Films starring (or at least featuring) red heads

[Ax^]

 

[hitmouse]

Dunno if you can really call it a plot point, but Ginger Snaps must be one of the most ginger-themed films?

 

[redsquirrel]

Audran’s hair is a focus in this one though. But, yeah.

One of the Chabrol's I've still got to get around to watching.

 

[danny la rouge]

One of the Chabrol's I've still got to get around to watching.

I love it. It’s all about the atmosphere. Intensely psychological. But to others it’s long, slow and has hardly any dialogue.

 

[redsquirrel]

I love it. It’s all about the atmosphere. Intensely psychological. But to others it’s long, slow and has hardly any dialogue.

I love Chabrol, there's only a single film of his that I've seen that I don't rate - Inspecteur Lavardin - even his lesser work is nearly always enjoyable. Still probably only seen about a third of his work (at best) though

 

[Steel Icarus]

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Actually thinking about it

 

[danny la rouge]

I love Chabrol, there's only a single film of his that I've seen that I don't rate - Inspecteur Lavardin - even his lesser work is nearly always enjoyable. Still probably only seen about a third of his work (at best) though

Le Boucher is probably my favourite. I love the ending. It’s such a French line. The Existential Hitchcock. I won’t spoil it though.

 

[redsquirrel]

Le Boucher is probably my favourite. I love the ending. It’s such a French line. Existential Hitchcock. I won’t spoil it though.

Yeah that and La Rupture are both from the top draw.

 

[Sue]

Rita Hayworth's colour was often referred to but off the top of my head I don't think it played a role in the plot in any film. Sue Reno am I missing a obvious film?

Not that I can think of.

 

[Sue]

The infamous (pre-code) Red-Headed Woman - Wikipedia.

 

[Epona]

Single White Female

 

[Sue]

I love Chabrol, there's only a single film of his that I've seen that I don't rate - Inspecteur Lavardin - even his lesser work is nearly always enjoyable. Still probably only seen about a third of his work (at best) though

Another Chabrol fan.

 

[8ball]

Watchmen - possibly the angriest redhead of all.

 

[contadino]

Once Upon a time in the West.

Brett McBain wasn't in it for long but he's an important part of the storyline and had not only a big head of ginger hair but also an impressive piece of ginger facial furniture.

https://www.personality-database.com/profile/109168/brett-mcbain-once-upon-a-time-in-the-west-1968-mbti-personality-type

 

[DaveCinzano]

TV and film:

 

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[jerry spuds]

The Quiet Man

 

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[JimW]

Reminds me Orlando fits. Not so common in Chinese cinema for some reason.

 

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[Orang Utan]

Reminds me Orlando fits. Not so common in Chinese cinema for some reason.

There are plenty of horror films with redheaded ghosts though, aren’t they? I can’t remember which film in particular I’m thinking of.

 

[A380]

Telly not film. Game of Thrones


( aka Tits n Dragons)

 

[JimW]

There are plenty of horror films with redheaded ghosts though, aren’t they? I can’t remember which film in particular I’m thinking of.

Yes, plus youth films with dyed hair and Monkey King quite ginger at times. Just a crap joke.

 

[A380]

Following on from this post on the "f*cking weather" thread



I was trying to think of films featuring red heads, ideally where their red-headed-ness is of some significance to the plot.

Any suggestions?

Why is this in tunes and not film and TV?