Excellent, snappy script. I love WW2 movies, especially ones that mock the Nazis, as this one does expertly. What a nice surprise. Thank you for posting it!
Watching again The "mental institution scene awesome....and plane scene""...,in fact whole movie great! Dana Andrews , Love him...all actresses & actors great...happy ending
Boy! Did i love the end of this movie! I'll watch it again & again & again! Thank you, Feature Film, for the ad-free film noir upload! Have a blessed night, wherever you are! 🌙
Sometimes the lack of profanity detracts from the authenticity of war movies. And yes, these movies were made during an era of heavy censorship.. they were made for all audiences... even prudes.
Loved the cast! One of the few war films where BOTH of the German women (the “good” and the “bad” one) were equally attractive and, somehow, sympathetic
Thank you 👍 JFK said 1963 in Berlin...all free men are citiezens of Berlin, wherever they may live ☝️ Therefore my deepest respect for all american brothers and sisters ☝️🌲
This is the most hilarious thriller I’ve seen yet. I wouldn’t call it a thriller a comedy of errors is more like it. Enjoy it and have a laugh. God knows we need more laughter these days.
The two old fogeys in the Stamp shop are a real comedy moment 'how to drop your old friend in the soup', especially the idiot correcting the other guy trying to slightly lead them off the scent 🤔😵💫
The funniest part is the scene where Dana Andrews claimed the dad stole his pants and escaped. And when they exhumed the bag of potatoes and had it sitting in the chair.😂
I find the modern WWII "movies" to be too stupid to watch and usually nothing but a bunch of horrible 'actors' pretending to be Rambo. In other words JUNK. At least these films are made with good actors so we can watch them, even if they are laughable.
What more could one want in a movie? References to "Schickelgruber", Nazis everywhere, 1941, First news of Pearl Harbor, spies, espionage, intrigue, suspense, and the American getting away from Germany with the Girl! Plus this film came out in 1942 -- DURING WWII! -- when there were real Nazis!!!! What more could you want? Oh, by the way, that "Girl" was Virginia Gilmore -- who was once married to Yul Brenner!
I don’t know if they meant to be funny, but it was very funny. Especially when the American ended up claiming the father stole his pants and escaped. And the Hospital Director boxer shorts were more like a wide skirt. Then the sack of potatoes were exhumed and they had it sitting on the couch. 😂 Maybe they wanted to add humor to a very sad time in history!
It's a quick movie that skims the high points of a movie that could be twice as long. Watched it many times. It's a good watch on screen and the audio is in sync. Please never colorize it. Thanks for the upload.
I started to feel sorry for Col Von Rau, my favourite character in the film. He was so funny. I really enjoyed this upload. Dana Andrews is always great.
The first true Berlin correspondent was William Shirer, who was in that city at the start of the war, and beginning the first around-the-world broadcasts with other reporters, such as Edward Murrow. He tells his story fantastically in his book, "The Berlin Diary", which really comes alive in the audiobook form. If you're interested in this topic at all, check it out. It has become one of my favorite WW2 stories. His talented writing makes you feel as if you're at his side, experiencing it all right along with him, whether listening to Hitler speak, or walking with a friend in the Tiergarten! I hated history when I was in school, because it was always presented with just a bunch of facts and dates. History is a STORY of real people, just like us, and should be presented as such. Then maybe we would have a population of informed young adults. Or, is that what is NOT wanted? 🤔 Sorry for the ramble.....😁
Thanks for the book suggestion, I'll check it out for sure. As far as history teaching is concerned, I think it's moving in the right direction. Less dates to memorize, more story.
You must see this, and make all your friends see it. Must. Not an 'A' list movie, but entertaining; and interesting in how well it utilized so many of the conventions of the time. It becomes a 'must watch' because it highlights how little America understood the Nazis. Tough talk smacks of playground bully, but slavish obedience, and the threat of 'send him to the Eastern front' are already in place, sooner than would have suspected. And then the horror, the scene that made my blood run cold. I'm talking about the concentration camp scene. It looks like , I can't find the right words, but it so tame, so conventional. The prisoners are digging ditches !! Clearly no one had even a glimmer of what was actually happening in those camps. Such naivety was about to be shattered, and it helps me to better understand the shock and horror when they saw what was really happening. No one had a clue.
