Tag: Kim Hunter

Tag: Kim Hunter

Under the Noose: The Seventh Victim, Greenwich Village, and the Rise of Kim Hunter

When audiences first saw The Seventh Victim following its release on August 21, 1943, they were introduced not only to a chilling mystery centered on a vaguely homoerotic satanic cult in Greenwich Village, in a story that served as a prequel to the successful thriller Cat People, which was released the year before. They also […]

Posted August 21, 2025

By Lannyl Stephens

Film History
Greenwich Village

A Streetcar Named Desire — New Orleans Set, Greenwich Village Rooted

Tennessee Williams’ A Street Car Named Desire, one of the most critically acclaimed plays of the 20th century, opened on Broadway on December 3, 1947 at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre. And while shocking its mid-20th century audience with its unabashed brutality and sexuality, when the curtain closed on opening night, the audience erupted into 30 […]

Posted December 3, 2020

By Sarah Bean Apmann

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Under the Noose: The Seventh Victim, Greenwich Village, and the Rise of Kim Hunter

A Streetcar Named Desire — New Orleans Set, Greenwich Village Rooted

Sixty Years of Landmarks Designations: Has…

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Under the Noose: The Seventh Victim, Greenwich Village, and the Rise of Kim Hunter

A Streetcar Named Desire — New Orleans Set, Greenwich Village Rooted