For image # 18 I am going to try and guess it. After pondering who the actor depicted in the image is I have come to the conclusion it is possibly John Ireland. The only film I believe it could be from is Security Risk released in 1954. That is the best I can come up with.
For image # 18 I am going to try and guess it. After pondering who the actor depicted in the image is I have come to the conclusion it is possibly John Ireland. The only film I believe it could be from is Security Risk released in 1954. That is the best I can come up with.
Unfortunately not...I'll leave it for a day or so to see if anyone comes up with the answer, but a small clue...you are 5 years too late
For image # 18 I am going to try and guess it. After pondering who the actor depicted in the image is I have come to the conclusion it is possibly John Ireland. The only film I believe it could be from is Security Risk released in 1954. That is the best I can come up with.
Unfortunately not...I'll leave it for a day or so to see if anyone comes up with the answer, but a small clue...you are 5 years too late :
Sorry your clue didn't help. I have a feeling the image is from an obscure B film. I will continue thought to work it out though.
Image 19 is frustrating as I am sure I have seen that image before. Is the film from the 1940s and would it possibly be a Universal-International film ?
I am no good at giving clues, but will see what I can come up with later today for 18...else I will just post another part of the poster
The Verdict from 1946. I knew I had seen that daybill previously. Your clue sent me down the wrong path as you said 5 years too late when it was 8 years too late. No problem as it gave me some brain exercise. I have never seen this film and it didn't even cross my mind but of course it falls under this category I imagine Nave have seen it Ves and if so is it worth viewing ?
No problems. I knew the country where the film was set and roughly the period in time from the but this didn't help and you are right it is a nice daybill.
Sorry I Mixed up the two unsolved at the time images and clues. You didn't say anything incorrect as I mixed up the clues so does this mean I am still looking at image # 18 in being from 1949 then ?
Sorry I Mixed up the two unsolved at the time images and clues. You didn't say anything incorrect as I mixed up the clues so does this mean I am still looking at image # 18 in being from 1949 then ?
Yes, that is correct...the film is from 1949 (based on IMDB) and doesn't star John Ireland...
O.K. The film is Cover Up ( 1949 ). My problem was thinking the image belonged to one of the stars of the film. I had been even thinking Robert Sterling a little earlier on but lo and behold I now disccover if belongs to an unknown actor appearing to play a killer in the film. How many times have I seen this poster ?
O.K. The film is Cover Up ( 1949 ). My problem was thinking the image belonged to one of the stars of the film. I had been even thinking Robert Sterling a little earlier on but lo and behold I now disccover if belongs to an unknown actor appearing to play a killer in the film. How many times have I seen this poster ?
YES! You got it. After I posted it I did actually have to think how often it's been put out there, but I had faith you guys would get it!
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O.K. Off the top of my head I know the following two.
Image # 16. The Las Vegas Story ( 1952 ) Hoagy Carmichael image.
Image # 17. Cry danger ( 1951 ).
Don't recognise # 18 at all and # 19 I have some thoughts about so will have to think about.
Unfortunately not...I'll leave it for a day or so to see if anyone comes up with the answer, but a small clue...you are 5 years too late
Sorry your clue didn't help. I have a feeling the image is from an obscure B film. I will continue thought to work it out though.
Image 19 is frustrating as I am sure I have seen that image before. Is the film from the 1940s and would it possibly be a Universal-International film ?
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The Verdict from 1946. I knew I had seen that daybill previously. Your clue sent me down the wrong path as you said 5 years too late when it was 8 years too late. No problem as it gave me some brain exercise. I have never seen this film and it didn't even cross my mind but of course it falls under this category I imagine Nave have seen it Ves and if so is it worth viewing ?
Oh sorry...I meant 5 years too late for #18! Sorry to throw you off in the wrong direction for the wrong picture!
I haven't seen the Verdict, but anything with Peter Lorre, I am up for watching.
It is so hard to see many of these old films as it's hard to get copies of them.
I regularly keep my eye out on the late night ABC movies as occasionally they throw up some gems!
I love the daybill, it is absolutely beautiful...I've had my eye on it for many many years and recently pulled the trigger on it!
Yes, that is correct...the film is from 1949 (based on IMDB) and doesn't star John Ireland...
YES! You got it. After I posted it I did actually have to think how often it's been put out there, but I had faith you guys would get it!
The white fuzzy bits were done by me so don't be confused...hard to edit it without giving away too much.
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Number 20 is They Won't Believe Me ( 1947 ) with Jane Greer and Robert Young pictured.
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#27
Image # 24 is Sunset Boulevard ( 1950 ) with Erich Von Stroheim.
Image # 21 is Double Deal ( 1950 ) with Richard Denning at the wrong end of a punch.
Image # 22 is Eye Witness ( 1950 ) ( aka Your Witness ).
Sure...
#23 - 1950s
#25 - 1950s
#26 - 1940s
#27 - 1950s
All based on the IMDB dates for the films...