Nancy is age 96, but she sounds lucid and fantastic in this interview from February. If you're anything like me, and I think you probably are, you'll be in heaven listening to this. Search for "It Happened in Hollywood" on your podcast app. There's no video.

She has some really interesting and wise things to say about the nature of fame and Hollywood, themes of the movie itself which had a big impact on her.

Here's a preview of the podcast: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-features/sunset-boulevard-nancy-olson-oscars-podcast-1236149035/

John Huston’s 1950 film features a young Marilyn Monroe. Based on the novel by WR Burnett.

My Birthday was earlier in the week and a fellow reader friend gave me a copy of the "Noir Bible" that is a collection of source of all the stories of Noir Films. It is 1200 pages! I am excited to read and watch the film it became.

Full Moon Matinee presents THE STREET WITH NO NAME (1948).
Mark Stevens, Richard Widmark, Lloyd Nolan.
An FBI inspector (Nolan) is tasked with breaking up a ruthless organized crime gang. He does so by getting an undercover agent (Stevens) to befriend the gang’s leader (Widmark) and join the group. This picture is a follow-up to 1945's "The House on 92nd Street."
Film Noir. Crime Drama.

Full Moon Matinee is a hosted presentation, bringing you non-monetized (no ads!) crime dramas and film noir movies, in the style of late-night movies from the era of local TV programming.

Pour a drink...relax...and visit the vintage days of yesteryear: the B&W crime dramas, film noir, and mysteries from the Golden Age of Hollywood.

If you're looking for a world of gumshoes, wise guys, gorgeous dames, and dirty rats...kick back and enjoy!

I'm going to be visiting Nashville and Memphis Tennessee soon. I'd love to visit locations where films noir were filmed. Does anyone know of any films noir filmed in Nashville or Memphis? Classic era only (40's & 50's), NOT NEO NOIR. Thanks

If so, what do you think? Me and my wife love the acting, setting, and Native American themes sprinkled throughout.

Film noir has its share of mobsters, but are they the same as the ones in the gangster films of the 1930s? Don’t bet on it.

I've tried to find online this french movie called tell no one (2006) in hindi or english dubbed/voice over but failed, can anyone give me the name of such free site. It's a well known french new-noir movie, with hitchcockian tuch. I've it availabe but only with english subtitles but i rarely enjoy movies with subtitles.

Collectors who single-handedly define an entire market are exceedingly rare, and Dwight Cleveland is one of them. On March 27-28, Heritage offers the cream of the Chicago-based Cleveland’s collection in a single-owner auction and proves that his acumen, enthusiasm and strategy of collecting cinema’s greatest movie posters — from Golden-Age Hollywood classics — such as Casablanca and King Kong, to the esoterica of international interpretations of familiar favorites like Cabaret and Barbarella, to one-of-a-kind lobby cards dating back to the early 1900s — has landed him at the top of the collector and philanthropic hierarchy. Cleveland’s storied collection is distinguished by a key factor: He collects his materials based on the seduction and impact of their imagery, artistry and history rather than the more usual practice of building a collection around, say, an era, a genre or a movie star.

This auction, offering the cream of Cleveland’s collection, is the first of several that will showcase further gems from Cleveland’s trove as Heritage continues its relationship with the powerhouse collector. Says Cleveland, “I hope Heritage’s clients and all movie and art lovers experience that same initial lightning bolt I felt when viewing these rare treasures for the first time.” For images and information about all the lots in Heritages’ March 27-28 Cinema on Paper: The Dwight M. Cleveland Collection Movie Posters Signature® Auction, please go here: https://movieposters.ha.com/c/auction-home.zx?saleNo=7402

Which of his works would you qualify as noir?

I have been watching a few noirs like Casablanca and Laura. I N E E D some more movies I am looking for movies with tragic love stories or detective. my best example of movies I like are movies about a detective in a sad love and they never get together or something along those lines.