@@1derfullBeast Hi there, fellow 'Distinguished Elder'...lol..! The print was very clear, so i am guessing that it might be your monitor, or your video card, or perhaps your own built-in video card...your eyes. Good luck with any or all of these...!!
Another marvellous film and once again a first for me. Since a child I have been an older film fan and have quite a few under my belt as I approach 68. Excellent quality. Thank you so much for both sourcing and sharing these gems from yester year. Very much appreciated.
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An atmospheric gem! Although the plot is nonsensical it’s performed with style and commitment! How splendid to finally see this forgotten but impressive film at last!
Thanks for posting this. I first saw this in 1974 on our local television station's " Shock Theater ". I didn't see it again till the original (AMC)American Movie Classics ran it during their Halloween Fest. I have an old VHS version from that broadcast. A great gem with a great cast. Thanks again.
Thanks for the great movie! I am a writer and theatre guy, so the opening scenes especially brought back so many memories. I kind of guessed where the story was going after Edward Grey got hit in the head 😁
HAVEN'T SEEN ANYTHING FROM YOU IN SEVERAL YEARS,. VERY GLAD TO SEE THAT YOU ARE PROVIDING GREAT MOVIES. CARRY ON! I WANT TO SEE MORE OF YOUR SELECTIONS!!!!!1
Thank you for being a long time subscriber. I thought I would try it again now that the copyright system is a little more fair. I'm only uploading things I don't see already on RUclips. RUclips blocked about 80% of the ones I tried uploading this week. So I'm not sure how much I will be able to put up.
Hysterically funny in places. "My brother was killed four weeks ago, mother hasn't got over it yet!" is one of the best lines I've heard in a long time.
Many thanks for posting this little nostalgic gem! I truly enjoyed watching it (first time viewing) - although I was born in '78, I sort of feel a strange nostalgia about films of/and set in the 1940s ,'50s, '60s, etc... (and some people say that nostalgia can act as life's most powerful drug, haha!..😉) Cheers and greetings from Belgium🇧🇪!! 👍
Born 52 in Brighron. Then 4yrs in London and off to Wales. Childhood in Land of my fathers and then back to London. Then back to Wales. Still have a softspot for Brighton were the funny people go !!!. ❤ Thanks for the memorry. Dave
The American lingo of the 40's is so different now. If fact Americans of today probably couldn't understand all of it . A different kind of movie. Very good.
Brighton looks very Cornish with the rugged cliffs (rather more dramatic than the actual road to Peacehaven) and the air-raid must have interrupted the prestige electric train service from London (a chugging steam engine?) BUT the feel of the air-raid and the blackout seemed pretty authentic and, actually, it was a highly enjoyable film. Thanks for posting this little gem. A few reminders (coastal scene) and waitress in pub at 01.:06hrs remind me of "My name is Julia Ross" which was made around the same time. Both shot in the U.S. but with creditable attempts at an English "feel".
It was filmed in California, and London, hence the “British feel.” 😂 It was also filmed in California, R.K.O. Studios in L.A. Those cliffs were probably in California! 😂🤣
@@chicagogyrl4846 Yes indeed. Same as in "My Name is Julia Ross" filmed around the same time there is some dramatic coastal scenery, on that occasion meant to be Cornwall but still somehow with a touch of the Pacific coastline about it. 😆
Super! Please do get the British film Black Limelight or also known as Footsteps in the sand 1939. 🙏🏼. Many thanks for these fantastic films of an era long lost.
@@srijabasu2040 I can recheck but I think it was copyright blocked when I tried to upload it. I'm thinking of creating a free drob box or something similar, for people to grab films I can't upload here
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Was that the left lugguage murder? I read a bit more about the 'Brighton Trunk Murders' and see it was before the forties. The first murder was discovered on 17 June 1934. So not a Blitz Time murder. Can you give a link or better reference for collectors of famemouse murders or Law Students.
@MikeGreenwood51 No, I think vixtex was referring to the case of Gordon Cummins. Type that name into Wikipedia and you'll find that he was a London-based serial killer in World War 2.
I don't understand. Her American boyfriend said that she was English, but she said that she left home to join the WACS. Shouldn't that be the WRENS? Unless this is a dream, this movie cannot have a happy ending.
Our school in the Sixties and seventies had German Sirens. Likely the same volumn as the one in the film. I still have access to photos of it as well as a recording. ruclips.net/video/WEDNTVqorew/видео.html
This film is listed as American, but it has a German director and a German and a British writers. The actors are British except for the awful American serviceman. Maybe the writers were having a joke about him thinking that American slang is real English.
