Enter Arsene Lupin 1944 Charles Korvin & Ella Raines
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- Опубликовано: 3 мар 2024
- Enter Arsène Lupin is a 1944 American film noir directed by Ford Beebe and starring Charles Korvin and Ella Raines. It features the French gentlemen thief Arsène Lupin, a creation of the writer Maurice Leblanc. Lupin keeps watch on a young woman whose jewels make a tempting target for a gang of thieves. It was made by Universal Pictures.
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Who wouldn't want to be as handsome, smooth and charming as Arsène Lupin!
The clothes n cars n mansions n scenery directly from the actual era make these beautiful black n whites sooo wonderful to watch. Thank you for making an omd ladies day pass a little easier,!!!
Indubidubly 🙂
Why wasn't I born an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN with the manor house the cars the riding stables ther
servants etc. I have asked GOD this question many many times. I would have made a wonderful master and gentleman i say.
@@Joeblow-ms3cv Literally!
Ella Raines, such a fine actress and such a beauty.
She played a steadfast character in this.
Indubidubly 🙂
She was a so beautiful but unfortunately ended up an alcoholic though she married an American hero. Her children didn’t think she was much of a mother. Sad.
The manservant is George Dolenz, the father of Micky Dolenz of The Monkees.
Cool. Thx
And,..the Realtor in Hawaiian Islands, is Mickey's Brother!
@@darlaangel7853 Wow no kidding
I thought that!
Fun Facts! 😂
Korvin a brilliant actor, playing the french version of Carey Grant in To Catch A Thief. And Naish reminded me of Inspector Cloussau, but not quite as bumbling. Always top notch. Ella Raines perfect for the part . Entire cast, of fine character actors. Thanks alot for posting!!
Being a movie fanatic from the time I grew up watching ALL the black n white classics with my Mom in the 1960's as a kid for many years, n continuing this quest throughout my life, I am amazed I haven't heard of Charles Korvin. A most elegant n extremely attractive man, with the Kirk Douglas cleft chin, n suave mannerisms, it is a joy to watch him for the first time with his sidekick George Dolenz, also a first exposure to in films as well as Ella Raines, a third first for this Holy Thursday, she being VERY beautiful, so it puzzles me that due to my inclination towards classic 1940's films that I have never seen any of these three actors. Thank you for making me aware of my loss in my 66 th year of life. They are an excellent combination!! Happy Easter!! 🙏🥀🌼🐰🐤🐍🥚🐔🐇🐣📽️😇
I was looking for the comment about this guy's looks. Someone get me a time machine, I found my husband.
Charles Korvin . . Hungarian, star if Interpole Calling TV series, also Temptation movie
Ella Raines, star in Impact movie with Brian Donlevy, Suspicion movie with Charles Laughton
Charles Korvin worked with Lex Barker in a Tarzan movie, also with Vanessa Brown and Patric Knowles in 1951.
Ella Raines was with John Wayne in Tall in the Saddle in 1944, an excellent movie.
Charles Korvin was also the handsome dance teacher that taught the Mambo on The Honeymooners
Everything's better with humor, even classic films. Great lil' film.💫
George Dolenz definitely is Mickey Dolenz father, you can see it in his features totally!!! Interesting, as I did NOT know Mickey's dad was an actor!!! Would love to see other films he was in!! Mickey Dolenz, a WONDERFUL dude, the only living Monkee left, has ALWAYS been one of my favorites!!! Great singer, n fabulous musical character n legend n comedic personality from my 1960's culture growing up!!! Would LOVE to meet him n hear his hilarious anecdotes n stories of the BEST musical era in history!!
I saw Mickey in concert last year.. he did a great show with songs stories and movie/ tv clips with live narration etc.
Ella Raines, IMHO, was one of the most beautiful women in the world.
Great, an Ella Raines film not seen before, thanks.
