What three dopes gave thumbs down on a clean, crisp print of a well acted and thoroughly enjoyable flick? Geez! Thanks Chris for posting this movie. I worked on set with Richard Egan years ago. Don't remember if it was a movie or TV show. Boy, was he handsome. Even nicer looking in person. He had real dark, tanned skin, bright blue eyes and a great smile. Lotsa teeth.
Lucky you. He seemed a little weak in this role: kept an uncomfortable looking smiling snicker on his gorgeous face. - And yes, he was gorgeous and immensely talented - more so after early films like this. Could act the pants off of Conte, who always played everything the same.
Hi WCG! I've only been down your way a few times in my life, but I've done a LOT of Googling about LA/Hollywood, starting with the OJ FAKE murders, The Black Dahlia, Laurel Canyon, Manson fiASScos, Bill Holden murder, etc. I'm also related to Johnny Weissmuller, so I've researched him as well! There's DEF no shortage of entertaining real-life material coming outta Tinsel Town...
I was born in Los Angeles in 1943. It is such a treat to see great movies made at a time and place I enjoyed as a youngster. Scenes inside and outside the Hollywood Roosevelt hotel, were the first academy awards were held, and where enjoyed the best Dorsey High reunion in 2005 beside the olympic-sized swimming pool where I swam a few hundred yards, and relished the company of classmates Dennis Luftig and a couple others.
Every day more and more I get the feeling that the person behind this channel is a connoisseur of American films. Someone not young, if I may say so. The pieces of motion pictures of this channel are definitely rare and of high quality, the meticulous “selection” is evident.
@@ChrisTNoir In any case, there is a strong touch of personality in the selection. Perhaps, unthinkable and unexpected motion pictures. And thank you for the kind response. I keep checking what I find in your channel. Kind regards.
What a great movie! Great story, characters, lots of great lines, beautiful shots, the sort of meta-presentation tribute to hollywood, in the shroud of a classic whodunnit…genius! had a big smile on my face throughout. Thank God for old movies, they keep me sane in these ridiculous times
I totally agree with you on all counts. I wish films like this could be made in this generation rather than the overrated crap being served up. Sadly we do not have the likes of Richard Conte, Joel McCrea and Richard Egan in our times.
So many wonderful old films that I've never seen or heard of, like this one. I won't pay for dish or cable, and my digital over-air reception has been unreliable for more than a year. So much variety, plus these old classics here, have really filled the void!
I hear yah sunbeam! I enjoy the many B&W B movies myself! With imdb to research all these old-time actors, it's a gas going back in time to the 40s-60s!
I've loved films all my life (I'm now over 60) and I reckon I've seen them all. How wonderful to enjoy an excellent film like this that I'd never seen before. Thank you for the upload.
From the beginning it had all the similarities to the unsolved William Desmond Taylor case. I didn't expect this to be solved. Excellent movie, cast and scenes/ scenery of 1950 Hollywood. Wish there had been a movie made around this time echoing the Thelma Todd murder by the stellar production company that made this. Thank you for posting this gem.
Thank you. This seems to be a B picture made with A list talent. Richard Conte was an actor of reliable excellence, I always had a crush on Julia Adams, and Fred Clark never really got all the recognition he deserved.
Fred Clark was a co-star of the early TV incarnation of the Burns & Allen Show, as well as starring in a series of Ken-L Raton dog food commercials ... as the dog's owner, not as the dog.
Having a great time watching these old flicks. Great acting, cinematography and the plot was pretty good! Always been a big fan of Richard Conte and Julie Adams was stunning.
What a Great story.Richard Conte acted brilliantly. He was not only class actor in a leading role but in a negative role too. And Julie Adams was so beautiful. Great mystery story which kept me guessing till the end.
I like it!..34.05 " how do you know all this?"....."That's what they pay me for, to know all this". Thanks to the wonder of You Tube, there are many great b&w films from the 40's. Many have great production values like this one and I thank Chis T, and all the others, for posting these films.
