Intimate Outdoor Settings

Cinematic moments set in natural environments, showcasing characters in reflective and intimate poses amidst lush greenery.

CARY GRANT and JOAN BENNETT in WEDDING PRESENT (1936), directed by RICHARD WALLACE.

LESLIE HOWARD, CLARK GABLE and VIVIEN LEIGH in GONE WITH THE WIND (1939), directed by GEORGE CUKOR and VICTOR FLEMING.

VICTOR MATURE and BETTY GRABLE in I WAKE UP SCREAMING (1941), directed by H. BRUCE HUMBERSTONE (LUCKY).

CARY GRANT and JOAN BENNETT in WEDDING PRESENT (1936), directed by RICHARD WALLACE.

HUMPHREY BOGART and ANN SOTHERN in BULLETS OR BALLOTS (1936), directed by WILLIAM KEIGHLEY.

JOSEPH CALLEIA, CHARLES BOYER and HEDY LAMARR in ALGIERS (1938), directed by JOHN CROMWELL.

GEORGE RAFT, LLOYD NOLAN and GRACE BRADLEY in STOLEN HARMONY (1935), directed by ALFRED L. WERKER.

SHELLEY WINTERS, JOHN PAYNE and JOAN CAULFIELD in LARCENY (1948), directed by GEORGE SHERMAN.

GARY COOPER and BARBARA STANWYCK in BALL OF FIRE (1941), directed by HOWARD HAWKS.

JOEL MCCREA, REGINALD OWEN and JEAN ARTHUR in ADVENTURE IN MANHATTAN (1936), directed by EDWARD LUDWIG.

GLENN FORD and RITA HAYWORTH in GILDA (1946), directed by CHARLES VIDOR.

CLARK GABLE and CLAUDETTE COLBERT in IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT (1934), directed by FRANK CAPRA.

ARTURO DE CORDOVA and MARIA FELIX in REPORTAJE (1953), directed by EMILIO FERNANDEZ.

IRENE DUNNE, CHARLES COBURN and CHARLES BOYER in TOGETHER AGAIN (1944), directed by CHARLES VIDOR.

SPENCER TRACY in KEEPER OF THE FLAME (1942), directed by GEORGE CUKOR.

ROBERT MONTGOMERY and CAROLE LOMBARD in MR. & MRS. SMITH (1941), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

PHILIP DORN, IRENE DUNNE and CEDRIC HARDWICKE in I REMEMBER MAMA (1948), directed by GEORGE STEVENS.

JAMES STEWART and JUNE ALLYSON in THE GLENN MILLER STORY (1953), directed by ANTHONY MANN.

JOSEPH COTTEN, ANNE BAXTER and TIM HOLT in THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS (1942), directed by ORSON WELLES.

FRED MACMURRAY and JOAN CRAWFORD in ABOVE SUSPICION (1943), directed by RICHARD THORPE.

DEBORAH KERR and JOHN KERR in TEA AND SYMPATHY (1956), directed by VINCENTE MINNELLI.

LAUREN BACALL and HUMPHREY BOGART in THE BIG SLEEP (1946), directed by HOWARD HAWKS.

Stanley Baker, Marius Goring, Theodore Bikel, Jocelyn Lane, on-set of the Film, "The Angry Hills", MGM, 1959

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

RAYMOND ROULEAU and MICHELE ALFA in L' AVENTURE EST AU COIN DE LA RUE (1944), directed by JACQUES DANIEL-NORMAN.

ANITA EKBERG and VICTOR MATURE in INTERPOL (1957), directed by JOHN GILLING.

FRED MACMURRAY and FRANCES FARMER in EXCLUSIVE (1937), directed by ALEXANDER HALL.

OSCAR HOMOLKA in A WOMAN ALONE (1936) -Original title: SABOTAGE-, directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

MARIA FELIX and VICTOR JUNCO in THE DEVIL IS A WOMAN (1950) -Original title: DOÑA DIABLA-, directed by TITO DAVISON.

OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND, CHARLES BOYER and WALTER ABEL in THE GOLDEN DOOR (1941) -Original title: HOLD BACK THE DAWN-, directed by MITCHELL LEISEN.

LANA TURNER and JOHN GARFIELD in THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE (1946), directed by TAY GARNETT.

HUMPHREY BOGART, FREDRIC MARCH and MARTHA SCOTT in THE DESPERATE HOURS (1955), directed by WILLIAM WYLER.

MELVYN DOUGLAS and MERLE OBERON in THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING (1941), directed by ERNST LUBITSCH.

RICHARD ANDERSON in CURSE OF THE FACELESS MAN (1958), directed by EDWARD L. CAHN.

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

HUMPHREY BOGART and RAYMOND MASSEY in ACTION IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC (1943), directed by LLOYD BACON.

MICHEL AUCLAIR, CECILE AUBRY and SERGE REGGIANI in MANON (1949), directed by HENRI-GEORGES CLOUZOT.

