These photos are from an article in the March 4, 1947 french magazine Cinevogue. Love the series of Audrey Totter flirting with the camera, or should I say with Bob as Philip Marlowe in Lady in the Lake (1946). Audrey did such a really good job in the movie, considering the trying circumstances. Film actors were taught to never, ever look directly into the camera lens. Overcoming that was difficult for an old pro like Lloyd Nolan.
Future director Dick Powell stops by to say hi to new director Bob. It's also one Philip Marlowe handing over the reigns to a new one. Dick played the character in 1944's Murder My Sweet. Nifty.
Bob directs Lloyd Nolan as Lt. DeGarmot.
Bob wears his favorite hat from the post-WWII period ... perhaps not PC these days, but definitely snazzy in 1946.
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