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Who is The Rake: Baron Guy de Rothschild

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By Stuart Husband
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Guy de Rothschild had a thing for maxims. “According to an old French motto, noblesse oblige, one must live up to one’s name,” he once said. “The Rothschilds’ condition of life has imposed on them a second motto: ‘richesse oblige’ — one must live up to one’s fortune.” Baron Guy Édouard Alphonse Paul de Rothschild knew whereof he spoke, never being under-burdened with either.
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Who is The Rake: Vincent Price

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By Stuart Husband
| The Rake Verified
The voice comes in at around the four-minute, fifteen-second mark: “Darkness falls across the land/The midnight hour is close at hand... ” Michael Jackson’s Thriller has spent its preceding running time effortfully conjuring some skittish chills, but now Vincent Price’s monologue has arrived to administer the coup de grâce. Or perhaps that should read camp de grâce.
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The Killer as a Cold Angel

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By Stuart Husband
| The Rake Verified
Of all those indelible menswear moments in movies — Cary Grant’s grey flannel remaining resolutely unruffled amid the mayhem of North by Northwest; Steve McQueen’s three-piece Prince of Wales check encapsulating the brio of his gentleman-thief in The Thomas Crown Affair — perhaps the most underrated might be the opening scene of the 1942 thriller This Gun for Hire.
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