Movies For the Blind

With the help of Herbert (Alec Guinness), Pip (John Mills) works on a daring plan to get his benefactor out of England, and learns some more shocking secrets. Part 3 of 3.

David Lean – A Cinematic Legacy

Alec Guinness and David Lean @ Wikipedia

Great Expectations @ The Criterion Collection

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Now a young man, Pip (John Mills) moves to London, where he learns to be a gentleman, reunites with Estella (Valerie Hobson) and gets shocking news about his benefactor. Part 2 of 3.

John Mills Obituary @ The Guardian

Hayley and Juliet Mills on the Rosebud Podcast

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In this adaptation of the classic Dickens novel, young Pip helps a escaped convict after a terrifying encounter, starts visiting the strange Miss Havisham and falls under the sway of her ward, the lovely and cold Estella (Jean Simmons). 1946. Part 1 of 3.

Adaptations of Great Expectations @Wikipedia

Review @ Senses of Cinema

Jean Simmons Obituary @ The Independent

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As Walter becomes more famous, the pressure mounts for him to create more of his sculptures – which means hunting more prey to be his subjects. t/w: self-harm. Part 2 of 2.

The Little Shop of Horrors @ Wikipedia

Dick Miller Obituary @ RogerEbert.com

That Guy Dick Miller @ JustWatch

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A busboy (Dick Miller) longs to be like the cool artists at the coffee house where he works, but he finds his only talent is for taking advantage of grisly misfortune. 1959. Part 1 of 2.

Roger Corman @ Senses of Cinema

A Bucket of Blood @ Wikipedia

Bert Convy @ Wikipedia

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Terry (Irene Dunne) and Michel (Charles Boyer) try to go on with their separate lives, but when they have a chance encounter, will he discover the truth? Part 3 of 3.

Irene Dunne @ Wikipedia

Irene Dunne 1970 Interview

Irene Dunne Guild

History of Museum Accessibility For Blind Visitors

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When their ship docks in New York City, Terry (Irene Dunne) and Michel (Charles Boyer) make a pact to prepare for their future – but something goes terribly wrong. Part 2 of 3.

Charles Boyer @ Wikipedia

Charles Boyer @ TCM

Four Star Television @ Wikipedia

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A womanizing French artist (Charles Boyer) meets his match in an American former nightclub singer (Irene Dunne) on a ship bound for New York and the people they’re supposed to marry. 1939. Part 1 of 3.

“A Love Affair to Remember” @ Morrill Memorial Library

“An Enchanting Romance” @ Classic Couple

Maria Ouspenskaya @ Wikipedia

She-Wolf of Hollywood: a doc about Maria Ouspenskaya (undescribed)

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When Adam’s life hangs in the balance, Ben (Lorne Greene) must fight his guilt to plan another course of action. Part 2 of 2.

Lorne Greene @ Wikipedia

Lorne Greene reads the news in 1943

Lorne Greene @ Canadian History Ehx

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In an episode from the long-running western tv series, patriarch Ben Cartwright (Lorne Greene) and his sons (Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker, Michael Landon) stand their ground against a sheepherder out to take their land. First aired 1960. Part 1 of 2.

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