You're lucky to watch it on RUclips at all. It rarely gets uploaded or stays up long. Thankfully most people appreciate my efforts. It will be private again soon. Can't wait to see your higher resolution one.
"'A Joint' when refering to an indoor location, is slange. Not proper USA English but lower class, street talk of the not properly educated." Ironic, isn't it?
@@SBCBears USA English is full of slang often. Just as much as USA Gangster slang. In that sense it is like English English as some of the fiction (Charles Dickens) who ventured to those lower regions to write of; used the slang or underworld jargon in-use at the times and for all that sinfullness he grew far more popular. Script writers and story writers have for more than a century being using poor English or rotten English to help them to earnings from their literature. Though I can not say it is a good thing. I do like a bit of hard boiled noir such as we may find in Raymond Chandlers novels. Sam Spade and Phillip Marlow etc.
I don't always have the time to add a movie description so I allow others to be helpful and add one in the comments for me. When I don't offer a movie description, then I get a ton of complaints asking for one. When I offer a description, I get complaints. If you watch films on my channel, it would probably be better to not read the comments first.
Was that when you were a babe or pre adult life? Because if you watch enough 'Peter Lorrie' you may eventually come to the conclusion there is something a little bit slighty about his accent. 'A little bit slighty' is maybe an understatement. Slighty and a bit sinister. Two characteristics of speeh which may suggest to the older person a person not to be trusted. What I wrote is a credit to Mr. Lorrie as: as often as not he intended his accent to sound chillingly non trustable. An accent which could be on tape and used in Madame Tussauds Museum. Not because it is a pleasant trustable accent but because of it's darker more evil accent.
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A great movie, many thanks. These older films are so much better than the modern stuff we often see and no vulgar language.
That was a terrific movie, clear picture, and no ads! Thanks for posting!
Glad you enjoyed it
Adblockers deal with ads !
I am 73 and I had never seen this movie. Thank you for this good movie, and a very clear print, too...!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Hey I'm 63. My first watch also. 🤭 👋
I'm74 and I'm sure glad I got to see it! LOL Great movie!
my age is 65...and i think, this is a very intelligent and suspenseful movie..but the print wasn't clear, but blurry, lol
@@1derfullBeast Hi there, fellow 'Distinguished Elder'...lol..! The print was very clear, so i am guessing that it might be your monitor, or your video card, or perhaps your own built-in video card...your eyes. Good luck with any or all of these...!!
Another marvellous film and once again a first for me. Since a child I have been an older film fan and have quite a few under my belt as I approach 68. Excellent quality. Thank you so much for both sourcing and sharing these gems from yester year. Very much appreciated.
Glad you enjoyed it
great movie so far
First time for me too. Great movie! I love old movies from this time period. Thanks so much for posting! I have added you to my subscription list.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for subscribing. I have hundreds of old UK TV shows/movies that are Unlisted(you won't find through RUclips search, but you can locate & watch them through my all my Playlists on this channel. (Helps keep the copyright claims at bay a tad longer)
@@CoachBsWife2 Thank you!
This one was new to me and such a good one. Thank you!
i love these old movies
Atlast a good movie on RUclips Thanks🌹 for sharing.
Good film. Thank you for sharing.
Thank-you, love RKO!
An outstanding thriller! Great audio and the print is in good condition. What a great evening's entertainment!
That was awesome...thanks very much!!!
Glad you liked it!
WOW
Fantastic movie
Thanks for posting
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for sharing with us! ❤
Thanks for watching!
An atmospheric gem! Although the plot is nonsensical it’s performed with style and commitment! How splendid to finally see this forgotten but impressive film at last!
Glad you enjoyed it.
This was a wonderful movie, great cast and plot.
Thanks for posting this. I first saw this in 1974 on our local television station's " Shock Theater ". I didn't see it again till the original (AMC)American Movie Classics ran it during their Halloween Fest. I have an old VHS version from that broadcast. A great gem with a great cast. Thanks again.
Glad you enjoyed it. I think the only time I saw it was on AMC. I traded with another movie buff for this one a few years ago.
AMC is where I saw it first. One of my favorites.
Thanks for the great movie! I am a writer and theatre guy, so the opening scenes especially brought back so many memories. I kind of guessed where the story was going after Edward Grey got hit in the head 😁
HAVEN'T SEEN ANYTHING FROM YOU IN SEVERAL YEARS,. VERY GLAD TO SEE THAT YOU ARE PROVIDING GREAT MOVIES.
