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Classic Film Scenes

Dramatic black and white shots from classic films featuring intense moments of conflict and emotion, capturing the essence of vintage cinema.

Man picking up frightened man

KNOCK ON ANY DOOR (1949), directed by NICHOLAS RAY.

Charles Emmett Mack (right), on-set of the Silent Film, "The Devil's Circus", MGM, 1926

DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE and NOAH BEERY in THE MARK OF ZORRO (1920), directed by FRED NIBLO.

LEE J. COBB and ROBERT TAYLOR in PARTY GIRL (1958), directed by NICHOLAS RAY.

12/31/1939. Cataplun: Jimmy Parrott has already fallen, and see the faces of joy, when they see the director on the ground.

HAROLD LLOYD in GRANDMA'S BOY (1922), directed by FRED NEWMEYER.

James Dunn, Sally Eilers, on-set of the Film, "Dance Team", Fox Film Corporation, 1932

DAVID MCCALLUM in VIOLENT PLAYGROUND (1958).

Man picking up frightened man

AKAHIGE (1965), directed by AKIRA KUROSAWA.

Brian Donlevy, George Baker, on-set of the film, "The Curse Of The Fly", 20th Century-Fox, 1965

Bob Baker, Johnny Mack Brown, Jim Corey, Al Haskell, Johnny Luther, Charles Stevens, on-set of the western film, "Desperate Trails", 1939

Still from the film 'Singin' in the Rain' American musical comedy directed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen. Starring Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds. Dated 1952

FRANCISCO RABAL and FERNANDO REY in EL DIABLO TAMBIEN LLORA (1965).

OUR LADY OF FATIMA (1951) -Original title: LA SEÑORA DE FATIMA-, directed by RAFAEL GIL.

CHARLIE CHAPLIN in IN THE PARK (1915), directed by CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

FERNANDEL in THE SLEEPWALKER (1951) -Original title: BONIFACE SOMNAMBULE-, directed by MAURICE LABRO.

MURDERS IN THE ZOO (1933), directed by A. EDWARD SUTHERLAND.

Barry Sullivan, on-set of the film, "The Miami Story", Columbia Pictures, 1954

Hollywood, California: c. 1918. A film still from an early silent movie featuring a raucous party scene.

VICTOR MCLAGLEN in THE INFORMER (1935), directed by JOHN FORD.

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CHARLIE CHAPLIN in A NIGHT IN THE SHOW (1915), directed by CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

THE OSCAR (1966), directed by RUSSELL ROUSE.

JEANNE MOREAU in DIARY OF A CHAMBERMAID (1964) -Original title: LE JOURNAL D'UNE FEMME DE CHAMBRE-, directed by LUIS BUÑUEL.

Anefo photo collection. Television game "Eve in Naarft". Leo De Hartogh. November 23, 1961

VAN JOHNSON in THE BOTTON OF THE BOTTLE (1956), directed by HENRY HATHAWAY.

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

NOAH BEERY JR., BRIDGES LLOYD and OSA MASSEN in ROCKETSHIP X-M (1950), directed by KURT NEUMANN.

CHARLIE CHAPLIN and HARRY MYERS in CITY LIGHTS (1931), directed by CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

CHARLES MCGRAW and TIMOTHY BOTTOMS in JOHNNY GOT HIS GUN (1971), directed by DALTON TRUMBO.

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

JAMES CAGNEY in BLOOD ON THE SUN (1945), directed by FRANK LLOYD.

Luck of the Irish, 1920. This has been made into several films - Luck of the Irish 1920 and 1936.

BILLY WILDER in LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON (1957), directed by BILLY WILDER.

CHARLIE CHAPLIN in THE GREAT DICTATOR (1940), directed by CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

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Marie Wilson, James Stewart, on-set of the Film, "Mr. Hobbs Takes A Vacation", 20th Century-Fox, 1962

Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds, on-set of the Film, "Goodbye, Charlie", 20th Century-Fox, 1964

EDWARD VAN SLOAN, JOHN BOLES and COLIN CLIVE in FRANKENSTEIN: FRANKENSTEIN (1931) -Original title: FRANKENSTEIN-, directed by JAMES WHALE.

LON CHANEY in LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT (1927), directed by TOD BROWNING.

KEN MAYNARD in SMOKING GUNS (1934), directed by ALAN JAMES.

DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in WILD AND WOOLLY (1917), directed by JOHN EMERSON.

IT CONQUERED THE WORLD (1956), directed by ROGER CORMAN.

ALAN LADD in SHANE (1953), directed by GEORGE STEVENS.

CHARLIE CHAPLIN in ONE A. M. (1916), directed by CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

FRANK SINATRA and GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA in NEVER SO FEW (1959), directed by JOHN STURGES.

