Ella Raines, Tribute (The Phantom Lady)

Video tribute to the wonderful and beautiful actress Ella Raines with clips from the movie The Phantom Lady, of 1944, film directed by the great Robert Siodmak and interpreted by the unfortunate Alan Curtis (died 1953), Franchot Tone and Thomas Gomez in the leading roles..

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[ZZTopRockman]

What DVD ripper and editing software do you use? The clips are nice and clear.

I really like the song too- what is it?

[Lonegan63]

Hi ZZTopRockman

Thank you very much

I use MacTheRipper (DVD) and Final Cut Express, as video editing (both in MacOSX platform).

The title song is If I Should Lose This Love by Gino Vannelli. The album is Inconsolable Man.

Greetings!

Lonegan63

[talfarlow]

Cómo sería esta mujer a todo color, vivita y coleando, se saltan las lágrimas sólo de pensarlo. Si mezcláramos lo mejor de Gene Tierney, Brooke Shields y Rachel Weisz no tendríamos más que un reflejo remoto de la belleza de Ella. Gracias por este homenaje, Lonegan63.

[Lonegan63]

Gracias por tus dedicadas y sentidas palabras talfarlow

saludos!!

Lonegan63

[gordonferry]

Ella Raines appears to have stepped out of a Hopper painting into Hollywood. But she belongs in the dark shadows of a Woolrich (Irish) novel. She was the secretary, of course, and not the Phantom Lady, but if ever a woman were born to be a phantom lady, it was Ella Raines. She is more Siodmak than Sturges. The perfect small town girl in the big city. More mystic in her urban world than ever some gowned creature in a Bronte west wing. The glorious Ella Raines. Wisdom and taste survive in Spain.

[gordonferry]

Greetings Lonegan63. Spent today thinking of Ella Raines on what would have been her 89th birthday and realized I have not watched your tribute in a while. The You Tube audience should pay better attention to this tribute -- it is most evocative.

[mothafraker]

@foxvienna1 Never meant to say it wasn't hard for her & I'm sure he wasn't totally blameless, but Robin was a fighter pilot LONG before they met. her lobbying to save his life was more about want SHE wanted that his safety. Though I do believe she was genuinely concerned for him. But when your husband is responsible for that many other lives you don't start interfering in his career. And you certainly don't start messing with his head the way she did. She just wasn't military wife material.

[foxvienna1]

@mothafraker I read the book recently. Thirty years of marriage, two misscarriages,one stillborn child, lobbyied to save her husbands life,followed him reluctantly around the world, he was a driven wonderul obessed pilot. I think they both paid a lot for our freedom and she lived alone with her children while he did what he was driven to do. A great pilot and warrior, both suffered much for their careers and choices. Peace!

[mothafraker]

@foxvienna1 Read her ex husbands autobiography, she wasn't as classy as you think.

[foxvienna1]

@pncombies I am a fan of Ms. Raines and would appreciate your comments on meeting her. What a classy lady!

[bandit1200k2]

i like, tall in the saddle, she played the part very well as a gun slinging women.

[pncombies]

BTW, Lonegan63, beautiful and classy tribute. Well done...

[pncombies]

I met Ella Raines when I was 13-years-old at Norton AFB in San Bernadino, Ca.

RIP Ms.Raines...

[foxvienna1]

@gordonferry Yes Ms. Raines was and is simply fantastic. A terrific women also.

[billthestinker]

What a beauty and a very good actor

[douglas13740420]

HOLA,,, ME PARECE QUE DEJA UN BACIO LA PARTIDA DE ESTA GRAN MUJER,,, VI SU PELICULAS CON JHON WHEY ERA ESPECIAL E INCLUSO CADA VEZ LA VEO ELLA SE MUY ESPECIAL ALLI