50 Rare Behind The Scenes Photos From Classic Movies (Part 2)
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- Modern filming equipment and digital technology have completely revolutionized the way films are made and viewed. Back in classical movies, the directors have to focus more on the story than cinematography, and the acting skills of both actresses and actors were excellent.
Old movies mostly have a strong and neat storyline, and they were less dependent on superheroes and visual effects. The budget and profit of modern movies have increased so far, which almost turned an artwork into business.
Enjoy these awesome behind the scenes photos from classic movies!
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Golden Age of cinema...These pictures are amazing. Your videos are really great, we never get tired of watching them. Thank you !
Gave me the veryveryvery good old days ! I appreciated it so much forever !(89yrs.)
I was gratified to see Lauren Bacall with "Bogie" and their young son
"To have and have not" it was clear to me the chemistry between her and Humphrey Bogart. she possess a subtle beauty, a rare quality
Raquel Welch was the definition of perfection.
5:02... Wow! And had it going on for decades! Amazing.
Enjoyed that very much,thank you 😊
Nice photos of when actors and actresses were professional.At the same time showing they were as human as the rest of us.😃🎭
when people took pride in the way they looked
I knew so many of these movies thank you thank you 💕
At 2:03 that's not Stan Laurel, Oliver Hard or Edgar Kennedy hanging from the clock - it's Harold Lloyd in "Safety Last".
Great batch of pics. Racquel is still gorgeous today, at 80!
Very Interesting! As a photographer I was interested in seeing the set work.
That's Harold Lloyd hanging from the clock; nothing to do with Laurel and Hardy.
@2:04 that's Harold Lloyd in "Safety Last" from 1923. Definitely worth watching.
7:13 Coppola, Pacino, Keaton in 'The Godfather'? Nope, that is 'Dr Strangelove'.
great piece for cineasts, thank you
That is not Stanley Kubrick and Peter Sellers, etc.. It's Francis Ford Coppola directing Al Pacino and Diane Keaton in The Godfather
Sellers /Kubrick was next, they mixed up the captions.
Miss Welch my pin up Viet Nam 1967 1968!
I found this to be the best of the series.
We saw one of the Superman's being filmed, can't remember which one. Were in southern Alberta and there were police cars with Texas stars on them. A little out of their jurisdiction. We got talking to someone who was a part of the film crew and he told us what was going on. It was fascinating to watch the process for a while.
I have watched Sunset Boulevard! It is a really great movie in my opinion!
This is an error, the shot if of Harold Lloyd in "Safety Last" i believe, but still a nice shot. THanks for the lovely pictures
how do you get Al Pacino/FFC confused with Sellers and Kubrick?
Good one
Excellent shots, but you have a few captions mixed up.
2:00 - This caption (scene from Harold Lloyd’s “Safety Last” mislabeled as Laurel and Hardy’s “Their Purple Moment”) needs to be switched with the caption from 6:41 in Part 1 (Laurel and Hardy’s “Their Purple Moment” mislabeled as Harold Lloyd in “Safety Last”).
There are several obvious mistakes like this.
we know !!
I really hate CGI. The magic of working with real people and props is gone.
02:42 Not Spanisch stairs, it is Colosseum in Italy
Correct, from the movie "Roman Holiday"
Also Spanish Spteps is in Italy: seems to be a sort of international name for "Trinità Dei Monti" in Rome. But surely was the Colosseum!
2:47 is the film 'Roman Holiday' , picture is of the Colosseum in Rome and not The Spanish Steps.
fantasticas fotos
Fred McMurray always had that "What The Hell's Going On" look on his face.
I always likes McMurray in his comedies, but I couldn't stand him in his Hard boiled tough guy roles, because he always came across to me as the kind of "Tough Guy" who would fold up like a house of cards if anyone slapped him.
Both comments exactly fit the same impression I have of him, as an actor, also ! Funny, I've never thought of that since the last time I saw a movie/t.v.show with him in it. But, at that time also... it was exactly the same impression. As a comedy actor, his WTH expression was priceless and unique. But, also too true was the fact I could never believe him as the "tough guy"... for precisely the same reasons mentioned here.
