Body and Soul (1947)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Clip from Body and Soul (1947), one of the best boxing films. Starring John Garfield, Lilli Palmer, Anne Revere, William Conrad, and Canada Lee as Ben.
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The great John Garfield...and the great boxing movie Body and Soul!!!
I love John Garfield him and Robert Mitchum are my favorites have a good day
john garfield, my man
Canada Lee (Ben) was amazing. He was a professional boxer who lost an eye in the ring before he turned to acting, mostly in theatre. On Broadway he was the first African-American actor to play a white role, in 1946. Lee only made a few films before he got blacklisted and died young - less than 2 weeks before John Garfield in 1952. If I had to pick his single most memorable scene, this is it.
Actually, THE best boxing movie. Everything first rate including the music.
THE ORIGINAL ROCKY! GREAT MOVIE, GARFIELD WAS A NATURAL. THIS IS A GREAT SCENE WITH CANADA LEE, SHOWING CHARLIE HIS FUTURE!🥊🥊🥊
Body and Soul, released 9 November 1947 (USA). John Garfield as Charley Davis; Lilli Palmer as Peg Born; Hazel Brooks as Alice; Anne Revere as Anna Davis; William Conrad as Quinn; Joseph Pevney as Shorty Polaski; Lloyd Gough (as Lloyd Goff) as Roberts; Canada Lee as Ben Chaplin; Larry Anzalone, Fighter Being Knocked Out; Al Bain, Club Patron; Steve Benton, Fight Spectator; Eddie Borden, Fight Spectator; Paul Bradley, Fight Spectator; James Burke as Arnold; George M. Carleton, Prizefight Doctor; James Carlisle, Fight Spectator; Wheaton Chambers as Ben's Doctor; Mary Currier as Miss Tedder; Sayre Dearing, Bartender, Joe Devlin as Prince; Artie Dorrell as Jack Marlowe; Al Eben, Taxi Driver; Ceferino García, Boxer in training Camp; Herschel Graham, Fight Spectator; Joe Gray as Cornerman; Virginia Gregg as Irma; Stuart Hall, Observer at Scene; John Indrisano as Davis-Marlowe - Fight Referee; Sheldon Jett as Sam - Pool Hall Proprietor; Milton Kibbee as Dan - Marlowe's Manager; Mike Lally, Timekeeper; Glen Lee as Marino; Theodore Lorch, Man at Weigh-in; Wilbur Mack, Fight Spectator; George Magrill, Fight Stadium Cop; Pat McKee, Fight Spectator; Sid Melton, Ringsider; Harold Miller, Fight Spectator; Forbes Murray; Weigh-in Official; William H. O'Brien, Bartender; Charles Perry, Cornerman; Paul Power, Party Guest; Mike Ragan; Ring Photographer; Bob Reeves, Police Officer; Frank Riggi, Boxer in Training Camp; Cyril Ring as Victor - Butler; Shimen Ruskin as Shimen; Tim Ryan as Jack Shelton; Art Smith as David Davis; Larry Steers, Fight Spectator; Bert Stevens, Party Guest; Dan Tobey, Fight Announcer; Sid Troy, Party Guest; George Tyne, Charlie's Friend; Sailor Vincent, Fight Spectator; Peter Virgo, Drummer - Roberts' Bodyguard; John Wald, Ringside Announcer; Ulysses Williams, Boxer Being Knocked Out; Florence Wix, Fight Spectator.
Classic scene in a classic film. There’s so much in there about race and class: the fact that Canada Lee “doesn’t scare easy”, sticking up for himself against the white boss who is trying to pit Garfield against him. Whether or not Rossen intends it, seeing the punching bag swinging from a tree after Lee dies suggests another fate that befell so many black people. It’s a powerful image.
William Conrad, Cannon.
Blacklisted actors: Anne Revere, Canada Lee, Lloyd Gough, Art Smith, John Garfield.
Bloody hell that was depressing
Hokey, corny, dated, cliche' ridden and absolutely sensational. A brilliant film. Garfield is perfect.
I rented this movie I was very disappointed the end scene where the delivery guy from the deli says they're killing our people in Europe and we got a champion here they cut that out.
Thanks so much. I grew up watching John Garfield and I loved him. He was one of a kind and the recipient of the communist posse that eventually had a hand in killing him.
Definitely as good as Cagney and Bogart I own three of his movies force of evil Body and Soul and The Postman Always Rings Twice him and Robert Mitchum on my favorites have a good day
He was indeed a truly great actor and that would be the FASCIST posse, if you are talking about Senator McCarthy and his insane hunt for "Communists" which decimated our cultural landscape in that era: artists, authors, songwriters, poets, actors... careers and lives wasted because some right-wing yahoo had a bug up his ass and had paranoid delusions, seeing "commies and pinkos" at every turn. John Garfield was no Communist. Neither were the majority of the creatives who were dragged before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Folly! Destructive and wicked folly.
@@TheAwetist802 thank you. I stand corrected :)
the communists did't killed him? it was the right wingers who persecuted him