Meet John Doe (1941) Gary Cooper & Barbara Stanwyck | Romance Comedy | Full Movie
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2020
- A man needing money agrees to impersonate a nonexistent person who said he'd be committing suicide as a protest, and a political movement begins.
Director: Frank Capra
Writers: Richard Connell, Robert Presnell Sr.
Stars: Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck, Edward Arnold
Genres: Classic, Comedy, Drama, Romance
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German subtitles
dude the English subtitles don't match the dialogue. is this some AI garbage?
Per una bugia della giornalista Cooper con Walter brenner si trovano fingere un Joe dove film di capra ❤❤❤
''Walk slow like you do when you pay your taxes''.....LoL It's all about the dialogue
That was cute.
This is one of the finest movies ever made. Not only is the writing superb, but the acting is off the charts. And how ridiculously relevant! All aspiring filmmakers and writers should study this movie.
I agree. It's totally relevant today. Great story and acting. I like it better than It's a Wonderful Life.
I never knew Barbara Stanwyck was such an actress. Makes you forget it's a film.
"That boy doesn't know how good he is."
Charles Laughton on Gary Cooper's acting.
Frank Capra was a genius! This film is profound, and relevant for today. Everyone listen up! Thank you for posting!
Frank Capra always makes you believe that there is still HOPE. Thanks 🙂
I'm only 51,and if poeple that were younger watched these movies they would never watch the trash on TV now.i love these classics
this is one of Gary coopers best, love the one ordinary American man against the rich villains
How appropriate for all time. A timeless classic.
Love these old movies, it's so nice to relax with one of these treasures, a much needed break from today's ridiculousness
Jyus made this flick
Yes, it's relaxing. Yet on the other hand, it seems rather fresh today.
Writer Robert Riskin deserves special comment here. He did an amazing job with this script that overflows with heart and a message of kindness. The pandemic, war and the depression had taken a lot out of people and this movie was full of hope for a better world.
What do expect from the man who married the girl King Kong abducted?
The movie is 79 years old but still relevant!
I know, right?!
Steady D.B. your playing with 🔥 fire. And remember you have sugar diabetes.
More relevant.
Amazing movie... sooo contemporary... incredible! Barbara’s is superb
Extremely relevant!!!! Now more than ever!!
Breaks my heart every time I watch this. Every bit as poignant as MR DEEDS GOES TO WASHINGTON and IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE.
The great Frank Capra, who will forever be a legend in film history, with this movie, as well as his other well known films like Mr. Deeds Goes To Town, Mr. Smith Goes To Washington, It’s A Wonderful Life, It Happened One Night, Lost Horizon, You Can’t Take It With You, and Arsenic & Old Lace
"It's a Wonderful Life" has been my hands down favorite movie since forever. I started watching on TV in the early 60s and haven't missed a year.
Stanwyck was so cute & gorgeous, & a helluva actress. Great picture. Never seen it before. Glad I did.
This is a master piece.. and lot's of truth even today.
and they say there is no “Fake News”. Great movie!
When Barbara Stanwyck accepted a lifetime achievement award from the AFI, most of her speech was dedicated to Frank Capra, who had told her that she had something to offer to films. An understatement! She shot to stardom quickly, and, if you know anything about her first husband, Frank Fay, you know that "A Star Is Born" is based on their marriage.
She's a man
@@ellebelle6410bullshit, just cause she isn’t the most feminine…
@@thebuddyholly wow hit a nerve. You're wrong she's very feminine. But she's still a man no matter how much you cuss
@@ellebelle6410 it’s quite a thing just claiming someone to be the man lol, strange and random. She’s a very beautiful woman, don’t be delusional
@@thebuddyholly She was born a MAN
Brilliant story and script, superb acting with an outstanding Gary Cooper perfectly capturing the humble decency of "John Doe" and an excellent Barbara Stanwyck, top supporting cast and beautifully shot. Loved all the umbrellas at the convention and city skyscrapers at the end. Such an intelligent film, but with some great humour too. It's a quality of film that we just rarely see any more, today's films seem all about special effects, endless action sequences and cardboard characters. A memorable film with a great message.
This is a gem. Thank you for making it available to us. It gives me hope for USA. It’s timeless, and shows that some of the troubles we are experiencing are from a character that repeatedly raises its ugly mug.
One of the true all-time greats. Great story, phenomenal Capra directing, and fabulous acting by the two stars, as well as by numerous supporting actors, particularly James Gleason as Henry Connell (incidentally, a name apparently taken from the co-writer of the original script, Richard Connell).
