Miker wrote:
"I wouldn't call CAPE FEAR noir. CAPE FEAR would have been
noir if told from the con's viewpoint."
***
Thanks for this clarification, Miker. That clears up my
confusion on that. CAPE FEAR was made in dark B&W to look
like a noir film, and it started out from Mitchum's pov, then
switched to Peck's, and had a happy ending from that pov. I
agree--not noir.
Bruce
Bruce Makous Author, Riding the Brand
www.brucemakous.com
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