Classic Film Dramatic Interactions

A collection of vintage black-and-white scenes depicting emotional interactions among characters in classic films, featuring elegant attire and dramatic expressions.

US - 1938 - in this parody, a bellboy lingers in a hotel room after taking a married couple there, interrupting them when they're about to kiss, and waiting for his tip. In the end, the man tells him good night and closes the door.

BETTE DAVIS and GEORGE BRENT in DARK VICTORY (1939), directed by EDMUND GOULDING.

JANE WYMAN, RAY MILLAND and PHILLIP TERRY in THE LOST WEEKEND (1945), directed by BILLY WILDER.

JOYCE GRENFELL and ALASTAIR SIM in LAUGHTER IN PARADISE (1951), directed by MARIO ZAMPI.

LAUREN BACALL, AGNES MOOREHEAD and BRUCE BENNETT in DARK PASSAGE (1947), directed by DELMER DAVES.

DANA ANDREWS and LINDA DARNELL in FALLEN ANGEL (1945), directed by OTTO PREMINGER.

GEORGE BURNS, FRED ASTAIRE and GRACIE ALLEN in A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS (1937), directed by GEORGE STEVENS.

VICTOR MATURE and ANN SHERIDAN in STELLA (1950), directed by CLAUDE BINYON.

GRACE KELLY, JOHN WILLIAMS and ROBERT CUMMINGS in DIAL M FOR MURDER (1954), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

ROBERT YOUNG and RITA JOHNSON in THEY WON'T BELIEVE ME (1947), directed by IRVING PICHEL.

PAUL NEWMAN and ANN BLYTH in WHY WAS I BORN (1957) -Original title: THE HELEN MORGAN STORY-, directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ.

SPENCER TRACY and ELIZABETH TAYLOR in FATHER OF THE BRIDE (1950), directed by VINCENTE MINNELLI.

RONALD REAGAN, PHYLLIS THAXTER and DON DEFORE in SHE'S WORKING HER WAY THROUGH COLLEGE (1952), directed by H. BRUCE HUMBERSTONE.

EDNA HAGAN in THE STRUGGLE (1931), directed by D. W. GRIFFITH.

HENRY FONDA and SYLVIA SIDNEY in YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE (1937), directed by FRITZ LANG.

AMPARO RIVELLES and ALBERTO ROMEA in DELICIOSAMENTE TONTOS (1943), directed by JUAN DE ORDUÑA.

JOAN BENNETT and PAUL HENREID in HOLLOW TRIUMPH (1948), directed by STEVE SEKELY.

FERNANDO FERNAN GOMEZ, FERNANDO REY and EMMA PENELLA in UN MARIDO DE IDA Y VUELTA (1957).

ENRIQUE GUITART and SARA MONTIEL in VIDAS CONFUSAS (1949), directed by JERONIMO MIHURA.

HUMPHREY BOGART, CLAUDE RAINS, INGRID BERGMAN and PAUL HENREID in CASABLANCA (1942), directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ.

BRODERICK CRAWFORD, ANDREA LEEDS and GARY COOPER in THE REAL GLORY (1939), directed by HENRY HATHAWAY.

GEORGE SANDERS and ELLA RAINES in THE STRANGE AFFAIR OF UNCLE HARRY (1945), directed by ROBERT SIODMAK.

IRENE DUNNE, CARY GRANT and RANDOLPH SCOTT in MY FAVORITE WIFE (1940), directed by GARSON KANIN.

CARY GRANT and JUNE DUPREZ in NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART (1944), directed by CLIFFORD ODETS.

MECHA ORTIZ and ERNESTO RAQUEN in MARGARITA, ARMANDO Y SU PADRE (1939), directed by FRANCISCO MUGICA.

FERNANDO FERNAN GOMEZ, ANA MARIA CAMPOY and GUADALUPE SAMPEDRO in ES PELIGROSO ASOMARSE AL EXTERIOR (1946), directed by ALEJANDRO ULLOA.

