Freddy Mcqueen from Bel Ami
Namaste Sweetie!
Happy Hump Day!!!
So glad you are here with me today
I hope you will enjoy your visit
Before we begin
I wish you a Glorious Day!
Joy, Love and Peace,
AOM
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NAME THAT MOVIE GAME!
Here is the answer to yesterday's question.
THE GREAT ESCAPE
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Here is today's question:
From what movie does the following scene come from?
9 comments:
I think that's Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte - Bette Davis - seems like there was a kerfuffle with casting involving Joan Crawford being replaced at the last minute by Olivia de Havilland - my memory is a bit dim lol
Feliz dia.Amigo venezolano,Cucuta
Happy Hump Day!
Another great smile to start the day.
Dang it! I should have know yesterday's movie, The Great Escape.... my bad!
Today's movie has me stumped. When I first saw it, Sunset Boulevard popped into my head, but I think this actor is Betty Davis, and she was not in that movie. I have to take another bow and say you have stumped me again.
Namaste
hush hush sweet charlotte
Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte
"Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte" If I'm wrong, I'll eat a movie ticket! LOL.
Thanks for the laughs and the gorgeous photos! Hugs, licks, and strokes, bro - WHK
My guess would be "Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte."
Good lord, when we recognize Beth Davis at first sight it's no more a big challenge to discover that this picture is extracted from the film "Hush… Hush, Sweet Charlotte". A thriller that we cannot forget.
Freddy Mcqueen should have been written Freddy McQueen (Mc = Mac, and Mac = son in Scottish) but that has absolutely no importance. Just to tease you, what I do like as you know.
Hugs and bisous, my darling chéri.
Postscript: Do you know with which studios Thomas Danielli works (or worked)?
Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte. Strange to think that black and white movies were still being made in the 1960s! Bette Davis, Olivia DeHaviland, and even Mary Astor.
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