The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946) - Trailer
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Adapted from James M. Cain's story, the film revolves around the destructive relationship of two lovers whose troubles mount as their passion explodes.Handyman John Garfield's torrid affair with married Lana Turner leads to the murder of her husband and a tragic betrayal and ignites the screen as the two ill-fated lovers.
that first time Lana Turner is seen in the movie, dropping her lipstick is Hollywood history. Without any doubt one of the greatest film noirs.
Her lipstick symbolizes the power in her femininity. It's also interesting that they chose a blond-haired Cora. In Cain's novella, Cora is black-haired and self-conscious that some people mistake her for a Mexican-American.
@@denisenoe1534 They had Lana Turner with her usual platinum blonde hair, but else dressed her is all white, because else "she would look to much like a hooker" , according to the press agents.
@@denisenoe1534Mmm… supposed you’re right
Classics are classics for a reason!
So true
I’m halfway through watching this film.
It’s a cracking watch so far. And a big part why is because Garfield and Turner were both excellent. It’s odd; apparently Turner didn’t like it when she first heard that Garfield was cast, asking “couldn’t have they got someone attractive?”. But it’s clear that there was bonafide chemistry and sexual tension between the two in the scenes.
Garfield wasn’t the best looking actor (and he looked pretty Jewish, which ironically none of his characters were) but he was good looking enough, the sort of common handsome, and he had such charisma and screen presence. He really carried this role in particular as he was also a bit rough around the edges, you can easily picture Garfield having been a bit of a drifter and having lived some of a hard life himself (before making it as an actor). Garfield really seemed to embody someone who is smart but has been up against it his entire life.
Motherfucking BASTARD. John Garfield not good looking??? He could teach the torches to burn bright (sorry Shakespeare) And stayed that way. "Wrong" politics killed his career....and him
Ironically none of his characters were.....LIAR!
And started Method acting in film BEFORE Marlon Brando and James Dean
@@ColleenCupido If you’re going to call me a liar in block capitals; you can bugger off and find someone else to talk to.
@@danieleyre8913 And if you don't do proper research before making stupid statements.....and then, with Zero repentance OR taking responsibility for what we posted, but have the Nerve to insult ME! In the spirit of Julia Child "If you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen" ( Garfield never in Jewish roles.... Gentleman's Agreement, meaning Liar or Shithead)
What hurt me the most with this film is that it could have been the best noir ever, but there are too many absurd stuff and at the end i was full of rage and deception. The first apparition of lana turner is haunting me since.
I agree. this had a good premise but lot of absurd stuff did happen in the end which completely took it another direction. I think the ending was changed
@@brajeshsingh2391 read the novel
I liked it until the last minute. All of that Christian morality nonsense.
I was really into this movie until about half way. Then it just started with endless twists and turns in a whole new storyline. Without spoiling it for others, I would have liked it much more if it had only involved the 3 original characters and how that ended... maybe with one last betrayal thrown in.
I've got my own 80 yr old Lana Turner.
Lanka's best performance in my opinion
Classic, The beach scene is the beginning of "femme fatale" corruption. They don't make movies like this anymore. Could sit here all day and analyze this. No, never was a theater of a film major, just like the classics.
"They hang you for a thing like that"
Warner Bros. had the best actors & actress in the 1940s
That's what U call Carma. LOL
*karma
@David Evans "Could sit here all day and analyze this. No, never was a theater of a film major, just like the classics."
You're better off that way. Theater and film profs would have filled your head with stupid "theories." You're better off relying on your own intelligence.
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Full movie? 😫
I've seen it. 🤩 But, it's been awhile. ⏰ I want to watch it, now. ⌚ I wish I had a card. 🌠 ♦️♥️♣️♠️
Frank you’ll think of a way.......
wanted eater..................twin oaks..............I had to
1:41
curtains eyes are always watching
and who believes in Karma when it always rings in threes
He.was looking at her and not the road
Lana Turban.🙄 Garfield was good, at least. But, tbh, you're not going to get the real story in 1946. Censors! It's a tale of dirty, evil adulterous sex and murder. That had to wait until 1981 with Nicholson and Lange. Btw: why do they spoil the whole movie in this trailer?
I have made my point
Love and dreams of the imagination
l. turnover - 10,000 & 1X be never enuffums.