A shot in this film shows the faces of a couple blending into each other as the husband states, "I'm pretty tired of both of us.
During a sequence in this film, a disoriented man wanders past several signs reading "Stand Up or Give Up" and then falls down a long slide. This film is projected onto a screen in the climax of Woody Allen's Manhattan Murder Mystery, whose confrontation between Mrs. Dalton and Mr. House pays tribute to this film's most famous scene. A shot in this film shows the faces of a couple blending into each other as the husband states, "I'm pretty tired of both of us." The protagonist of this film escapes from a trial by faking his suicide, but is abducted in a Chinatown theater. Those events follow from the protagonist's agreement to help fake the death of (*) George Grisby, who he finds out was killed by the wife of Arthur Bannister. This film's most famous scene is set in an abandoned funhouse, where Bannister and his wife shoot at each other in the hall of mirrors. For 10 points, name this film in which Michael O'Hara is betrayed by Rita Hayworth's Elsa, directed by and starring Orson Welles.
During a sequence in this film, a disoriented man wanders past several signs reading "Stand Up or Give Up" and then falls down a long slide.
The Lady from Shanghai