Movie hats

[T Jones]

I remembered the scene with him walking up the road, & the crow flying back & forth.

Yup. Fulfilling a vision that Ada, (Nicole Kidman), saw when she looked down Swangers' well, Inman staggering out of the woods with crows flying around him.

 

[BobHufford]

Having a whiskey, a beer chaser and tipping my hat to the recently departed Mr. Douglas.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Yup. Fulfilling a vision that Ada, (Nicole Kidman), saw when she looked down Swangers' well, Inman staggering out of the woods with crows flying around him.

Full movie.

 

[GHT]

Googie Withers as Blanche in Hitchcock's: The Lady Vanishes.

Withers is probably best known to British audiences as the governor in Within These Walls. A British television drama program made by London Weekend Television for ITV and shown between 1974 and 1978. It portrayed life in HMP Stone Park, a fictional women's prison.

She played the lead character, a well-groomed, genteel governor, named Faye Boswell and episodes revolved around her attempts to liberalise the prison regime while managing her personal life at home. Another prominent character was her Chief Officer, Mrs. Armitage (Mona Bruce). Googie Withers left after three series.

She had a long life and died aged 94, here she is, complete with hat, collecting her gong from The Queen, (CBE)

I wonder how many knew, when Within These Walls was very popular, that Blanche, in The Lady Vanishes, had quite a racy part?

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Brian Dennehy (1938 - 2020) RIP

 

[GHT]

Leslie Phillips, in Crooks Anonymous: Phillips was the master of suave who had a reputation for playing upper class fools and lecherous smoothies:

Marlene Dietrich: She was so successful at trading on her glamorous persona and "exotic" looks, that she became one of the highest-paid actresses of the era.

 

[steur]

Brian Dennehy (1938 - 2020) RIP



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Hadn't heard that yet. Sad news. Dennehy was one of those actors that you could always rely on to deliver. Fine actor.

 

[Lean'n'mean]

Leslie Phillips, in Crooks Anonymous: Phillips was the master of suave who had a reputation for playing upper class fools and lecherous smoothies:

Was ? steady on old boy, he's still with us & only 95 years young.

 

[GHT]

Was ? steady on old boy, he's still with us & only 95 years young.

"I say, Ding Dong" (originally the catchphrase of Phillips' character Jack Bell in Carry On Nurse)

 

[redlinerobert]

I love this hat from the Hateful Eight. If I can't find who made it I'll have to find someone who can.

 

[Lean'n'mean]

I love this hat from the Hateful Eight. If I can't find who made it I'll have to find someone who can.

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'Baron Hats' made it but don't ask them to make one for you, not only are they overpriced but their movie hat repros, even of those made by them used in the films, are nothing like the originals.

 

[redlinerobert]

Just took a look at their website. Their prices are LA prices.

 

[GHT]

We have a TV channel that airs lots of old movies. Clicking around the channels this afternoon I came across that timeless classic, "The Sting." I came for the hats, stayed for the cars and got drawn into the plot. I remember going to see it at a cinema in the West End of London in the week between Christmas and New Year, 1973.

 

[GHT]

The old movie channel has been showing a number of modern day gangster movies, some serious performances.
Brando, DeNiro, Pacino, & Depp. (I think.)

While I was searching for those hats these were worthy of an airing. First up Actress Esther Ralston's Cloche.

The irrepressible Buster Keaton.

Actress Nina Leen wears a style known as a cartwheel, my missus has a couple of hats like it.

What is it about a lady in a floppy hat? You would think that it would look rain soaked but it looks chic. Or is the Gallic charm of Brigitte Bardot?

Old blue eyes, enough said:

 

[Hurricane Jack]

This pic is said to be the inspiration for Michael Biehn's Johnny Ringo hat in Tombstone. Not sure if Biehn's hat was a custom or something from the costume dept. Perhaps @Moviehats knows more?

 

[belfastboy]

The old movie channel has been showing a number of modern day gangster movies, some serious performances.
Brando, DeNiro, Pacino, & Depp. (I think.)
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While I was searching for those hats these were worthy of an airing. First up Actress Esther Ralston's Cloche.
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The irrepressible Buster Keaton.
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Actress Nina Leen wears a style known as a cartwheel, my missus has a couple of hats like it.
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What is it about a lady in a floppy hat? You would think that it would look rain soaked but it looks chic. Or is the Gallic charm of Brigitte Bardot?
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Old blue eyes, enough said:
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Buster's hat, now there is a legit Pork Pie

 

[hatophile]

This pic is said to be the inspiration for Michael Biehn's Johnny Ringo hat in Tombstone. Not sure if Biehn's hat was a custom or something from the costume dept. Perhaps @Moviehats knows more?

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Lots of great hats in that movie. I liked Buck Taylor's Turkey Creek Johnson hat especially.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Lots of great hats in that movie. I liked Buck Taylor's Turkey Creek Johnson hat especially.

Tom Hirt made several of the hats for Tombstone, Not sure if he made Biehn's or not.

https://www.tomhirt.com/movies.htm

 

[Bamaboots]

With too much time on my hands I watched Cowboys & Aliens again. I still like the hat Harrison Ford wore.

 

[RBH]

I love this hat from the Hateful Eight. If I can't find who made it I'll have to find someone who can.

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Mike and Rocky at Buckaroo Hatters can make you one.

a shot from the film.