The acting schools should refer to these 1950's movies for students. These folks could carry a picture without crazy effects and gadgets. The costuming, was great and the story lines are believable as well.
Great movie, reminds me of Sunset Boulvard and The bad and the beautiful Fred Clark plays an anxious studio exec in this and the bad and the beautiful, Conte is such a presence in his picture's, awesome print one for the collection, thanks.
Didn't think I was going to like this movie but as usual the presence of Richard Conte and his way of speaking held my attention throughout. Loved Jim Baccus telling the story.
Well what are the amazing film ! I mean this was 1 of the best mysteries I've seen of that era and I watch an awful lot of them this was unique and unusual with a wonderful cast thank you so much for adding this lovely wonderful pc of Art
Good movie and fine performances by Richard Conte and the whole cast. William Castle certainly made some great films :) Thank you Chris T for sharing :)
Most films today, especially action, are just sort of m silent films. You can turn off the sound and follow them with no problem. The dialogs are so simplistic.
I agree so very much, The writers could write and actors could act. They really earned their Oscars. I grew up in Los Angele and I love seeing old downtown L.A. actors gave outstanding performances while keeping their clothes on, and without the use of vulgar language in the script. This proves one does not need to be undressed to show true HOLLYWOOD talent : )
What a great picture I had seen it before but I had forgotten the ending. I just love the way it played out. This is one of my favorite movies now. Thank you so much.
What a good movie, combining old Hollywood with the new (back then). Conte is always smooth as silk and Egan had a face that should have been in more films. It's a finely made film with romance, intrigue and murder- how many of us knew what the medallion was that Collier took? TY Chris!
@Chris T - Thanks for the upload. Great movie! Directed by William Castle; Distinction selection of starred actors. Happy Friday 10/2/2023 London UK 🇬🇧
This is like a dream come true. I'm in love with Hollywood and have been fascinated by the old days and stars all my life!! Have heard of the murder of William Desmond Taylor which I'm sure this is alluding to. I'm going to dim the lights and enjoy this one!! Thank you!!
Thank you for this great movie! I enjoy these old flicks! Really good! I appreciate movies with old Los Angeles! I was born and raised there. Fun town!
@@wallacecleaver4485 im very aware of it. Your wasting your words on me. They aren't only billionaire but trilionairs. My masters in social work taught me little but that. This is just a movie. Don't take it so hard
The opening scene where the old guy is giving them a tour of the old film production studio reminded me of a B&W episode of " Dragnet " called " The Big Producer ". It was the one about an old silent film producer who gave Sgt. Friday and his partner a tour of the old studio he had worked on in the days of silent films.
Forty years ago, due to bizzare circumstances, I was 'bang to rights' for a crime I was completely innocent of. The outcomes was the the police said "We have met you and, and no matter the evidence, we believe cannot believe you did it, so we will not prosecute." The only reason was that they rightly judged me to be of good character, in spite of me being a rough young cockney. I have been forever grateful to those detectives because the fruitful career I have had since would never have happened otherwise. This film reminded me of how those policement back then believed in justice, not prosecutions.
Thanks for the movie. Fantastic Jim Backus the voice of Mr. Magoo the cartoon. Richard Conti was up for the lead in The Godfather, played by Marlon Brando.
The last 30 seconds of the movie, Jim Baccus narrator character said, "Somebody had to give he bride away." meaning he would do it. Why didn't the Sally's father give the bride away? Anyway, good movie. You can't hardly go wrong with Richard Conte.
They'd kept his marriage to her mother (and his paternity) a secret for so long - but with the Ferrara murder solved, couldn't they just be open about it all now?
(Spoiler alert): 56:27 may be where the perp slipped up -- then the exchange at 1:08:27 causes O'Brien to recognize it as such. Without that, he might not have thought of the possible connection between the perp and the medallion.
For me, it is a masterpiece! I saw it twice at La Cinémathèque Française! During a retrospective devoted to William Castle, where I saw everything that was showed there.
