Stars: John Carroll, Ruth Hussey, Charles Ruggles Director: Andrew L. Stone When a macho pilot is treated by a woman doctor, complications ensue. (a.k.a. "Bedside Manner")
*Folks, imagine a country where everyone could trust EVERYONE else.* Where a pretty young woman could pick up two male hitch-hikers without any fear. We could have a country like that.....but RUclips/Google would freak out if I explained the process.......
Yes. I remember when people were polite, nice, and decent in 1945. Even people were "authentic" back when. Thanks for the post. I grew up in the war years with real people.
Still some salt of the earth types around! But we need to start raising our standards instead of continually lowering them! And invite GOD back to America!
Two years later and I concur! No jabs and still healthy. But my two dearest friends got 3 jabs, then the virus. They were very ill. I pass... And I hope that 2023 is a wonderful year for you! 🌹🥂🌹🍾🌹
"Her Favorite Patient," is a good distraction during the COVID19 pandemic! The storylines of old movies are more charming than new movies & have more heart to them.
If the actors and actresses of today could only act like the actors and actresses of yesterdays stars have done then they could really say they are actors and actresses but I'm sorry they could never muster up to the ones who paved the paths for them. These movies from the late 20's through the 40's are, were and always will be the best then the rest. The movies had a story plot from start to the end. The movies of today aren't worth watching. They jump all over the place that leaves you quessing and hanging. These were the best years that you really can call a movie a movie. B/W were the best. Please keep them coming for i watch nothing else but the movies from this era
8:28 "what about the attic - there's no-one up there - is there ?" "only the skeleton" "well that's fine - then put them to bed with MISTER BONES." (a sly reference to "Bringing Up Baby" (1938) - in which Charlie Ruggles played a significant role). of course Ruth Hussey is perhaps best known for her role as Liz Imbrie in "The Philadelphia Story" (1940).
Great resolution..!! Its a black and white Era...Watch before bed...wonderful find!!!.dark shades+ .&..relaxing..so wonderful from the Era of Awesome!!!
Yes, they had *style!* Down to the detail...those hats and gloves, the suits and gowns they wore...and had their clothes *tailored.* Now look at us...😞
I enjoyed every second. Thank you so much. I know most of the world likes color, but I prefer black and white. I appreciate your channel and rewatch my favorites all the time. Wishing you a terrific week. Ruby*
@@stevedanemayer8768 Almost all of my favorite movies are black and white. I love the shadows and intensity it protrays as the story unfolds. I agree with you 100%. Wishing you a lovely day and weekend. 🎥 Ruby*
8:28 "what about the attic - there's no-one up there - is there ?" "only the skeleton" "well that's fine - then put them to bed with MISTER BONES." (a sly reference to Bringing Up Baby (1938) - in which Charlie Ruggles played a significant role)
I remember seeing this months ago!! Charles ruggle s responds to the doctor/ niece, "she's practically immortal but for heaven sakes, don't cure her"!!! And the 2 soldjer who calls himself "ma-goo" played another soldjer in "Christmas in Connecticut", with Barbara Stanwyk. Thanks for a cute and enjoyable film!!!🇱🇷🇱🇨🇱🇷🇱🇷
@@katherinehogan578 that would be Frank Jenks - Seaman Sinkewicz (aka "Sinky") in the "Christmas" film - and a ubiquitous perennial favourite in the character actor department.
If this had been Cary Grant or Melvyn Douglas with Rosalind Russell or Myrna Loy it would be famous. John Carroll was handsome and so was James Craig, but both owed their careers to the fact that Clark Gable took time off for the war. Ruth Hussey is not to be confused with Ruth Roman, but probably is. Since they had Russell, Loy, Eve Arden, Loretta Young, Irene Dunne, etc. the studios just didn't need another elegant comedienne. Charles Ruggles was always adorable. No one was prettier than Ann Rutherford, but she gave up show business soon after this film. Several faces are vaguely familiar, and there is one handsome soldier here whom I can't identify. All, all but forgotten now.
"Crazy times" only if you apply 2021 morality, mores , and norms to a 75-year-old movie which, of itself, is crazy. Truth is, many people smoked in 1945.
