Sidney Greenstreet Suit ACROSS THE PACIFIC |
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Sydney Greenstreet's Suit From "ACROSS THE PACIFIC". Warner Bros. 1942 - Used In Three Scenes With Bogart. Greenstreet had a short but illustrious reign at Warner Bros. as their resident heavy, although he did play comedy roles in a few change of pace films. Best known for his co-starring roles with Bogart, first as the "Fat Man" in "THE MALTESE FALCON", his first film, this outing, and then as "Ferarri" in "CASABLANCA", followed by "PASSAGE TO MARSEILLE" and "CONFLICT". He was also teamed with Peter Lorre in most of these and other films. Double Breasted Pin Stripped suit With Matching W.B. Labels In Ink Showing Name, Date And Production Number. In the course of the story, Bogart goes ashore in NYC, with Mary Astor, who insists he buy a new suit and he chooses one identical to Greenstreet's on purpose. Size: Huge |
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