This was an enjoyable suprise! I like older movies, but this was so good. Maybe it's just me, but in at least a couple places it came across as a fun comedy, left me laughing.
@ 48:00 Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7th, war declared on the 8th. December 11th America entered WWII in Europe and this movie came out within a year.
Gotta admit I thoroughly enjoyed that - great for a laugh. Especially speeded up dude car….🤣 great ending too, except somehow the planes changed at the end?! 👍🏽🇦🇺
I watched this with my father years ago. He said it gave a false impression of what the Nazis were actually doing to people and made it harder to convince people when the truth came out. It was the timing of it that bothered loyal Dana Andrews fans- in '42 it may have been seen as a frivolous story by those connected with the Military. Not a bad film for PRE-war. Virginia Gilmore was a stunning actress. TY!
This was fun until the Gestapo officer says to the discovered American spy”now that we caught you and know how you were getting your information we don’t need you anymore and will let you go”. Talk about unbelievable!! They would have arrested, interrogated him about his contacts and kept him. The only reason they wouldn’t execute him on the spot is we weren’t in the war yet. Although that might still have happened.
Sig Ruman (Dr Dietrich) originated the role of Sgt Schultz in Stalag 17. As portrayed by Ruman, Schultz was a more conniving, sinister figure than the corpulent bumbler played by John Banner in Hogan’s Heros.
Awesome just finished watching a Frank Sinatra classic film he played the bad guys trying to assassinate the president awesome message great movie 🍿 I know this will match it 🙂 thank you for the upload.
Stamp Collector Fun Fact! Italian-African stamp series are rare. The rarest is a single surviving 1937 stamp from Italian-controlled Ethiopia depicting Emperor Selassie eating spaghetti and saying, "Thatsa gooda meatballa, Ja, Man"
@@roelienpostma2367 No, it was just a silly joke. Anyway, the Italians issued no new Ethiopian stamps after the summer of 1936, because Ethiopia had been amalgamated with Eritrea and Somalia into a single administrative unit, "Italian East Africa".
Wondering about the importance of discussing his sexual orientation. And he’s referred to as a “homosexual.” How quaint. How very Germany in the 1940’s denigrating lingo you chose. The NSDAP called and they want there derogatory comments back. 👎🏼😱🤡🤬🤮 1
Interesting, I watched a similar movie last night with the same secretary and Colonel in it. The Colonel played the same part but the secretary was a spy for the underground. 🤷 Good flick anyway, tku for post.
At 10:00 - 11:00, the band plays "Die Lorelei" but this song was forbidden during the Third Reich because the composer Heinrich Heine was a Jew. Of course, the Americans who produced tge film would have had no way of knowing that. Enjoyable film though!
Considering it was the Jews that ran Hollywood, they knew and it was intentional. You will find in many of these world War II propaganda films similar activities. Many of your composers were refugees and escaped Europe prior to 1939. They knew!
Underestimating enemy and considering them clumsy oafs has cost Americans close to 300 thousands casualties, not to mention these clumsy oafs almost brought the whole world to its knees singlehandedly !
"The wonderful thing about fighting an imaginary opponent, Captain Rochefort, is that he's always greatly skilled yet easily defeated. The pride of victory without the risk of loss."
Correct. That tens of millions of Americans at this time continue to support Donald Trump in his campaign for the USA presidency in 2024 even though by any standards he is clearly an existential threat to democracy is mind-boggling.