Bonjour Serge. j'ai habite Paris pendant 20 ans et la cinematheque a toujours occupe une place a part dans mes loisirs ainsi que celle de Toulouse durant mes jeunes annees. le film noir a ete toujours pour mois une recherche sans fin et je pense toujours beucoup de temps a essayer d'en visionner le plus grand nombre. Bonne continuation.
@@nicolasbaranowski9954 Bonsoir Nicolas! Dear Nicolas, many thanks for your very kind message. Or very glad to know you! Paris? Toulouse? Where do you live right now? Of course I speak French.
@@sergeleroy7649 Bonsoir Serge. Je crois que mon précédent message était trop long et a du être ''ampute''. J'habite à Moscou depuis 11 années maintenant et j'ai la chance de pouvoir visionner beaucoup de films notamment américains qui ne sont pas diffusés en intégralité sur you tube . Cela me réjouis car le choix est incommensurable. J'adore les réalisateurs d'Europe centrale qui ont émigré aux USA en raison du changement de régime politique en Allemagne dans les années 1930.
@@nicolasbaranowski9954Cher Nicolas, merci pour la réponse. Non. Je ne pense pas que ton message a été amputé. Moscou ? Oui, je connais des gens là-bas (y suis allé une seule fois. Très jolie ville. Très belle culture. Gens adorables, ou charmants. Mais trop de pauvreté, selon moi). Et ici aussi (je voulais dire que je connais des Russes ici ; et qu'il y a trop de pauvreté en France également).
Je viens de regarder : the Halliday Brand 1957 de Joseph H. Lewis qui ne m'avait pas habitué à des westerns ))). La composition de Joseph Cotten est splendide. Au fait, est-ce que vous avez un film emblématique, préféré ? De mon côté, j'ai été très fan de Waterloo Bridge, puis Laura et je dirais que régulièrement, je suis toujours très touché par The Crowd de King Vidor. Bonjour chez vous! comme direz Patrick Mc Goohan
excellent film... gotta love these oldies.... anyone pick up on Mr Magoo's voice man.. who also played a millionaire stuck on a funny tropical island????
Interesting, sanitized and fictionalized take on the William Desmond Taylor murder. Interesting how they took some of the popular narrative of the case. Interesting also seeing the silent actors and actresses too. In 1951 there were still many in Hollywood that not only remembered the crime but probably knew the facts and who actually killed the director.
You can never go wrong with Richard Conte in the cast.
I just love that actor. ❤
Richard Conte was the reason I watched in the first place. I doubt the 3 people that gave thumbs down 👎, even know who he was.
That's the most normal and avg I've ever seen Richard Conte.
Liked him in "The Blue Gardenia".Always thought he was underrated as an actor.
@@aspenrebel Few played a thug or lunatic as well as Richard Conte.
Richard Conte is one of the best actors ever. He was just so good at what he did.
Didn't need 53 takes, either.
Too bad he comes off as a WEASEL in most roles, but I guess they are necessary to thicken the plot? There HAS to be a bad guy...
I love, love, love these quality black & white films!
Thanks sincerely!
What three dopes gave thumbs down on a clean, crisp print of a well acted and thoroughly enjoyable flick? Geez! Thanks Chris for posting this movie. I worked on set with Richard Egan years ago. Don't remember if it was a movie or TV show. Boy, was he handsome. Even nicer looking in person. He had real dark, tanned skin, bright blue eyes and a great smile. Lotsa teeth.
Lucky you. He seemed a little weak in this role: kept an uncomfortable looking smiling snicker on his gorgeous face. - And yes, he was gorgeous and immensely talented - more so after early films like this. Could act the pants off of Conte, who always played everything the same.
Was this movie known as "The Los Angeles Story " ?
Richard Conte was SO handsome!
Obviously some one with bad taste! They probably like the trash made today 😂
@@gailjarvis2592 Weak but immensely talented - got it.
I love the real shots of old Hollywood and Malibu . My home town . Real gem . Thank you .
Hi WCG! I've only been down your way a few times in my life, but I've done a LOT of Googling about LA/Hollywood, starting with the OJ FAKE murders, The Black Dahlia, Laurel Canyon, Manson fiASScos, Bill Holden murder, etc. I'm also related to Johnny Weissmuller, so I've researched him as well! There's DEF no shortage of entertaining real-life material coming outta Tinsel Town...
