Tag: fur jacket
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Furs on Television – Deceptions (1985)
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When TCM gives you lemons, you find an alternate source of lemonade. Thanks to an associate of mine for providing the “raw material” for this one. In my defense, I have a copy of Deceptions from years back, when it was a bit of fluffy filler on the Encore network, and cap quality wasn’t quite…
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Furs on Film – The Thin Man Films
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Time to revisit the gentleman detective genre with what is arguably the most iconic of them all: The Thin Man. The adventures of Nick and Nora Charles spanned six films between 1934 and 1947, and as you can imagine, the ones from the 1930s will be featured a bit more prominently in this update. The…
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Furs on Film – Manhattan Melodrama (1934)
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Words evolve, and to a certain extent, the term “melodrama” no longer carries with it a particularly positive connotation. Indeed, when used in the sentence “don’t be so melodramatic” or connected with any original movie from Lifetime. It probably wasn’t so big a deal back in 1934 when it was slapped on a low-budget crime…
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Furs on Film – Remember (1939)
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It’s divorce, 1930’s style again. What more do I need to say?
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Fur on Film – Party Girl (1958)
Posting a short entry today. If you were disappointed that Cyd Charisse‘s character from Silk Stockings never got to wear furs, well, Cyd was a bit more fortunate in other roles. That includes this entry from 1958, Party Girl. Party Girl – The Film Party Girl is a late 50’s crime film about a showgirl,…
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Furs in Film – The Films of The Falcon (1941-1945)
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I know what you’re thinking… I like the Lone Wolf, but what do you have in an ornithologically themed gentleman detective? Well, you are in luck. Today we have the films of a gentleman (and his brother) called The Falcon. Michael Arlen created The Falcon in a short story in Town and Country and was…
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Furs In Film – The Lone Wolf Strikes (1940)
Since TCM hasn’t run a Thin Man marathon in at least two weeks, we’ll stick with The Lone Wolf. This Lone Wolf guy knows a lot of women with fine taste in furs, it seems. This is the first time I’ve reviewed a sequel right after the original. Now, if they’d just made a series…
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Furs in Film – The Dr. Phibes Films (1971-72)
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City Heat is a movie from the ’80s about the ’30s, two great fur fashion decades that film that go great together. Here we have a couple of movies from the ’70s about the ’20s. The films in question would be a couple of low-budget camp horror films featuring Vincent Price as a guy who…
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Monroe and Grable in White Fox
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Marilyn Monroe and Betty Grable wearing white fox fur to the premier of How to Marry a Millionaire. Fox wraps and stoles were generally the best you could do in the mink dominated world of 50’s Hollywood, and these are some great examples:
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Furs in Film – Morning Glory (1933)
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I did two color posts in a row; how did that happen? Let’s get back to the ’30s, where the financial analysts of today get all their Depression predictions from. One hopes it won’t take another one of those to usher in a new period of mega fox fashion in Hollywood. Fortunately, the 1933 Katharine…