Directed by Robert Wise
Filmed in CinemaScope
This Could Be the Night, 1957 by LenhillAdvancedLite
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Directed by Robert Wise
Filmed in CinemaScope
Directed by Henry Koster
Filmed in CinemaScope
This is the second film shot in the CinemaScope format (after "How to Marry a Millionaire"), but the first one released in said format.
Produced and directed by Henry Koster
Filmed in CinemaScope
Directed by Don Weis
Directed by Richard Thorpe
Filmed in CinemaScope
Produced and directed by Morton DaCosta
Filmed in Technirama
Produced and directed by Fielder Cook
Directed by Richard Fleischer
Filmed in CinemaScope
Directed by Henry Levin
Filmed in CinemaScope
This film was derived from a radio production in those glory days of radio drama. The stunning cinematography by the Hungarian wizard of light and darkness, John Alton (1901-1996), elevates the film from its minor status in the film noir cannon.
Alton wrote several books on photography as an art. "Painting With Light" is his most notable.
@2009 David Lee Guss Film noir homage, "The Crooked Way," Tucson, Arizona
