Nightfall

L-A artist Jim (Aldo Ray), who met model Marie (Anne Bancroft) earlier at a bar, visits her apartment, thinking she might have set him up for the beating he took, then starts to explain he's not the bad guy, then realizes they should probably run, the pieces starting to come together, Jacques Tourneur directing, from a David Goodis novel, in Nightfall, 1957.

Marie (Anne Bancroft) is modeling at a department store (the old J.W. Robinson, Beverly Hills, torn down in 2014) when she spots her stalkers (including Brian Keith) then friend Jim (Aldo Ray) with whom she makes a hasty getaway, Jacques Tourneur directing from Stirling Silliphant's script and the David Goodis novel, in Nightfall, 1957.

L-A model Marie (Anne Bancroft) makes friends with artist Jim (Aldo Ray), from whom she just borrowed five bucks at the bar, his own troubles not yet revealed, in director Jacques Tourneur's Nightfall, 1957, adapted from the novel by David Goodis.

In an apparent chance-meeting an an L-A bar, Jim Vanning (Aldo Ray) helps out the stranded Marie Gardner (Anne Bancroft), just a couple minutes into Nightfall, 1957, adapted from the novel by David Goodis.