A Life at Stake (1954) [Film Noir] [Drama]
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- If you like this movie and our channel, please subscribe: goo.gl/0qDmXe | "A Life at Stake" is an American Film Noir directed by Paul Guilfoyle. The film is also known as "Key Man".
Down-on-his-luck Los Angeles architect and builder Edward Shaw (Keith Andes) is approached by Doris Hillman (Angela Lansbury) with a business proposal: buying land together, on which he would build houses that she would then sell, using her experience as a former real estate broker. Her husband, Gus Hillman, a wealthy businessman, would be willing to contribute half a million dollars as capital for the venture.
Doris quickly seems interested in more than a purely professional relationship. Shaw starts an affair with her and accepts the business offer. However, an accidental discovery leaves him convinced that the Hillmans' interest lies less in the long-term profits of the venture than in the $175,000 key man insurance policy he took on himself as a precondition for the deal, and that an attempt on his life is imminent.
Madge, the younger sister of Doris, develops a romantic interest in Shaw as well. Without knowing what Doris has planned, she reveals to Shaw that her sister was married previously to a man who died in Wyoming when his car crashed over a bridge. Shaw ends up drugged by Gus Hillman and barely keeps his car from going off a cliff.
The police are skeptical about his story and the insurance company refuses to cancel the policy, Hillman having portrayed Shaw as a man who is trying to steal his wife. Madge teams with Shaw to try to foil her sister's scheme, but Doris lures him to a mountain cabin and shoots him with a gun. A wounded Shaw sees both Hillmans struggle then fall to their deaths through a clifftop doorway, just minutes before Madge and the cops arrive.
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Directed by Paul Guilfoyle, produced by A.C. Burger (associate producer), Charles Maxwell (executive producer) and Hank McCune (producer), written by Russ Bender (screenplay) and Hank McCune (story idea), starring Angela Lansbury as Doris Hillman, Keith Andes as Edward Shaw, Douglass Dumbrille as Gus Hillman, Claudia Barrett as Madge Neilan, Jane Darwell as Landlady, Gavin Gordon as Sam Pearson, Charles Maxwell as Lt. Hoff, William Henry as Myles Norman, Kathleen Mulqueen as Mary, Dan Sturkie as Officer Biff, Jeane Wood as Mabel, the maid and Robert Haver as Mechanic.
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Source: "A Life at Stake" Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.. 13 June 2013. Web. 16 August 2013. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Life_a....
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I like to watch classic movies
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Love classic movies
I already had!! thaNKS A LOT
Another bonus with old movies you can see how they lived ..what was in the home, cars, fashion.
I totally agree! The clothes, jewelry, men in those suits and ties, the cars, the music....takes me back and gives me a good feeling! (And no clumsy, embarrassing bedroom scenes. Just a good tight plot and great acting...) But goodness knows, I sure didn’t have a swimming pool in my backyard! 😆
I like to encourage my grand children to watch old film noire with me for the sole purpose of showing how much has changed since then .
Yes it’s a little bit like a time machine
As I kid I enjoyed watching the old movies and here I am older watching them again 😉
How overdressed the men are!
I miss the orchestral music from older films. The sweeping strings, deliberate horns, it just instantly takes me back to my youth. I was born in 1956.
Me too ! ♥️🌹😊
Born in 56 too! And love old movies black and white movies make me feel very calm 🌹♥️😊
They are refreshing and lovely and quite wholesome
Me too, I agree. I loved old movies as a child, it has never left me. They are like reading a book!
1956!,,,
I love the older movies. Real story lines. No swearing every other word. Just a good movie.
so true. not trying to push a current agenda of sexuality, not trying to deliberately place women in a position for the reason of feminism, not hurling in a curse word just so as to get a pg 13 rating. The funny thing is, this generation talks like women were somehow never depicted as strong until the lgbt community pushed for it. that's a lie. Katherine Hepburn Never played an idiot, Audrey plays a fem fatale. Lucille Ball played the joke, red skelton did as well. In real life Lucy was powerful. I don't know of an era where women were regularly badgered. its like the MAIN issue they have is women in any show where they are housewives. Or being saved by a male in some action story...
