With Cathy O'Donnell in They Live By Night, Nicholas Ray, 1949
With Robert Walker in Strangers on a Train, Alfred Hitchcock, 1951
WIth Alida Valli in Senso, Luchino Visconti, 1954
Farley Granger, 1925-2011
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God, They Live By Night is magnificent. My favorite Ray film, and he made a ton of great ones. Granger is wonderful in it. RIP.
These are just beautiful, Glenn. It’s amazing how often your eye is tribute enough.
And don’t forget the unforgettably bizarre The North Star. That and Mission to Moscow lay it on really, really thick.
Siren’s right; these stills are an eloquent case for Granger.
Yes Siren, a picture is worth the proverbial thousand words.