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Hace 2 días · Farley Granger, Lawrence Tierney, Christopher Goutman. 571 votes. The Prowler delivers a brutal and unflinching entry to the slasher genre, featuring a World War II veteran turned masked murderer who stalks a college campus during graduation festivities.
Hace 5 días · Guest stars: Farley Granger, Lee Grant, Richard Anderson. 5: 5 "The Taker" Don Weis: T : Winston Miller; S/T : Irving Gaynor Neiman: October 12, 1967 () An unsolved case is reopened when Ironside works to vindicate a murder policeman who was accused of blackmailing.
Hace 5 días · Special guest star Farley Granger as Charles Avery, with Susan Kohner Chuck Connors, Bing Russell, Mac Williams, Henry Brandon, Nico Minardos. Abel Fernandez, Eddie Little, Ted Mapes, Frank McGrath, David Armstrong, Fredrick Ledebur Uncredited: Carol Henry
Hace 4 días · Check out this great listen on Audible.com. Season 2, episode 2 of @pockets_podcast is out now! We discuss Farley Granger and Strangers on a Train, homoeroticism in Hitchcock films, the symbiotic relationships between straight women and gay men and also give some family drama advice. This was a pa...
Hace 2 días · Barbara Bouchet, Rosalba Neri and Farley Granger in Amuck! (1972), released during the peak popularity of gialli. The giallo genre had its heyday from 1968 through 1978. The most prolific period, however, was the five-year timespan between 1971 and 1975, during which time over 100 different gialli were produced (see filmography below).
Hace 3 días · In the suspenseful thriller, Strangers on a Train, tennis star Guy Haines (Farley Granger) encounters eccentric Bruno Antony (Robert Walker) during a chance meeting on a train. A conversation ensues, with Antony proposing an unthinkable pact: murder swapping.
Hace 5 días · Tautly directed by Alfred Hitchcock with suspenseful precision, Strangers on a Train is an engrossing psychological thriller that unravels after two strangers - played masterfully by Farley Granger and Robert Walker - discuss their murderous desires during an innocent conversation aboard a train ride.