CARRY ON!
I WANT TO SEE MORE OF YOUR SELECTIONS!!!!!1
AS YOU CAN TELL I REALLY LIKED THE CARRY ON MOVIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for being a long time subscriber. I thought I would try it again now that the copyright system is a little more fair. I'm only uploading things I don't see already on RUclips. RUclips blocked about 80% of the ones I tried uploading this week. So I'm not sure how much I will be able to put up.
@@CoachBsWife2 It's appreciated.
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This makes me sad. Why block the movies. Hello RUclips we like the oldies, stop blocking.
😮What a great thriller movie...excellent plot & superb acting in the tradition of Hitchcock....thoroughly enjoyable! 4☆'s
Hysterically funny in places. "My brother was killed four weeks ago, mother hasn't got over it yet!" is one of the best lines I've heard in a long time.
"I'm a bachelor and my son's away for Christmas" raised a few eyebrows, too.
Blimey, what a start!!
Wonderful! Such a pleasure! Thank you for uploading!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Many thanks for posting this little nostalgic gem! I truly enjoyed watching it (first time viewing) - although I was born in '78, I sort of feel a strange nostalgia about films of/and set in the 1940s ,'50s, '60s, etc... (and some people say that nostalgia can act as life's most powerful drug, haha!..😉)
Cheers and greetings from Belgium🇧🇪!! 👍
@@georgelebreton3177 glad you enjoyed it
I had seen this before, but like most of them from that era, they are well worth watching two or three times.
A very clever and enjoyable film.Thanks for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Excellent Thriller!
Glad you liked it!
Great Cast Great Movie
Thank you for sharing this!
Better than the movies they put out now!!!!
I agree!!
Ikr.
Excellent movie. Thank you. 👍👍. 🇺🇸
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks! Good to see this a 2nd time in as many years.
Born 52 in Brighron. Then 4yrs in London and off to Wales. Childhood in Land of my fathers and then back to London. Then back to Wales. Still have a softspot for Brighton were the funny people go !!!. ❤ Thanks for the memorry. Dave
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I wish I could have been born in 1945 and been around to see these films from this era.
Great movie. Thanks very much.
Glad you enjoyed it
Very good . Thank you .
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!
The American lingo of the 40's is so different now. If fact Americans of today probably couldn't understand all of it . A different kind of movie. Very good.
Why in the world would I not be able to understand it??! 😂🤣
@@chicagogyrl4846You must not be a Millenial.
Brighton looks very Cornish with the rugged cliffs (rather more dramatic than the actual road to Peacehaven) and the air-raid must have interrupted the prestige electric train service from London (a chugging steam engine?) BUT the feel of the air-raid and the blackout seemed pretty authentic and, actually, it was a highly enjoyable film. Thanks for posting this little gem.
A few reminders (coastal scene) and waitress in pub at 01.:06hrs remind me of "My name is Julia Ross" which was made around the same time. Both shot in the U.S. but with creditable attempts at an English "feel".
I love it when comments can offer extras like this
I got that vibe also.
Julia Ross.
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It was filmed in California, and London, hence the “British feel.” 😂 It was also filmed in California, R.K.O. Studios in L.A. Those cliffs were probably in California! 😂🤣
@@chicagogyrl4846 Yes indeed. Same as in "My Name is Julia Ross" filmed around the same time there is some dramatic coastal scenery, on that occasion meant to be Cornwall but still somehow with a touch of the Pacific coastline about it. 😆
She just stood there, and said no, no, don't kill me...without running!!
That's called "scared stiff"
The *freeze* response. It happens!
Actors in these kinds of movies are required to check their fight or flight reflex AND their survival instinct at the door. :)
Fight, flight, freeze and fawn are the four evolutionarily learned responses to a threat.
Fantastic movie and story line!,
Thanks. Very interesting premise.
Glad you liked it!
Thanks google for the movie i like it.
Super! Please do get the British film Black Limelight or also known as Footsteps in the sand 1939. 🙏🏼. Many thanks for these fantastic films of an era long lost.
@@srijabasu2040 I can recheck but I think it was copyright blocked when I tried to upload it.
I'm thinking of creating a free drob box or something similar, for people to grab films I can't upload here
@@CoachBsWife2
That would be awesome!
