Classic Film Noir Couples

Charming black-and-white portraits of elegant couples from classic films, featuring dramatic lighting and romantic poses, evoking a nostalgic atmosphere.

Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant / Notorious 1946 directed by Alfred Hitchcock

GINGER ROGERS and RON RANDELL in IT HAD TO BE YOU (1947), directed by RUDOLPH MATE.

CARY GRANT and PAULA RAYMOND in CRISIS (1950), directed by RICHARD BROOKS.

CARY GRANT and JEAN HARLOW in SUZY (1936), directed by GEORGE FITZMAURICE.

William Holden and Grace Kelly , The Country Girl , 1954 directed by George Seaton Paramount Pictures

CARY GRANT and INGRID BERGMAN in NOTORIOUS (1946), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

LAUREN BACALL; HUMPHREY BOGART. 1949.

Bette Davis and George Brent in the 1939 film Dark Victory. Ruth Elizabeth "Bette" Davis (April 5, 1908 - October 6, 1989) was an American actress with a career spanning more than 50 years and 100 acting credits. George Brent (born George Brendan Nolan, 15 March 1904 - 26 May 1979) was an Irish-American stage, film, and television actor. He is best remembered for the eleven films he made with Bette Davis, which included Jezebel and Dark Victory.

JAMES CAGNEY and ANN SHERIDAN in ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES (1938), directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ.

Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant / Notorious 1946 directed by Alfred Hitchcock

JOAN FONTAINE in FROM THIS DAY FORWARD (1946), directed by JOHN BERRY.

12/31/1939. Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn in "The Philadelphia Story".

Robert Cummings and Grace Kelly , Dial M for Murder , 1954 directed by Alfred Hitchcock Warner Bros. Pictures

DAVID NIVEN and BARBARA STANWYCK in THE OTHER LOVE (1947), directed by ANDRE DE TOTH.

CLAIRE TREVOR and DICK POWELL in MURDER, MY SWEET (1944), directed by EDWARD DMYTRYK.

It's All Done By 'Gimmick' Says The Kissable Shelley -- Two aces in the Hollywood pack, Farley Granger and shapely Shelley Winters, arrived in London yesterday. Hers are the lips that 800 members of the Association of Cosmetologists said: "We would most like to kiss." His are the only ones to have that privilege - the two stars became engaged four months ago. What is the magic of this ash-blonde, mink-draped Mae West in miniature"Gimmick!" says Shelley, frankly. "It's that they love".Miss Winters explained: "Gimmick is sex-appeal but mor. With me it's lust for life and a voluptous figure."Farely with Shelley Winters in the days when their romance was the talk of Hollywood. September 27, 1951. (Photo by Daily Mirror).

AMPARO RIVELLES and ADRIANO RIMOLDI in ANGUSTIA (1947).

ANN SHERIDAN and RONALD REAGAN in THE ANGELS WASH THEIR FACES (1939), directed by RAY ENRIGHT.

LORETTA YOUNG and JOSEPH COTTEN in HALF ANGEL (1951).

FREDRIC MARCH and VERONICA LAKE in I MARRIED A WITCH (1942), directed by RENE CLAIR.

ROBERT YOUNG and BETSY DRAKE in THE SECOND WOMAN (1951).

Ingmar Bergman. 1918-2007. Swedish film director. Pictured here 1950 on the film set of the movie High Tension actress Signe Hasso, 1915-2002 and Alf Kjellin. The film had premiere 1950.

EVE ARDEN and GENE BARRY in OUR MISS BROOKS (1956), directed by AL LEWIS.

Angela Lansbury and Peter Shaw, 1948.

HUMPHREY BOGART and INGRID BERGMAN in CASABLANCA (1942), directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ.

Betsy Drake, Mark Stevens, on-set of the Film, "Dancing In The Dark", 20th Century-Fox,

CARY GRANT and PRINCE RAINIER in TO CATCH A THIEF (1955), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

ROCK HUDSON and DOROTHY MALONE in THE TARNISHED ANGELS (1958), directed by DOUGLAS SIRK.

CARY GRANT and CAROLE LOMBARD in IN NAME ONLY (1939), directed by JOHN CROMWELL.

TONY CURTIS and JANET LEIGH in THE PERFECT FURLOUGH (1958), directed by BLAKE EDWARDS.

RAY MILLAND and JEAN ARTHUR in EASY LIVING (1937), directed by MITCHELL LEISEN.

FRANK SINATRA; AVA GARDNER. 1951.

