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Jul
14

In a Lonely Place (1950)–Meeting Laurel Gray

This is a short scene from Nicholas Ray’s masterful 1950 film noir IN A LONELY PLACE. Burned-out screenwriter Dixon Steele (Humphrey Bogart) is suspected of a murder he may or may not have committed. Struggling actress Laurel Gray (Gloria Grahame) provides him with an alibi, and later, loving support. In this scene, Laurel checks up on Dix, and some of the best on-screen flirting between adults plays out. You gotta love Grahame when she says, “I said I liked it…I *didn’t* say I wanted to kiss it.” I do not own the rights to this, and this is not for profit. I only want more people to become aware of this really, really great film. If you want to see more, rent it.
Video Rating: 5 / 5

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  1. JubalCalif says:

    I second that emotion. You obviously have good taste! Bogie always had one of the BEST toupees in the biz. If I had not known he was balding in the front, I would have never known he was wearing what they call “a piece”. Strange how many other big stars had lousy “rugs”, especially James Stewart , John Wayne & Charlton Heston in the 70′s!

  2. Liebling05 says:

    My favorite Bogart movie! Thanks for posting this awesome clip! :)

  3. leesullivan98 says:

    great film please let me know if it’s ever loaded in full

  4. billthestinker says:

    good film for Bogie and his toup fits well

  5. mehilainen100 says:

    I love this movie.

  6. xXxEchosChildxXx says:

    I loved this film… anyone notice the fact that her upper lip never moves?

  7. metapenguin1 says:

    Now * that * — thats a Class Dame

  8. RubyTuesday717 says:

    She said, “I lived a few weeks while you loved me….Goodbye, Dix.”

  9. lcerciello1 says:

    What did Gloria Graham say at the end of the movie when Bogart leaves?

  10. illaveyoubutler says:

    …..i have already bought and seen this.. you are so young,yet so wise…great channel.

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