Dirk Bogarde cuts his birthday cake, watched by co-star Olivia de Havilland, on the set of ‘Libel’, 1959.

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Dirk Bogarde cuts his birthday cake, watched by co-star Olivia de Havilland, on the set of ‘Libel’, 1959.
Dirk Bogarde in So Long at the Fair (1950) dir. Terence Fisher and Antony Darnborough
🚨DVR/Viewing alert: British Victorian-era noir SO LONG AT THE FAIR (1950) is airing on @tcm tomorrow night (Tuesday 4/9/24) at 10p Eastern
“Bogarde himself wrote the scene in which Farr admits to his wife that he is gay and has continued to be attracted to other men despite his earlier assurances to the contrary. He wrote years later in his autobiography that his father had suggested he do The Mayor of Casterbridge, “But I did Victim instead, […] playing the barrister with the loving wife, a loyal housekeeper, devoted secretary and the Secret Passion. It was the wisest decision I ever made in my cinematic life. It is extraordinary, in this over-permissive age [c. 1988], to believe that this modest film could ever have been considered courageous, daring or dangerous to make. It was, in its time, all three.’”
Dirk Bogarde as Melville Farr in VICTIM (1961) dir. Basil Dearden
Dirk Bogarde and Ava Gardner on the set of ‘The Angel Wore Red’, from Dirk Bogarde’s personal collection, Italy, 1959.
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Dirk Bogarde photographed on the set of The Password is Courage (1962)
Dirk Bogarde as Melville Farr in VICTIM (1961) dir. Basil Dearden
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RED DUST (1932)
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Natalie Wood 1963. Photo by Bill Ray.
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Buster Keaton The Frozen North - 1922
Maxwell Caulfield as Roy Alston The Boys Next Door (1985) · Horror · Crime · dir. Penelope Spheeris
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FAR FROM HEAVEN (2002) | dir. Todd Haynes
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Victor Fleming’s RED DUST, starring Clark Gable, Jean Harlow, and Mary Astor, opened across the U.S. #OnThisDay in 1932.
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