#john huston
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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Erich Hartmann on the set of The Misfits (1961) directed by John Huston
“So far as directing the actors and the crew is concerned, well, I direct just as little as possible and I get as much from others as I possibly can. Some of the best ideas I’ve ever had have come from other people.”
Stills from Key Largo (1948, dir. John Huston)
p.s. Love Bacall’s style in this film.
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Chinatown(1974) dir. by Roman Polanski.
Neonoir journalism, Nicholson with a nose plaster, Polanski with a knife.
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“She went right down into her personal experience for everything, reached down, and pulled something out of herself that was unique and extraordinary. She had no techniques. It was all truth, it was only Marilyn. But it was Marilyn plus. She found things, found things about womankind in herself.” — Director John Huston
The Misfits 1961
Leonor Fini — Jugglers, c. 1969
Watercolor, left and pencil. Costume project for John Huston’s film “A Walk with Love and Death”
Beat the Devil (John Huston) (1953)
Moulin Rouge (John Huston) (1952)
We Were Strangers (John Huston) (1949)
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (John Huston) (1948)
Key Largo (John Huston) (1948)
1.The Cremator (1969, Juraj Herz)
2.Gun Crazy (1950, Joseph H. Lewis)
3.Girlhood (2014, Céline Sciamma)
4.Holiday (1938, George Cukor)
5.Olivia (1951, Jacqueline Audry)
6.Children of Divorce (1927, Josef von Sternberg & Frank Lloyd)
7.The Misfits (1960, John Huston)
8.The Scarlet Letter (1926, Victor Sjöström)
9.Vampyr (1932, Carl Theodor Dreyer)
10.Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion (1970, Elio Petri)
