5 thoughts on “Barbara Stanwyck having a smoke (GIFs)”
Hi Matthew!
Couldn’t find a reply bubble for the photo of Barbara with the mystery man, so I’m sending some information here. The movie, “Jeopardy” from 1953. The man is Ralph Meeker, who also played Mike Hammer in the classic “Kiss Me Deadly.”
This was a fun one. Took me a while to figure him out!
Thanks, Dan! OMG, I have to admit that I was like “I don’t know who that is and I’m too lazy to do the research but I betcha Dan knows so I’ll wait and see if he’ll tell me”. Lazy, lazy, lazy! Glad to have you on board!
So, can you identify where any of the these 3 Barbara GIF come from (which movies)?
I love a challenge. Picture 3 is easiest. Barbara is with Robert Ryan, the movie is “Clash by Night” (1952) which also starred Marilyn. I found photos of Barbara in the same sleeveless blouse. Picture 2 is also easy–it is from the same movie. There are lots of photos of Barbara with the scarf. Picture 1 is from the 30’s and will take some more detective work….
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Hi Matthew!
Couldn’t find a reply bubble for the photo of Barbara with the mystery man, so I’m sending some information here. The movie, “Jeopardy” from 1953. The man is Ralph Meeker, who also played Mike Hammer in the classic “Kiss Me Deadly.”
This was a fun one. Took me a while to figure him out!
Thanks, Dan! OMG, I have to admit that I was like “I don’t know who that is and I’m too lazy to do the research but I betcha Dan knows so I’ll wait and see if he’ll tell me”. Lazy, lazy, lazy! Glad to have you on board!
So, can you identify where any of the these 3 Barbara GIF come from (which movies)?
I love a challenge. Picture 3 is easiest. Barbara is with Robert Ryan, the movie is “Clash by Night” (1952) which also starred Marilyn. I found photos of Barbara in the same sleeveless blouse. Picture 2 is also easy–it is from the same movie. There are lots of photos of Barbara with the scarf. Picture 1 is from the 30’s and will take some more detective work….
Love this stuff! I’m glad to be on board!
Picture #1 is from 1933’s “Ladies They Talk About.”
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OMG you are amazing – you’re on fire! Thanks for the info. There’ll be more opportunities for you to flex your knowledge and research skills soon.