@@CoachBsWife2 thank you so much! Would be great! 🙏
Good movie. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
Omgooness I loved him in bette Davis movie
GREAT MOVIES! THANKS
Great old movie 🤩🤩🤩💖💖
"Loder" underrated Actor & Movie
I've seen him in Sabotage with Sylvia Sidney and in Now Voyager with Bette Davis, good actor.
Decent film. Thanks
You're welcome!
RKO made some really great movies
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I agree!!
great movie thanks
Happy to hear you enjoyed it!
😢Sad but very enjoyable ❤
Primeiro filme que assisti desse canal e gostei bastante, recomendo assistir, vou me inscrever agora principalmente por ser um filme excelente e também por ser legendados em português!
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What a good movie!
brilliant film
A fanciful murder mystery- not the best, but not bad, either. At least we got to see WWII England, a plus for me.
I'm 10 and a half mins in and if I think is going to happen does man it's a tragic story.
Ironically there was a real serial killer in London during the blitz☠️
Was that the left lugguage murder? I read a bit more about the 'Brighton Trunk Murders' and see it was before the forties. The first murder was discovered on 17 June 1934. So not a Blitz Time murder. Can you give a link or better reference for collectors of famemouse murders or Law Students.
@MikeGreenwood51 No, I think vixtex was referring to the case of Gordon Cummins. Type that name into Wikipedia and you'll find that he was a London-based serial killer in World War 2.
Good plot.
It is a very famous film for Murder of the most foul.
I don't understand. Her American boyfriend said that she was English, but she said that she left home to join the WACS. Shouldn't that be the WRENS? Unless this is a dream, this movie cannot have a happy ending.
I know places change over time but I've never seen those cliffs in the Brighton area and I've lived here for25+ years 😂
That’s because this movie was filmed in California, and in London! 😂🤣
Ok your right😂 i wont, it was a good film x
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Sounds like a German air raid siren- " in London!".
Our school in the Sixties and seventies had German Sirens. Likely the same volumn as the one in the film. I still have access to photos of it as well as a recording. ruclips.net/video/WEDNTVqorew/видео.html
I was really hoping he wouldn't have been a killer, just try or just almost. But dang, not really do it. His poor fiance.
This film is listed as American, but it has a German director and a German and a British writers. The actors are British except for the awful American serviceman. Maybe the writers were having a joke about him thinking that American slang is real English.
Some people will do anything for applause...
This movie is in 360p? In this day and age you're uploading films in this low quality?
You're welcome to find a copy, clean it up and do all the work and upload it yourself in a higher quality. Let us know when you get it posted.
You're lucky to watch it on RUclips at all. It rarely gets uploaded or stays up long. Thankfully most people appreciate my efforts. It will be private again soon. Can't wait to see your higher resolution one.
I HATE Violence !!
Especially Psycho Violence !! 👎
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Sad
14:03 'A Joint' when refering to an indoor location, is slange. Not proper USA English but lower class, street talk of the not properly educated.
"'A Joint' when refering to an indoor location, is slange. Not proper USA English but lower class, street talk of the not properly educated."
Ironic, isn't it?
@@SBCBears USA English is full of slang often. Just as much as USA Gangster slang. In that sense it is like English English as some of the fiction (Charles Dickens) who ventured to those lower regions to write of; used the slang or underworld jargon in-use at the times and for all that sinfullness he grew far more popular. Script writers and story writers have for more than a century being using poor English or rotten English to help them to earnings from their literature. Though I can not say it is a good thing. I do like a bit of hard boiled noir such as we may find in Raymond Chandlers novels. Sam Spade and Phillip Marlow etc.
@@SBCBears *slang"
I think he was a city kid, Yo, that's how the boys talked.
Re: Juke Joint
Why give the story away 😮plot
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Based loosely on true events 🆘
Back then we trusted people's with accents like PETER LORRIE.
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Was that when you were a babe or pre adult life? Because if you watch enough 'Peter Lorrie' you may eventually come to the conclusion there is something a little bit slighty about his accent. 'A little bit slighty' is maybe an understatement. Slighty and a bit sinister. Two characteristics of speeh which may suggest to the older person a person not to be trusted. What I wrote is a credit to Mr. Lorrie as: as often as not he intended his accent to sound chillingly non trustable. An accent which could be on tape and used in Madame Tussauds Museum. Not because it is a pleasant trustable accent but because of it's darker more evil accent.
"PETER LORRIE"... really? Anyway, not a guy I'd trust in movies.
The actor's name is Lorre, not Lorrie
You high, Gary?
@@SBCBears He was to be trusted as Mr Moto.
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