I was born in Los Angeles in 1943. It is such a treat to see great movies made at a time and place I enjoyed as a youngster. Scenes inside and outside the Hollywood Roosevelt hotel, were the first academy awards were held, and where enjoyed the best Dorsey High reunion in 2005 beside the olympic-sized swimming pool where I swam a few hundred yards, and relished the company of classmates Dennis Luftig and a couple others.
Is los Angeles better now?
Every day more and more I get the feeling that the person behind this channel is a connoisseur of American films. Someone not young, if I may say so. The pieces of motion pictures of this channel are definitely rare and of high quality, the meticulous “selection” is evident.
Thanks, but i just like period films...and i am 50 :)
@@ChrisTNoir In any case, there is a strong touch of personality in the selection. Perhaps, unthinkable and unexpected motion pictures.
And thank you for the kind response.
I keep checking what I find in your channel.
Kind regards.
I agree, great selection of fine films with awesome picture quality, ty Chris :)
Agreed. Thank you.
Couldn't agree more. Chris is my TCM. When I'm in the he mood for some Classic Hollywood his is the first channel I look at.
Fabulous little mystery with a sharp cast and some faces from the past stopping by along the way. Beautifully photographed.
Very interesting story within a story. Mystery, murder, and Hollywood. Conte is always strong and confident
Yes
That old lot they used was Chaplin Studios...
What a great movie! Great story, characters, lots of great lines, beautiful shots, the sort of meta-presentation tribute to hollywood, in the shroud of a classic whodunnit…genius! had a big smile on my face throughout.
Thank God for old movies, they keep me sane in these ridiculous times
Me too!
I totally agree with you on all counts. I wish films like this could be made in this generation rather than the overrated crap being served up. Sadly we do not have the likes of Richard Conte, Joel McCrea and Richard Egan in our times.
@@SantiagoBernebeu
Bravo!
@@charliewest1221
I feel your pain
Great movie. Anything with these actors is always worth the watch. ❤
So many wonderful old films that I've never seen or heard of, like this one. I won't pay for dish or cable, and my digital over-air reception has been unreliable for more than a year. So much variety, plus these old classics here, have really filled the void!
I hear yah sunbeam! I enjoy the many B&W B movies myself! With imdb to research all these old-time actors, it's a gas going back in time to the 40s-60s!
I've loved films all my life (I'm now over 60) and I reckon I've seen them all. How wonderful to enjoy an excellent film like this that I'd never seen before. Thank you for the upload.
I saw this as a young kid and later, I heard about the murder of William Desmond Taylor. Thank you for uploading this little miracle of film noir.
@Spam Houston
Excellent book. I still have my copy.
A great movie, great actors, lovely shots, kept me guessing to the end. Good to see Jim Backus
Richard Conte was damn good actor. Enjoyed this very much. Thanks Chris
From the beginning it had all the similarities to the unsolved William Desmond Taylor case. I didn't expect this to be solved. Excellent movie, cast and scenes/ scenery of 1950 Hollywood. Wish there had been a movie made around this time echoing the Thelma Todd murder by the stellar production company that made this. Thank you for posting this gem.
Thank you. This seems to be a B picture made with A list talent. Richard Conte was an actor of reliable excellence, I always had a crush on Julia Adams, and Fred Clark never really got all the recognition he deserved.
I always preferred Conte in 'sincere' good guy roles instead of playing the gangsters he got stuck with from early on.
Fred Clark was a co-star of the early TV incarnation of the Burns & Allen Show, as well as starring in a series of Ken-L Raton dog food commercials ... as the dog's owner, not as the dog.
Having a great time watching these old flicks. Great acting, cinematography and the plot was pretty good! Always been a big fan of Richard Conte and Julie Adams was stunning.
Great to see the old silent stars playing themselves. I don’t know how I never saw or heard of this movie. Thanks
It was thrilling just to watch a clean print! The movie captured my interest. I liked seeing the silent era actors.