Isn't the Pledge of Allegiance to a "republic"? The pledge doesn't mention democracy. In any case you're a groper for bringing your stupid fallacies into an otherwise delightful string. @@Mark-gg6iy
@mark & keith / Funny you should say something so ridiculous! I remember Trumps time in office as being 4 years of PEACE. Today, we sit on the verge of WW3, and are involved in a war with a nuclear country. 10 million strangers have been allowed on to our own soil, with no vetting. Obviously, this country, and the world for that matter, is much safer under the current administration! 😓
A bit of trivia, TMI or what-have-you: When Karen (Virginia Gilmore, or her photo double) is racing the Gestapo's car through country roads, filmed day-for-night, the scenery is easily recognizable as the studio's (20th Century Fox) location facility, Century Ranch, aka Fox Ranch. "When in Southern California"* one can tour, examine the hundreds of acres at Malibu Creek State Park as it's known today. Many people associate it with "M*A*S*H" and "Planet of the Apes", movie and series both. *"When in Southern California Visit Universal Studios" was the 'plug' added to the end credits of hundreds of Universal releases after the iconic tour opened in 1964. "Danke, FEATURE FILM, for a fun, thrilling 70 minutes -- MINUS the damn ads." I very much liked "Berlin Correspondent".
In Austin Powers when he is driving Liz Hurley or Heather Graham through the hills near Hollywood, he remarks that the English countryside sure looks a lot like California!
Thanks.for posting! Here is s reccomrndation for you! Anyone enjoyed this movie will kick themselves if they don't watch 'Pimpernel Smith' starring the superb Leslie Howard ! thid fklm,
You just cannot beat the black and white movies . Thank you so much for sharing 💜
Yes, I love it,too
Excellent, snappy script. I love WW2 movies, especially ones that mock the Nazis, as this one does expertly. What a nice surprise. Thank you for posting it!
Really enjoy these old B&W movies. Really enjoyed Virginia Gilmore and Dana Andrews. Thanks for posting.
Really enjoyed your post!
I loved 🥰 this! Nothing better than old Black & White movies 🎥 to take you away from all that’s going on in the World right now
Well said!
Agree 100%
Yes the world was a much better place when this movie was released. LOL
@@ArumesYT No it wasn 't! The world was on war and innnocent people were killed and murdered!
@@sabine4759 Getting sarcasm is hard for you, isn't it?
"Do you think we are all fools?"
"That's besides the point"
🙂
🤣🤣🤣
ikr? Loved his sarcastic quips to those Nazis!
Watching again
The "mental institution scene awesome....and plane scene""...,in fact whole movie great!
Dana Andrews , Love him...all actresses & actors great...happy ending
Love Dana Andrews. A decent war yarn. Lots of production
Boy! Did i love the end of this movie! I'll watch it again & again & again! Thank you,
Feature Film,
for the ad-free
film noir upload! Have a blessed night, wherever you are! 🌙
These black and white movies are the best no profanity no nudity
Sometimes the lack of profanity detracts from the authenticity of war movies. And yes, these movies were made during an era of heavy censorship.. they were made for all audiences... even prudes.
Loved the cast! One of the few war films where BOTH of the German women (the “good” and the “bad” one) were equally attractive and, somehow, sympathetic
Did you know that the man playing the psychiatrist at the hospital also played Sergeant Schultz in the movie Stalag 17
Sig Ruman was a "real" German, born Siegfried Ruman(n) in Hamburg in 1884.
Greetings from Berlin ☝️ to the American People wherever they may live 😎
And to you Sir, from Colorado, USA!
Greetings from TX!🙂👋🇺🇸
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Thank you 👍 JFK said 1963 in Berlin...all free men are citiezens of Berlin, wherever they may live ☝️
Therefore my deepest respect for all american brothers and sisters ☝️🌲
Is this a genuine greeting?
Cause that's a number one sign finger not a hi 🛑
This is the most hilarious thriller I’ve seen yet.
I wouldn’t call it a thriller a comedy of errors is more like it. Enjoy it and have a laugh. God knows we need more laughter these days.
