Noir Alley: Sweet Smell Of Success (1957) intro 20191103

Noir Alley: Sweet Smell Of Success (1957)) intro by Eddie Muller shown on Nov 3, 2019
From TCM's Noir Alley (Saturdays at Midnight ET and Sunday 10am ET) hosted by the Czar of Noir, Eddie Muller.

[@David-o6b1h]

I love all those dialogs like dog eat dog , the cat is the bag etc

[@gregorybrown6719]

My favorite line is when JJ and Sidney observe the drunk getting rousted from the club. After watching J.J. turns from the spectacle, the neon light illuminates his face, and with a sincere smile, he says
" IIII- LOVE THIS DURTEE TOWN"🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️

[@linus.170]

Thnx 4 upploading this.
Much love to noir🖤
From spain

[@NoirFan77]

You're very welcome

[@David-o6b1h]

This film probably is the best film.i seen tony , caster together is like a atomic bomb of talent exploding in new york

[@richmotroni]

One of my all time favorite films. The screenplay and dialogue is just off the charts. Lancaster and Curtis are in top form. And there is the amazing cinema work by the great artist James Wong Howe

[@NoirFan77]

Yes!! on all counts.

[@spudwas]

Ernest Lehman personally told me he based his novel on "Walter Winchell" and his daughter.

[@NoirFan77]

Cool!

[@forbesmackay2350]

It's usually Carney Tynes who posts these. Imagine my surprise.

[@lauramartel5297]

Now if only Odets could have done a better job on the stilted dialogue in Clash by Night and The Big Knife. Fortunately, the performances rescued the former. The latter was unwatchable.

[@gregorybrown6719]

There's no murder, but every character is ethically bankrupt. Spiritually, they're all dead. That's what makes it noir. Sidney's secretary, Leo's wife, Sally and Steve are the only people whose souls aren't black.