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02-11-11 07:39 PM #1Member Country:
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....that was shot as though the camera was the eyes of the lead actor.
You never actually saw his face or even body.
Definitely an American film and I am sure in b&w too...
Was only a kid when I saw it but think the main character may have been
a detective.
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02-11-11 08:23 PM #3Senior Member Country:
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Lady in the Lake (1947) with Rober Montgomery as Philip Marlowe
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02-11-11 08:47 PM #4Member Country:
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Many thanks once again. What a resource you guys are!
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The Humphrey Bogart movie Dark Passage also has an extended section shot entirely from Bogies POV.
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