Wartime propaganda at its best. I love this movie. I loved it when I was a kid and I thoroughly enjoyed it a minute ago. Got to love old Hollywood
The two old fogeys in the Stamp shop are a real comedy moment 'how to drop your old friend in the soup', especially the idiot correcting the other guy trying to slightly lead them off the scent 🤔😵💫
@@sherirobinson6867 Me too !! Thank you for sharing !!
The funniest part is the scene where Dana Andrews claimed the dad stole his pants and escaped. And when they exhumed the bag of potatoes and had it sitting in the chair.😂
I find the modern WWII "movies" to be too stupid to watch and usually nothing but a bunch of horrible 'actors' pretending to be Rambo. In other words JUNK. At least these films are made with good actors so we can watch them, even if they are laughable.
This was WONDERFUL!!!!!!! OH MY GOSH... THANKS SO MU FOR POSTING......
There's NO QUESTION that the idea for Hogans Heroes came from this wonderful film. Also Virgina Gilmore is very beautiful here
Totally! Wilheim Schultz
Also a pre-Laugh-In "very interesting:.
She had an amazing hair-do.
You obviously haven't watched Stalag 17.
i kept thinking that also! i thought
i heard Colonel Klink's voice!
Lol. 😂
Thanks for identifying Ms. Gilmore. Absolutely breathtakingly beautiful. First time I've seen her ever & I'm an instant fan....
Check her out in "Pride of the Yankees"
@@kennethgoldberg83
Thanks for the heads up, watched that film last night, and thoroughly enjoyed it.
"Western Union "
@@petermaxmueller2114 "Thoroughly enjoyed it"? How many paper towels?
Excellent movie!
Very much enjoyed! Thank you for posting!
What more could one want in a movie? References to "Schickelgruber", Nazis everywhere, 1941, First news of Pearl Harbor, spies, espionage, intrigue, suspense, and the American getting away from Germany with the Girl! Plus this film came out in 1942 -- DURING WWII! -- when there were real Nazis!!!! What more could you want? Oh, by the way, that "Girl" was Virginia Gilmore -- who was once married to Yul Brenner!
There are still real Nazis, and some are in Germany !
There are real Nazis, now... right here in America!
Thanks for the bit about Virginia Gilmore (& Yul Brynner), I did not know that. I have enjoyed her movies and bits she played on early television. 🎥📺
also impressive for 1942, this exemplary still 26:08 of what Susan Sontag later dubs the "fascist aesthetic" in her 1975 essay: Fascinating Fascism.
Love these old black and white movies!!! Thanks
Such a great watch, and this film was made in the same year as Casablanca... there must have been something in the water.
Yeah, it was something called WW2!
This movie was a dandy to watch ! Thank you...
What a fun movie! Thank you!
34:53 The guard is sergeant schulz from "Hogan's Heroes"
I must admit it’s a good film but funny also.
Well worth watching. Thank you.🇬🇧❤️
I don’t know if they meant to be funny, but it was very funny. Especially when the American ended up claiming the father stole his pants and escaped. And the Hospital Director boxer shorts were more like a wide skirt. Then the sack of potatoes were exhumed and they had it sitting on the couch. 😂 Maybe they wanted to add humor to a very sad time in history!
It's a quick movie that skims the high points of a movie that could be twice as long. Watched it many times. It's a good watch on screen and the audio is in sync. Please never colorize it. Thanks for the upload.
In the chase scenes excellent use of the California landscape of live oaks.
My exact thoughts; I was looking for Gene Autry to ride in on his trick pony.
I started to feel sorry for Col Von Rau, my favourite character in the film. He was so funny. I really enjoyed this upload. Dana Andrews is always great.
"Mom! Dad! I want you to meet my new girlfriend, Karen! She works for the Gestapo!"
*A very "FINE" line .....*
Thanks God ... fortunately she WAS NOT working for the soviet NKVD or GRU during those days !!!!
@@dasboot5903 She survived the war, moved to the US, and is now working for the IRS. Now, THAT'S 'terrorism'.
That's funny... you'll notice she did the right thing at the end. 🇺🇸
@@leelarson107 She survived the war, moved to the US, and is now working for the for Fox News. Now, THAT'S 'terrorism'.