Whomever that stunt person was at the end was excellent at the slip & fall. I mean, my gosh, her feet went straight out from under her, landed perfectly on her back, as flat as a board, and even bounced her head off of the floor. Holy smokes what an excellent stunt!😮😊😅😂❤❤❤❤❤❤! I've always like her as an actress.😊 Yup! Good movie for sure.👍🤩😳🙄🫣🤫🫢🤔🫡🥰
When a macho pilot is treated by a woman doctor, complications ensue! Ruth hussey is the doctor-John Carroll is the pilot-Charlie ruggles is hussey’s doctor father and Ann Rutherford (poor girl) is the lady who stuck with useless dates! It all comes out as a funny comedy for all concerned! Pretty good one- liners! I declare this patient cured! 😂😂😂😂😊😊😊😊❤
Ruth Hussey was Oscar nominated for her part in The Philadelphia Story.She played Ray Millands sis in the creepy The Uninvited.Watch it late at night but never alone!
Thx PizzaFix, for allowing me to reminisce with the movies of my youth, and not have to watch the garbage of what they call entertainment today. I miss the patriotism, class, clothes and lack of overt sex and destruction that is prevalent in todays so called movies. A time when, Movies Stars, actually worked their way up thru the ranks and weren't "one movie, no talent, snot faced, spoiled, entitled LIBERAL super stars..." todays actors and actresses, have no idea what it took to be a star in the heyday of the movie business...and they surely have no idea what class or character means.
SO much more enjoyable, and non-jarring to those of us with jangled nerves from the trauma of the sensory intake overload these days. Movies used to be a relaxation, a diversion from the troubles of the day. But today’s movies? Awful! Evil! Raunchy! I’ll take these B&W GEMS anytime!
Ruth Carol Hussey did a lot of movies and TV but also worked in theater. She married Charles Robert Longenecker. They remained married until his death 60 years later. They had 3 children.
lots of funny moments, hilarious scene more from 20's comedy genre driving on country road with all sorts of obstacles while reading Hippocratic oath...very funny and crazy script
Her voice was so familiar, but I couldn’t place her face. Then I finally figured it out, she was the Principal in Grease. Boy it as driving me 😜 crazy!!
The Dr. didn't seem to age much between this movie and when he later played Mrs. Drysdale's father on The Beverly Hillbillies. All that aside...This is a wonderful movie.
This is my second or third time watching this movie, but I either didn't leave a comment previously or can't find it. Anyway, cute movie that's a bit of a tearjerker and great fun at the same time. Charles Ruggles and Edward Everett Horton (yes, I know, he isn't in this movie) are charming, grandfatherly/uncle types who were so wonderful and who have no modern peers. The main actors are/were all excellent as was the story. In many respects life must have been wonderful back then...even though there was a war going on. Thanks for sharing this with us.
i would love to watch but i do not know how people are able watch the print... maybe it's just my ipad but most b+w films are unwatchable for the print for me...too bad, used to watch all the time on vid
Pretty woman alone with car full of males- yeah! Right. Unrealistic but then it’s a movie (a filler of sorts). Aren’t movies good? In the sense that it works out just fine!
During the war people were encouraged to give lifts to thumbing military. What always got me was a little thing called rationing which was usually ignored in the movies so they'd be more enjoyable - I suppose.
Correct. Astor's copyright notice date is MCMLX (1940), but the actual copyright registration by Lysander Productions is dated 1945, with a Los Angeles premier that year on June 8.
I thoroughly enjoyed this 🎥 🍿 movie!!! It was totally romantic ingeniously a masterpiece!!! Aunt life love grand. Hussey l have her in the women and Philadelphia study the reporter with. James Stewart. She was the photographer .Rhonda. Prater 🌹
Turned out to be a very good movie. Love these old black and white movies, more fun to watch than what's out today. Ruth Hussey was always a favorite and to team up with Charles Ruggles, it just didn't get any better. Thanks for the post. Joe S
Ruth Hussey reminds me of Eve Arden Thanks for sharing, enjoyable movie.
*Folks, imagine a country where everyone could trust EVERYONE else.* Where a pretty young woman could pick up two male hitch-hikers without any fear. We could have a country like that.....but RUclips/Google would freak out if I explained the process.......
Yeah. My grandad had a "process" that involved going behind the barn with a gun to take care of sick animals.
Yes. I remember when people were polite, nice, and decent in 1945. Even people were "authentic" back when. Thanks for the post. I grew up in the war years with real people.
Still some salt of the earth types around! But we need to start raising our standards instead of continually lowering them! And invite GOD back to America!
Too many today are common & rude by upbringing ( or lack of proper upbringing ) These Movies are a glimpse of better times...
Thanks for the films. Enjoy them a lot 🤩.
As a retired MD/PHD this is not a pandemic. It’s a feardemic for many reasons BUT I agree these ol movies are a great distraction!
I totally agree on both points!
Two years later and I concur! No jabs and still healthy. But my two dearest friends got 3 jabs, then the virus. They were very ill. I pass...
