Laura(1944)
Saturday, May 3, 2008 at 06:46AM
Catherine Savard in 1940's films, Dana Andrews, Gene Tierney, Hollywood classic, classic film, film-noir, mystery, video trailer

Picture Perfect

 

Laura%20Gene%20Tierney%20blue.jpgGene Tierney’s breathtaking beauty in the title role adds to the performance of the ensemble cast accompanied by the memorable score composed by David Raksin. It all goes together to make this unforgettable classy film noir classic. TVOntario’s Interviews, (Aug.18,’07) include contributions from the leading man, Dana Andrews and director, Otto Preminger. The Interviews contain revelations into the evolution of this wonderful film that are almost as enjoyable as the plot reversals contained in the film itself .

See the Video Trailers for "Laura" (1944) 

. . . In the opening scene of the film, we first meet Laura through taking a virtual walking tour of her home. In the days before “video visits” in online real estate listings, it must have been something of a novelty to inspect the interior of another person’s home in their absence through the camera lens – a kind of early video voyeurism . . .

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