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Behind The Scenes: Rebel Without a Cause (1955)

September 25, 2022

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After reviewing Rebel Without a Cause (1955) which you can read HERE, I wanted to share some behind the scenes photos of the film. I can't help but think how beautiful and young they all were. Looking at these photos makes me think that while making this film they must have forged some special friendships.

Which of these behind the scenes photos of Rebel Without a Cause (1955) is your favorite?

Behind the Scenes: What Ever Happened To Baby Jane? (1962)

August 20, 2022

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Behind The Scenes

Can you imagine being on set and watching the iconic Bette Davis and Joan Crawford in their roles as Baby Jane and Blanche? I know there have many reports and speculations of the drama on set while filming this movie but at the end of the day it was about two huge stars doing what they did best.

Here are a few photos that give a behind the scenes look at What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962). You can also read my review on this film HERE.

Behind The Scenes: The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964)

April 28, 2022

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Behind The Scenes

I just love looking at behind the scenes photos of films and tv shows because it gives a rare glimpse into what it was like to make a story come to life. In a time before cell phones and social media, if we were lucky someone was walking around with a camera taking behind the scenes photos in order to document what was happening while making a film or tv show.

Here are a few photos that give a behind the scenes look at Jacques Demy's, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964). You can also read my review on this film HERE.

Do you enjoy looking a behind the scenes photos of films or tv shows?

Behind the Scenes: Miracle on 34th Street (1947)

December 26, 2014

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Behind The Scenes

Christmas night I had a hankering for a classic Christmas story but one set in New York. I own a few classic Christmas themed films so I found Miracle on 34th Street (1947), put it in my dvd player, and slipped blissfully into classic film heaven.

While watching the film I began to get curious about the making of the film and wondering if I could find interviews from the cast speaking about it in interviews. I couldn't find anything online at all. I do know that Maureen O'Hara is 94 now and although she does participate in some classic film events I haven't heard her thoughts and memories on this film either.

That made me think about behind the scenes photos and that if I found some perhaps it could give me an insight on what it may have been like during the making of it. I ended up finding a small handful and from what I can see it seemed like everyone got along well and doted on a very young Natalie Wood.

I love behind the scenes photos of films. In it way it gives a peak into what the experience of making it may have been like.

What classic film would you love to know more about? Did you watch any specific classic holiday film for Christmas day?

Behind The Scenes: Psycho (1960)

September 13, 2014

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Behind The Scenes

Yesterday I shared with you a spotlight on Psycho. Today I would like to share some behind the scenes photos of the filming of the movie. I think my favorite is the first one where Hitchcock is laughing with the two stars of his film. Just too adorable.

What behind the scenes photos would you like to see on A Vintage Nerd? Do you find them to be fun and fascinating as I do?

Behind The Scenes: The Wizard of Oz (1939)

August 15, 2014

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Behind The Scenes

As you may know already, I find behind the scenes photos and information on classic films fascinating. Just seeing what it was like to put together a film, any film, is so interesting.

Here are some behind the scenes photos of The Wizard of Oz:

Old Hollywood Behind the Scenes

July 26, 2014

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Behind The Scenes

Do you ever wonder what sort of antics happened behind the scenes of your favorite films? Ever wonder if the cast got along or just curious to see what the process was in the making the films you love?

I think its fun to see what happens while making a film. And I can only imagine what sort of things happened while making ionic films like Gone with the Wind, Wizard of Oz, and Casablanca.

It is like taking an a peak at something intimate happening. And it's intriguing!

I love these snippets of film making so much I created a board on my Pinterest. If you would like to take a peak it is HERE.

Here are a few shots of behind the scenes of the making of Hitchcock's Psycho, Bride of Frankenstein, and Gone with the Wind. Aren't they fantastic!

Some more fabulous photos from behind the scenes of classic and modern films:

100 Greatest Behind the Scenes Shots

Stunning Behind the Scenes Photos Show Iconic Movies in a New Light

29 Awesome Behind the Scenes Photos from the Sets of Classic Movies

100 Films Behind the Scenes

Are there any classic films that you are curious about and wonder what it was like for the cast and crew behind the scenes?

Behind the Scenes: The Apartment (1960)

January 19, 2014

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Behind The Scenes

Yesterday I shared with you a fantastic film called The Apartment. Today, I want to give you all a behind the scenes look at The Apartment. I just adore candid photos of anyone or anything. But seeing the actors with their director or with their costars relaxing or having fun together is just so super neat to see.

If you enjoy behind the scenes looks of films, take a peak at my Pinterest board HERE.