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An examination of influential, memorable, and just plain great performances in the history of cinema. The Mummy: Takashi Shimura in “Ikiru” (1952). July 30, 2008. The first thing we see is an X-Ray of a stomach. This stomach, we learn from an unseen narrator, is cancerous, and the man it belongs to, long-time bureaucrat and Section Chief Kanji Watanabe (Takashi Shimura) has not long to live. In other words, he’s not even alive. You need not look further than Shimura’s mere body language in this opening s...
The Dame with the Anklet: Barbara Stanwyck in “Double Indemnity” (1944) | Great Performances
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An examination of influential, memorable, and just plain great performances in the history of cinema. The Dame with the Anklet: Barbara Stanwyck in “Double Indemnity” (1944). July 22, 2008. Is a film that deals not with some conflict between good and evil, but between different shades of evil. The narrator and chief protagonist, insurance agent Walter Neff (Fred MacMurray), garners our sympathy despite conspiring with a seductive customer to kill her husband for the insurance money. Admittedly it’s one o...
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An examination of influential, memorable, and just plain great performances in the history of cinema. The Mummy: Takashi Shimura in “Ikiru” (1952). July 30, 2008. The first thing we see is an X-Ray of a stomach. This stomach, we learn from an unseen narrator, is cancerous, and the man it belongs to, long-time bureaucrat and Section Chief Kanji Watanabe (Takashi Shimura) has not long to live. In other words, he’s not even alive. You need not look further than Shimura’s mere body language in this opening s...
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Great Performances | An examination of influential, memorable, and just plain great performances in the history of cinema.
An examination of influential, memorable, and just plain great performances in the history of cinema. The Mummy: Takashi Shimura in “Ikiru” (1952). July 30, 2008. The first thing we see is an X-Ray of a stomach. This stomach, we learn from an unseen narrator, is cancerous, and the man it belongs to, long-time bureaucrat and Section Chief Kanji Watanabe (Takashi Shimura) has not long to live. In other words, he’s not even alive. You need not look further than Shimura’s mere body language in this opening s...
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