BETTE DAVIS, LYLE TALBOT, DONALD WOODS and MARGARET LINDSAY in FOG OVER FRISCO (1934), directed by WILLIAM DIETERLE.

HENRY FONDA and GENE TIERNEY in THE RETURN OF FRANK JAMES (1940), directed by FRITZ LANG.

GEORGE SANDERS and GERALDINE FITZGERALD in THE STRANGE AFFAIR OF UNCLE HARRY (1945), directed by ROBERT SIODMAK.

GENE LOCKHART, JEAN HEATHER and JAMES BROWN in GOING MY WAY (1944), directed by LEO MCCAREY.

BETTE DAVIS, GERALDINE FITZGERALD and GEORGE BRENT in DARK VICTORY (1939), directed by EDMUND GOULDING.

JANE RANDOLPH, SIMONE SIMON and KENT SMITH in CAT PEOPLE (1942), directed by JACQUES TOURNEUR.

Vintage Photograph. Man wearing suit and hat and woman wearing matching blouse and skirt, turned to side in front of studio backdrop

JOSEPH COTTEN, TREVOR HOWARD and ALIDA VALLI in THE THIRD MAN (1949), directed by CAROL REED.

CARY GRANT, KATHARINE HEPBURN, GEORGE CUKOR and JOHN HOWARD in THE PHILADELPHIA STORY (1940), directed by GEORGE CUKOR.

ROBERT MITCHUM and RHONDA FLEMING in OUT OF THE PAST (1947), directed by JACQUES TOURNEUR.

PAUL NEWMAN and ANN BLYTH in WHY WAS I BORN (1957) -Original title: THE HELEN MORGAN STORY-, directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ.

CARY GRANT and JOAN FONTAINE in SUSPICION (1941), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

ROSALIND RUSSELL and LEO GENN in THE VELVET TOUCH (1948), directed by JOHN GAGE.

JENNIFER JONES and CHARLES BOYER in CLUNY BROWN (1946), directed by ERNST LUBITSCH.

LUPE VELEZ in THE BROKEN WING (1932), directed by LLOYD CORRIGAN.

VICTOR MATURE and ANN SHERIDAN in STELLA (1950), directed by CLAUDE BINYON.

THE SULLIVANS (1944), directed by LLOYD BACON.

JOSE ISBERT, PEPE BLANCO and CARMEN MORELL in MARAVILLA (1957).

ETERNALLY YOURS (1939), directed by TAY GARNETT.

SPENCER TRACY and SIGNE HASSO in THE SEVENTH CROSS (1944), directed by FRED ZINNEMANN.

Original Film Title: CHARLESTON. English Title: CHARLESTON. Film Director: TULIO DEMICHELI. Year: 1959. Stars: SILVIA PINAL; PASTOR SERRADOR.

TYRONE POWER in WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION (1957), directed by BILLY WILDER.

LINA CANALEJAS and ALBERTO CLOSAS in CHARLESTON (1959), directed by TULIO DEMICHELI.

JANET GAYNOR and FREDRIC MARCH in A STAR IS BORN (1937), directed by WILLIAM A. WELLMAN.

It rains on our love. Swedish film from 1946 by Ingmar Bergman starring Barbro Kollberg and Birger Malmsten.

GINGER ROGERS in BACHELOR MOTHER (1939), directed by GARSON KANIN.

WILLIAM HOLDEN, ADOLPHE MENJOU and BARBARA STANWYCK in GOLDEN BOY (1939), directed by ROUBEN MAMOULIAN.

CARY GRANT and PAULA RAYMOND in CRISIS (1950), directed by RICHARD BROOKS.

JAMES STEWART and JOSEPHINE HULL in HARVEY (1950), directed by HENRY KOSTER.

ELAINE STEWART and RAY DANTON in THE RISE AND FALL OF LEGS DIAMOND (1960), directed by BUDD BOETTICHER.