Loved Lupin, Ganimard, Dubosc and Stacie🙂Good story, all actors playing their characters well in a delightful story. Ella Raines was beautiful. She and Gene Tierney were so beautiful. Both were born in 1920. It must've been a great year to be born. 🤩
What a stunningly handsome man.
Wonderful...Watched the film in 1956 and fell in love with the Arsene Lupin character...Thank you so much.
2:55 Gorgeous outfit!! ✨️My goodness designers were top drawer back then.
A very entertaining,enjoyable film,with many notable actors who do a marvelous job in their roles.Thank you,for showing this film.
Clever plot twists all the way, great dialogue, humour...its got the lot
What great cast is here like in sherlock holmes. Hilarious Inspector garimard is like hercule poirot! A gem and a classic.
Prefer Hercule Poirot ( David Suchet), he had better style. 😊
@joycemeeks8459 yes, and I think Hercule was Belgian?
Whenever I see a film I hadn't seen from this era set in England, I enjoy counting actors who played in the Sherlock Holmes series of films. I counted six of them, ie, Sondegaard, Mander, Herbert, Hodgeson, Hamer and Delavante. Sondegaard played the delightfully wicked Spider Woman. Mander played arch-villain Giles Connover and a victim in The Scarlet Claw. Herbert, Hodgeson and Hamer appeared in several of the films, and Delavante was one of the Good Comrades in House of Fear. It was a great era for "B-films" in Hollywood in part because so many talented English and other European character actors fled Europe.
@@controlleddemolition9112interesting! Niven's The Moons a Balloon profiled a Who's Who of expansion in Hollywood, if I remember rightly
You really are outstanding at finding the gems. Thank you ❤❤❤❤
Wow, thank you
Unusual Film ❤
What an enjoyable little movie!
Very entertaining. Must of the previous comments echo my sentiments. Characters, cast, and story add up to an enjoyable film.
They sure put together a lot of entertaining yarns back then. Great stuff.
Thank you for posting this wonderful 1940 classic...these three actors together is so different as I've watched them in diff movies...Specially Charles Korwin whom I watched in the late 1930's classic 'Temptations' that was so engaging n interesting based in Egypt... Gems gems...thank u
Thank you too!
Charles esteve também na ótima série INTERPOL CALLING , grande sucesso.
Amazing ! with a little tweaking this is Inspector Clouseau and Sir Charles Linton.
Thank you for posting a really good film !
My pleasure!
I have loved Ella Raines ever since the first time I saw Tall in the Saddle, with John Wayne. Terrific movie, excellent actors all around, and gorgeous Ella Raines. God bless them for all the joy they gave us.
Witty dialogue. Excellent quality. Two of Sherlock Holmes villains in the series with Rathbone and Bruce play here. A caricature of the French inspector. Thanks for the upload. Posting from Paris.😊
Wow, thanks! Paris is surely worth seeing place. May I ever would have a chance to see .
Charles Korvin played the Eagle on Zorro, and the captain in Ship of Fools. Ella Raines was married to Col. Robin Olds for a period. I'm not sure how long.
George Dolenz - Mickey Dolenz of The Monkees fame - father. Mickey was recently on The Ray Steven's show. 🌟
If memory serves me, Lupin was as well known at this time as the Saint or Sherlock Holmes.
And don't forget Raffles.
Used to and still read all those mentioned as well as The Saint. Hope you can get a hold of the first film The Saint In New York. Louis Hayward was the perfect Saint. He was witty charming and menacing. J.Carroll Nash was a greatly underestimated actor whether playing a bad guy, Philip Sheriden or Luigi on the radio.
Totally charming
GREAT MOVIE!!! Actually, way before its time. Ella Raines was such a beauty. More so at the time than Bacall and Lizabeth Scott. The real question is, why didn't she become a bigger and major star? She had it all--beauty, talent, body...the works.
J. Carroll Naish is a treasure!! He lends the comic relief this film is so noted for!!! Excellent movie choice!! Thank you for posting on this somber Holy Thursday of the Last Supper of the LORD JESUS CHRIST!!!