THATS a lesbian "I am a man, and don't need a man" message. its not reality. In reality, women raise kids more than men ever have and ever will.
But commercial after commercial shows women working, and a man carrying a baby in a baby holder. that's a deliberate effort. because the REALITY is, those actors were not raised that way. Women raised them
@@sheetmusiconline8354 Your'e one smart women.
So true
i also loved how No One had any morals in this one, not even the protagonist! ;)
@@sheetmusiconline8354in the mix
I am grateful that Ted Turner lets us watch these old movies for free.
This is called Timeless Movies Classic...... Turner's company is Turner Movie Classic..... it's not the same.
its in the public domain
Yes he can affo4d it,,3specially if u d3cide 2 buy any..
U really dont know who owns what..our fav mayo i gre2 up with,americam product,,own3d by japan3se. Now...buying,sell8ng ,so fast,,makes head spin.. all 4 big profits,..apt, complexes ,big number ,,1 c9mpany owns many in atlanta..so raise rent,,wherecr u gonna mov3 to,,doesntvseem right..,,how fair is that,,a monopoly i think..who in a5lanta let that get by..😢
Have loved classic movies since I was a kid, growing up in the 70’s. No need for overt sexual connotations or over the top violence, or swearing. Just all round greatness.
Two best things about these old flicks :
1. They respect our (viewers') intelligence.
2. They have trust in our power of imagination.
Absolutely! 👍🏼
3. You don't have to constantly adjust your volume because of extremely loud effects vs. very low voice audio like in modern movies.
Well said. 👍
@@danseabreeze1404 Yes agree!
@@thisisme3238 Not true I had too
Very enjoyable and a true pleasure to see Angela Lansbury in her earlier days. These older movies are so good at storytelling. No special effects needed!
Angela Lansbury at 95 years old is still a class act! A wonderful actress.
Yes indeed brother.
A.L. was a Friend of my boss and would visit the store often.
She was real eye candy in her hay day☺️
It was a treat to get to see her play a trollop.
@@carltonwalton9819 😃🐒🦫🌮
I love these movies. They have more to them than any of the mass-produced junk of today.
Its call3d content..taught lessons of valu3s,morals, k8ndn3ss.. etc..
Got that right!!
He's paranoid about everything but he just drank the coffee without thinking it could be poisonned
Great old movies,one can understand what they are saying,no mumbling,no filthy language,and no guts flying across the screen.we can use our own imagination. Please keep them coming.
Gotta go to the comment section for filthy language, lol
Spot on. I also avoid most new films like the plague
that’s true.👍
I love this fucking shit.
Yes keep them coming!!
This is the definition of a great old movie loaded with proverbial wisdom! Nothing tops old movies and TV shows from that era.
This movie was fantastic! I had a very long day and started watching this, thinking I’d fall asleep. I stayed awake and captivated by the intricate plot ... and didn’t even need a snack or caffeine to help me. Bravo!!!
insane.
I love the way she takes a drink every time he isn’t looking ( to let us know things aren’t as they appear.)
Jacqueline Janz, But you're to cute to be by yourself. Marry me and we'll be happily together.
@@auletjohnast03638
How do you know that she’s alone? 🤔
Enjoyed this film. So sick of the freaks that are on TV and film today. No tattoos..facial stones...chains or clown clothes. Thank you!
What a treat to see the great character actor Jane Darwell as the landlady. I really don't understand all the negative remarks about Angela Lansbury's looks. I guess beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder, because I've always thought she was quite stunning when she was young - and is a lovely older woman to this day. She had a gorgeous figure, lovely skin and hair and gorgeous eyes. Maybe not a classic beauty. but beautiful nonetheless...in my opinion at least.
+Hippie Dachshunds Agree on both counts.
Zero_BS_Tolerance Agreed. I've seen both films. Her performance in gaslight was excellent.
