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Max Reinhardt

... cameraman Joseph August of that film died soon after of a heart attack, Selznick strikes again? John Brahm, director of The Lodger , The Locket , and Hangover Square was a Reinhardt alumnus. John Brahm So was Otto Preminger, not a filmmaker of Fantasy, but definetly a ground-breaker when it came to sex, race, drugs, Black-Listing. Plus he directed the archtypal Laura...

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The Tall Target (Warner Archive)

DVD Video Review: A character named John Kennedy tries to stop a conspiracy to assassinate Abraham Lincoln in this historical film noir directed by Anthony Mann and set on a train.

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The Locket - 2:05am

The Locket2:05am Monday, 05 Oct 2009 Repeat CC PG A psychiatrist tries to prevent a disturbed woman's marriage. CAST: Robert Mitchum, Laraine Day, Brian Aherne, Gene Raymond DIR: John Brahm (1946)

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Hey Presto

THE MAD MAGICIAN is the second of Vincent Price’s horror flicks, after HOUSE OF WAX (factor in SON OF SINBAD and Uncle Vinnie must be one of the most persistently three-dimensional of actors, for reasons I can’t quite fathom), and despite boasting a story by Crane Wilbur, who scripted the earlier film, and direction by John Brahm, who had brought expressionist/noir chiaroscuro stylings...