Chris Seitz, Michael Eden, Bobby Darin (at bar), Joel Grey, on-set of the Film, "Come September", Universal Pictures, 1961

Suzanne Farmer, Nick Adams, on-set of the film, "Die, Monster, Die!", UK title: "Monster Of Terror", Anglo Amalgamated Film Distributors, American International Pictures, 1965

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CHARLIE CHAPLIN in CITY LIGHTS (1931), directed by CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

CHARLIE CHAPLIN in WORK (1915), directed by CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

Black and white photograph of the film industry; Claude Nolliers in "Justice est faite".

BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO in DANCE WITH ME HENRY (1956), directed by CHARLES BARTON.

BRUCE LEE in GAME OF DEATH (1978).

OLIVER HARDY and STAN LAUREL in BUSY BODIES (1933), directed by LLOYD FRENCH.

DOC, HANDS OF STEEL (1966) -Original title: L' UOMO DALLA PISTOLA D'ORO-.

CANTINFLAS in YOU'RE MISSING THE POINT (1940) -Original title: AHÍ ESTÁ EL DETALLE-, directed by JUAN BUSTILLO ORO.

RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH, JIMMY HANLEY and JOHN BLYTHE in BOYS IN BROWN (1949), directed by MONTGOMERY TULLY.

ERROL FLYNN in SAN ANTONIO (1945), directed by DAVID BUTLER.

DICK POWELL in MURDER, MY SWEET (1944), directed by EDWARD DMYTRYK.

PAUL NEWMAN in THE SILVER CHALICE (1954), directed by VICTOR SAVILLE.

ROMAN TALES (1955) -Original title: RACONTI ROMANI-, directed by GIANNI FRANCIOLINI.

Laurel & Hardy

JEAN MARAIS in THE YOKEL (1960) -Original title: LE BOSSU-, directed by ANDRE HUNEBELLE.

THE BIRDS (1963), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

Tamara Dobson (left), on-set of the Film, "Cleopatra Jones and The Casino Of Gold", Warner Bros., 1975

CARY GRANT and JOSEPHINE HULL in ARSENIC AND OLD LACE (1944), directed by FRANK CAPRA.

Anefo photo collection. Agricultural RAI 1986. Fashion farming clothing. January 20, 1986. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Wilma De Angelis and Claudio Villa, 1962.

Anefo photo collection. Restoration Night watch in Rijksmuseum; Main trainer Kuiper (left) and second restorator Hesterman (right). October 6, 1975

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CANTINFLAS in THE ILLITERATE ONE (1961) -Original title: EL ANALFABETO-, directed by MIGUEL M. DELGADO.

Angelillo In "Juan Simón's Daughter" (José Luis Sánchez Heredia, 1935).

PIETRO MASCAGNI. COMPOSITOR ITALIANO. 1863 - 1945. ESCENA DE SU OPERA " IL PICOLO MAROT " REPRESENTADA EN EL AÑO 1926.

HUMPHREY BOGART in KNOCK ON ANY DOOR (1949), directed by NICHOLAS RAY.

HARPO MARX in ANIMAL CRACKERS (1930), directed by VICTOR HEERMAN.

Original Film Title: DAS FEUERSCHIFF. English Title: DAS FEUERSCHIFF. Film Director: LADISLAO VAJDA. Year: 1963.

MARLON BRANDO in GUYS AND DOLLS (1955), directed by JOSEPH L. MANKIEWICZ.

LA DUQUESA DE BENAMEJI (1949).

ONE WEEK OF HAPPINESS (1934) -Original title: UNA SEMANA DE FELICIDAD-.

DENNIS HOPPER and SAL MINEO in REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE (1955), directed by NICHOLAS RAY.

CHARLIE CHAPLIN and HARRY MYERS in CITY LIGHTS (1931), directed by CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

Rock Hudson, Julie Andrews, on-set of the film, "Darling Lili", Paramount Pictures, 1970

JERRY LEWIS and DEAN MARTIN in MONEY FROM HOME (1953), directed by GEORGE MARSHALL.

GENE BARRY in THE WAR OF THE WORLDS (1953), directed by BYRON HASKIN.

Al Jolson, on-set of the Film, "The Jazz Singer", 1927

Gene Kelly in Singin' in the Rain is a 1952 American musical romantic comedy film directed and choreographed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen. Gene Kelly. Eugene Curran Kelly (August 23, 1912 - February 2, 1996) was an American actor, dancer, singer, filmmaker, and choreographer. He was known for his energetic and athletic dancing style, his good looks, and the likable characters that he played on screen.

CHRISTOPHER LEE and GREGORY PECK in CAPTAIN HORATIO HORNBLOWER (1951) -Original title: CAPTAIN HORATIO HORNBLOWER R. N.-, directed by RAOUL WALSH.

PAGINAS EN NEGRO, UNAS (1950), directed by JUAN FORTUNY.

ALAN LADD in THE GLASS KEY (1942).

Cantinflas actuando en una de teatro junto a Don Catarino.

BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO in THE NAUGHTY NINETIES (1945).

Anefo photo collection. Film "Rififi in Amsterdam" (Director: Giovanni Korporaal); Anton Geesink (as a detective) and Wim Poncia ("De Mug"). April 9, 1962

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