An hilarious send up of the dreadful Nazis. . Love Dana Andrews, an actor who could do it all.
It was very funny
Good movie!! Exciting story with a happy ending!!
The first true Berlin correspondent was William Shirer, who was in that city at the start of the war, and beginning the first around-the-world broadcasts with other reporters, such as Edward Murrow.
He tells his story fantastically in his book, "The Berlin Diary", which really comes alive in the audiobook form.
If you're interested in this topic at all, check it out. It has become one of my favorite WW2 stories. His talented writing makes you feel as if you're at his side, experiencing it all right along with him, whether listening to Hitler speak, or walking with a friend in the Tiergarten!
I hated history when I was in school, because it was always presented with just a bunch of facts and dates. History is a STORY of real people, just like us, and should be presented as such. Then maybe we would have a population of informed young adults. Or, is that what is NOT wanted? 🤔
Sorry for the ramble.....😁
I agree with you,totally! Thank you,for expressing your statements so well.
Greetings from Florida 🐬 We enjoy Jocko's Podcast, who is a retired Naval Seal, and All His guests/ books 📚 are the real McCoy 👌
Was it William Shirer that wrote "The rise and fall of the third Reich"? Memory not as good as it was...Cheers from Australia
Thanks for the book suggestion, I'll check it out for sure. As far as history teaching is concerned, I think it's moving in the right direction. Less dates to memorize, more story.
Brilliant, very brilliant👍 movie🎥
Great movie thank you 🤩🤩💖
Great !
Best old Black and white movie....thanks for uploading this 👌👌👍
One of the funniest comedy's I've ever seen!
Von Rau is so sarcastic and dry. I laughed more than anything
Thank you 🤩🤩🤩💖💖
i love the gloriously dry humour
Me too .... I have to admit it !!
It's a miracle. A Beechcraft turns into A DC3 midflight.
Legerdemain Airlines.
Magic of Hollywood, isn't it?
Very enjoyable. Excellent acting
Love from DeKalb Mississippi USA 🇺🇲
When you are misspelling "length" life is not easy😂 I absolutely love the detective 😂 trying to follow the reporter
Dana Andrews was a really good actor ! Virginia Gilmore is not bad either !
Wonderful movie full of suspense!
Excellent plot...good film..
Pity that they don't make films like this now.
Although l am pretty sure that the Germans did not use DC3's
1942 it was a WW II-nd time !!!!
How Hollywood could manage to get a German made Dornier plane to this film, eh .... ??
Well said! @@dasboot5903
You must see this, and make all your friends see it. Must. Not an 'A' list movie, but entertaining; and interesting in how well it utilized so many of the conventions of the time. It becomes a 'must watch' because it highlights how little America understood the Nazis. Tough talk smacks of playground bully, but slavish obedience, and the threat of 'send him to the Eastern front' are already in place, sooner than would have suspected. And then the horror, the scene that made my blood run cold. I'm talking about the concentration camp scene. It looks like , I can't find the right words, but it so tame, so conventional. The prisoners are digging ditches !! Clearly no one had even a glimmer of what was actually happening in those camps. Such naivety was about to be shattered, and it helps me to better understand the shock and horror when they saw what was really happening. No one had a clue.
Thank you for the video. Entertaining.
This was an enjoyable suprise! I like older movies, but this was so good. Maybe it's just me, but in at least a couple places it came across as a fun comedy, left me laughing.
Great movie, and classic ending.
Great movie.
@ 48:00 Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7th, war declared on the 8th. December 11th America entered WWII in Europe and this movie came out within a year.
Wow what a beautiful movie ❤
Absolutely Awesome ❤❤❤❤❤
Good.
Gotta admit I thoroughly enjoyed that - great for a laugh. Especially speeded up dude car….🤣 great ending too, except somehow the planes changed at the end?! 👍🏽🇦🇺
Speeding car feels totally doable given German cars now. I feel like this could be an ad for the future German engineering
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Seen this movie again..fouth time, love the ending and the pilot happy to leave.
