#paul hyde

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Maybe this is a coincidence, or maybe scams are getting more sophisticated.

I received this text today:

I don't know anyone named Peter in real life. But I do frequently type the name "Peter" on my phone. You all know why.

I double checked that this is probably a scam, then blocked the number. But this raises questions about online privacy.

[peterlorrefanpage]

"You committed worse than a crime. You committed a blunder."

Peter Lorre as the seductive menace Paul Hyde in "Mr. District Attorney" (1941).

Watch every move he makes - listen to the crispness of his voice - catch the almost disarming way he pops up a little on his feet - we're all friends here, yes, yes, everything is quite understandable -

- And then see the way his face changes on the fade-out.

[sheltiechicago]

Marine Characters Smile in a Playfully Illustrated Line of Surfboards by Jean Jullien

French artist Jean Jullien (previously) brings his signature cartoonish characters to a new line of minimally illustrated surfboards. A collaboration with the manufacturer Fernand, the four spirited designs feature a pair of grinning fish, a relaxed whale, and a playful seal painted on single-color backdrops. To create the pieces, Jullien hand-illustrates each of the marine creatures on the foam boards before they’re glazed by Resin League and polished by Paul Hyde.

[angelamontoo]

Peter Lorre Film Character Cuteness Teire List Cause I'm Rather Bored And Depressed

Notes: As with the grading series this is just characters from films that's I've seen. Unlike with the grading series I'm basing the characters worth solely on how much they make me go "aww", which tbf was always one of-if not the most important factor for me, but eh, when you remove all the other factors it does make some difference and I'm kind of curious to see how much

S: Louie "The Dope" Monteau, Polo, Editor Stix

A: Dr. Herman Einstein, Ugarte, Felix Gillie, Colonel Gimpy/Baron Rudolph Maximilian Taggar, Janos "Johnny" Szabo, Himself in Hollywood Canteen

B: Joel Cairo, Abbott

C: Contreras, Dr. Arthur Lorentz

D: Mr Kentaro Moto, Roderick Raskolnikov, The Hairless Mexican

E: Professor Karl Fenninger, Paul Hyde

F: Kismet, Hans Beckert

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Peter Lorre as Mr. Hyde, in "Mr. District Attorney" (1941)

This clip is somewhat misleading. The movie is largely a sunny rom-com hijinx story, with Hyde only appearing in maybe three scenes, all of which feel out of place with the rest of the film.

Nevertheless he is absolutely captivating in those scenes. Legitimately creepy, and disturbingly sexy.

[angelamontoo]

Grading every Peter Lorre character from a movie I've seen part 5

•Janos "Johnny" Szabo-The face behind the mask(1941)

Man! This movie is heartbreaking. Janos is so cute and loveable in the first few minutes and after he meets Helen. Considering how naive and chipper he starts off, I can't help but feel like even after everything he's been through, the personality he seems to have after becoming a criminal is a little too different to the one he starts off with, but that's definitely a nitpick-especially since the difference is probably partially just Janos putting on a tough guy act for his crime pals

6/10. Not my favourite, but not a bad egg

•Paul Hyde-Mr Distract attorney(1941)

I'm gonna be honest with ya, all I remember about this film is Peters character not showing up till like the 40 minute mark and then killing some dude and then talking on the phone with that one guy and mentioning them being in a cabin alone and that making me think "ha ha. Secks" and then his wife shooting him. 4/10

•Joel Cairo-The Maltese Falcon(1941)

A bona-fide Blorbo. He's got curly hair, he wears cute lil bow ties, he plays suggestively with a cane, he smells like gardenia, he screams insults at some slimy old british guy(including calling him a fathead) before crying and he spends the film getting beating up-not that he doesn't deserve it more than a Louie or a Polo, but you still really feel for him. Something I enjoy about Joel that not a lot of people point out is that in some respects he's pulling the same fake innocent act as o shaughnessy and despite being much less subtle about it than she is, it kinda works out better for him. Sure, he gets decked a few times, but she ends the film being escorted to the police station and even if the cops were called on him, he does not. Plus throughout the film Brigid can't seem to open her mouth without Spade telling her she's full of shit and he's not sorry for her, while Cairo is so underestimated by Spade that he gets away with pulling a gun on him twice in the span of 5 minutes and the second time it happens Spade can just laugh about it. Idk I just think it's kind of interesting considering how much people talk about Cairo being a poor little meow meow despite him being not only one of 3 meow meows from his film, but in my opinion, being the least meow meowish and most successful of the 3

10/10 ofc Cairos gonna get a perfect score, he's Joel Cairo

[lessthansix]

[retropunch]

Rock and Hyde - Dirty Water (1987)