GREGORY PECK and CARROLL BAKER in THE BIG COUNTRY (1958), directed by WILLIAM WYLER.

DAVID NIVEN and JUNE ALLYSON in MY MAN GODFREY (1957), directed by HENRY KOSTER.

JOSE ISBERT in TREMOLINA (1957), directed by RICARDO NUÑEZ.

But a few minutes before Laurie was due to marry Alex, Amy got a telegram; she'd eloped with Barney. May 2, 1955.

HUMPHREY BOGART, GLORIA GRAHAME and ART SMITH in IN A LONELY PLACE (1950), directed by NICHOLAS RAY.

THE LITTLE REBELS (1955) -Original title: CHIENS PERDUS SANS COLLIER-, directed by JEAN DELANNOY.

HENRY FONDA and LUCILLE BALL in THE BIG STREET (1942), directed by IRVING REIS.

LUIS LLANEZA and RAQUEL RODRIGO in ONE WEEK OF HAPPINESS (1934) -Original title: UNA SEMANA DE FELICIDAD-.

LIBERTAD LAMARQUE and JORGE NEGRETE in GRAN CASINO (1947) -Original title: GRAN CASINO TAMPICO-, directed by LUIS BUÑUEL.

DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR. in THE CORSICAN BROTHERS (1941), directed by GREGORY RATOFF.

Maximilian Schell, Rosalind Russell, Richard Beymer, on-set of the film, "Five Finger Exercise", Columbia Pictures, 1962

HUMPHREY BOGART in THE HARDER THEY FALL (1956), directed by MARK ROBSON.

"It Happens Every Thursday" --- A Pictorial Synopsis"It Happens Every Thursday" is real as life which can be funny as well as earnest. Based on Jane McIlvaine's well-known novel of the same title, it tells the experiences of Jane and Bob McIlvaine in publishing a weekly newspaper which goes to press every Thursday when her husband. Starring Loretta Young and John Forsythe of the Broadway stage, the cast includes a notable array of character comedians. Screenplay is by Dan Lussler, direction by Joseph Pevney, production by Anton Leader for Universal-International. The story in pictures:One of the most cooperative subscribers turns out to be lady () (Gladys George) who operates a road house near Eden. When the McAvoys run a picture of this landmark, they discover it's a place of questionable repute! January 1, 1953. (Photo by Universal City)

MARLENE DIETRICH and GARY COOPER in MOROCCO (1930), directed by JOSEF VON STERNBERG.

MARILYN MONROE and GROUCHO MARX in LOVE HAPPY (1949), directed by DAVID MILLER.

LESLIE HOWARD and WENDY MILLER in PYGMALION (1938), directed by ANTHONY ASQUITH.

Cross examining the witness (OV2023_54)

FRED MACMURRAY, MADELEINE CARROLL and PATRICIA MORISON in ONE NIGHT IN LISBON (1941), directed by EDWARD H. GRIFFITH.

BETTE DAVIS in ANOTHER MAN'S POISON (1951), directed by IRVING RAPPER.

CORNEL WILDE and JUNE ALLYSON in A WOMAN'S WORLD (1954) -Original title: WOMAN'S WORLD-, directed by JEAN NEGULESCO.

PRINCE RAINIER and ROBERT CUMMINGS in DIAL M FOR MURDER (1954), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

TOM EWELL and EVELYN KEYES in THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH (1955), directed by BILLY WILDER.

RUTH ROMAN and FARLEY GRANGER in STRANGERS ON A TRAIN (1951), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

Make A Date With Judy For Fun, Romance And Music... Metro Goldwyn-Mayer's Technicolor musical comedy starring Wallace Beery, Jane Powell, Elizabeth Taylor, Carmen Miranda, Robert Stack, Scotty Beckett and Xavier Cugat, is the story of two girls, their dates, their families, their troubles, their fun, and their romances. it was directed by Richard Thorpe, produced by Joe Pasternak, and slanted for the entire family. But she hadn't counted on "Gramps" (George Cleveland). Camps puts on top hat and tails and decides to take Janie himself. But her friend the drugstore owner (Lloyd Corrigan) presents his Nephew Robert Stack. One look at Bob and Janie decides her troubles are over. Judy is furious at having no escort for the school dance. Her grandfather (George Cleveland) is taking her, when they stop off at the drugstone and meet Stephen Andrews (Robert Stack). October 27, 1948.

HUMPHREY BOGART and ROSE HOBART in CONFLICT (1945), directed by CURTIS BERNHARDT.

"The Storm" - Unaware that they are bitter enemies, the radio operator, Blake (Jack Mulhall) introduces Bob Roberts (Charles Bickford) left to the ship's protty nurse, Peggy Phillips (Nan Grey).In "Typhoon", which will be screening at the Capitol & Lyceum ***** commencing Friday 17/2/39.End feature "This Exciting Night". February 28, 1938. (Photo by Universal Pictures).