The Gestapo Colonel von Rau allows Herr Roberts go free after the stamp scheme is discovered. 😂
Great ending!
Love this movie..watched a few times now
Good movie! Danke!
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This one borrowed some of the plot and a few actors from “Train to Munich” and “Underground”. Both enjoyable films also. Thanks.
I watched this with my father years ago. He said it gave a false impression of what the Nazis were actually doing to people and made it harder to convince people when the truth came out. It was the timing of it that bothered loyal Dana Andrews fans- in '42 it may have been seen as a frivolous story by those connected with the Military. Not a bad film for PRE-war. Virginia Gilmore was a stunning actress. TY!
Good movie I love the old with good good good dialogue good
This was fun until the Gestapo officer says to the discovered American spy”now that we caught you and know how you were getting your information we don’t need you anymore and will let you go”. Talk about unbelievable!! They would have arrested, interrogated him about his contacts and kept him. The only reason they wouldn’t execute him on the spot is we weren’t in the war yet. Although that might still have happened.
Another good picture with Dana Andrews.
Good one--ty
Lol the shirtless interrogators whipping that guy. Hahaha.
The most powerful sado-erotic moment in this film.
Shirtless, but not hatless!😂
Sig Ruman (Dr Dietrich) originated the role of Sgt Schultz in Stalag 17. As portrayed by Ruman, Schultz was a more conniving, sinister figure than the corpulent bumbler played by John Banner in Hogan’s Heros.
What an amazing movie , one of my favorites.
excellent film, excellent dialogue,,good script about the beginning of WW11,,
Nothing this level of quality is made these days. A bye-gone film making era lost forever
Umm. There are PLENTY.
Awesome just finished watching a Frank Sinatra classic film he played the bad guys trying to assassinate the president awesome message great movie 🍿 I know this will match it 🙂 thank you for the upload.
Manchurian Candidate.There was a remake.
Suddenly, right?
@@stanthology That 1 was good too!
That Frank Sinatra movie was very good indeed. Not to be scoffed at!
"Suddenly" = Sinatra as assassin.
"Manchurian Candidate" = Sinatra tries to stop an assassination.
I like that at the end of the movie that the Lockheed turns into a Douglas and then...???
👍👍👍👍cool
Stamp Collector Fun Fact! Italian-African stamp series are rare. The rarest is a single surviving 1937 stamp from Italian-controlled Ethiopia depicting Emperor Selassie eating spaghetti and saying, "Thatsa gooda meatballa, Ja, Man"
that's a fun fact for sure!
Really?
Ja, Mon!@@roelienpostma2367
@@roelienpostma2367 No, it was just a silly joke.
Anyway, the Italians issued no new Ethiopian stamps after the summer of 1936, because Ethiopia had been amalgamated with Eritrea and Somalia into a single administrative unit, "Italian East Africa".
They presented the enemy in a very truthful way.
The Gestapo villain was played by Martin Kosleck, a homosexual who left Germany in 1933 after Hitler took over.
Wondering about the importance of discussing his sexual orientation.
And he’s referred to as a “homosexual.” How quaint. How very Germany in the 1940’s
denigrating lingo you chose.
The NSDAP called and they want there derogatory comments back. 👎🏼😱🤡🤬🤮 1
He became so typecast as a nazi type. After the war what became of his career?
@@j3lny425he played characters parts AND German s he despised bc he had to leave Hitler's Germany
Looker!
@@roelienpostma2367 He was
Interesting, I watched a similar movie last night with the same secretary and Colonel in it. The Colonel played the same part but the secretary was a spy for the underground. 🤷 Good flick anyway, tku for post.
At 10:00 - 11:00, the band plays "Die Lorelei" but this song was forbidden during the Third Reich because the composer Heinrich Heine was a Jew. Of course, the Americans who produced tge film would have had no way of knowing that. Enjoyable film though!
