Jorge Curioso
Loading...
37
subscribers
355,016
video views
Uploaded videos
1-10 of 18-
Now You See It - This Gun For Hire (1942)
jorgecurioso
937 views
Veronica Lake serenades Laird Cregar as part of a plan to defeat Axis agents, in the 1942 film noir, This Gun For Hire.
-
So You Do Know Him - This Gun For Hire (1942)
jorgecurioso
369 views
Veronica Lake gets herself in trouble over dinner at villain Laird Cregar's mansion.
-
Right Where I Wanted You - This Gun For Hire (1942)
jorgecurioso
1,157 views
Having just escaped the deadly Alan Ladd after a train ride, Veronica Lake sings in villain Laird Cregar's nightclub, in the 1942 film noir classic, This Gun For Hire.
-
You Talkin To Me? - This Gun For Hire (1942)
jorgecurioso
3,303 views
Alan Ladd meets Veronica Lake on a train to Los Angeles, with villain Laird Cregar also aboard. From the 1942 film noir, This Gun For Hire, Alan Ladd's breakthrough movie,...
-
My Song Is Love Unknown (Calkin)
jorgecurioso
3,941 views
Performed by Susan Beisner on the excellent Listen While We Sing 4-CD set: http://www.wtsbooks.com/product-exec/product_id/5951/nm/Listen_While_We_Sing_88_Hymns_Accompanie...
-
She Didn't Hear You - Sullivan's Travels (1941)
jorgecurioso
5,573 views
Veronica Lake is inconsolable after hearing of the apparent death of Joel McCrea in the 1941 movie, Sullivan's Travels. Robert Warwick and Franklin Pangborn play the movie...
-
Hmm... Good - Sullivan's Travels (1941)
jorgecurioso
8,785 views
Veronica Lake finds out that Joel McCrea is married in the 1941 movie, Sullivan's Travels
-
Salt Treatment - Sullivan's Travels (1941)
jorgecurioso
8,792 views
Veronica Lake tends to an ailing Joel McCrea in the 1941 film, Sullivan's Travels.
-
The Escape - The Glass Key (1942)
jorgecurioso
2,031 views
In one of the great film noir escape scenes, Alan Ladd goes out an upper floor window to get away from William Bendix and Eddie Marr in The Glass Key (1942).
-
Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake - The Glass Key (1942)
jorgecurioso
37,826 views
Various scenes involving Veronica Lake and Alan Ladd from the film noir, The Glass Key (1942). Brian Donlevey appears in the opening and closing scenes here.
Advertisement
About Jorge Curioso
more
less
Play all(18)