Can you guess the name of this movie? Keep scrolling to find the answer.
Trivia on the movie, of the 15 cast members, all are deceased except the bride groom.
Did you guess Rear Window by Alfred Hitchcock? Starring Grace Kelly, Jimmy Stewart and Made in 1954, I saw it then at age 10 at the drive in movie.
As I watched him watching all his neighbors with his Nikon Long Lens for close up viewing, I
To bad they were not running the other Hitchcock film Jimmy was in named Vertigo.... the thing is if were in a wheel chair with nothing to do all day and a camera I would have done the same thing he did. Which was Watch all the life stories in the windows. But I would have been MADLYSnapping!
that was a good movie....so glad you were snapping....
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and you just have to love Alfred Hitchcock. I still have images of The Birds when I see too many birds over my head.
ReplyDeleteHugs and keep taking baby steps you'll be good as new soon
Madi and Mom
Well at least you've progressed to staggering. I hope that is a good thing. Keep on keeping on.
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Bonnie
just glad you were able to be up at all!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen this one, and I knew that Hitchcock made one called Vertigo, so I guessed it was that. I need to see both of them I guess. Nice job of shooting the screen on these. Hope you're doing better.
ReplyDeleteld and i watched that together not long ago. like deb said - glad you are snapping!
ReplyDeleteSo good you were able to snap! Must be somewhat better. Good!
ReplyDeleteI guessed 'Rear Window', not immediately but, I did guess it. ,-)
ReplyDeleteYou have a masterful zoom lens there, my Dear! Plus, it captures right-as-it's-happening. Meaning, my camera does not do well, with movement.
You click yours, and you get the "screen save", which you saw, as you clicked. Not here. Enjoy.
How are you coming along, Hon???
Oh and yes, I remember 'Vertigo.' Eeeeeeeek!!!!!!!!!!!!! ,-)
"Auntie"
Hi, Sandra! I hopped over from Deb's blog. It is nice to meet you. I saw that movie many years ago. I always liked Alfred Hitchcock movies. I see you have some doggies so I am hopping over to meet them too. Going to follow your blog. Hugs
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Thanks. :-) And wasn't that a great movie!
ReplyDeleteLove the header too!!
I knew it, but you threw us a curve with Vertigo in your title. I was thinking, "this isn't Vertigo, wrong actor". lol
ReplyDeleteHope you are back to normal soon.
I guessed correctly! Be careful in your staggering. Hope you get over this inner ear problem soon! I'm beginning to have some flare ups myself and the timing couldn't be worse with vacation coming up.
ReplyDeleteI guessed correctly too. I hope you get well soon. I loved Jimmy Steward and I loved Hitchcock! Good mix.
ReplyDeleteSandie
Back in the mid 50's I saw only cowboy style movies on a Saturday afternoon if my dad felt like letting my brother and I have nickel each!
ReplyDeleteBut yea I would love to be more of a snapper. Lately I snap a lot with my words. I'm in a bit of a lull in my relationship with a dear one(:
I couldn't guess the movie but I did see quite a few Hitchcock movies way back when.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen it - but think I would like too. Good to hear from you again.
ReplyDeleteI knew it:) I hope your vertigo is subsiding..I have had it before and it is awful.:(
ReplyDeleteThis was a good movie. So sorry you are still having vertigo. Praying you soon get the help you need.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are a little better! Never seen the window but have heard of it. A young friend of mine named her blog "Rear Window".
ReplyDeleteI loved the movie Vertigo. In fact I just watched it again last week. My one problem with it is that I was never Kim Novack fan and still not. Wish they had casted somebody else. But still it's good. Anything by Hitchcock is a hit with me.
ReplyDeleteI loved that movie... Think I saw it several times back then!!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you snapped some memories for us.
Hugs,
Betsy
That was easy, I love that movie. I'm a Hitchcock fan from long ago. I think Stewart was also the star of another favorite of mine, The Man Who Knew Too Much.
ReplyDeleteHope your Vertigo is gone by now.
I'm not sure if I've seen any of those movies. I do love Jimmy Stewart and I love the old movies. They just don't hardly ever show them on tv anymore. I love anything with Doris Day in it too!
ReplyDeleteI recognized the movie as Rear Window from the first shot! I've seen it on TV a few times. Well I think it's a good sign that at least you're snapping shots of the TV screen.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy some Hitchcock movies. North by North West would be one that would definitely give me vertigo by just watching! Rear Window is a good one. Hope you're slowly recovering, Sandra.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have ever seen that film. You took great shots of it!
ReplyDeleteI remember that spooky movie.
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