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The TCM Film Noir for Sunday, November 12, at 10 a.m. ET is the Classic Thriller, The Window (1949), Starring Tragic Hollywood Child Star, Bobby Driscoll

 

 

By David in TN
Friday, November 10, 2017 at 4:17:00 P.M. EST

The TCM Film Noir for Sunday, November 12, at 10 a.m. ET is The Window (1949). This film features Bobby Driscoll as a young boy who likes to tell stories he made up. One night, sleeping outside in the summer heat, he sees an actual murder. When he tries to tell people, they don't believe him.

 

 

Arthur Kennedy and Barbara Hale are the boy's parents. Ruth Roman and Paul Stewart are the sinister couple living on the floor above who killed a seaman, whom they were attempting to rob.

The film shows the condition of tenement dwellers among the New York City working class of the time.

Bobby Driscoll was a child actor whose career dried up as he got older, eventually turning to drugs. In 1968, age 31, he was found dead in an abandoned New York City tenement building, similar to the one in this film. He was buried, unidentified, in Potter’s Field.
 

James Baskett and Bobby Driscoll, in Song of the South (1946), the Oscar-winning picture which, thanks to racist agitation by the NAACP, was pulled by Disney from distribution. The NAACP reportedly currently has no present position on the picture, but terrified Disney is unwilling to change its status without a formal indulgence from the black supremacist organization.
 

I saw Bobby Driscoll in Song of the South, the Disney musical that has been banned from viewing for decades. I was eight or nine years old. It was scary watching it in the theater when his character was chased down and gored by a bull.
 

Driscoll in 1961, looking a bit like Montgomery Clift, another ill-fated, Hollywood drug addict.
 

 

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