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The Lady from Shanghai

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Nov 30, 2024
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Years ago, my first exposure to Rita Hayworth was in the cynical, greasy elegance of The Lady from Shanghai. Hayworth was married to Orson Welles at the time, and this was their inevitable picture together. By all accounts, Welles was a tyrant, but he was also indubitably a cinematic visionary. Characteristically hogging all the credit for writing and d…

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