Namaste Sweetie! 090120

 Phil Jarreau from Bel Ami (more of him on AOM here link)

Namaste Sweetie,

Happy 2's Day!

Whatever you enjoy the most

Do it at least twice today!

I hope you are doing well and feelin' fine!

Thanks for being here with me

I hope you will enjoy your visit

I wish you a beautiful day!

Peace and Love,

AOM

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AND THE ANSWER IS!!!!

This scene is from the Hitchcock film

STRANGERS ON A TRAIN

Starring

Farley Granger and Robert Walker

(It also has Hitchcock's daughter, Pat, in the cast)

Granger plays a professional tennis play

(scene above is Walker watching Granger's tennis match)

Who meets Walker on a train

Walker mentions its been reported in the gossip mags

That Granger wants a divorce from his wife

So he can marry a senator's daughter

But his wife won't agree to a divorce

Walker asks Granger to murder his father

While he, Walker, will murder Granger's wife

That way no one will be the wiser as to who murdered who
Criss-Cross

The perfect crime

Granger of course refuses - thinks it's all a joke
 but that doesn't stop Walker
Who follows Granger's wife to a carnival and strangles her

(Walker's character Bruno is very deranged)
Walker then keeps showing up where Granger is
Pressing him to return the favor
Wanting Granger to murder Walker's overbearing father

The story crescendos to the Carousel scene

I think this scene was the genesis of the entire film 

Hitchcock wanted to take a family friendly carousel 

and create a horrific death trap

It is truly a magnificent thrilling scene

From a very great classic film

If you ever get a chance to watch the whole movie

I highly recommend it

(I've seen it on Turner Classic Movies channel)

In this scene
Walker has Granger's cigarette lighter
He plans on planting it at the scene 
where Walker killed Granger's wife 
to pin the murder on Granger
Granger is chasing him to get the lighter back
Before the cops can catch him
The cops think Granger is the murderer at this time
So the struggle over the lighter ensues onto the carousel 

Carousel Scene from Strangers on a Train

YouTube Direct Link: https://youtu.be/75ACQveD9ac

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Patricia Hitchcock talks about Strangers on a Train

YouTube Direct Link: https://youtu.be/71xPQ24Xw38