Raoul Walsh

In Old Arizona is a 1929 Western film, directed by Irving Cummings and Raoul Walsh, nominated for five Academy Awards, including Best Picture. The film, which was based around the character of the Cisco Kid in the story The Caballero's Way...

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...were fired at President Kennedy (9 p.m. History). High Sierra: Humphrey Bogart stars as gangster Roy "Mad Dog" Earle in director Raoul Walsh's tough, effective 1941 melodrama. With Ida Lupino and Joan Leslie (3:15 p.m. TCM). Occupation:...

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...who believes in picking her spots instead of just writing about any damn thing that slides off the screen, pays a call on one of director Raoul Walsh's lesser-knowns, "The Man I Love," starring Ida Lupino, and comes away admiring its modest...

In this article: The Man I Love, Other Dances, Christmas Eve, and TCM

...restoration might be helpful - and a boon to several branches of film history. Wonders seem to have been done with the DVD edition of Raoul Walsh's "The Big Trail." It would be gratifying to possess a comparable replica of "The Virginian."

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...for four quarters and call timeouts at the end to prolong the agony. Jack Warner once said of the director Raoul Walsh: "To Raoul Walsh burning down a whorehouse is a tender love scene. ' Ditto for Urban Meyer, whose deepest satisfactions...

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...the rights to film him in battle, even restaging conflicts for the film crew (which included the eventual film director Raoul Walsh). Last year Gelbart attended the opening in Chicago of his comedy Better Late; it received strong...

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...after years of itinerant studio slavery were gangster pic High Sierra and private-eye staple The Maltese Falcon (both 1941). With Raoul Walsh repeating directorial labors, this grown-up movie for its day (note Virginia Mayo's open-legged...

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...lost sight in one eye. The series features two films each by five helmers wearing eye patches: John Ford, Nicholas Ray, Fritz Lang, Raoul Walsh and Andre de Toth. "After many years of studying classical Hollywood cinema of the 1940s-'50s,...

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...to discuss with his partner where they'll dine, or shoving a grapefruit into Mae Clarke's face, Cagney is magnificently amoral. See him also in The Roaring Twenties (1939) and the extraordinary White Heat (1949), both directed by Raoul Walsh.

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...for "New York, New York. " With the opening number-a jam session in a Fifty-second Street night spot-the director, Raoul Walsh, conjures a thick mood of creative melancholy and cuts it with bracingly acerbic street smarts. Ida...

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