Movie hats

[BobHufford]

The son-in-law fired this one up for us this afternoon.

Denzel Washington as Detective Keith Frazier in “Inside Man” from 2006.

• Four Seasons Maitre d': Good afternoon, sir. Do you have a reservation?
• Keith Frazier: [walking past him] Looking for the mayor.
• Four Seasons Maitre d': May I have your hat, please?
• Keith Frazier: No, you cannot! Get your own.

 

[BobHufford]

Bela Lugosi in “Plan 9 from Outer Space” (1957). His last film.

^^^^^ Contemplating his role in this “classic”.

 

[Mighty44]

Bela Lugosi in “Plan 9 from Outer Space” (1957). His last film.

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^^^^^ Contemplating his role in this “classic”.

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Amazing!

 

[Hurricane Jack]

“Painted Woman”

 

[RBH]

City Streets [1931]
Gary Cooper

 

[Who?]

What a shame that no one ever taught him how to hold a pistol.

 

[Woodtroll]

What a shame that no one ever taught him how to hold a pistol.

At least it's not sideways!

 

[Thundercolt]

Seth Bullock hat from the "Deadwood" series.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

 

[Thundercolt]

Another hat from Knudsen Hat Co. made for the character Sherman McMasters in the movie Tombstone.

 

[Hats Matter]

From "Le Samourai", Alain Delon. This movie was recently shown on TCM's Noir Alley with Eddie Mueller. There are many fedoras in this movie.

 

[Mighty44]

Buster Keaton NOT wearing a porkpie--from a 1950s TV appearance.

 

[Blare]

Buster Keaton NOT wearing a porkpie--from a 1950s TV appearance.
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Interesting that the bow on his hat is on the right side. Maybe it was selected because he was going to be filmed from this angle.

 

[Mighty44]

I noticed that, as well. And clearly from the beer label the photo hasn’t been reversed. Borsalino perhaps?

 

[The Hatted Professor]

Buster Keaton NOT wearing a porkpie--from a 1950s TV appearance.
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And a nice, fat Cavanagh Edge, to boot

 

[Blare]

I noticed that, as well. And clearly from the beer label the photo hasn’t been reversed. Borsalino perhaps?

Reversed negative was my first thought till I looked at the beer I don’t know any company where the men’s hat bow is on the right as a standard… certainly there can always be exception… I would imagine for personal preference . It definitely does not look like a woman’s hat. My suspicion is it was switched by wardrobe to fit the shot.

 

[GHT]

Watching a rerun of James Bond, the Connery era, on television. Lock & Co, the hatters were mentioned in the credit titles. I had to look that up.

Connery's hat is known as: "The James Trilby. " The Dr. No Trilby is a new edition of the Lock & Co. hat worn in the very first gun barrel scene from Dr. No.

The hat is part of the 007 x Lock & Co. limited edition collection, released in October 2022 to celebrate 60 Years Of Bond. The 60th collection features designs that are inspired by the past and present, referencing archive hats from the James Bond series.

The Dr. No Tribly is crafted from pure Escorial wool felt and made on the same block as the Dr. No original.

Note that is NOT the hat worn by Sean Connery in the film: Connery wore the Sandown Tribly model as in the second photo.

 

[belfastboy]

I noticed that, as well. And clearly from the beer label the photo hasn’t been reversed. Borsalino perhaps?

Don't know the brand but I have seen hats from this era with bows on both sides of the hat......at the same time....on the same hat!

 

[Mighty44]

Watching a rerun of James Bond, the Connery era, on television. Lock & Co, the hatters were mentioned in the credit titles. I had to look that up.
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Connery's hat is known as: "The James Trilby. " The Dr. No Trilby is a new edition of the Lock & Co. hat worn in the very first gun barrel scene from Dr. No.

The hat is part of the 007 x Lock & Co. limited edition collection, released in October 2022 to celebrate 60 Years Of Bond. The 60th collection features designs that are inspired by the past and present, referencing archive hats from the James Bond series.

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The Dr. No Tribly is crafted from pure Escorial wool felt and made on the same block as the Dr. No original.

Note that is NOT the hat worn by Sean Connery in the film: Connery wore the Sandown Tribly model as in the second photo.

That is one VERY tapered little lid…

 

[Bamaboots]

Steve McQueen and Sam Peckinpah during the filming of Junior Bonner