Movie hats

[hatophile]

The guy in the hat looks like Victor Mature.

 

[RBH]

I meant to type Shadow Of A Doubt.

 

[Rogera]

Anyone going to see "Bridge of Spies"? Looks like a good Cold War flick with hats! I love Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks!

 

[DanielJones]

John Wayne's iconic flat cap i The Quiet Man

Cheers!

Dan

 

[DanielJones]

This hat seems to have graced Jimmy Stewart in many of his westerns. Heck, I could almost picture him wearing it when I would listen to his radio program The Six Shooter.

Cheers!

Dan

 

[DanielJones]

Looks like a Dobbs that I have.

Cheers!

Dan

 

[DanielJones]

Of course there is Sidney Greenstreet and his Fez.

Cheers!

Dan

 

[DanielJones]

And Buster Keaton's iconic low crown boater style.

Cheers!

Dan

 

[Strapped-4-Cache]

I managed to see the 1942 movie 'The Man Who Came to Dinner' again after several years of not making time to see it. Of course, THIS time I noticed the hats as well as the dialogue. Wow! So many hats with character in that movie. Aside from the bowler worn by Grant Mitchell at the beginning of the film, every other hat appeared to be well-worn and actually a part of each of the characters. The diamond bash in Richard Travis' hat seemed both casual and deliberate, and Jimmy Durante's heavily handled fedora looked like it had been with him for quite a while. It was great to see the movie after so many years, but even more fun to notice things I'd never noticed before.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Anyone going to see "Bridge of Spies"? Looks like a good Cold War flick with hats! I love Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks!

Saw it a couple of wks ago.

http://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/bridge-of-spies-fedoragasm.84229/

 

[Rogera]

I thought it was a great movie

 

[moontheloon]

during the filming of Devil Dogs in the Air 1953.... Amelia Earhart pays a visit.
That is one fine hat on the right

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[Duper]

Saw it a couple of wks ago.

http://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/bridge-of-spies-fedoragasm.84229/

I saw it a few weeks back as well. I found even the "bad guys" came across as "regular guys". Everyone just had a job to do and they were servants to their ambitious plotting masters. Perhaps Steven was trying to thaw the Cold War.

,,,Mike in Canada

 

[Hurricane Jack]

I saw it a few weeks back as well. I found even the "bad guys" came across as "regular guys". Everyone just had a job to do and they were servants to their ambitious plotting masters. Perhaps Steven was trying to thaw the Cold War.

,,,Mike in Canada

Yes, I thought the spin doctors got at it just a little bit.

 

[tropicalbob]

I managed to see the 1942 movie 'The Man Who Came to Dinner' again after several years of not making time to see it. Of course, THIS time I noticed the hats as well as the dialogue. Wow! So many hats with character in that movie. Aside from the bowler worn by Grant Mitchell at the beginning of the film, every other hat appeared to be well-worn and actually a part of each of the characters. The diamond bash in Richard Travis' hat seemed both casual and deliberate, and Jimmy Durante's heavily handled fedora looked like it had been with him for quite a while. It was great to see the movie after so many years, but even more fun to notice things I'd never noticed before.

Me, too. This movie and "The Male Animal" (with Henry Fonda, Olivia Dehavilland, and Jack Carson) are my two favorite films for men's attire. Not only that, though: this is the only film that makes it seem perfectly reasonable and justifiable to want to do violence to a man in a wheelchair.

 

[Luis]

Over the weekend I re-watched the 1989 Batman film due to Jack Nicholson's acting and since I had not seen it in a long time ~10 years.

Amazed on all the cool hats that came out in the film. Just about everyone is hatted up in this. Just thought I would share this, It's not a golden era film but its got a ton of hats and great wardrobe throughout the film.

 

[moontheloon]

that first hat is fantastic ... I'd love to know what that is

 

[Luis]

that first hat is fantastic ... I'd love to know what that is

Yea! That one caught my attention. I wonder who made all these hats for the film. Tim Burton knew what he was doing when he was making this.

 

[skydog757]

Saw Rob the Mob (2014) on Netflix the other night; an okay movie, but what caught my attention was Andy Garcia's hat -

Any ideas as to make?

 

[Zombie_61]

Yea! That one caught my attention. I wonder who made all these hats for the film. Tim Burton knew what he was doing when he was making this.

I'm not 100% certain, but I believe the wardrobe worn by Michael Keaton, and certainly by Kim Basinger and Jack Nicholson, were made specifically for them for the movie. Everything else probably came from Warner Bros.' wardrobe department warehouse, or was borrowed or rented.