Elevator to the Gallows

“Elevator to the Gallows. This is beautiful. You will be sitting on the edge of the seat as you watch this because it has so many twists and turns in it. And it’s Louis Malle’s first film. And I got to meet Louis Malle, briefly, and he was as intriguing as his films. And this is a movie that, if you’re looking for entertainment, besides it being beautifully shot, it’s… you just cannot predict what’s going to happen. So this is a definite one for gathering the crowd together.”

“Elevator to the Gallows. Okay. Jeanne Moreau. That one scene of her walking down the street to Miles Davis, where she’s speaking to herself, is one of my favorite movie scenes ever.”

“This is wonderful. This is Louis Malle’s first film. I can’t imagine that it’s his first film, it’s just so brilliant. Elevator to the Gallows, with Jeanne Moreau, who I adored and is just so, so, so brilliant. And Maurice Ronet. Anyway, that’s definitely going in.”

“I’m going to pick Elevator to the Gallows. The soundtrack for this was done live to picture by Miles Davis. I’m a huge jazz fan and the soundtrack to this is glorious, so that’s going to be my final pick.”