I have always thought that if I were a producer in the 1930s and 11940s that I would have loved to cast Lorrie against type and as the frustated male lead in a screwball comedy. Lorrie playing against Lombard, Hepburn or Dunne would have been a hoot! And he would have been excellent.
Wonderful photos! I remember I read that these were the studio's experiment on whether he could be more leading man material. I would have taken him personally, hehe.
loving that tie in the middle photo!
ReplyDeleteInteresting images of him, not many vintage blogs show that much of him.
ReplyDeleteI like yours.
Love that third photo -- sooo sexy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the mention of the Lost One website!
The lesbian side?
ReplyDeletelol @ billy d.
ReplyDeleteAdore these images of Peter Lorree
ReplyDeleteI have always thought that if I were a producer in the 1930s and 11940s that I would have loved to cast Lorrie against type and as the frustated male lead in a screwball comedy. Lorrie playing against Lombard, Hepburn or Dunne would have been a hoot! And he would have been excellent.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! I remember I read that these were the studio's experiment on whether he could be more leading man material. I would have taken him personally, hehe.
ReplyDeleteExcuse me for the plug, but here is my Lorre Blog entry btw, hehe:
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He is definitely a bit of a yum-yum type in these shots.
ReplyDelete"He is definitely a bit of a yum-yum type in these shots."
ReplyDeleteHehe, yes good word. And you know not everyone can work a white suit, hehe.
Btw the Lorre message board http://mrlorre.proboards.com/
is updated every now and then if anyone is interested. :)