Favorite Hats from Literature and Cinema

[Blackhorse]

Ahem, well I have an extra hour today courtesy of daylight saving fallback setting. So, as I suggested to myself in another thread I thought it would be fun to post photos or illustrations of some hats from historical or cinimatic sources. You know, Churchill, FDR...Bogie, Raft...Watson, Holmes...etc., etc.

I'll start out with an easy one. Add to this at your own pleasure, gentlemen.

 

[Steve]

I always loved Bogie's hat from Casablanca. I also like Teddy Roosevelt's campaign hat, though it wouldn't suit me.

 

[Blackhorse]

Yes, I see what you mean! It takes JUST the right kind of guy to wear one of those. :eusa_doh:

 

[John in Covina]

Yes, I see what you mean! It takes JUST the right kind of guy to wear one of those. :eusa_doh:

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Bully!

 

[undertaker]

Skimmer or Boater??

This is one of my favorites, Harold Lloyd, the silent film star. Wether it is a boater or a skimmer it looks great on him and in a way became sort of his trademark.

Regards,
J.S.

 

[moustache]

Yes!!!!!!

Ahem, well I have an extra hour today courtesy of daylight saving fallback setting. So, as I suggested to myself in another thread I thought it would be fun to post photos or illustrations of some hats from historical or cinimatic sources. You know, Churchill, FDR...Bogie, Raft...Watson, Holmes...etc., etc.

I'll start out with an easy one. Add to this at your own pleasure, gentlemen.

That is one of my all time favourite series!!!Next to "All Creatures great and small" for the BBC.
The tweed cap and suit that Siegfried Farnon wears are to die for!!!Together they form one of my most sought after outfits from the 30's.

As for hat alone:Indian Jones and his fedora and Alain Delon in Borsalino.

So many more i know i could name.

JD