Miriam Hopkins is lifted off the muddy San Francisco streets. lead by Walter Brennan, in a screencap from Barbary Coast (1935)
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Barbary Coast
Miriam Hopkins and Edward G Robinson did not get along while filming Barbary Coast (1935)
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Barbary Coast
Joel McCrae and Walter Brennan on the streets of San Francisco in Barbary Coast (1935)
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Barbary Coast
Miriam Hopkins and Edward G Robinson in a 1954 lobby card for the re-release of Barbary Coast (1935), re-titled Port of Wickedness, so as not to be confused with other Barbary Coast titles such as Flame of the Barbary Coast and Barbary Coast Gent.
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Barbary Coast
Edward G Robinson grabs hold of Walter Brennan in a scene from Barbary Coast (1935). Walter would go on to make five more films with Howard Hawks – Come and Get It, Sergeant York, To Have and Have Not, Red River and Rio Bravo. He is memorable in all his supporting roles for Hawks.
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Barbary Coast
A crowd including Brian Donlevy and Walter Brennan gathers around Edward G Robinson and Miriam Hopkins in Ed’s San Francisco casino in a scene from Barbary Coast (1935).
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Barbary Coast
Edward G Robinson watches over Miriam Hopkins in a scene from Barbary Coast (1935) with Brian Donlevy and Walter Brennan among the crowd
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Barbary Coast
Edward G Robinson and Miriam Hopkins in Barbary Coast (1935).
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Barbary Coast
Edward G Robinson makes a point in a 1954 re-release publicity still for Barbary Coast (1935)
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Barbary Coast
Brian Donlevy looks over the right shoulder of casino owner Edward G Robinson in a scene from Barbary Coast (1935).
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Monkey Business
foreign poster for Monkey Business (1952)
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Monkey Business
Marilyn Monroe as Miss Laurel poses for Monkey Business (1952). Cary Grant takes her for a swim while he’s under the influence of B4.
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Monkey Business
The young Indians are after Cary Grant in a screencap from Monkey Business (1952)
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Monkey Business
foreign poster for Monkey Business (1952)
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Monkey Business
print ad for Monkey Business (1952)
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