With the first comedy-like, stunned expression - I was compelled to watch more. But with the faux-tough guy facade, I felt more like turning away. It just "didn't fit".
Same with "Beetlejuice" (Michael Keaton) playing Batman. That, imo, was a TOTAL miscasting. Why ?? Is up for speculation. Jack Nicholson, was chosen to play the Joker in that particular movie. He was even nominated for an Academy Award, I believe. But, that was sooooooooo totally, wrong on a gut level. Jack, didn't act. He just played "Jack". He was too old for the part, as well... and, not NEARLY crazy enough, as Michael had been in Beetlejuice.
To me, Jack, should have never been there to begin with... Michael Keaton, would have made the ULTIMATE Joker-gone-wild !! Especially, after his hot-off-the-box-office, out-of-this-world portrayl of: "Beetlejuice... Beetlejuice... Beetlejuice..." !!! @%* Golly, I will never understand why that wasn't completely obvious to the director who made that choice. Michael, was not anywhere even close, to the tough-serious guy, phsycially or psychologically necessary for the Batman role... any more than Fred McMurray was cut-out to be a gangster ;)
@@ZooxMaze Did you ever see McMurray in "Double Indemnity". Every time her called Stanwyk "Baby"... It made me laugh at him, and Now I laugh harder because he sounded exactly like Beavis from "Beavis and Butthead" whenever HE was trying to be cool with the ladies.
The "Cain Mutiny" was more his style, He played a real gutless weasel in that one and was very believable.
Love MM❤️
Gotta get the right captions to the right pics.
I do find it funny he has told us that the Coliseum in Rome is the Spanish Steps. That’s so obviously wrong it’s Police Squad hilarious.
The more I see old pics of Raquel Welch, the more Im convinced she was the hottest woman ever
Welcome to the club...
Rich, I was just thinking that same thing. As they say in my neighborhood "Lord Have Mercy".
You are correct. There has never been a more completely gorgeous woman ever. Can’t top her.
I once saw a close-up photo in brilliant colour, of her, just head and shoulders, and that photo made me an instant admirer.
She has the most beautiful eyes, Just captivating.
You needed convincing? doh !
Need to edit some of the descriptions. A few are incorrect or on the wrong picture. Otherwise a good collection. Thanks.
The description was off on a couple starting with Al Pacino and Diane Keaton Godfather 1971
Women of those eras had way more class and finesse than modern day women... Worked harder,stayed fit and healthy without gyms and Drs...
True, but the clothing was more modest then and concealed more. Also, a woman of 140-160 lbs was considered beautiful then, not "fat".
And no tattoos.
Hooray!
NO TATTOOS!
Captions are all over the place on this one
Where can I get the music soundtrack you use? I think great!
Got a few captions mixed up but generally a fun set of photos! Glad to see the Duke in one at last!
At least 3 images are mis-matched to their captions. Smarten up.
I would dearly love to know the name of the background music and it's composer. It literally encompassed me in my throat e art of these pictures.
Please ??!!
Hitchcock, he made some amazing films.
1:52 is Harold Lloyd doing his own stunt in 'Safety Last'. 7:02 & 7:15 have swapped captions.
You go to all this trouble to collect the photographs and find suitable music, but then screw up the captions. "A" for effort, "C" for execution.
Where did you get the music for this video? I think it so fits these photographs! Could you please tell me where I can git it from?
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A few of the subtitles are on the wrong pictures. Harold Lloyd for one.
Quelle est cette musique de fond? Images saisissantes !
That is not Stan Laurel hanging from the clock face. It is Harold Lloyd.
I love these old photos. But can't whoever puts them together do the smallest bit of editing to stop the simple mistakes. Gesh.
As others have noted, captions are mixed up with the wrong pics on some of these. --So, fix it, already.
Love your work but some of the captions are out of place in this one
02:40 I think it is "Roman Holiday", isn´t it?
That one photo is not Frank Sinatra ,it’s Richard Burton.
