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Robert Hutton in Destination Tokyo, 1943 Director: Delmer Daves

#robert hutton #destination tokyo #1940s film #1940s #wwii #old hollywood #delmer daves #warner bros #my gifs

Robert Hutton-Joan Leslie "Janie gets married" 1946, de Vincent Sherman.

#Joan Leslie #Robert Hutton #Vincent Sherman

On May 19, 1972, The Slime people was screened on Aweful Movies with Deadly Earnest.

The Man Without a Body (1957)

#the man without a body #robert hutton #george coulouris #julia arnall #nadja regin #1957 #1950s movies #charles saunders #w. lee wilder #trash classic #movie posters

The Steel Helmet (1951)

#the steel helmet #samuel fuller #gene evans #Robert hutton #Steve brodie #James edwards #Richard loo #talks

The Slime People | 1963

#The Slime People #Robert Hutton #monster movie #practical effects #monster suit #mst3k #Hammersmith Horror #horror

JULIE DOING “STUFF” WITH FAMOUS PEOPLE (12th post)

Looks like Julie is sharing a Coke and a smile with director, Jean Negulesco on the set of UNDER MY SKIN.

Julie and Ida Lupino practice their moves in OUT OF THE FOG. Love their chemistry! Maybe the unidentified gentleman is giving them rhumba lessons?

They are pictured chatting before a scene for the same film with director, Anotole Litvak. Dig that foggy effect!

HOLLYWOOD CANTEEN was a movie which told the story of the real Canteen. Julie and Bette Davis established the Canteen to entertain service people during WWII. Here he is hanging with costar Robert Hutton during filming. Julie is distracted with script reading by Hutton’s puzzle.

A group of stars gather to hear Jack Benny on his fiddle. Bob Hope is there but not sure who else.

Director Busby Berkeley switches with Julie for a scene with Ann Sheridan. The movie was THEY MADE ME A CRIMINAL.

Director Tay Garnett and crew members are pictured with Julie and Lana Turner as they prepare for a scene in THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE.

Filming on the beach with Joan Crawford and her bathing cap for HUMORESQUE.

Looks like director John Huston is showing Julie and Jennifer Jones a small scale set recreation for the movie WE WERE STRANGERS.

This group of celebrities includes Julie with Ray Bolger, Mitzi Mayfair, Oliver Hardy, Jane Pickens, Stan Laurel and Chico Marx in Miami in November 1941. The Flying Showboat was one of the first USO groups to entertain troops.

Man in a Suitcase: Who's Mad Now? (1.27, ITC, 1968)

"I can get you stopped, you know that?"

"You can try."

"A foreigner, here under sufferance, so to speak... and, uh, you do have a past."

"And, uh, you do have a big mouth; and, uh, you do have some big friends - right?"

#man in a suitcase #who's mad now?#classic tv #itc #1968 #freddie francis #roger parkes #richard bradford #robert hutton #audine leith #philip madoc #john harvey #harriette johns #hedger wallace #luanshya greer #pamela greer #a fairly modest‚ kind of minor episode; admittedly not one i remembered very much. Parkes was fairly new to scriptwriting and #by his own admission (in later interviews) considered his work on MiaS to be run of the mill rush work. this may also have been an episode #intended to save a little budget for some of the more expensive set pieces in the final few episodes; there's little location filming here #and just a couple of sets. not a bad episode‚ but not particularly a standout: the plot concerns an old flame of McGill's who worries #she's losing her mind. cue much 60s gaslighting and a few trippy scenes of apparent hallucination. Philip Madoc pops up as a psychologist #and honestly I'd have enjoyed more of his character. Bob Hutton is the rotten husband who may or may not be causing all the problems (but #let's be real‚ was it ever in doubt?). the scenes between McGill and Hutton do sparkle tho‚ full of restrained jealousy and indignation #i particularly enjoyed the quoted bit above (it's in the way Bradford really hits the 'uh's in a venomous mockery of Hutton's tone; quite #possibly an adlib??). as in the pilot‚ McGill ends up hiring another private detective to do some sleuthing on his behalf #Harvey is quite fun as the competent but heavy drinking private eye