CARY GRANT and EVA MARIE SAINT in NORTH BY NORTHWEST (1959), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

SPENCER TRACY and KATHARINE HEPBURN in WITHOUT LOVE (1945).

Anthony quinn, geraldine brooks, 1953

WILLIAM HOLDEN and DOROTHY LAMOUR in THE FLEET'S IN (1942), directed by VICTOR SCHERTZINGER.

CLARK GABLE and LILLI PALMER in BUT NOT FOR ME (1959), directed by WALTER LANG.

ELIZABETH TAYLOR and MONTGOMERY CLIFT in A PLACE IN THE SUN (1951), directed by GEORGE STEVENS.

RICHARD WIDMARK and MARILYN MONROE in DON'T BOTHER TO KNOCK (1952), directed by ROY WARD BAKER.

CARY GRANT and DEBORAH KERR in AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER (1957), directed by LEO MCCAREY.

ROBERT PRESTON and VERONICA LAKE in THIS GUN FOR HIRE (1942), directed by FRANK TUTTLE.

Vivien Leigh and Rex Harrison Storm in a Teacup 1937

JOHN GAVIN and SANDRA DEE in IMITATION OF LIFE (1959), directed by DOUGLAS SIRK.

Ingrid Bergman (1917-1982) Swedish film and stage actress, with Humphrey Bogart (1899-1957). Still from 'Casablanca', 1942. Based on the play 'Everybody Goes to Rick's' by Murray Burnett and Joan Alison.

MADGE EVANS and EDMUND LOWE in ESPIONAGE (1937), directed by KURT NEUMANN.

JACK PALANCE and JOAN CRAWFORD in SUDDEN FEAR (1952), directed by DAVID MILLER.

"An Alligator Named Daisy".The three stars of the new film "An alligator named Daisy", Now being filmed at Pinewood Studios Buckinghamshire, Jean Carson, Donald Sinden, and Daisy. May 06, 1955.

ROBERT TAYLOR and JEAN HARLOW in PERSONAL PROPERTY (1937), directed by W. S. VAN DYKE.

JOEL MCCREA and SYLVIA SIDNEY in DEAD END (1937), directed by WILLIAM WYLER.

VAN HEFLIN and JUDY GARLAND in PRESENTING LILY MARS (1943), directed by NORMAN TAUROG.

CLARK GABLE and VIVIEN LEIGH in GONE WITH THE WIND (1939), directed by GEORGE CUKOR and VICTOR FLEMING.

LESLIE HOWARD and VIVIEN LEIGH in GONE WITH THE WIND (1939), directed by GEORGE CUKOR and VICTOR FLEMING.

Sandra milo, vittorio caprioli, 1968

Janet Leigh. March 28, 1954.

HUMPHREY BOGART and INGRID BERGMAN in CASABLANCA (1942), directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ.

PAUL NEWMAN and ANN BLYTH in WHY WAS I BORN (1957) -Original title: THE HELEN MORGAN STORY-, directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ.

JOSEPH COTTEN and INGRID BERGMAN in GASLIGHT (1944), directed by GEORGE CUKOR.

Ingrid Thulin, Glenn Ford, on-set of the film, "The Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse", MGM, 1962

OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND and DAVID NIVEN in RAFFLES (1939), directed by SAM WOOD.

KIM NOVAK and JAMES STEWART in VERTIGO (1958), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

Dick Powell, Peggy Dow, publicity portrait for the film, "You Never Can Tell", Universal Pictures, 1951

CLARK GABLE and JEAN HARLOW in HOLD YOUR MAN (1933), directed by SAM WOOD.

CHARLES BOYER and INGRID BERGMAN in ARCH OF TRIUMPH (1948), directed by LEWIS MILESTONE.

LAUREN BACALL and HUMPHREY BOGART in KEY LARGO (1948), directed by JOHN HUSTON.

LANA TURNER and BARRY SULLIVAN in ANOTHER TIME, ANOTHER PLACE (1958), directed by LEWIS ALLEN.

Eric Linden, Cecilia Parker, Publicity Portrait for the Film, "A Family Affair", MGM, 1937

Claudio guzman, anna maria alberghetti, 1960

ROBERT MONTGOMERY and MYRNA LOY in WHEN LADIES MEET (1933), directed by HARRY BEAUMONT.

Patricia Neal, Frank Lovejoy, on-set of the Film, "Three Secrets", Warner Bros., 1950

Macdonald Carey, Shelley Winters, on-set of the film, "South Sea Sinner", Universal Pictures, 1950

LAUREN BACALL and GREGORY PECK in DESIGNING WOMAN (1957), directed by VINCENTE MINNELLI.