Frank Sinatra in make-up played one of the Spanish "rebel leaders" in "Pride and the Passion" co-starring Sophia Loren and Cary Grant.
Richard Burton was not in this photo (or in the movie)
7:04 Francis Ford Copolla, Al Pacino and Diane Keaton. Film "The Godfather"
Laurel & Hardy are down in the street by that black car.
At 7:01 this is not PETER SELLERS but AL PACINO
Shame some of the captions were put with the wrong pictures.
You mixed up the picture of Al Pacino, Diane Keaton and Frances Ford Coppola and the scene with Peter Sellers in Dr. Strangelove.
at 0:31 is that Leonard Nimoy standing beside a young Lauren Bacall?
What is the name of this melody?
Colosseum not Spanish Steps, seems to me, for Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn
Subtitles at 7:00 and 7:10 are swapped.
The Sellers and Pacino slides are swapped ... I paused and was staring at the first one (titled as Sellers, but was actually Pacino) for several minutes thinking ... no way that is P Sellers, looks like a spitting image of A Pacino ... then went to the next slide (titled as Pacino, but was Sellers) and knew I was right LOL!!!!
7:17: WRONG! It is Dr Strangelove
Hahaha... that's funny !! ;)
i noticed at least two mistakes for the descriptions for 2 of these photos
Think you may have mislabeled 4 or 5 of these.
couple descriptions mixed up (godfather and dr strangelove).
Don’t think I’ve ever seen Hitchcock with hair
Do you have an algorithm pick the subtitles?
Von Shtup? 😂 Sounds like a name from a Mel Brooks movie. Or Austin Powers. Do you like to shtup? 😛
I hope you’re kidding. It’s a character from Blazing Saddles…
@@samiam619 😉
In Dr strange Love,its Al Pacino,not Peter Sellers?????????????
2:06 thats buster keaton?
That’s not Baker Street - Baker Street is actually very short in length and nowhere near as portrayed in this photo!
That is not Baker Street, which is quite narrow, not a wide avenue.
Jim Henson was a genius, just my opinion
Actually it was Kermitt who did all the work...Jim only provided a hand of support from time to time.
Raquel Welch is probably the most beautiful woman I've have ever seen in my life.
Oh, come on! Fix the captions!
😂 was certainly a challenge!
2:20 If you haven't seen Rebecca, you're long overdue..............!
Jesus...at least 5 captions that didn't match the pics.....get it together, baby!
My question is, from where are these photos come??
Maybe a museum .
@ 2:45. Umm those are NOT the Spanish Steps. It’s obviously the Coliseum.
7.05 is Al Pacino and not Peter Sellers.
2 minuets , 6 seconds - i think that is Harold lloyd....
way too many errors in the captioins
you have a few of these mixed up.
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00:30...looks like Leonard Nimoy but cant be! 🤷♂
Lauren was 7y older and she looks pretty young here...
Their son, Stephen here, is about 3-4 old, so it must have been shooted in 1952/53 Nimoy was about 22y old. 😏
Several of the captions do not match the photographs! Since that is the basis for your "Rare History" channel, I suggest you take more time and care when assembling these videos. I won't be watching any more of them, however.
Man, has this site got some humongous errors? - For example: 7:05 - it is NOT Stanley Kubrick with Peter Sellers -- Rather, it is Francis Ford Coppola with Al Pacino and Diane Keaton... there are others, too -- Rare History needs some editors with knowledge of film history if they want to get this right.
At least two pics with wrong footage...
Your lower captions for the Godfather and Dr Stangelove pictures were switched around.
Whoever runs this site needs to sync the comments with the pictures a little better.
7:06 ?
Photo/caption mismatch at 2:00, and 2 consecutive ones at 7:00. Do you actually review your videos before posting?
Some of these videos are totally mixed up
A bunch of your captions do not match the photo they are shown with. Nothing like checking your work before you publish it!
Batman smoking lol.
the only one i see here is Buster Keaton.
Ann Miller, hotter than Chinese mustard.