memories - color...reality - black and white
made the movie more interesting...couldn't have that effect on me if it weren't that way.
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I agree wholeheartedly. Made it more magical, too, somehow.
"I'm not interested in money. I just want to be wonderful."~Marilyn Monroe
I too agree. The contrast of the of the beautiful, sun drenched, pastel palette of the Riviera could not be brought back once the tristesse marked their lives in a way that no amount of Champagne could drown. What a great choice by Preminger.
It could be, but since when do they list stunt people or body doubles; especially back then when the credits were so limited? I may be mistaken but I don't think they did.
These days I think stunt people have their own section in the credits but that’s usually when there’s more than one person. Body doubles are probably a special case. If the director goes to that much trouble to disguise the fact it wasn’t the actor in a scene why would they mention it in the credits? I’d think they’d avoid drawing attention to it. Besides, if someone has a non-speaking bit part, do they get a mention?
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