No. She has no beauty. she has the snippy fat cheeked look of a woman who would sell her mother for the right price. She is great as the viper in "Please Kill Me" with Raymond Burr.
No? What did I misspell ? How do you know what she is paid? Men are stupid in the first place. She voted against Barbara Stanwyck in receiving an Oscar for "Sorry Wrong Number." Stanwyck is the best actress, the golden age, ever had to offer. But her "common" childhood of poverty, left a mark on the elite group surrounding Landsbury. You need to live closer to reality.
+Beth Miletti So Agree...Stanwyck was ahead of her time. Her performance in Babyface put her in a rare league!
back in the days when the script, plot, acting and direction were the most important part of film making. not like today where loud music and special effects are all you get.
I'll never understand the need to attack other's work.
I love old movies from 30's 40's and 50's so much more then now days.
Sara Anderson No kidding!
Black people stop buying from these Chinese restaurant s all the time
Black people stop buying from these India stores
Black people stop buying from these India stores your making them wealthy off your money everyday yet your poor as s will spend with these people anyway dam way who hate you
too many nationalities in America
I Love old movies, no dirty language or nudity. Great job keep them coming.💋❤💋❤😊😊
I love these movies they are so much better than anything they produce nowadays! Angela Lansbury is such a beauty! I love film noir movies!
Angela Lansbury was only 29 years old when she made this movie. She always looked and played more mature characters than her real age.
She has the least appealing body of all female actresses. Her physique looks like that of a skinny male.
She always looked old to me and not attractive at all. I have a hard time watching her when they cast her in these parts because she just doesn't fit them. Angela does not have a sexy bone in her body.
I always thought, facially, she looked like a fat baby...much like the kid in the old Campbell's Soup ads. The way she looks isn't her fault. I've never been accused of being a matinee idol either.
She is supposed to be 28 in this movie
That was true for some of her roles. In my opinion, she was and is a beautiful woman in a very classy way. 1:05:07
I love to see the background and recall lots of the types of decor in the homes. These bring back so many memories. Oops, Im telling my age🤭. The men wouldn't think of going out without covering his head. Memories of my father. Always wore at least a cap. Praying at the table wearing ties, women in the kitchen. Aww those were the days!😘😂☺keep them coming!!!!
The style was unmatchable. It's a shame we've gone downhill... no style.
Like to check out the deco myself...and the clothes, as well as the old cars!
Drinking and smoking in old movies did you notice a lot of them died with related illness. I enjoy these movies non the less.
“WOMEN IN THE KITCHEN “, WOW
@@vaquero1117 I was a better cook than any woman with whom I've ever been in a relationship. I'm not exactly a heartbreaker (though not hideous)...a sense of humor and expertise in the kitchen goes a long way.
5:30 When I got divorced in 2000 all I had was a $10/hour job and a $5 bill. I did the same thing this guy did. I still have that $5 bill because I knew as long as I had it, I wasn't broke. In 2003 I bought a 50 acre ranch and built a small house with cash. God has been so very good to me. I had a 6 figure income for 5 years, then POOF, I've struggled ever since just to keep the ranch. But God has come through for me every single month. All the glory and honor to my Lord and Savior.
Saved by Grace amen to that my dear!!
You have strength and resilience. Wonderful. God bless.
Wow😮
Classy old movie. So many great ones came out in the '40s and '50s, that I never got to see, until You- Tube.
I liked this movie because it takes me back in time. Even though it felt corny sometimes, I still enjoyed all the scenes of old L.A. and Pasadena. I felt sorry for Edward being played like that. A woman would never get that far so as to play a guy like that these days, but that is one reason why the movie was so interesting to me. I love the '50's cars, style of dress, houses, decor, furniture, etc.
California has changed sooooooo much even from when i was a kid. It was nice at one time.
