Frances E. Nealy

Frances E. Nealy

  • Born: 1918-10-14
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  • Profession: actor
  • Representative Works: "Color Rattlesnake"
  • Frances E. Nealy is an actor, his representative work is "Color Rattlesnake".
    Extended Reading
    • Una 2022-05-20 14:21:01

      Cultural Revolution model play

      From the perspective of the Americans in the Cold War in 1962, this film is probably fair: the plot is bizarre and can almost be connected with science fiction; the famous beauties; of course, the most important thing is to fully demonstrate the victory of Great Americanism and the invincibility of...

    • Berta 2022-05-20 21:20:31

      The Manchurian Candidate

      A top-notch political thriller directed by John Frankenheimer. The choreographer perfectly combines the political satire of the Cold War era with suspenseful stories, and the atmosphere is compact and compelling, with dramatic tension.
        The background of the story is the United States after the...

    • Kacie 2022-05-20 13:39:00

      The tragic sense of weakness of the ancient Jingke in the current political environment is especially true in the context of the Cold War, and even more so in the present view. When a person is given a symbol of a certain meaning and a certain value in a certain power machine that is not even evil, I am sorry, all power machines are a kind of evil, and it needs evil lubricant to operate. As for the communists that a black and a white dreamed of being a black female religious and a white female religious, this kind of irony is accidentally recalled throughout the film.

    • Royce 2022-05-20 23:53:07

      From a Western perspective, the West’s fear of the Soviet Union and China during the Cold War + hostility + demonization (in fact, we were pretty demon at the time), it became a magical thriller. The slow tempo of the era of black and white films is not ugly, and I don't like the camera movement that sweeps back and forth.

    The Manchurian Candidate quotes

    • Col. Milt: [gesturing towards a pile of books] You read them all?

      Marco: Yeah, they also make great insulation against an enemy attack! But the, uh, truth of the matter is that I'm just interested, you know, in, uh, Principles of Modern Banking and, History of Piracy.

      [picking up books]

      Marco: Paintings of Orozco. Modern French Theater. The... Jurisprudential Factor of Mafia Administration. Diseases of Horses and novels of Joyce Cary and... Ethnic Choices of the Arabs. Things like that.

    • Dr. Yen Lo: Attractive plant you have here.

      Zilkov: Thank you, doctor. It's actually a rest home for wealthy alcoholics. We were able to purchase it three years ago. Except for this floor and the floor above it, which is sealed off for security purposes, the rest functions quite normally. In fact it's one of the few Soviet operations in America that actually showed a profit at the end of the last fiscal year.

      Dr. Yen Lo: Profit? Fiscal year? Tsk! Tsk! Tsk! Beware, my dear Zilkov. The virus of capitalism is highly infectious. Soon you'll be lending money out at interest!