I always forget how ridiculously great Ms Stanwyck is. She's the greatest woman ever put on celluloid.
Besides being best friends Gary Cooper and James Stewart, and staring in two Capra classics "Meet John Doe" and "Mr. Smith Goes To Washington" respectively, neither ever made a bad movie!
Frank Capra wanted Gary Cooper in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, but he wasn't available, so he cast James Stewart instead.
I've had this movie on my PC for ages. Can you believe, me, a film buff, did not see this before? Wow, such a great movie! Barbara Stanwyck easily does the same great part as Jean Arthur did in other Capra movies. 10/10.
This film is a bundle of laughs. Love it to pieces, thanks for posting! Timeless truths never get old.
Stirring stuff. Cooper was truly the epitome of American vernacular. Really perfect as the lead. Stanwyck was smart and believable. Thanks for uploading this excellently produced comedy. Stormtroopers and militias are back in fashion and the public are not sure what to believe any more. We all need to feel good and be our best selves.
Exactly. Cooper was perfectly cast as John Doe/Long John Willoughby, and it's hard to imagine anyone else in the role. There was no melodramatic overacting and no Bogart-y nasal voice or snarl that you heard so often from other actors of that era. His speech was very normal and natural, and he did subtle yet highly effective facial expressions on camera that most of his peers didn't do. In addition, he had the perfect look for the role--handsome, but sincere, shy, naive, quietly charismatic, and extremely sympathetic. He and Barbara Stanwyck had great chemistry here, just like did with Jean Arthur in Mr. Deeds Goes to Town.
They made a great team in Ball of Fire, too.
This is one of my favourite Frank Capra's movie!
Holy Sheet, timely and so true for today and what just happened in Nov. A real keeper! Like the line at the end "THE PEOPLE!!!"
One of our great classics to be immortalized!
I've been watching old movies since I was a boy back in the late 50s and 60s. Not many hold up for dozens of viewings, but this one sure does. Thanks to CCC for the HQ upload too. It makes a big difference.
Frank Capra was brilliant; the stories his movies tell are timeless. It's as though this movie was produced and released just a few weeks ago, rather than approximately 100 years in the past.
I was watching this movie on "The Movie Channel 5.5" here in NYC last night and fell asleep near the ending so I looked for it here on You Tube and I am so glad you posted this classic movie here that we can see at anytime.
oof what a powerful movie...can't believe it hasn't been remade
I love good classics and this is one of them. It shows how need is the mother of desperation and poor spirit. After that, when desperation sets in, your even willing to sell out your morals and values for a plate of beans. Some many lessons taught in this. He was made a politician without him wanting to and under false pretense. He was forced to take an ideology it wasn’t;t his own. That reported didn’t;t think about anyone else but herself and wanted to eat the cake too. The worse thing is that a lot of people new it was wrong but they continued without measuring the extend of their deeds.
One of Frank Capra’s finest directed movie followed by It happened one night n Lost Horizon.Gary Cooper acted superbly.Bollywood movie Mai Azaad Hu was inspired by this movie.
This is a terrific movie I highly recommend, as the story was great. Barbara Stanwyck was a lovely, talented actress.
Gary Cooper was also a standout in my book.
How is this so old and so fucking relatable?
What a fantastic old movie and just as relevant today. Thanks for posting it.
Love these old B&W movies...!
Excellent movie ! So relevant for our times !!!
Great movie. In out times we are facing the same issues
Times don't change
much, do they ?!
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This is the best quality print of several postings of this movie
Edward Arnold was probably a very nice man, but he sure could play someone you love to hate. Just one of the great character actors in this film.
If you can, see him in ‘Eyes in the Night’. He plays a blind detective and is incredible.
@@Historylover-ho6lg I have...many times. It's good!
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We need more John Doe now
Thank you
Wow what a brilliant story with the most loved actors
The story was created by a fake media story.
Ring any bells ?
Walter Brennan was an incredible actor. Great soliloquy about "heelocks!"
("heel-lots" :
"Lots of heels .".)
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Makes me cry every time
I think this film will kill the misconception that Capra was always fluffy and sentimental.
What a great movie! Thank you for the upload.
Forget it’s a wonderful life(ok yes undeniably classic) this is my personal favorite winter/Xmas/NYE flick and a progressive political powerhouse
Except that Capra was, as his Wikipedia page says, a conservative Republican who opposed FDR.
