#nancy steele is missing

[vintageerieteacup]

Jail lunch flirting.

[noirgasmweetheart]

Snippits of Ugarte being a difficult prisoner...

"Visas? Yah, I have tons, lying around my apartment. I don't keep track. Maybe I accidentally rolled them into refers, who knows."

"...signed by General de Gaul?! Two of them?....Hmm....nope. doesn't ring any bells."

"Why don't you try looking up Major Strasser's ass-hole. You were probably gonna do that anyway, huh Louie?"

"...son of a bitch didnt even try to help me."

"Sounds like my wife."

"If I ever see his putrid--"

"--Oh! Good morning Louie! Did you and the major manage to find those fucking visas yet?"

"You can tear Casablanca apart brick by brick. You will never find those visas."

"...Rick what the hell are you doing here."

"Looking for a pub. I'm rescuing you, moron."

"I suppose a refined cafe owner is always fashionably late."

"Chew me up when we're on our way out of here."

"Who else is with you?"

"Louie."

"Renault?" [Rhaspy laugh.] "This just keeps getting better and better."

"Look it's a long story. Hurry up or you won't get to hear it."

[peterlorrefanpage]

Peter Lorre as Professor Sturm in "Nancy Steele is Missing!" (1937), with Victor McLaglen.

Once again those eyes of his are gorgeous. Love that second pic the most, I think.

Watch this prison melodrama here:

Nancy Steele Is Missing (1937) : George Marshall : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

IMDB: After being in jail for seventeen years, a crook reunites with the girl he kidnapped as a baby. She now thinks he's her father. When h

[melancholyprince]

Nancy Steele is Missing! (1937) dir. George Marshall

[melancholyprince]

Nancy Steele is Missing! (1937) dir. George Marshall

[peterlorrefanpage]

Peter Lorre doesn't even look up at the start of his opening scene in Nancy Steele is Missing! (1937). which is sheer genius. I'm mesmerized, waiting to see his eyes.

Ah, the precise & weary way he puts on his spectacles, and the seeming nonchalance as he lights his cigarette, being all supportive & friendly and so helpful...

Peter Lorre as Professor Sturm, with British boxer-turned-Hollywood actor Victor McLaglan, in Nancy Steele Is Missing!

[twoeyesinthecrowd]

From a photoshoot during Nancy Steele is Missing (1936)