North by Northwest
1959
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Apr 8, 2024 · In a tense confrontation, Thornhill is arrested by police but is then taken to the airport, where he is met by the Professor (Leo G. Carroll), a U.S. intelligence official who informs Thornhill that Kendall is actually an agent working for him, and her assignment is to find out how Vandamm’s operation is smuggling secret information out of ...
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Apr 19, 2024 · The butler, Proutie (Leo G. Carroll) offers to put Grizel up in Lark’s room, but Rollo thinks his sister Selina’s (Lynda Meadows) old room is a better idea. Grizel wants to know about Lark, but Proutie is pretty sparing with the details.
4 days ago · The Wrong Man (1956) Everett Collection. Henry Fonda stars as a man who is wrongly accused of robbery. His once quiet and humble life is ruined in this dark crime drama, masterfully produced and directed by Alfred Hitchcock, who based the film on a true story about a New York City musician.
2 days ago · While Fred is appropriately cheerful and high-spirited, Leo G. Carroll’s Jacob Marley is not as emotive and lamenting as I would have liked; he is not as convincing a Marley to really frighten Scrooge. And there is no fiancée in this version, nor is there a Fezziwig Christmas party, as seen in the other versions.
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Apr 7, 2024 · Young and Burke would reprise their film roles in Topper Returns (Roy Del Ruth, 1941, 2022 UCLA Festival of Preservation), before handing off the lead to Leo G. Carroll for TV’s Topper (1953-1955).—Brian Belak. 35mm, b&w, 80 min. Director: Norman Z. McLeod. Screenwriters: Jack Jevne, Eddie Moran, Corey Ford. Based on the novel by Thorne Smith.
