Rough Shoot (Shoot First) (1953) - Joel McCrea & Evelyn Keyes 

Good post!

But, she was smaller than me and he was a big strapping fellow. Just pick her up holding both her arms tight to her body and let her kick till she tires out or passes out. There's another trick about being paid past a set time to get the movie wrapped - some actor made a small fortune when it went past the contracted finish time (and they suspected something would 'happen'). I suppose drink was what finished Veronica's career.

Great B movie!

He is great in this!

Me, too! And Herbert Lom, a real character.

I loved him too such a natural believable actor

Good post!

Indeed, coloring destroyes the old movies and dont make sense.

You're welcome!

Great post!

Herbert Lom was an amazing character actor.

He played the Phantom of the Opera in 1962.

A Coffin for Demetrious --- got to check that out!!! The Mask of Dimitrios

Ambler got his fame for WWI and between the wars reality based spy novels. "A Coffin For Demetrious" is one of his earliest, best and saddest. He was a brilliant writer and many others,have shamelessly copied him. Thia is a well plotted add acted intrigue movie. Thanks for allowing me to discover it.

Ambler got his fame for WWI and between the wars reality based spy novels. "A Coffin For Demetrious" is one of his earliest, best and saddest. He was a brilliant writer and many others,have shamelessly copied him. Thia is a well plotted add acted intrigue movie. Thanks for allowing me to discover it.

Glad you enjoyed it

A real good B movie!

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes Eric Ambler worked with Hitchcock.

Feels very similar to "The trouble with Harry" at the beginning, except, this was made 2 years earlier.

A true forgotten star of the Golden Age of Hollywood!

She sure was!!!

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes survivor

She also seems to have been rather evil.

It sure is!

Nice post!

Thanks and you are very welcome!

Joel McCrea is great!

Great post!

A wonderful B movie!

You're welcome! A great B movie!

It sure is!

@@freemarketjoe9869 You're right!

Ha!

Yes and yes!!!

Yup!

A real good B movie!

@@freemarketjoe9869 Thanks for the recommendation!

Still hurts!!!

McCrea was right, if you are a certain distance which is NOT terribly far from your target, whether a man or a hunting dog either one, the buckshot will sting but not even leave a mark. I was horrified when my husband was using it on his hunting dog, a few hundred yards - or was it feet??? - away. But when I was soon next to the dog again and looked him over well, not a mark on him and he was just as sassy as ever. But when he was shot at from about that distance, he quickly began behaving again. It didn't change his happy frolicky mood one whit. I remain shocked, over 45 yrs later. A man wearing jacket and hat, in the brush, prolly wouldn't have even been terribly scared, though quick to leave the area in case the shooter immediately came at the man again with his FISTS, and a much more solid landing. NOT to say getting shot at close range with a substantial Gauge shotgun wouldn't be ENTIRELY different.

Great cast. Most people really like this B movie!

Ha!

Good Heavens, Miss Jane Marple is in it too. 1:14:?? by sight.

Classic B movie!

Yup!

Nice post!

Great cast!

Funny!

Good catch!

(The "Lutyens" in the 'Bismarck' picture was a caricature Nazi fanatic, reportedly nothing like the real-life Admiral ).

@@None-zc5vg I know. . It was Lindemann who was the real-life Hitler-lover.

A great B movie!!!

I did wonder though at the very beginning that when our erstwhile American officer played by Joel McCrea fired his shot gun of buck shot - then 'examined' the body he should have realised straight away that he couldn't have killed anyone with buckshot! He would or should have seen the wound of the rifle bullet (his character) being an experienced army officer who probably also saw service in the war... but then we wouldn't have had a movie ha ha! Or I tell myself don't let these details get in the away of a good movie!

The man, the myth, the legend: Cary Grant.

We agree!

A great B movie!

We think so!

Yes!

Never!

Crime scene was not established!

Filmed in England -- the great Evelyn Keyes appeared in a small little independent movie called Gone With The Wind (1939) and her career took off soon after its release. Starring in six movies with Glenn Ford, she made a name for herself. Enjoy these movies from a forgotten star of the Golden Age of Hollywood.

Translation: Bj, I never understand anything about spy movies.. too bad thanks anyway

Fixed it.

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Western?

What? What the hell are you talking about?!! It is a spy thrill er!

He plays very well in the film where he plays Buffalo Bill!!

lol I noticed that as well

Of course, Hollywood magic!

Yup.

Definitely at the time.

Spies!

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes did you know that Philby was honored on a Russian Postage stamp?

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes A poem just for you. POEM TITLE Codeword POEM BODY 'Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde' / Maclean Burgess Philby Blake Burke.

@@johngreen3543 A stamp to Julian Assange. Will we see?

The B

Good post! We agree!