Beautiful End Titles
Stumbled upon these fabulous end titles from various classic mid-century movies. They don’t make them like this anymore.
You can see stills from My Fair Lady directed by George Cukor, How To Murder Your Wife, Destination Moon and 2 or 3 Things I Know About Her from Jean-Luc Godard amoung many others.
It seems that these kind of end titles are a long lost art form and all we can do now is admire the style and grace of times gone by. If you want to see the rest of the stills, be sure to stop by the The End photo group on Flickr.
Above: How To Murder Your Wife, 1965
Above: Some MGM cartoon, early 1940s
Above: “Two Hearts In Wax Time,” MGM short subject, 1935
Above: Destination Moon, George Pal, producer, 1950
Above: Modesty Blaise, 1966
Above: Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines, 1965
Above: MGM short subject “The Poet And Peasant Overture,” conducted by (I think) José Iturbi, early fifties.
Above: A Star Is Born, George Cukor, 1954
Christopher
A Swedish expatriate and founder of Ultra Swank. Chris loves showcasing his passion for mid-century design, defunct airlines, Disneyland and modernist architecture. He's also renowned as a connoisseur of easy-listening music from the 60s and 70s.
