was researching for this video many of their deaths came as a shock. The music is from the war classic form 1978, The Deer Hunter. I OWN NONE OF THE MATERIAL IN THIS VIDEO. THIS IS PURELY A FAN VIDEO. NO COPYRIGHT INTENDED |
 | Angel Eyes Des films noirs et des autres genres de films, les femmes fatales avec les yeux des anges. Song: "Angel Eyes," music by Matt Dennis, lyrics by Earl Brent. Performed by Bruce Springsteen. Thanks to everyone who commented (and, hopefully, will comment) and said such nice things about my video. I'd like to reply to all of you and thank you for your kind words, but I don't want to clutter up the comments. But know that what you've all said is appreciated and encouraging. And if any viewers out there want to leave constructively critical comments, please feel free. Film clips: Marie Windsor in THE NARROW MARGIN (1952) Cleo Moore in ON DANGEROUS GROUND (1951) Claire Trevor in BORN TO KILL (1947) Veronica Lake in THIS GUN FOR HIRE (1942) Ella Raines in PHANTOM LADY (1944) Louise Brooks in PANDORA'S BOX (1928) Jean Gillie in DECOY (1946) Jane Russell in HIS KIND OF WOMAN (1952) Anne Baxter in THE BLUE GARDENIA (1953) Lauren Bacall in THE BIG SLEEP (1946) Jane Greer in OUT OF THE PAST (1947) Rita Hayworth in THE LADY FROM SHANGHAI (1948) Bibi Andersson and Liv Ullmann in PERSONA (1966) Lana Turner in THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE (1946) Simone Simon in CAT PEOPLE (1942) Clara Bow in MY LADY OF WHIMS (1925) Ingrid Bergman in ARCH OF TRIUMPH (1948) Monica Vitti in L'ECLISSE (1962) Marie Windsor in THE NARROW MARGIN (1952) Anna May Wong in PICCADILLY (1929) Ella Raines in PHANTOM LADY (1944) Gloria Grahame in THE BIG HEAT (1953) Ava Gardner in THE KILLERS (1946) Lizabeth Scott in ... |
 | Theme from Laura (1944) - David Raksin There are elements of Maurice Ravel's 'Daphne et Chloe' in this, yes, for those who were wondering, and I did mix the two together. In this Otto Preminger directed film noir we meet some of the defining characters of the genre, and we view one of the best movies of the 40s. Despite the great script, to-a-tee acting, smoky atmosphere and moody cinematography, what really comes in to focus with this movie is its music. After all, if you look at most of the great movies, you will find a great score backing up the brilliance. This score is done by David Raksin. Year: 1944 Movie: Laura Director: Otto Preminger Players: Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews, Clifton Webb, Vincent Price and Judith Anderson. Genre: 1940s Film Noir My Rating: 9.5/10 My Music Rating: 9/10 |
 | Gene Tierney - Sentimental Journey Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. Dedicated to Gene Tierney. |
 | Gene Tierney - The LAURA videoclipe Gene is THE face in a misty light... |
 | Pistones - Lo que quieras oír Espléndida canción del grupo Pistones, de su álbum Persecución, con el inconfundible Ricardo Chirinos en la parte solista. Canciones de lustre (por parafrasear a un álbum del mismo grupo) que no volverán..Por cierto, la canción está dedicada a la actriz del cine mudo (años 20) la gran Gloria Swanson. En el video aparecen actrices deslumbrantes de los años 30 y 40 (Gene Tierney, Frances Farmer, Lizabeth Scott o la misma Ingrid Bergman). |
 | Laura ~ Theme Music and Gene Tierney Images Images of Gene Tierney, and leading men. Orchestra conducted by David Raksin. Hauntingly, beautiful music composed for the film noir classic "Laura". This is a compilation of stills and publicity shots of Gene Tierney taken mostly during the rise and height ofher career. |
 | GENE TIERNEY ~ PER AMORE A pictorial tribute to Hollywood's Mona Lisa. An arid clime is feeble, To vanish tears away, Nor dew of eyes so moist, Unveiled at break of day. When beauty holds affection, On passion's course so true, The parched and withered soul, Will dampen then anew. Withdraw the barren skies, As ever pleads the soul, To cease from recasting, A dire and poignant role. No replica though perfect, Opposing could endure, Or charm the devoted, So blessed of her allure. -shanghaibenny2, April 09 Gene Tierney is easily among the top ten beauties Hollywood has ever produced. Men were stunned by her beauty and charisma upon first glance. Her most memorable performances are in Laura (1945), The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947) and Leave Her To Heaven (1945). But, her allure goes into overdrive in every movie she made. Her talent for expressing deep emotions conveyed with natural grace and charm is truly mesmerizing. As in The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, her performances are so haunting that these images have found a place in the long term memory of many filmgoers, easily activated after many years, even with minimal or no contact. I have posted this video as a tribute in the hope that her memory will never fade away. Physical science should have an element bearing her name; and for her admirers, she is the modern version of Leonardo Da Vinci's masterpiece. |
