Anna May Wong in Piccadilly [EA Dupont, 1929].

La Belle et la Bête [Jean Cocteau & René Clément, 1946]. Nominated by @MoonGangs and @norwest.

The Fog [John Carpenter, 1980]. Thank-you @dean_frey.

Christopher Lee with Peter Cushing in The Curse Of Frankenstein [Terence Fishers, 1957]. “Christopher Lee’s hands are wonderfully long, like a pianists or a classical guitarist.” – Thanks @LionelTwigg.

Bela Lugosi, Dracula [Tod Browning, 1931]. Thank-you @mskathleenquinn, and for coming up with the idea for this list.

Lya Lys in L’âge d’or (Luis Luis Buñuel, 1930). @DJG39.

Tony Leung Chiu Wai and Maggie Cheung, In The Mood For Love [Kar-Wai Wong, 2000]. Suggested by @Movienut14.

Conrad Veidt in The Hands of Orlac [Robert Wiene, 1924]. @norwest nominated this.

Jean-Claude Drouot and Marie-France Boyer in Agnès Varda’s Le Bonheur [1965]. Nominated by @Fatimahwithh .