Killer's Kiss (1955) | |
| Director(s) | Stanley Kubrick |
| Producer(s) | Morris Bousel, Stanley Kubrick |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Film Noir, Thriller/Suspense |
| Top Topics | Gangsters |
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Killer's Kiss (1955) was a Crime - Drama Film directed by Stanley Kubrick and produced by Stanley Kubrick and Morris Bousel.
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Vincent Rapallo:
Like the man said, "Can happiness buy money?"
Vincent Rapallo: If only you could know how low and worthless I feel.
Gloria Price: I didn't even know you had any feelings.
Davy Gordon: Something's happened.
Gloria Price: Yes, I know.
Davy Gordon: Do you know?
Gloria Price: Sure. You kissed me.
Davy Gordon: Is that all?
Gloria Price: That's all I saw, and I was watching all the time.
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Vincent Rapallo: If only you could know how low and worthless I feel.
Gloria Price: I didn't even know you had any feelings.
Davy Gordon: Something's happened.
Gloria Price: Yes, I know.
Davy Gordon: Do you know?
Gloria Price: Sure. You kissed me.
Davy Gordon: Is that all?
Gloria Price: That's all I saw, and I was watching all the time.
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Many scenes were photographed with a springwound Eyemo camera, which holds 100-foot loads of film. The Eyemo was borrowed from Max Glenn and was subsequently stolen from Stanley Kubrick's car. For many tracking shots, Kubrick and company used the back of a pickup truck in place of a dolly. Kubrick was on welfare during the making of this film.
In one scene Irene Kane was supposed to walk across 42nd Street, but a truck driver repeatedly blocked the way with his vehicle. The driver agreed to clear the area only if Kane would later meet him for a drink. She agreed and the scene was shot, but to this day no one knows if the rendezvous actually took place.
Working with practically no budget and largely without on-location filming permits, Stanley Kubrick had to remain unnoticed while shooting in the nation's busiest city, sometimes secretly shooting from a nearby vehicle.
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In one scene Irene Kane was supposed to walk across 42nd Street, but a truck driver repeatedly blocked the way with his vehicle. The driver agreed to clear the area only if Kane would later meet him for a drink. She agreed and the scene was shot, but to this day no one knows if the rendezvous actually took place.
Working with practically no budget and largely without on-location filming permits, Stanley Kubrick had to remain unnoticed while shooting in the nation's busiest city, sometimes secretly shooting from a nearby vehicle.
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