And I hope that 2023 is a wonderful year for you! 🌹🥂🌹🍾🌹
And three years later people are still wearing masks and lining up here in Canada for their government mandated injectables! Utter madness. 😮
Tell it to the millions that are dead! Tell them it was a joke and they can come back to life!
All my quilt guild group (140 and friends) got the vaccine and ALL aok, but my first cousin husband early in covid news, died of covid…@@miapdx503
I'm an 86 year old Air Force Vet with 5 great grandchildren and I got a kick out of this movie. Is that wrong?
You're not alone
No sir! 🌹
"Her Favorite Patient," is a good distraction during the COVID19 pandemic! The storylines of old movies are more charming than new movies & have more heart to them.
totally agree as I have been watching a lot of these old movies of late.
Here I am a year later and still the PLAN demic is ongoing
PLANdemic
I only watch old movies.....i have found everything on netflix is twisted and dark....
@@RedRonFJB, I agree.
Nice one ❤
Love t hose old cars.
Thank you! I enjoyed it! 🌹
Fun little movie. Lead looks and sounds like Fred McMurray. i'll have to check that out.
If the actors and actresses of today could only act like the actors and actresses of yesterdays stars have done then they could really say they are actors and actresses but I'm sorry they could never muster up to the ones who paved the paths for them. These movies from the late 20's through the 40's are, were and always will be the best then the rest. The movies had a story plot from start to the end. The movies of today aren't worth watching. They jump all over the place that leaves you quessing and hanging. These were the best years that you really can call a movie a movie. B/W were the best. Please keep them coming for i watch nothing else but the movies from this era
Agreed. I only watch the classics. Since the 70s the audiences are expected to have low expectations of what Hollywood offers them.
Love these old movies
Thank for showing them ❤
8:28
"what about the attic - there's no-one up there - is there ?"
"only the skeleton"
"well that's fine - then put them to bed with MISTER BONES."
(a sly reference to "Bringing Up Baby" (1938) -
in which Charlie Ruggles played a significant role).
of course Ruth Hussey is perhaps best known
for her role as Liz Imbrie in "The Philadelphia Story" (1940).
Great resolution..!! Its a black and white Era...Watch before bed...wonderful find!!!.dark shades+ .&..relaxing..so wonderful from the Era of Awesome!!!
Mann, that sista is LAID, you hear me?!! The hair. The clothes!! 😍💨🔥💅👗👑😎 The 40s, my *favorite* era of fashion.
You be r i g h t baby, YOU BE RIGHT-ON ...
Yes, they had *style!* Down to the detail...those hats and gloves, the suits and gowns they wore...and had their clothes *tailored.* Now look at us...😞
I love that we are showing an intelligent, independent woman as the star, even way back then...she made choices and was no one's dope.
Nothing says romance like deception and concussions.
Who does Carroll sound like? Another movie actor, I mean.
A Jolly good movie!
I enjoyed every second. Thank you so much. I know most of the world likes color, but I prefer black and white.
I appreciate your channel and rewatch my favorites all the time.
Wishing you a terrific week. Ruby*
B& W is so personal, unmasking and transporting into the aura of all who crafted the piece of film art.
@@stevedanemayer8768
Almost all of my favorite movies are black and white.
I love the shadows and intensity it protrays as the story unfolds. I agree with you 100%.
Wishing you a lovely day and weekend.
🎥 Ruby*
I'm only 57 but I can hardly watch color movies! Just Love these old flicks!!
Another happy ending. So no waisted time here.
8:28
"what about the attic - there's no-one up there - is there ?"
"only the skeleton"
"well that's fine - then put them to bed with MISTER BONES."
(a sly reference to Bringing Up Baby (1938) -
in which Charlie Ruggles played a significant role)
Just what I was going to say!
I remember seeing this months ago!! Charles ruggle s responds to the doctor/ niece, "she's practically immortal but for heaven sakes, don't cure her"!!! And the 2 soldjer who calls himself "ma-goo" played another soldjer in "Christmas in Connecticut", with Barbara Stanwyk. Thanks for a cute and enjoyable film!!!🇱🇷🇱🇨🇱🇷🇱🇷
@@katherinehogan578
that would be Frank Jenks - Seaman Sinkewicz (aka "Sinky") in the "Christmas" film -
and a ubiquitous perennial favourite in the character actor department.
Such big cars...
I love the story.