@@JohnMoseley Leaving political labels aside, this is a film that transcends political philosophy and touches upon deep truths at the core of the human spirit.
@@JohnMoseley Being a conservative Republican back then was very different from being a conservative Republican now.
this film is conservative
Wonderful story and movie. Well done. Wish we had more like this to encourage us instead of our crooked politicians and news media. Some things have not changed. Only God can help us.
Anthony , not much
evidence of "god"
helping us so far !😊.
I detected several
religious "parallels"
in the film , especially
"Mrs Delaney" kissing
John's hand....did you
spot similarities ?
But they did a good
job portraying the
story, anyway.
Liked the " pretend"
baseball game in the
hotel room...
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"God helps those that help themselves" from ancient Greek and Islamic texts.
Anything with Gary Cooper. Especially the fountain head ❤
I got this film on DVD and was watching it tonight. 15 minutes from the end, it starts doing little 1/2 second skips. 10 minutes from the end, it starts skipping half a scene with each skip, making it unwatchable, obviously. I thought "Oh heck no, I am not waiting even one more day to see how this thing ends," and came here to watch the last 15 minutes. Thank God for this upload. What a masterpiece of a film.
Simply the best👍💯 A masterpiece🙏 God bless❤ this great Movie🙏
That's the wisest comedy I've ever watched!
Gary Cooper ...special actor ...love Barbara ...editor terrific actor also ...I know they didn't live same lives ...but Warren Beatty reminds me of Gary 😊
Superb print of an all time great film.
An idea, yes an idea can change the world !!!
I saw another upload because it came across my RUclips first but I stopped it because it had very bold watermarks interspersed throughout, advertising the channel …talk about watermarks, the other one brought watermarks to a whole new level! Thank you for not sullying this movie for grift. It has a beautiful message, indeed, one we all need to be reminded of in these dark political times. Blessings tou you.
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Great movie never seen this one till tonight. I'm in my 50s! 🤣🥰
I'm 60 and used to watch AMC all the time. Not seen this one either.
Ho please more movies with Garry Cooper !!! Thank you
Nothing change after all years !
1:15 ****drilling away the free press***
A film to be seen the month before an election. In the United States or anywhere else.
If only all the Jon Does who fell for our era's DB Norton will realize that they were his suckers, that he swamped the swamp instead of draining it, leaving them with trillions in debt, doing whatever he possibly could to worsen global warming and ignite internecine hatred, and letting them die from Corona while he screams that we've turned the corner and are about to be saved by miracles.
Wow! This is great! Thank you for sharing!
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Thanks for the memories😊👍🙏
I try to live by the principles espoused in these old films it's a better way of life the whole world should live this way it would be so much simpler more responsible romantic and peaceful
This is just the club to unify the world in 2022 .
The John Doe club .
"With an excellent script by Mr. Riskin-overwritten in many spots, it is true-Mr. Capra has produced a film which is eloquent with affection for gentle people, for the plain, unimpressive little people who want reassurance and faith. Many of his camera devices are magnificent in the scope of their suggestion, and always he tells his story well, with his customary expert spacing of comedy and serious drama. Only space prevents us from enthusing loudly about individual "touches". - Bosley Crowther, NYTimes, 1941
Still true 77 years later.
The quality is great here!
Ironic isn't it...this movie may be more relevant now than ever before...thank god for the artists past, present and future...
I just realized Gary Cooper's acting idiosyncrasies in demeanour of presence, mannerism and inflection are like Harrison Ford, Kevin Costner, and Brad Pitt with a little Robert Redford and Chris Cooper all-in-one.
So..... a unique individual then?!
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Yep. One of a kind. Especially for his era I should think.
But yeah, as you observe him now, you see subsequent star actor's qualities which he had. I don't even know that I'd say he significantly influenced them or their style of acting, but more just that these stars which are generations removed have something in common with him, which is interesting.
Maybe he was just ahead of his time in presenting certain appealing characteristics.
Brad Pitt for instance has similar round naive yet weary wise eyes and unconsciously nervous mannerisms. Pitt is like an amalgum of Gary Cooper and James Dean. Although I suppose Pitt gets the Redford comparison often, but then I think Redford has a certain posture and way of saying lines which Gary Cooper seemed to have. Albeit, throw in Chris Cooper's accent inflection with Harrison Ford's tone and physical presence along with Redford's kind of insecure stoicism, Kevin Costner's laconic everyman quality and probably add a pinch of some Tom Selleck for what amounts to the essential ingredients of Gary Hooper stew - many decades prior to any of those stars.