Photograph of Jean Simmons (1929-2010) and Stewart Granger (1913-1993).

JOAN FONTAINE and LAURENCE OLIVIER in REBECCA (1940), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman, Casablanca, 1943

LAUREN BACALL and HUMPHREY BOGART in KEY LARGO (1948), directed by JOHN HUSTON.

KIRK DOUGLAS and CAROLYN JONES in LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL (1959), directed by JOHN STURGES.

Billie Burke, Adolphe Menjou, on-set of the Film, "The Bachelor's Daughters", United Artists, 1946

Zsa-Zsa and The Toreador -- Zsa-Zsa Gabor and Daniel Gelin play their first scene together at the St. Maurice Studios.The beautiful Zsa-Zsa Gabor is making a new film. Starring with Daniel Gelin in the Franco-Spanish film "Sang Et Lumieres" Maurice Studios.The exterior shots of the film, taken in Colour, will be filmed in Spain. Daniel Gelin portrays a famous toreador, who following the death of his friend, is afraid to go back into the Arena. Zsa-Zsa plays the part of his Mistress. August 28, 1953. (Photo by Paul Popper).

WILLIAM HOLDEN and VERONICA LAKE in I WANTED WINGS (1941), directed by MITCHELL LEISEN.

OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND and ERROL FLYNN in DODGE CITY (1939), directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ.

NATALIE WOOD and ROBERT WAGNER in ALL THE FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS (1960), directed by MICHAEL ANDERSON.

JAMES STEWART and GRACE KELLY in ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S REAR WINDOW (1954) -Original title: REAR WINDOW-, directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

LORETTA YOUNG and JOSEPH COTTEN in THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER (1947), directed by H. C. POTTER.

LORETTA YOUNG and TYRONE POWER in LOVE IS NEWS (1937), directed by TAY GARNETT.

SOPHIA LOREN and JOHN GAVIN in A BREATH OF SCANDAL (1960), directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ.

Happy Stars -- Jack Benny, famous American comedian and Alice Faye film star, were in a happy frame of mind as they arrived at Southampton aboard the Cunard White Star liner Queen Elizabeth from New York. July 6, 1948.

ROSALINO RUSSEL Y ROBERT MONTGOMERY ACTORES DE EEUU.

Gianna Maria Canale, Van Johnson, Publicity Portrait for the Film, "Go For Broke!", MGM, 1951

WILLIAM HOLDEN and DEBORAH KERR in THE PROUD AND PROFANE (1956), directed by GEORGE SEATON.

ROBERT MITCHUM and AVA GARDNER in MY FORBIDDEN PAST (1951), directed by ROBERT STEVENSON.

JAMES CAGNEY and PRISCILLA LANE in THE ROARING TWENTIES (1939), directed by RAOUL WALSH.

ROBERT TAYLOR and ELIZABETH YOUNG in THERE'S ALWAYS TOMORROW (1934), directed by EDWARD SLOMAN.

Bebe Daniels, the silent screen comedy star and wife of comedian Ben Lyon (pictured), died today after a long illness, aged 70.Miss Daniels, a one time Mack Sennett beauty, had a cerebral haemorrhage at her London home. October 23, 1947.

CLARK GABLE and GRACE KELLY in MOGAMBO (1953), directed by JOHN FORD.

Ralph Lynn. January 18, 1932.;Ralph Lynn.

JAMES STEWART and DORIS DAY in THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH (1956), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

SPENCER TRACY and DEBORAH KERR in EDWARD MY SON (1949), directed by GEORGE CUKOR.

MICKEY ROONEY and JUDY GARLAND in STRIKE UP THE BAND (1940), directed by BUSBY BERKELEY.

JOAN BLONDELL and BING CROSBY in EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN (1939), directed by DAVID BUTLER.

Gielgud And Pamela Brown Off To U.S. - Latest 'consignment' in Britain's steadily increasing export of art and artists to the United States are actor John Gielgud and his co-starring actress Miss Pamela Brown, shown here as they board a B.O.A.C. Stratocruiser for New York at London Airport today (Wednesday). They appeared together in the London production of Christopher Fry's 'The Lady's Not for Burning', and will take their same roles with a British cast on Broadway. October 18, 1950.

Jeffrey Dean, Margaret Lindsay, publicity portrait for the film, "Song Of The City", MGM, 1937

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