CARLOS GARDEL in TANGO EN BROADWAY (1934).

RICHARD WIDMARK and LINDA DARNELL in NO WAY OUT (1950), directed by JOSEPH L. MANKIEWICZ.

EDWARD ARNOLD, RAY MILLAND and MARY NASH in EASY LIVING (1937), directed by MITCHELL LEISEN.

FRED MACMURRAY, SHIRLEY ROSS and MADELEINE CARROLL in CAFE SOCIETY (1939), directed by EDWARD H. GRIFFITH.

Paul Lukas, Vivienne Osborne, Dorothy Jordan, on-set of the Film, "The Beloved Bachelor", Paramount Pictures, 1931

ANNIE GIRARDOT and SASHA DISTEL in CARELESS LOVE (1964) -Original title: LA BONNE SOUPE-, directed by ROBERT THOMAS.

LA CASA DE LAS SONRISAS (1948), directed by ALEJANDRO ULLOA.

FUGA A DUE VOCI (1943), directed by CARLO LUDOVICO BRAGAGLIA.

FRED MACMURRAY and CAROLE LOMBARD in HANDS ACROSS THE TABLE (1935), directed by MITCHELL LEISEN.

GLENN FORD and EVELYN KEYES in THE MATING OF MILLIE (1948), directed by HENRY LEVIN.

GENE TIERNEY, ANNE BAXTER and RAY COLLINS in LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN (1945), directed by JOHN M. STAHL.

PETER LORRE, CARY GRANT, RAYMOND MASSEY, JOSEPHINE HULL, JEAN ADAIR and PRISCILLA LANE in ARSENIC AND OLD LACE (1944), directed by FRANK CAPRA.

ELISHA COOK JR. and ELLA RAINES in PHANTOM LADY (1944), directed by ROBERT SIODMAK.

JUDY CAMPBELL and SEBASTIAN SHAW in THE STRANGLER (1941) -Original title: EAST OF PICCADILLY-, directed by HAROLD HUTH.

FERNANDO REY and MARIA FELIX in MARE NOSTRUM (1948), directed by RAFAEL GIL.

BOB HOPE and RHONDA FLEMING in THE GREAT LOVER (1949), directed by ALEXANDER HALL.

LESLIE HOWARD and BETTE DAVIS in THE PETRIFIED FOREST (1936), directed by ARCHIE MAYO.

Jeffrey Lynn, Marjorie Reynolds, on-set of the Film, "Home Town Story", MGM, 1951

Film still from 'Train of Events' starring Valerie Hobson, Peter Finch, John Clements, and John Gregson.

OLIVER HARDY and STAN LAUREL in HOLLYWOOD PARTY (1934).

CARY GRANT, RALPH BELLAMY and ROSALIND RUSSELL in HIS GIRL FRIDAY (1940), directed by HOWARD HAWKS.

GLENN FORD and GLORIA GRAHAME in HUMAN DESIRE (1954), directed by FRITZ LANG.

GINGER ROGERS and ROBERT RYAN in TENDER COMRADE (1943), directed by EDWARD DMYTRYK.

YVONNE SANSON in THE OVERCOAT (1952) -Original title: IL CAPPOTTO-, directed by ALBERTO LATTUADA.

MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, LIONEL BARRYMORE and ROBERT TAYLOR in A YANK AT OXFORD (1938), directed by JACK CONWAY.

ANTONIO CASAL and ANA MARIA CAMPOY in CINCO LOBITOS (1945), directed by LADISLAO VAJDA.

CONRAD VEIDT and VALERIE HOBSON in U-BOAT 29 (1939) -Original title: THE SPY IN BLACK-, directed by MICHAEL POWELL.

HENRY FONDA, WILLIAM GARGAN, SYLVIA SIDNEY and BARTON MACLANE in YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE (1937), directed by FRITZ LANG.

TULSA (1949).

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