I just think it's interesting to observe associative familiar idiosyncracies.
It's kinda amazing Gary Cooper wasn't an even bigger phenomenon than he in deed was. He kinda had everything that would strongly appeal to later audiences, maybe even more so than most of the contemporaries of his time (who were of course also appealing and influential in their own unique ways - Gable, Stewart, Grant, Tracy, Bogart, etc). Cooper kind of set a template for the throwback leading men of the 70s, 80s, 90s.
@@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat I agree with your comments. I continue to be blown away by Gary Cooper's timeless quality. First, his looks were incredibly modern, and it's hard to believe that he was born 120 years ago. Even when you see his movies from the '20s or '30s, the women inevitably look dated (their hair, make-up, and eyebrows always give away the era), but he looks very modern and puts most of today's leading men to shame. He really had the whole package, much more so than any of the other leading mean of his era that you mentioned. Second, his acting was very modern also. There was no melodramatic overacting and no Bogart-y nasal voice or snarl that you heard so often in actors of that era. His speech was very natural, and he did little, subtle things on camera that most of his peers didn't do.
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Suuuuuch A good movie!!!
1:16:23 - 1:17:49 (sound goes out)
CAMERA MOVES DOWN COUNTER to pick up JOHN and ANN at table.
They sit silently for a moment. We hear the strains of
music from a "juke" box.
JOHN
(after a pause)
How many people do you think we've
talked to already, outside the
radio, I mean?
ANN
I don't know. About three hundred
thousand.
JOHN
Three hundred thousand? What makes
them do it, Ann? What makes them
come and listen and, and get up
their John Doe Clubs the way they
do? I've been trying to figure it
out.
ANN
(in an effort to
disillusion him)
Look, John-what we're handing them
are platitudes. Things they've
heard a million times: "Love thy
neighbor," "Clouds have silver
linings," "Turn the other cheek."
It's just a-
JOHN
(sincerely)
Yeah, I've heard them a million
times, too, but-there you are.
Maybe they're like me. Just
beginning to get an idea what those
things mean.
ANN is deeply concerned. She watches him, helplessly.
JOHN
(continuing)
You know, I never thought much
about people before. They were
always just somebody to fill up
the bleachers. The only time I
worried about them was if they-is
when they didn't come in to see me
pitch. You know, lately I've been
watching them while I talked to
them. I could see something in
their faces. I could feel that
they were hungry for something. Do
you know what I mean?
ANN nods.
JOHN
Maybe that's why they came. Maybe
they were just lonely and wanted
somebody to say hello to. I know
how they feel. I've been lonely
and hungry for something practically
all my life.
ANN forces a smile. The moment threatens to become
awkward-until they are saved by the pilot's voice.
PILOT
All aboard, folks!
Too good movie! Very humorous and reflects the mood of the people
Walter Brennan. Thank you for your life and your artistic acting career. What a man!
The sound went out for a minute or two, then came back…regardless, great movie! Thank you
We're not disbanding. We aren't going anywhere. Crooks and criminals are seated in high places. The higher they are, the harder they fall. Their money won't save them
I truly love this movie! Leaves you thinking long after its over.😊
Most of Capra's movies does.
What a movie!
I love classical Hollywood cinema
Very good movie very good concept relevant even today
Sound cuts off at about 1:15 and comes back at 1:17:49, during one of the most important scenes. I wish that could be fixed.
An inspiring movie that reminds us to love our neighbors.
Thanks!
Great movie 😊
Nice classic 👍
Totally wonderful movie
"There you are Norton, the people, try and lick that"......."WeThe People"...... why have we forgotten those words ?
The greatest gift we can give to each other this christmas time is each other.❤
Très bon film,du grand Capra......
I just love James Gleason. Can't say enough about Barbara and Gary, and Walter✨✨✨✨😊
Walter Brennan and Gary Cooper great team
What a film! 😍
can somebody help me, I am trying to find this movie in Germany audio, actually I have found on YT, but quailty is so bad 480p, if somebody know where can I watch at least in 720p
Frank Capra Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur 3 of the greatest
Sound cuts out at 1:17:00
I dont just love this film but I BELIEVE IN WHAT ITS ABOUT OF PEOPLE HELPING N LIVING ONE ANOTHER OF HONESTY N INTEGRITY. THATS WH A T LIFE IS ABOUT.