Cease the prosyletization. This is an inappropriate forum for attempting to force cruel religion and its delusions on others.
GOOD MOVIE, THANK YOU GOOD PRINT,
That charming little island.....ohh if only....Politics, Power, Religion and Poverty....that charming little island...and that wasn't an adder in her picernic basket...it was a garter snake...not native to England at all...but that classic close up when he breaks into the Manor..ohhlala..what a picture....what a handsome devil he was....
Both Korvin and Ella Raines were impressive here
Thank you DK I enjoyed a lot. I love all Arsene Lupins, the white; George Discrieres and charles Korvin or the color; Omar Sy
And the scheming Sondergaard played a similar role in the Tyrone Power Zorro film.
Arsene Lupin, the gentleman cambrioleur :-)
Happy Easter 🎉🎉
"Happy Resurrection Day! ❤😊
You too
Excellent👏 movie.
Great movie.
Charles Korvin was the mambo dancer in the Honeymooners episode 'Mama Loves Mambo'. To which Ralph & Norton replied "if you don't mind 'quesa manana' " ...and "suposfidelas!!!"
Charles Korvin was a good lookin' man.
Nice❤ considering i dont like thieves lol
1944, it is doubtful that one could telephone French police from England. They would speak to gestaatzpolezei instead.
The Orient express was not likely to have been operating then, either.
But the leading man surely had fallen squarely chin to blade upon an axe sometime previous. This much is true.
The movie was made in 1944 but it is clearly set before the war.
Nash is the best thing in the movie along with the side kick. it's a stylish light romp not a drama. with Lubitsch, etc it could have been a classic. Ella is beautifully haunting as usual. it seems they may have wanted to make this a series of movies.
Gale is in it. 😊
Vaudeville was huge. It's still influencing movies.
Charles KORVIN yes sometimes NATURE blesses a man with a high degree of handsomeness. This actor seems to have such a problem if you will . The rest of us not so much. A well acted little .murder mystery and romance fueled hijinx of a film.
The intro music is so modern sounding for 1944. It reminds me of the 1970s Star Wars theme..I agree with the other comment - J Carrol Naish's acting was all histrionics - way over the top. Surprised the director didn't make him tone it down...
Raines' was stunning in her youth - see her in The Suspect...
Thankyou DK for another wonderful past treasure, especially with Miss Esther Raines! Do you also have "Ivy" in your repertoire?
Yes I have but not allowed to post.
very good
What movies were, and what they are now... It's so awful. It's hard to believe.
A far more common ailment is the belief that every aspect of the world has degraded over time, when it is in fact only the mind of the beholder.
I agree. I once spent several years of my life watching every then-available pre-code movie (movies made between 1929 and 1934, approx). I watched hundreds of them, in total. There were plenty of timeless gems, but there were also plenty of awful duds, not worth the celluloid they were printed on.
The same is true, in my experience, about silent films and WWII-era films, both of which I seek out, though not as thoroughly as I have with pre-codes.
The reason people think that movies were better in the past is that duds are quickly forgotten, while only the gems of an era are still talked about 90 years later.
I guarantee that anyone who runs the experiment of choosing a year and then watching every single movie released in that year will learn the lesson that 95% of movies always have been and always will be cash grabs, and at least half of those are uninteresting or incompetently made. That was as true in Cecil B. DeMille's day as it is in our own.
@@itzakpoelzig330 But a dud is one thing, So many movies today are offensive and disgusting. And that's the goal.
Sad ending.
Is there a Part II of this movie? I want to know if he ended up finding her?
good plot up to the rushed ending.
seems the writer ran out of ideas.
This definitely is NOT a film noir and that Carrol Nash is awful! His over acting and vaudeville antics spoiled the scenes! 🙄
disagree. he's the best thing in the movie along with the side kick. it's a light romp not a drama.