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Different rough edged style to this Chantrell artwork which appears to borrow from the Pulford technique
This "perfect film noir" defines the economic use of voice over that holds good today as the best example of the technique as pioneered here by director Edward Dmytryk
set in Paris
Robinson and Cyd Charisse
Set of eight front of house cinema lobby cards for the EMI film It shouldn't happen to a vet
Outpost in Morocco Richard Carlson Different rough edged style toPictured is the French foreign legion fort , the outpost in Morocco in this 1949 film filmed on location and with the full support of the French foreign legion. Photographed is George Raft as Captain Paul Gerard in embrace with Marie Windsor cast as Cara. There is an old Anglo Amalgamated film distributors logo in the bottom left corner. This 1949 film was made in black and white. Small historic sellotape marks in the corners.
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