@@tessaducek5601
I lived in California in the 70s-80, (sometimes it just seems like that was only a few years ago) and I am glad all my relatives have migrated to Washington and Oregon so I don't have to visit and see (put up with?) the many changes. I think the late 80s is when California really lost a lot of what made it magical. Or maybe not having seen it when my relatives moved there in the late 50s it just seems that way?
Howard Kerr I lived there in ‘74. I liked Santa Barbara and Laguna Beach best
In recent years I revisited SanFrancisco and enjoyed a trip north to Bodega Bay of “The Birds” renown. There are so many interesting places in the world, I hope to see some before I Check out.
Ha Ha
Put me in Coach
I was at teenager in Long Beach, Calif in the 1950's and worked at Buffums Dept Store.
Love Film Noir. Nothing produced today comes close to the talent, suspense and story lines. I cut my cable and disconnected my antenna a long time ago because these films are so much better than what is available there. Angela always put herself completely into the character she was playing, making her movies classics.
@Sheila T. Me, too
You need to get out more.
Chuck Crowder better writers. Better readers. Better actors. Better audience, too.
Geez I am sick and tired of the people who constantly who whine about the good old days of cinema and how they don’t make them like they used to. Society is different now and so are the movies. Not necessarily better or worse.
Everything gets worse, not just cinema.
I am certainly addicted to these old movies. They are awesome. I have not been to the movies for over 20 yrs now. Loved the movie no trash, nudity, etc. Well onto another TCM.
Cold day in hell before you see great movies like this again..
I was caught off guard by the window. Thank you writers for giving those two their 'just desserts'. Made my heart feel good.....
yes, i'd forgotten it too. It made me laugh when they disappeared:)
actually the correct phrase is "just deserts" - meaning that which they deserve. It has nothing to do with after-meal treats.
I wondered what happened to the two of them. She shot him about four times, then I've been scratching my head what happened to her. Thanks for the answer.
Angela Lansbury was always really good but when she was BAD she was BETTER.
Seems like she had a penchant for guys named Shaw. In the "Manchurian Candidate," it was Laurence Harvey who portrayed the character Raymond Shaw, the programmed assassin.
Angela Lansbury as a femme fatale. Who'dathunkit?
I only know Angela Lansbury as an elderly lady. Nice to See her so young and sexy.
Enjoy watching Angela Lansbury...good actress.
@@thisisme3238 And so sexy then!
Omg, I am totally in love with Timeless Classic Movies, I am on my second movie and I am so amazed, yes all these are before my time, I wasn't born until mid 69 but I think I have an old soul because I would rather watch all these than the drivel they put out today. . Thank you for sharing.
Ms Lydia same here born mid 69 and can never get enough of the old classics
I have that same old soul born 68 and grew up watching some of these movies, but really got into them in my late 20's. The best acting and story lines.
Ms Lydia G. I feel the same way. I too have an old soul. If you like comedy’s that are in black and white try Arsenic and Old Lace. His Girl Friday, Bringing up Baby. Katherine Hepburn is a little annoying in Bringing up Baby but Cary Grant is hilarious.
There are a bunch of us young, old movie lovers out there. I was born in 1982 and I LOVE old movies- film noirs, in particular. I gotta admit though it was my 1952 born mother who got me into watching. TCM on her screen most of the time. 😊
I'm with you, sister. Film noir is my kind of fun. Tough guys, and swell dames, femme fatales, et al, adrift in shadows and urban intrigue, seeking answers, romance, redemption, or a good blend of scotch.
I enjoyed this one, never saw it. Impressive performances and a decent narrative. Sometimes a kiss and a simple cup of joe, can mean your undoing. Close one.
Well, I gotta blow this joint, time to take it on the lam. I just heard Angela Lansbury calling. Great gal, but lethal, under the gravey. 😎
Lansbury is an excellent actor but I think she excels at playing villains. In this role I see shades of Elenore Shaw from Manchurian Candidate which she would play almost 10 years later and imo is her greatest role.
She also showed this fierceness in her acting debut in Gaslight and in The Harvey Girls. Love her as the bad girl!
