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Remembering Richard Widmark on his birthday, here in a publicity photo for KISS OF DEATH ('47)

2:00 PM · Dec 26, 2019

Bruce Fulton @dbfulton@mastodon.social

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One of the baddest baddies ever! #TCMParty

@SpencerTracyFan

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Richard Widmark was one of the best! He had the creepiest laugh and it is always enjoyable watching him

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I’ve still only seen a couple of Widmark’s films, but I consider him one of my favorite actors. He was the rare performer who could play sleazy and scary as well as charming and romantic, sometimes within the same film! Happy birthday to one of Film Noir’s most essential icons.