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Thelma Todd-Richard Dix "The gay defender" 1927, de Gregory La Cava.
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The Ghost Ship (1943)
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Director: Mark Robson
Cinematographer: Nicholas Musuraca
Performers: Richard Dix & Russell Wade
#1940s#1943#Mark Robson#Val Lewton#nicholas musuraca#classic film#classic movies#film#american film#my edits#richard dix#thriller#cinematography#cinema#filmblr
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Oscar Nominee of All Time Tournament: Round 1, Group A
(info about nominees under the poll)
ELEANOR PARKER (1922-2013)
NOMINATIONS:
Lead- 1950 for Caged, 1951 for Detective Story, 1955 for Interrupted Melody
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RICHARD DIX (1893-1949)
NOMINATIONS:
Lead- 1930/31 for Cimarron
#oscars#academy awards#oscar nominees#actors#film#eleanor parker#richard dix#caged 1950#detective story 1951#interrupted melody#cimarron#nominees group a#nominees group a polls
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Irene Dunne and Richard Dix in CIMARRON (1931) directed by Wesley Ruggles
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Richard Dix on a vintage postcard
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B western movie posters
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The Ghost Ship (1943)
"The man is dead. With his death, the waters of the sea are open to us. But there will be other deaths, and the agony of dying, before we come to land again."
#the ghost ship#1943#american cinema#horror film#val lewton#mark robson#donald henderson clarke#leo mittler#richard dix#russell wade#edith barrett#ben bard#edmund glover#robert bice#skelton knaggs#dewey robinson#lawrence tierney#tom burton#harry clay#boyd davis#paul marion#charles lung#fun little rko horror flick‚ as Captain Tricky Dicky Dix sails us on the high seas of astonishment (or at least of mild entertainment)#Dix is very laid back and mild in performance up until the final ten mins or so when he goes absolutely ham‚ all sweaty and raving#fun to spot a v young Tierney (and he gets the nastiest death too‚ squished to bits in a small compartment by a rapidly recoiling great#big ship's chain‚ an astonishingly effective little scene which really sells the terror and the gruesomeness of the situation without#showing a single speck of blood). having a mute character whose inner thoughts are narrated for the audience is.. a choice‚ particularly as#said character isn't really a focus until the very end. it's weird but i didn't hate it. this does all end slightly anticlimacticly tho#with our hero tied up and unconscious for the final showdown and then a rapid (and unconvincing) bit of exposition for the very end#but elsewhere this is atmospheric‚ nicely handled stuff with an interesting array of characters and some good nautical thrills
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Picture Play, June 1925
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Richard Dix, Lois Wilson and Noah Beery in The Vanishing American (1925). Noah was born in Kansas City and had 207 acting credits, from a 1913 short to 1945. Most of Noah's films are long forgotten, but his notable credits include Noahs Ark, and She Done Him Wrong (with Mae West).
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Leslie Brooks-Richard Dix "The secret of the whistler" 1946, de George Sherman.
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The Ghost Ship (1943)
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Director: Mark Robson
Cinematographer: Nicholas Musuraca
Performers: Russell Wade, Richard Dix, Dewey Robinson, Sir Lancelot, Lawrence Tierney, Charles Lung, Skelton Knaggs, Edmund Glover, Ben Bard, & Alec Craig
#1940s#1943#mark robson#val lewton#nicholas musuraca#classic film#classic movies#film#american film#my edits#classic cinema#cinematography#cinema#filmblr#thriller#richard dix#sir lancelot
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Top Man 1943 (magazine page) autographed by Lillian Gish
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Schallert, E. (1930). "Hollywood High Lights," Picture Play Magazine, Vol.31-32, p.55
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Richard Dix (July 18, 1893 – September 20, 1949)
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The Last Movie I Watched...
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