Considering it was the Jews that ran Hollywood, they knew and it was intentional. You will find in many of these world War II propaganda films similar activities. Many of your composers were refugees and escaped Europe prior to 1939. They knew!
@@sherirobinson6867 You are quite right.I hadn't thought of that angle and it makes perfect sense.
They surely did that on purpose! The rest of the film is also not " political correct".....
I am guessing that was done very purposely.
Mein Got, my German language teacher Mrs. Arhart, taught us this song. I never knew it was anti-nazi.
Watching this movie I feel like a boy again, sat in the sixpenny seats. What pleasure.
A great film. Yet another one with so many things wrong - right hand drive cars, and an aeroplane which changed its shape in mid air. Very enjoyable!
The costume guy sure loves overcoats
*- You mean, you want to get out of Germany ??*
*- Confidentially. It will be a pleasure !!*
Good black & white noir war movie
Virginia Gilmore - longtime wife of Yul Brynner
good
Underestimating enemy and considering them clumsy oafs has cost Americans close to 300 thousands casualties, not to mention these clumsy oafs almost brought the whole world to its knees singlehandedly !
"The wonderful thing about fighting an imaginary opponent, Captain Rochefort, is that he's always greatly skilled yet easily defeated. The pride of victory without the risk of loss."
Correct. That tens of millions of Americans at this time continue to support Donald Trump in his campaign for the USA presidency in 2024 even though by any standards he is clearly an existential threat to democracy is mind-boggling.
@@Mark-gg6iy I was about to respond with the same message!
Isn't the Pledge of Allegiance to a "republic"? The pledge doesn't mention democracy. In any case you're a groper for bringing your stupid fallacies into an otherwise delightful string. @@Mark-gg6iy
@mark & keith / Funny you should say something so ridiculous! I remember Trumps time in office as being 4 years of PEACE. Today, we sit on the verge of WW3, and are involved in a war with a nuclear country. 10 million strangers have been allowed on to our own soil, with no vetting.
Obviously, this country, and the world for that matter, is much safer under the current administration! 😓
Filmed in Cali ok..still great movie
Well, it wasn't about to be filmed in Berlin in 1942, was it?
Would Hitler and Himmler also have seen this film?!
I believe so .....
Definitely, herr doctor Paul Joseph Goebbels, ... he saw this particular movie for sure !!!!
Sure enough ❤😂
This may be old but it’s better than the great escape
27:41 "...sick, crippled, or puny..." Why is this so funny to me...
A bit of trivia, TMI or what-have-you: When Karen (Virginia Gilmore, or her photo double) is racing the Gestapo's car through country roads, filmed day-for-night, the scenery is easily recognizable as the studio's (20th Century Fox) location facility, Century Ranch, aka Fox Ranch.
"When in Southern California"* one can tour, examine the hundreds of acres at Malibu Creek State Park as it's known today. Many people associate it with "M*A*S*H" and "Planet of the Apes", movie and series both.
*"When in Southern California Visit Universal Studios" was the 'plug' added to the end credits of hundreds of Universal releases after the iconic tour opened in 1964.
"Danke, FEATURE FILM, for a fun, thrilling 70 minutes -- MINUS the damn ads." I very much liked "Berlin Correspondent".
In Austin Powers when he is driving Liz Hurley or Heather Graham through the hills near Hollywood, he remarks that the English countryside sure looks a lot like California!
LOL@@RighteousReverendDynamite
A great film. Thank you.
What I find interesting is that the German countryside looks so much like Southern California
I watched a movie called The Underground. ....Had Gestapos, Nazis, Underground, Some of the same cast ...but a few playing different characters.
Thanks.for posting! Here is s reccomrndation for you! Anyone enjoyed this movie will kick themselves if they don't watch 'Pimpernel Smith' starring the superb
Leslie Howard !
thid fklm,
Some of this reminded me of the comedy, To be or not to be. Im not sure if this was the intention but there it isl
So, ve meet again, Herr Hogan!
I wonder if this film was inspired by the book "Berlin Diary" by correspondent William L. Shirer.
A+