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    The Dark Side of the Screen: Film Noir

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      Seven Brides for Seven Brothers

      Seven Days in May

      Sexual obsession theme in film noir

      Shadow of a Doubt

      plot summary

      quoted

      Shane

      Shaw, Captain Joseph T.

      Shield for Murder

      Shock Corridor

      Shockproof

      Shoeshine

      Side Street

      Expressionism in location film

      Farley Granger in

      money as temptation

      noir set-piece

      Cathy O’Donnell in

      semi-documentary style

      victim theme

      Siegel, Don

      film noir director

      later work

      The Silver Chalice

      The Simple Art of Murder (Chandler, R.) quoted

      Siodmak, Robert

      compared with Fritz Lang

      film noir directors

      style characterized

      Sister Carrie (Dreiser, T.)

      Sleep, My Love

      A Slight Case of Murder

      Sloan, John

      Sloane, Everett

      Smart Set

      Smith, Alexis

      The Sniper

      Social drama

      in film noir

      in gangster films

      So Dark the Night

      Sorry, Wrong Number

      Burt Lancaster in

      middle-class protagonist

      Barbara Stanwyck in

      treatment of time

      weak man theme

      Spade, Sam

      character in The Maltese Falcon

      Humphrey Bogart as

      hard-boiled character

      professional investigator

      Spellbound

      Spillane, Mickey

      compared with Raymond Chandler

      The Spiral Staircase

      noir psychopath theme

      quoted

      Stanwyck, Barbara

      as Phyllis Dietrichson in Double Indemnity

      film noir actress

      film partner to Bogart

      in Double Indemnity

      in The File on Thelma Jordan

      in Jeopardy

      in Sorry, Wrong Number

      man-hating woman in film noir

      The Steel Trap

      narrative quoted

      plot summary

      Theresa Wright in

      Sterling, Jan

      Sternwood, General character in The Big Sleep

      Stevens, George

      Stevens, Mark

      in The Dark Corner

      Stewart, James

      in Call Northside

      in Rear Window

      in Rope

      Stewart, Paul

      A Stolen Life

      Storm Warning

      The Stranger (Camus, A.)

      analysis

      hard-boiled novel

      plot summary

      The Stranger

      noir set-piece

      Strangers on a Train

      as film noir

      confinement theme

      Farley Granger in

      noir psychopath theme

      surreal setting

      violence theme

      weak man theme

      Street with No Name

      city in

      semi-documentary style

      A Streetcar Named Desire

      Sudden Danger

      Sudden Fear

      Joan Crawford in

      middle-class protagonist

      Jack Palance in

      Sullivan, Francis L.

      The Sun Also Rises (Hemingway, E.)

      Sunset Boulevard

      end of film noir

      noir psychopath theme

      social commentary

      unique setting

      voice-over narration

      The Suspect

      Swanson, Gloria

      in Sunset Boulevard

      Swede, the

      character in The Killers

      Sweet Smell of Success

      Burt Lancaster in

      plot summary

      quoted

      Symon, Julian

      Talk About a Stranger

      Taxi Driver

      Taylor, Don

      Tension

      Terry character in The Dark Mirror

      Thieves’ Highway

      They Live By Night

      Farley Granger in

      Cathy O’Donnell in

      plot summary

      rural setting

      They Shoot Horses Don’t They?

      analysis

      plot summary

      The Thin Man (Hammett.)

      The Third Man

      surreal setting

      The 3rd Voice

      This Gun for Hire

      Alan Ladd in

      surreal setting

      Tierney, Gene

      in Laura

      in Leave Her to Heaven

      noir psychopath

      To Catch a Thief

      To Have and Have Not (Hemingway, E.)

      To Have and Have Not Bogart and Bacall in

      Toland, Gregg

      Tomlin, Lily

      Tomorrow Is Another Day

      Too Late for Tears

      Touch of Evil

      characterized

      compared with The Maltese Falcon

      directed by Welles

      genre’s epitaph

      Charlton Heston in

      late noir

      noir psychopath theme

      plot summary

      setting

      Tough guy code

      Toward a Definition of the American Film Noir (Karimi, A.)

      Towers, Constance

      Travis character in Taxi Driver

      Trevor, Claire

      The Trial

      Try and Get Me

      Turner, Lana

      in The Postman Always Rings Twice

      noir psychopath

      Twain, Mark

      2001: A Space Odyssey

      Udo

      character in Kiss of Death

      Umberto D.

      Underworld USA (McArthur.)

      quoted

      Veda

      character in Mildred Pierce

      Vertigo

      as film noir

      Vickers, Martha

      Victims in film noir

      Visconti, Lucino

      Wade, Eileen

      character in The Long Goodbye

      Walker, Robert

      Walking Tall

      Wallach, Eli

      Walsh, Raoul

      film noir director

      gangster film director

      Wanley, Professor

      character in The Woman in the Window

      The Warriors

      Warshow, Robert

      Warwick, Ruth

      Wayne, David

      Webb, Clifton

      film noir character actor

      in The Dark Corner

      in Laura

      Weegee

      Welles, Orson

      compared with Fritz Lang

      directing Touch of Evil

      film noir director

      in The Third Man

      in Touch of Evil

      noir psychopath

      noir world view in The Lady from Shanghai

      visual styling in Touch of Evil

      voice-over narrator

      Wellman, William

      Where Danger Lives

      Where the Sidewalk Ends

      Farley Granger in

      weak man theme

      White Heat

      James Cagney in

      criminal point of view

      gangster film noir

      noir set-piece

      Whitman, Walt

      Widmark, Richard

      archetypal noir victim

      film noir character actor

      in Don’t Bother to Knock

      in Kiss of Death

      in No Way Out

      in Night and the City

      in Panic in the Streets

      in Pickup on South Street

      Wilde, Oscar


      Wilder, Billy

      directing Double Indemnity

      film noir director

      Willis, Gordon

      Wind Across the Everglades

      The Window

      city in

      Expressionism in location film

      terror theme

      Windows

      Windsor, Marie

      Winner, Michael

      Wise, Robert

      Witch-hunt, Communist in film industry

      Withers, Googie

      Witness to Murder

      The Woman in the Window

      Joan Bennett in

      classic noir piece

      Lang film noir

      manhunt theme

      middle-class protagonist

      money and sex theme

      visual styling

      wrong man theme

      The Woman on Pier

      The Woman on the Beach

      Robert Ryan in

      narrative quoted

      plot summary

      Woman on the Run

      Women

      in Chandler’s works

      in film noir

      Woolrich, Cornell

      literary style analyzed

      Wright, Teresa

      in Shadow of a Doubt

      Wrong man theme in film noir

      The Wrong Man

      as film noir

      confinement theme

      quoted

      victim theme

      Wyatt, Jane

      in Pitfall

      Young, Gig

      Young, Robert

      You Only Live Once

      Zola, Émile

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