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What? Where are your reviews for: Flesh and Lace (1965) Hot Skin And Cold Cash (1965) Love Statue (The)(1965) Tell Me in the Sunlight (1965) Did I miss these?

It's taking forever to load, lol. It would be better in list form without the posters. But looking at some of the titles I'd agree with sewhite2000.

It takes a couple of viewings sometimes to click with some films. David Lynch's Mulholland Drive Explained

Go to profile, hit cover photo button (top right screen), find a photo and upload it, the only problem you may encounter is maybe the size of the file you are trying to upload. They usually want postage stamp size (and shape) images. If you pick too big a file it wont load it or something like a wide screen image probably wont load.

With Ahn we'd get a two fer, SOTM and he was the bad guy in Tiki Film Noir Hell's Half Acre, and he's also in other Noir's Impact, Macao, and Hong Kong Confidential.

and then become Candy's pimp.

It could be a dictate from the MPPC that it look like he and Candy were going straight. But a real Noir ending would be Skip gives up pickpocketing and now becomes Candy's pimp. 😎

You're right I missed it, my bad. Apologies to Sewwhite That's the correct way to respond when your wrong..... Now if I was a Twump Reped-lick-can I say it was fake news....

I did mention Ahn before either of you

Gabby Rodgers - Kiss Me Deadly (1955) Joanne Whalley (gun in handbag) - Kill Me Again (1989) Teresa Russell in Impulse (1990)

I don't know if I'd call Carmen Miranda. Ricardo Montalban, Fernando Lamas, Dolores Del Rio, Cesar Romero and Lupe Velez non Caucasian. Anyway these below.... Pedro Armendariz - 128 credits Philip Ahn - 186 credits Isabella Rossellini - 87 credits James Hong - 443 credits Victor Wong - 38 credits

And after both times picking up the germy money he continues to eat with the same chopsticks.

Love the Chinese restaurant Lightnin' Louie sequence. Vic Perry (Lightning Louie). Perry was a real pick-pocket and was a technical adviser on that aspect of the movie.)

Re: Pickup On South Street. My, my what they could slip past the square johns.... Skip: Hows the wip? Detective Winoki: Always in the pink.

Not an expression but interesting anyway. Watching Pickup On South Street notice that Thelma Ritter wets her pencil every time she writes a name down. Any body know why? Did pencils have to be I guess you could call it "Charged" with saliva at one time to get them to write better? And here is a good risque expression from the same film; Skip: Hows the whip? Cop: Always in the pink. My my what they could put over on the square johns.....

If I remember right, Satan Met A Lady is the only film version of The Maltese Falcon (book) that shows/covers the burning of the cargo ship that the falcon arrived on.

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Isn't that the spaceship house from Body Double? 😎

That one, never saw the mini series

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I think that's the only other early Pam Grier film I've seen.

I saw both versions, liked the longer version mostly because there was more Dune.

Coffy (1973) Blaxploitation Pam Grier is out for vengeance and after the pushers who got her little sister hooked on heroin. Groundbreaking with a strong female lead. Of course it has healthy doses the T&A that made America great. Noticed Sig Haig from Jackie Brown, and House of 1000 Corpses, and actress Linda Haynes who played Gretchen in The Drowning Pool as part of the cast also. 7/10 Source TCM

It's an ankle biter.