How To Use Mitchum In A Sentence
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Everything looked promising with his first US movie, the imperishable Cape Fear, with Gregory Peck and an animalistic Robert Mitchum.
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Indeed, up until this point Mitchum has maintained such unflinching control of the screen that his defeat seems possible only by shifting him to a less ethereal plane.
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She made a string of movies including a pair of films noirs co-starring Robert Mitchum, one of the few leads who seemed to thrive on screen with her, "His Kind of Woman" (1951) and "Macao" (1952).
Actress Heated Up the Silver Screen
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As they left the courtroom Ford tried to speak to Mitchum, but Geisler barred his way.
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There's no doubt exactly what's on Mitchum's mind, whether he's eyeing up a pickup in a bar or breaking an egg in his fist and smearing the yolk over the mother's shoulders and neck.
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Consumer Reports did a test a couple years back and found that among several brand-name deodorant/antiperspirants, that the Mitchum brand does the best job of not staining clothes.
Get Rid Of Underarm Stains And Keep Them Away | Lifehacker Australia
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Mitchum pretended to aim an imaginary 'persuader'.
The Emperor and the Monster
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The Friends of Eddie Coyle (1973) - Mitchum plays burned-out Boston hood Eddie “Fingers” Coyle, a small-time gun-runner on the fringes of the Boston mob who finds himself facing a second prison stint for participating in a botched robbery.
John Farr: The Coolest Male Movie Star, By Farr (You'll Never Guess)
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Friends had warned Mitchum to steer clear of this hustler, but they became close friends.
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Recently available from the Criterion Collection, it stars Robert Mitchum in the title role, meaning that he's not a hero, not even an anti-hero, just a victim of circumstance.
Slate Magazine
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Mitchum barely noticed until his fingers were singed.
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I like watching old movies when an actor like Robert Mitchum takes his shirt off – male actors like him all have undeveloped abs and they often pull their pants up over their bellies and puff out their chests to look brawnier.
Pacemakers 101 « Awful Library Books
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The script, full of quotable treats and ice-cool Mitchum narration, was adapted by Daniel Mainwaring (under the pseudonym Geoffrey Homes) from his own novel.
Eric’s Top 10 Movies You Can Watch Over and Over Again » Scene-Stealers
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At times The Night of the Hunter is difficult to watch, but the film's subtext and Mitchum's captivating performance solidify the film as incredibly re- watchable and ultimately enduring.
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The case was tried before a Justice of the Peace, named Basnett, who was satisfied that Mitchum was Davis's slave, and had left his service _nineteen years before_.
The Fugitive Slave Law and Its Victims Anti-Slavery Tracts No. 18
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As to those who see Hepburn, Hope and Peck's shuffling off into the hereafter as the absolute end of old Tinseltown, I felt that way when Robert Mitchum and Jimmy Stewart hung up their spurs within 24 hours of each other.
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Geisler advised Mitchum against accepting the invitation, as did the other defendants' lawyers.
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There's good old Mitchum again, spreading his diseased butt-cheeks and posting again.
Obama Campaign: McCain Is Riding The "Low Road Express"
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A complicated story unfolds, with Mitchum desperately trying to extricate himself from the trap.
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Wayne is a wounded gunslinger helping old friend Mitchum, an alcoholic sheriff, battle a nefarious cattle baron.
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From cat to zombie to Mitchum to Aldo in the snow, you find yourself falling in some kind of ambrosial, demented love.
Kim Morgan: For the Love of (Film Noir): Nightfall
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He served out his time in pygmyish mini-series like "The Winds of War," in which, according to Server, Mitchum got the part of Pug Henry because, the producer said, "He's the only Gary Cooper still alive.
Arts Extra:Being Robert Mitchum
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Now we have real GI's being iconized for looking like Robert Mitchum.
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One ship record says she was born in Carroll County, TN -- in 1870 there is a 'Laverne' Mitchum (or Mitchen) born ca 1868 and sister Lean(?) born ca 1869 living there.
Genealogue Challenge #33