Anefo photo collection. Scene from "The fifth column" (Ernest Hemingway) by Scenic Group Comedia. Joan Remmelts and Mimi Boesnach. November 22, 1945. Haarlem

CHESTER MORRIS, SCOTTY BECKETT and ROSE STRADNER in BLIND ALLEY (1939), directed by CHARLES VIDOR.

ROBERT MONTGOMERY and INGRID BERGMAN in RAGE IN HEAVEN (1941), directed by W. S. VAN DYKE.

JAMES STEWART, DORIS DAY and CHRISTOPHER OLSEN in THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH (1956), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

IDA LUPINO and LOUIS HAYWARD in LADIES IN RETIREMENT (1941), directed by CHARLES VIDOR.

CHARLES COBURN, GREGORY PECK and ANN TODD in THE PARADINE CASE (1947), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

MAUREEN O'HARA and MELVYN DOUGLAS in A WOMAN'S SECRET (1949), directed by NICHOLAS RAY.

BRODERICK CRAWFORD and JUDY HOLLIDAY in BORN YESTERDAY (1950), directed by GEORGE CUKOR.

PAUL NEWMAN and PIER ANGELI in SOMEBODY UP THERE LIKES ME (1956), directed by ROBERT WISE.

LUIS PEÑA and ANTONIO VICO in BOY (1926), directed by BENITO PEROJO.

REGINALD OWEN, ROBERT TAYLOR and JEAN HARLOW in PERSONAL PROPERTY (1937), directed by W. S. VAN DYKE.

ROSSANO BRAZZI and JUNE ALLYSON in INTERLUDE (1957), directed by DOUGLAS SIRK.

RAYMOND MASSEY in CHAIN LIGHTNING (1950).

TITA MERELLO in PASO EN MI BARRIO (1951), directed by MARIO SOFFICI.

DENNIS PRICE and MARGARET LOCKWOOD in A PLACE OF ONE'S OWN (1945), directed by BERNARD KNOWLES.

CLARK GABLE and JOAN CRAWFORD in POSSESSED (1931), directed by CLARENCE BROWN.

MICHEL AUCLAIR and CECILE AUBRY in MANON (1949), directed by HENRI-GEORGES CLOUZOT.

JOHN GAVIN and VERA MILES in PSYCHO (1960), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

Ronald Colman, Jack Carson and Ginger Rogers are shown in a scene from RKO Radio's comedy romance, "Lucky Partners," Tentatively titled co-starring Vehicle for Colman and Miss Rogers. Heading the supporting cast are spring Byington, Carson, Billy Gilbert and other well Known players. January 03, 1941.

HUMPHREY BOGART, MARY ASTOR and SYDNEY GREENSTREET in ACROSS THE PACIFIC (1942), directed by JOHN HUSTON.

JACK CARSON, ANN BLYTH and JOAN CRAWFORD in MILDRED PIERCE (1945), directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ.

LUCILLE BALL, CHICO MARX and GROUCHO MARX in ROOM SERVICE (1938), directed by WILLIAM A. SEITER.

JOYCE REYNOLDS in WALLFLOWER (1948), directed by FREDERICK DE CORDOVA.

BETTE DAVIS and CORA WITHERSPOON in DARK VICTORY (1939), directed by EDMUND GOULDING.

Terry Walker, Maurice Murphy, Doris Weston, on-set of the Film, "Delinquent Parents", Progressive Pictures, 1938

MISS TREVELEZ (1936) -Original title: LA SEÑORITA DE TREVELEZ-, directed by EDGAR NEVILLE.

GLENN CORBETT and VICTORIA SHAW in THE CRIMSON KIMONO (1959), directed by SAMUEL FULLER.

FERNANDO FERNAN GOMEZ and FERNANDO REY in AEROPUERTO (1953).

"Four Men And A Prayer" with Loretta Young, Richard Greene and George Sanders, David Niven, C. Aubrey Smith, J. Edward Bromberg, William Henry, John Carradine, Alan Hale Reginald Denny, Berton Churchill, Barry Fitzgerald. August 10, 1938. (Photo by A Twentieth Century Fox Picture).

KIRK DOUGLAS and LINDA DARNELL in THE WALLS OF JERICHO (1948), directed by JOHN M. STAHL.

PATRICIA KNIGHT in SHOCKPROOF (1949), directed by DOUGLAS SIRK.

TERESA WRIGHT, JOSEPH COTTEN and PATRICIA COLLINGE in SHADOW OF A DOUBT (1943), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

Film still from 'Miss Sadie Thompson' starring Rita Hayworth, Jose Ferrer, Aldo Ray, and Charles Bronson.

PAULETTE GODDARD and MICHAEL WILDING in AN IDEAL HUSBAND (1947), directed by ALEXANDER KORDA.

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