I love them too
I noticed the CLEAR images too, and I looked to see if it was remastered...
What a Great story.Richard Conte acted brilliantly. He was not only class actor in a leading role but in a negative role too. And Julie Adams was so beautiful. Great mystery story which kept me guessing till the end.
Bless you Chris T. I wonder whether you are aware of the infinite joy you bring to thousands of people.
I like it!..34.05 " how do you know all this?"....."That's what they pay me for, to know all this".
Thanks to the wonder of You Tube, there are many great b&w films from the 40's. Many have great production values like this one and I thank Chis T, and all the others, for posting these films.
And you too!
That was excellent. What an interesting storyline, very different and well acted 👏
The acting schools should refer to these 1950's movies for students. These folks could carry a picture without crazy effects and gadgets. The costuming, was great and the story lines are believable as well.
And the cars! Ewe, what death traps they were.
And they were capable of clean language unlike the heathens of today!
A real gem- thank you so much for sharing!
I think it was a fun movie. A unique theme that you don't see often in old films. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for sharing this absolute gem of a movie!
Great movie, reminds me of Sunset Boulvard and The bad and the beautiful Fred Clark plays an anxious studio exec in this and the bad and the beautiful, Conte is such a presence in his picture's, awesome print one for the collection, thanks.
Didn't think I was going to like this movie but as usual the presence of Richard Conte and his way of speaking held my attention throughout. Loved Jim Baccus telling the story.
Karen Alessi kkk
Fred Clark was one of the Harry Morton's!
Fred Clark was also in Sunset Blvd as well.
Well what are the amazing film ! I mean this was 1 of the best mysteries I've seen of that era and I watch an awful lot of them this was unique and unusual with a wonderful cast thank you so much for adding this lovely wonderful pc of Art
Francis X Bushman! Wow! Never actually saw a movie with him in it. Just heard the name. William Castle always delivers!
By this time he had been film films 40 years (I checked his first film credit, 1911).
great quality and decent movie/acting. Never seen before .Thank You Chris T for uploading.
Very fine Noir Chris. thx!
Love seeing different spots in old Hollywood.
WHO love???
Good movie and fine performances by Richard Conte and the whole cast.
William Castle certainly made some great films :)
Thank you Chris T for sharing :)
Interesting story, keeps you guessing! The good ol days when writes could write and actors could act
Thank you 🌹
Most films today, especially action, are just sort of m silent films. You can turn off the sound and follow them with no problem. The dialogs are so simplistic.
I agree so very much, The writers could write and actors could act. They really earned their Oscars. I grew up in Los Angele and I love seeing old downtown L.A.
actors gave outstanding performances while keeping their clothes on, and without the use of vulgar language in the script. This proves one does not need to be undressed to show true HOLLYWOOD talent : )
♥️🌹♥️
Very good film. Great story line and acting. It is always fun to see stars that became better known afterward for other roles. Thanks for posting.
Very clever. Richard Conte always gives a good account of himself.
Richard Egan seemed to have the hots for him.
@Brian Salomon
Luca Brasi 😀
Love Richard‼️🧔🏼♂️
@004bop Tessio, sorry Fish
What a great picture I had seen it before but I had forgotten the ending. I just love the way it played out. This is one of my favorite movies now. Thank you so much.
What a good movie, combining old Hollywood with the new (back then). Conte is always smooth as silk and Egan had a face that should have been in more films. It's a finely made film with romance, intrigue and murder- how many of us knew what the medallion was that Collier took? TY Chris!
@Chris T - Thanks for the upload. Great movie! Directed by William Castle; Distinction selection of starred actors. Happy Friday 10/2/2023 London UK 🇬🇧
Thank you for posting this. It is a great movie
This is like a dream come true. I'm in love with Hollywood and have been fascinated by the old days and stars all my life!! Have heard of the murder of William Desmond Taylor which I'm sure this is alluding to. I'm going to dim the lights and enjoy this one!! Thank you!!