Thank you to upload
If this had been Cary Grant or Melvyn Douglas with Rosalind Russell or Myrna Loy it would be famous. John Carroll was handsome and so was James Craig, but both owed their careers to the fact that Clark Gable took time off for the war. Ruth Hussey is not to be confused with Ruth Roman, but probably is. Since they had Russell, Loy, Eve Arden, Loretta Young, Irene Dunne, etc. the studios just didn't need another elegant comedienne. Charles Ruggles was always adorable. No one was prettier than Ann Rutherford, but she gave up show business soon after this film. Several faces are vaguely familiar, and there is one handsome soldier here whom I can't identify. All, all but forgotten now.
Ann Rutherford remained in show business until 1978 and died in 2012 at the age of 94.
Outstanding civility!!! Makes me homesick ...
I was born in the wrong time....
Doctor gives patient a cigarette ... CrAzY times !!
"Crazy times" only if you apply 2021 morality, mores , and norms to a 75-year-old movie which, of itself, is crazy. Truth is, many people smoked in 1945.
Whomever that stunt person was at the end was excellent at the slip & fall. I mean, my gosh, her feet went straight out from under her, landed perfectly on her back, as flat as a board, and even bounced her head off of the floor. Holy smokes what an excellent stunt!😮😊😅😂❤❤❤❤❤❤! I've always like her as an actress.😊 Yup!
Good movie for sure.👍🤩😳🙄🫣🤫🫢🤔🫡🥰
When a macho pilot is treated by a woman doctor, complications ensue! Ruth hussey is the doctor-John Carroll is the pilot-Charlie ruggles is hussey’s doctor father and Ann Rutherford (poor girl) is the lady who stuck with useless dates! It all comes out as a funny comedy for all concerned! Pretty good one- liners! I declare this patient cured! 😂😂😂😂😊😊😊😊❤
Ruth Hussey was Oscar nominated for her part in The Philadelphia Story.She played Ray Millands sis in the creepy The Uninvited.Watch it late at night but never alone!
The Uninvited is a fabulous movie and I love their house!
Best line...Is that a kiss or a tonsillectomy?😂💋😂
Tonsillectomy , hilarious . 😂🤣
Very funny Lorna . Greetings from Egypt , land of pyramids , deserts , seas & the river Nile .
@@muniryassin9351
Don't forget the guy with the broken nose!
Yes I love your channel!!!!!! I love black and white!!!!!!! I feel U are my movie soulmate. Thank you for all these classics. Muahhhhhh
Good funny movie. Thanks. 😆
Thx PizzaFix, for allowing me to reminisce with the movies of my youth, and not have to watch the garbage of what they call entertainment today. I miss the patriotism, class, clothes and lack of overt sex and destruction that is prevalent in todays so called movies. A time when, Movies Stars, actually worked their way up thru the ranks and weren't "one movie, no talent, snot faced, spoiled, entitled LIBERAL super stars..." todays actors and actresses, have no idea what it took to be a star in the heyday of the movie business...and they surely have no idea what class or character means.
Oooops y Daisy. I spelled solger wrong. 😂🤑😅😜🤗
There are some good modern day movies. You are just a closed minded complainer.
Did they have *FALSE eyelashes ...back then ?!
Thank you for the memories it's nice being able to find something worth watching
Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
Yes!!!
SO much more enjoyable, and non-jarring to those of us with
jangled nerves from the trauma of the sensory intake
overload these days. Movies used to be a relaxation, a diversion from the troubles of the day. But today’s movies?
Awful! Evil! Raunchy!
I’ll take these B&W GEMS anytime!
@@cw2gtc
Like, RIGHT NOW-ON [One year later-and-on-AND ...].
Excellent😍
It's amazing how late people worked back in the 40's.
World is smaller now...which means meeting old friends still a safe possibility!
Meeting old friends isn't safe today with the covid 19 having us all quarantined. ☹️
This film was originally entitled "Bedside Manner" and was changed to "Her Favorite Patient" upon it's re-release in 1950.
Thank you for the free movie 🎥😉👍
I'd like to see guess who's coming to dinner.
Finally RUclips is sending me movies
Ruth Carol Hussey did a lot of movies and TV but also worked in theater. She married Charles Robert Longenecker. They remained married until his death 60 years later. They had 3 children.
Wonderful. Happy she had a long happy marriage. She was gorgeous!
A very good life she had,and a happy hubby we can believe ❤️
Bless her heart! The old lady and her parking skills 🤣🤣🤣🤧! I'm on the floor!!
Proof of never underestimate old ppl
This was so much fun to watch..!! I loved the many great one-liners...real smart writing..!!!
Very entertaining
So many cigarettes LOL LOL LOL. ;)
Good job Pizza 🍕 👏🏾🙋🏽
Thanks for sharing this delightful movie. A cast of familiar faces makes this well worth watching.
