I Hate You Too - Gilda (1946)

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Uploaded by on Mar 20, 2009

A scene from Gilda (1946) where Johnny Farrell (Glenn Ford) is trying to get rid off Gilda (Rita Hayworth) but she ends up seducing and kissing him instead!

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  • the sexual tension is this scene is explosive. Rita looks irresistibly gorgeous, and gives one of the greatest female performances the screen has ever seen. Thankyou for uploading!

  • And just think: no one got naked. THAT's acting.

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  • One of the hottest scenes ever. The sexual tension and chemistry between these two is extraordinary.

  • Her beauty is captivating. I'm just in awe of her.

  • shawshank redemption brought me here

  • @LadyTwentySeven Hello There :D

  • I LOVE men who love Rita Hayworth - no, they're not NERDS, they just have GREAT TASTE!!!

  • MASSIVE ERECTION

  • @ladster3 Yeah, I've seen clips of that Joan of Arc film in a documentary. The female lead's face is in total close up where her whole face fills the screen. The silence of the film doesn't diminsh its power from what I could see. Nice one! :)

  • Dear Youtube Friends: This is one of the greatest movies ever. Gilda&John (Rita&Glenn) is the most beautiful couple (with Breakfast at Tiffany's Holly&Paul - Audrey Hepburn&George Peppard) of the movies history. Perfect to the limit. As always Rita and Glenn do their best and more. Those days made wonderful and unmatcheable movies. Today's movies are really forgotten. Thank you for uploading. Ademar (São Paulo, Brazil)

  • @theblazingangel

    Well, to even take the the cinematography geekery even further (but believe me, I'm not really a student of any of this!): The ONLY other "old" B/W film that has really struck me was Dreyer's "Passion of Joan of Arc" which I discovered it right here on Youtube. It's an Incredibly sharp, nuanced, contemporary looking silent from 1928 - with an outstanding female lead....Relevance? It, AND Gilda were both shot by one ...Rudolph Maté!

  • @ladster3 Nah, that wasn't trivial. I appreciate things like that too. It can make or break a movie. Imagine if this was shot in technicolor! D: Light and shade and all those things make all the difference. Cinematography could be considered and art form.

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