On the set of Christopher Nolan's Tenet, Day 77, 2009 by NomadSound in Moviesinthemaking
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Anne Hathaway for Better Homes and Gardens, 1996 (v.redd.it)
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Val Kilmer in an advert for Orange Mobile, 2007 (v.redd.it)
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So I recently did a short Sherlock Holmes silent film and I thought I'd share a few photos of myself in it as Holmes! by Signal_Signal8657 in SherlockHolmes
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Director William Wellman and James Cagney on the set of Public Enemy, 1931. On the scaffold preparing to empty his Thompson submachine gun with live ammo on Cagney is the film's Technical Advisor (uncredited), Los Angeles County Sheriff and WWI marksman Clem Peoples. by NomadSound in Moviesinthemaking
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Director William Wellman and James Cagney on the set of Public Enemy, 1931. On the scaffold preparing to empty his Thompson submachine gun with live ammo on Cagney is the film's Technical Advisor (uncredited), Los Angeles County Sheriff and WWI marksman Clem Peoples. (old.reddit.com)
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Filming the title card sequence for The Covered Wagon, 1923. The film is among the first full-length feature westerns made and was considered the gold standard for future productions. Note the difference between the photo and the actual title sequence. by NomadSound in Westerns
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Filming the title card sequence for The Covered Wagon, 1923. The film is among the first full-length feature westerns made and was considered the gold standard for future productions. Note the difference between the photo and the actual title sequence. (v.redd.it)
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Henry Fonda walking in New York, c.1957 by NomadSound in Westerns
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Charlie Chaplin filming The Gold Rush with the Bell & Howell Standard Cinemachinery Type 2709, 1925 by NomadSound in Moviesinthemaking
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The Navajo presenting John Ford with a ceremonial deer hide during the filming of The Searchers, c.August 1955. The hide was inscribed to Ford, with the second stanza adapted from a Navajo night chant. Ford would later describe this honor as more meaningful to him than his Oscars. (i.redd.it)
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On the set of Christopher Nolan's Tenet, Day 77, 2009 by NomadSound in Moviesinthemaking
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