Ruth Hussey was perfect for the part , she can be so droll
Cute story
that was fun thabks
What a sweet movie! I loved every minute and it ended just as I hoped it would. Thanks so much! 🌈🌈🌈
"You're a cute little trick yourself."
Love it.
Good movie, totally enjoyed it. Thank you!!!
lots of funny moments, hilarious scene more from 20's comedy genre driving on country road with all sorts of obstacles while reading Hippocratic oath...very funny and crazy script
Pretty sure this is not set in the 20s. Looks more like the early 40s.
@@StrongnBeautiful The OP did not say it was set in the 20s; that one scene was "more from 20's genre."
Enjoyed the movie. Thank you for the upload.
Love Charlie Ruggles. Cute movie.
Ruth Hussey looks a bit like Claire Trevor.
I'm very much the the her the doctor lady
Her voice was so familiar, but I couldn’t place her face. Then I finally figured it out, she was the Principal in Grease. Boy it as driving me 😜 crazy!!
Her voice sounds very much the actress who played the role principal in Grease, but Eve Arden played that part. Her voice confused me too.
What a fun movie. Thanks for uploading
My mother told me that when she was young, people told her she looked like Ruth Hussey. My mom was 23 years old when this movie was made....
The Dr. didn't seem to age much between this movie and when he later played Mrs. Drysdale's father on The Beverly Hillbillies. All that aside...This is a wonderful movie.
Lol @15 minutes, the nurse is cooking chicken...in a sterilizer! 😝
Lovely movie
Love that big convertible shelf driving at the beginning
I find that she is too beautiful and too clever for him
Great actors nine 🌟 🌠⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thank you wish they would show movies like these ❤️ 247
Three smiths, no smedley 😂
Hahaha this is a great movie. I love it..🥰
How is this from 1945, but the film says 'copyright MCMXL'? Doesn't that make it 1940?
A mistake with the copyright notice date. Production Date started mid November 1944, Copyright Date: 22 June 1945.
Thank you nine stars✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
Thanks for this great channel!
Love these films, thank you ........
You could never do this today...
This is my second or third time watching this movie, but I either didn't leave a comment previously or can't find it.
Anyway, cute movie that's a bit of a tearjerker and great fun at the same time. Charles Ruggles and Edward Everett Horton (yes, I know, he isn't in this movie) are charming, grandfatherly/uncle types who were so wonderful and who have no modern peers.
The main actors are/were all excellent as was the story. In many respects life must have been wonderful back then...even though there was a war going on.
Thanks for sharing this with us.
A charming comedy!
i would love to watch but i do not know how people are able watch the print... maybe it's just my ipad but most b+w films are unwatchable for the print for me...too bad, used to watch all the time on vid
That introductory music??? "I'm as sick as a cat?"
Reminder to put on list to watch later.
Lead actress sounds like the adorable Eve Arden!
The movie started while I was getting coffee. When I returned and settled down, I was surprised to see that it wasn't Eve Arden.
This is "Doc Hollywood ".
Thank you
Pretty woman alone with car full of males- yeah! Right. Unrealistic but then it’s a movie (a filler of sorts). Aren’t movies good? In the sense that it works out just fine!
During the war people were encouraged to give lifts to thumbing military. What always got me was a little thing called rationing which was usually ignored in the movies so they'd be more enjoyable - I suppose.
Ty for sharing
cute story
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Originally released (by United Artists) as "Bedside Manner". Astor reissued it in 1950 under a different title {and the copyright date is wrong}.
Correct. Astor's copyright notice date is MCMLX (1940), but the actual copyright registration by Lysander Productions is dated 1945, with a Los Angeles premier that year on June 8.
LOVED THIS
Great fun!
good little film 🎥👍
Hilariouser than any of the comedies of today!
"Hilariouser" he, he, thinking of a couple of funny pronunciations for that
text It truly looks likedeeply beawtifulfight ..
I thoroughly enjoyed this 🎥 🍿 movie!!! It was totally romantic ingeniously a masterpiece!!! Aunt life love grand. Hussey l have her in the women and Philadelphia study the reporter with. James Stewart. She was the photographer .Rhonda. Prater 🌹
Great movie!
Turned out to be a very good movie. Love these old black and white movies, more fun to watch than what's out today. Ruth Hussey was always a favorite and to team up with Charles Ruggles, it just didn't get any better. Thanks for the post. Joe S
Great movie!!! I love old movies 💘💘💜💘
Extension of reimbursement to be found in housing and matrimony and me Virna Pandey reimbursed.
im an original black and white fan but that movie sucked.