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SUSPICION 1941 | Alfred Hitchcock
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SUSPICION 1941 | Alfred Hitchcock
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If I ever got the bit between your teeth, I'd have no trouble in handling you at all.
JOAN FONTAINE as LINA MCLAIDLAW AYSGARTH Suspicion — 1941, dir. Alfred Hitchcock
NONDAS METCALF in SUSPICION (1941) — dir. Alfred Hitchcock
JOAN FONTAINE as Lina Aysgarth
Suspicion (1941)
horse looking to its right with just its eyes as its nose remains pointed the opposite direction its eyes are narrowed and its expression nearly pursed as it gazes suspiciously at some unknown recipient of this sharp questioning stare however the power of photo editing clues us in to why this horse is so utterly dubious as right below the horses chin is a modern hieroglyphic sequence consisting the apple ios emoji of a gay pride flag followed immediately the apple ios emoji of a red question mark which implies the question of the sexual orientation of the mysterious object of this equine skepticism i gravely hope and pray that this horse is not wondering such things out of homophobia
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This was literally peak cinema. So cinematic. So romantic. Like wtf?? And then they have the audacity to say its platonic?
Also the audacity to leave us with this cliffhanger was criminal.
the fact that no one has asked Ryan Guzman about this is worthy of a true crime special
SUSPICION (1941) | dir. Alfred Hitchcock
