Rear Window Great Film Moments
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Rear Window (1954) - Trailer #1 - A wheelchair bound photographer (James Stewart) spies on his neighbours from his apartment window and becomes convinced one of them has committed murder.
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Rear Window (1954) - Did You Get My Note? - Jeff (James Stewart) calls Thorwald (Raymond Burr) to get him out of the apartment so Lisa (Grace Kelly) and Stella (Thelma Ritter) can search for clues.
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Rear Window (1954) - A Note to Thorwald - Jeff (James Stewart) writes a note to Thorwald questioning the disappearance of his wife. Lisa (Grace Kelly) riskily delivers it by slipping it under the door.
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Rear Window (1954) - Sneaking into the Apartment - Jeff (James Stewart) keeps watch as Stella (Thelma Ritter) digs up the garden for clues and Lisa (Grace Kelly) sneaks into Thorwald’s apartment.
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Rear Window (1954) - Up the Stairs - Jeff (James Stewart) prepares a lap full of light bulbs for his flash when he hears Thorwald (Raymond Burr) sneaking up on his apartment.
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Rear Window (1954) - Dream Forever in Your Arms - Jeff (James Stewart) sleeps peacefully by the window with two broken legs with Lisa (Grace Kelly) by his side.
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Rear Window (1954) - Which One of You Killed My Dog? - A neighbor is heartbroken when she finds her dog has been killed. Jeff (James Stewart) and Lisa (Grace Kelly) question why Thorwald would want to kill a dog.
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Rear Window (1954) - Caught Snooping - When Lisa (Grace Kelly) is caught snooping in Thorwald’s (Raymond Burr) apartment, Jeff (James Stewart) is also caught watching from his window.
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Rear Window (1954) - Out the Window - Thorwald (Raymond Burr) is caught by police when he attacks Jeff (James Stewart) in his home and pushes him out the window.
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Rear Window (1954) - When Am I Going to See You Again? - Lisa (Grace Kelly) and Jeff (James Stewart) have a disagreement over their future together.
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Rear Window (1954) - A Closer Look at the Salesman - Jeff (James Stewart) takes a closer look at his neighbor (Raymond Burr) by using a telephoto lens.
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