Among the Living is a 1941 film, sometimes described as Southern Gothic or psychological thriller, and stars Albert Dekker, Susan Hayward, Harry Carey and Frances Farmer.
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...I hope to remain among the living for a long while.
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I watched the first few minutes and know I want to finish watching this. I just don't have the hour it will take at the moment,
ReplyDeleteI wish there were some movies this short coming out these days.
DeleteI saw this some time back at our Film Noir cinema AND IT's good! Valerie
ReplyDeleteA film noir cinema? Sounds like fun :)
DeleteHarry Carey was in movies? Or are there two of them?
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3, actually ;) But the father and son actors are not the same as the sportscaster.
DeleteSeems like people like this so I guess I need to check it. I'm adding it to my movie list. Hope you had a great Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteIt seems appreciated, but I had never heard of it before.
DeleteWhat a perfect creepy old house to film in!! A great melodrama! I agree, I wish there were more movies this short--lol! ;)
ReplyDeleteI wish modern movie makers didn't think 3 hours was a mark to aim at lol
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ReplyDeleteSo many movies...
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DeleteGreat to find a short movie and what a storyline 😊. Happy wishes! Hugs Jo x
ReplyDeleteThe 1940s are a treasure trove.
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