Yes. Certainly shades of the William Desmond Taylor murder.
Thank you for this great movie! I enjoy these old flicks! Really good! I appreciate movies with old Los Angeles! I was born and raised there. Fun town!
Francis X Bushman is in this movie….. what an unexpected treat…. Thanks for posting this 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I liked the movie. It was very interesting & kept moving along well. Thanks for posting it.
Richard Conte was like the Tony Lo Bianco of his day. Terrific.
What a great comparison.
Great film n n the way of classic films of that era... We just don't have it anymore.
$55.00 a day is criminal. Chris T, Thank you for all the good work you do.
@@wallacecleaver4485 im very aware of it. Your wasting your words on me. They aren't only billionaire but trilionairs. My masters in social work taught me little but that. This is just a movie. Don't take it so hard
A noir film lighted like a comedy, but useful in giving us a look at long-gone performers in their prime.
The detective who investigated the Taylor murder was 100 years old in 1986 and remembered the scene well.
Ditto about the "Smith" murder! I'm SURE you don't need any more info right?
This is when films were great. Everyone had class. Thank you.
This is another good one from the Golden Age of Hollywood, when they really knew how to tell a story.....
Thanks
Thanks . ....
1933-1966
@@kathleenking47 EXCELLENT
Jim Bakus was really funny on Gillian’s Island 1 of my favorites❤
Oh, what a grrrrrrreat film! My favorite, stories of old Hollywood! THANK YOU SO MUCH AND GOD BLESS YOU!🕊💖✝️✡️🙏🙋♀️🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thank you for the film.Great cast even has Francis X Bushman a star from the silent era.
My kind of movie! William Castle has excellent taste and showmanship. Always expect something Great from his films. Thanks for posting! :-)
Mine too
Thank you for posting this wonderful movie.
An excellent story. Thank you.
As usual, there are some great cameos in this one from some of the greats.
Thank you friends full HD movie uploading. Always continue full HD movie uploading almost again thanks.
The opening scene where the old guy is giving them a tour of the old film production
studio reminded me of a B&W episode of " Dragnet " called " The Big Producer ".
It was the one about an old silent film producer who gave Sgt. Friday and his partner a tour
of the old studio he had worked on in the days of silent films.
I think they may have used the old Charlie Chaplin studios on La Brea for that scene, but I'm not sure.
@@bobareebop
I’ll take your word for it‼️
Forty years ago, due to bizzare circumstances, I was 'bang to rights' for a crime I was completely innocent of. The outcomes was the the police said "We have met you and, and no matter the evidence, we believe cannot believe you did it, so we will not prosecute." The only reason was that they rightly judged me to be of good character, in spite of me being a rough young cockney. I have been forever grateful to those detectives because the fruitful career I have had since would never have happened otherwise. This film reminded me of how those policement back then believed in justice, not prosecutions.
I don't normally comment, but that was a really good black&White movie. Thanks for showing it.
Nice cozy engaging little picture..kinda like a Perry Mason or a 50s Dragnet..draws you in from the get go..
Enjoyed an excellent movie. Thanks from India for sharing
Very good movie, thank you for the download
Danke für das hochladen sehr interessant und deine Mühe
Great little movie. I first remember Julie Adams from the soap General Hospital in 1968 and even Beverly Hill 90210 in 2014.
Thanks for the movie. Fantastic Jim Backus the voice of Mr. Magoo the cartoon. Richard Conti was up for the lead in The Godfather, played by Marlon Brando.
Mr Howell the 111 Gilligans isle too.
James Dean's father Rebel without a cause.
If the Godfather had been made in the fifties, Conte would have been Michael Corleone.
Very enjoyable. Interesting story line
Great mystery! Not too many of the film noir movies have good plots like this one
The last 30 seconds of the movie, Jim Baccus narrator character said, "Somebody had to give he bride away." meaning he would do it. Why didn't the Sally's father give the bride away?
Anyway, good movie. You can't hardly go wrong with Richard Conte.
They'd kept his marriage to her mother (and his paternity) a secret for so long - but with the Ferrara murder solved, couldn't they just be open about it all now?
