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| A. Hitchcock: "Notorious". My favourite, don't know why... |
Somehow I got in the possesion of the several Hitchcock's movies that had me transported in the days of my childhood.When I was a little girl, those old b&w movies were much more present in the TV program, while now they're very seldom guests on the TV screen.
I was just overwhelmed with memories and nostalgia for the past times, when I saw women hairstyles from1940s, men in suits with oily and shiny hair, charming studio exteriors, orchestral music in the background, statements about everlasting love after just a few hours of acquaintance, beautiful oldfashioned courting, stiff Cary Grant and his overly emotional female partners in luxury interiors.
I just wish I could live for a while in one of these old movies, where everything seems so simple. Maybe it's just because all of it comes down on just two colors- black and white.
Oh, and Hitchcock is the king. Definitely.
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| Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman in "Notorious" |
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| Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine in "Suspicion" |
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| A famous glass of milk from "Suspicion". And a little bit of kitch ;) |
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| Ingrid Bergman in "Notorious" |
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| Interior, "Notorious" |
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| Interior, "Rebecca" |
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| Joan Fontaine, "Suspicion" |
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| Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine in "Suspicion" |
divne frizure, divan nakit, divno doba:)
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