Film Noir Origins: Private Detective 62 (1933)

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Tony D'Ambra

– September 30, 2011Posted in: Articles, Films, Frames Gallery, Lobby

Private Detective 62 (Warner Bros. 1933)  Director Michael Curtiz  |  DP Tony Gaudio  |  Art Director Jack Okey

 
 

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1 Comment

1. Sam Juliano

   Posted October 4, 2011 at 9:38 AM

   Well another most interesting ‘discovery from the vault’ of a film I did hear of but have never seen. Michael Curtiz and Tony Gaudio of course are a celebrated pair of exceptional talents, and it’s no surprise this film would yield the kind of arresting frames you exhibit here. Again, I will do some research on the title and much appreciate the striking intro!