#noirvember — Public Fediverse posts

“Never a Dull Moment” (1968) is the last film where Edward G. Robinson would play a gangster
#RetroView #NeverADullMoment #Noirvember #EdwardGRobinson #FilmNoir

Edward G. Robinson is considered to be the first major Hollywood actor to be a serious art collector. His collection spanned everything from impressionist works to contemporary pieces. He even toured his collection with gallery showings at MOMA & the National Gallery of Art!
#RetroView #NeverADullMoment #Noirvember #EdwardGRobinson #FilmNoir #art

“Brother Orchid” is the fourth of five films that Humphrey Bogart and Edward G. Robinson made together. 8 years after this they made their most well known collaboration: “Key Largo” (1948)
#MusComEnt #BrotherOrchid #EdwardGRobinson #HumphreyBogart #FilmNoir #Noirvember

I love how out of his entire storied career this vaguely religious, crime-comedy is the best that Edward G. Robinson ever looked
#MusComEnt #BrotherOrchid #EdwardGRobinson #FilmNoir #Noirvember

And our #NoirAlley leading men this week are Cornel Wilde, Dan Duryea, Dennis Weaver and Steven Hill
#TCMParty #StormFear #CornelWilde #DanDuryea #DennisWeaver #StevenHill #DarknessAtNoon #Noirvember #FilmNoir

Today's noir is The Big Heat (1953), in which Glenn Ford plays a homicide detective investigating the death of a rouge cop and Gloria Grahame plays the girlfriend of a mobster. #TheBigHeat #FilmNoir #Noirvember