(Spoiler alert):
56:27 may be where the perp slipped up -- then the exchange at 1:08:27 causes O'Brien to recognize it as such. Without that, he might not have thought of the possible connection between the perp and the medallion.
Son of a gun. Congrats.
For me, it is a masterpiece! I saw it twice at La Cinémathèque Française!
During a retrospective devoted to William Castle, where I saw everything that was showed there.
Bonjour Serge. j'ai habite Paris pendant 20 ans et la cinematheque a toujours occupe une place a part dans mes loisirs ainsi que celle de Toulouse durant mes jeunes annees. le film noir a ete toujours pour mois une recherche sans fin et je pense toujours beucoup de temps a essayer d'en visionner le plus grand nombre. Bonne continuation.
@@nicolasbaranowski9954
Bonsoir Nicolas!
Dear Nicolas, many thanks for your very kind message. Or very glad to know you!
Paris? Toulouse?
Where do you live right now?
Of course I speak French.
@@sergeleroy7649 Bonsoir Serge. Je crois que mon précédent message était trop long et a du être ''ampute''. J'habite à Moscou depuis 11 années maintenant et j'ai la chance de pouvoir visionner beaucoup de films notamment américains qui ne sont pas diffusés en intégralité sur you tube . Cela me réjouis car le choix est incommensurable. J'adore les réalisateurs d'Europe centrale qui ont émigré aux USA en raison du changement de régime politique en Allemagne dans les années 1930.
@@nicolasbaranowski9954Cher Nicolas, merci pour la réponse. Non. Je ne pense pas que ton message a été amputé.
Moscou ? Oui, je connais des gens là-bas (y suis allé une seule fois. Très jolie ville. Très belle culture. Gens adorables, ou charmants. Mais trop de pauvreté, selon moi). Et ici aussi (je voulais dire que je connais des Russes ici ; et qu'il y a trop de pauvreté en France également).
Je viens de regarder : the Halliday Brand 1957 de Joseph H. Lewis qui ne m'avait pas habitué à des westerns ))). La composition de Joseph Cotten est splendide. Au fait, est-ce que vous avez un film emblématique, préféré ? De mon côté, j'ai été très fan de Waterloo Bridge, puis Laura et je dirais que régulièrement, je suis toujours très touché par The Crowd de King Vidor. Bonjour chez vous! comme direz Patrick Mc Goohan
those old movies are the best
This is an excellent movie, I'm glad 😊 😃 😀 I didn't miss it.
WONDERFUL!! I've wanted to see this for years; Thanks so much for sharing!
When is a Security Guard not a Security Guard? When he’s asleep.
I thought he was the one who shot conte
excellent film... gotta love these oldies.... anyone pick up on Mr Magoo's voice man.. who also played a millionaire stuck on a funny tropical island????
Very entertaining and a good story line.
Another mint 'print'! Cheers all and Chris T
Jim Backus' tie is a HOOT! no one advised on the cast's outfits? lol
very nice slow moving old movie.
Great story and excellent picture quality. Tks!
The story is based on real life events, you didn't need to invent alot on top of the true story
Beautiful movie. No words.
Interesting, sanitized and fictionalized take on the William Desmond Taylor murder. Interesting how they took some of the popular narrative of the case. Interesting also seeing the silent actors and actresses too. In 1951 there were still many in Hollywood that not only remembered the crime but probably knew the facts and who actually killed the director.
Great rainy day flick. . .
Thank you Richard Conte is a good actor. And a very sharp dresser.
That was a bizarre and very intriguing film.
This is the same guy that starred in twilight zone episode...so handsome
Wonderful !
Thanks for the story ❤
Im glad conte gets to play a good guy for a change.
I love these movies~THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
I really enjoyed that! (Wow though, ‘Larry O’Brien’ must have come from the Sicilian branch of the O’Brien clan) Thank you so much Chris T
The Irish Mafia😉
Excellent actor Richard Conte
Nice! What a sweet ending!
Lovely Movie
Worth Watching