Manchurian Candidate is truly a classic, for all it's qualities, especially honest subject matter.
P.S. Gaslight is one of my favorites for the scene Ingrid played at being insane.
So well said yesss
Forgive an old man, but, I prefer "Landsbury is and excellant Actress".... sick and tired of the PC crap and this new liberalism.. takes away from time tested values that got us all here today...jus sayin
Loved the movie Gaslight. I even started to use the term gaslighting. Still watch it everytime it's on
sorry all you movie critics.....I liked it...better than any trash made now that they seriously call movies
***** please
I also agree. I love how short these are and how authentic the characters are. The plot was very predictable but I actually cared about the main character and felt bad for all the crap he went through. I started laughing when it hit me, we'll never see a movie today that's about an architect and insurance agent working together leading to a mystery. It's so simple yet so effective.
Soo agree!
Amen!!!
I am a classic movie geek through and through but I get why some just don't get it.
Angela Lansbury made such a wonderful villainess. Great actress for all time.
Thanks for the movie. I only wished Andes had kept his shirt off longer. What a hunk!
@for real Seriously, though!
When actors could act and movies had identifiable plots. Thank you.
Wow - Douglass Dumbrille! He often played the 'bad guy with brains' in old movie serials.
Any role he had, from small to big, made a major contribution to whatever level of film it was.
Studying his parts would be good for any up-and-coming actor.
18:40 "I feel just luscious." Wow. That's something you don't hear very often.
1954 Kaiser Darrin with slide doors. Absolutely lovely car. 😍
Love these old movies!
Shopping at Orbach's. That line brought back memories of my childhood.
The film has everything I love about film noir including Angela Lansbury as the femme fatale. Thanks!
She played a femme fatale in Please Murder Me.
Thanks for the movie and all the others! I no longer use cable so this a treat!!!!
barbara whittall agree
Cable tv really is a vast wasteland
I'm going to drop Verizon asap
Angela Lansbury was such a beautiful woman even at her age over the 80s.
I love her. I'm always happy to come across an old film that has her in it.
I watch Murder She Wrote episodes and she is just great in them. I love her Jessica Fletcher Character.
I love the old movies when actors could act thank you ❤️😄
One of my faves. I much prefer Angela Lansbury in her early years because she took on so many different type roles. She could play evil, innocent and everything in between.
Such clear diction and simple elegance.
Watching old movies makes me laugh and cry there’s no movies like the classic movies
Negotiating insurance while kissing. Genius.
Angela moved in fast. Great show. This actor is a real man
☺️
"That's me you hear whistling in the street."
Great line.
Heeeeyyyyy... I just heard that line! What does it mean? Did I miss something earlier.
Binyon H I believe it means I was gone yesterday and I’m down in the street already
A movie with substance and believable. Have enjoyed this type of movie for over 50 years.
John so have I. I appreciate them more the older I get when I didn't as a child
Oh boy a $1000 bucks went a long way.....in that time.....
Jim Mason
That's $1,000 in 1954 is worth about $9,675 in the year 2020.
$1000 bucks was hard to come by in those days, too.
👍
@@incrediblesimilarity5858
My father’s annual salary for his first year as a teacher (in 1950) was $2,000.
Much better than all the horrible unrealistic trash movies that we have these days. Thanks for the movie. I'm planning to watch all the movies in this channel.
You gotta love Noir leading men: whether they're private eyes, insurance men, architects or bee keepers, they're all street savvy, wise cracking, hard drinking guys that are suckers for the local femme fatale.
In today's movies the women are like that
And they smoke like chimneys.
Jude, in today's movies the leading lady can whip the asses of ten men simultaneously. Movies have become cartoons.
Tom, a very astute observation.
They always fall for a Tramp
Loving the music..contours the atmosphere. Loving the oldies.
Back when USA had dozens of car manufacturers. I loved her Kaiser Darrin.
I bet you had to look that up.
@arthur wiebe
No, hers was mint green. Just looks white in black and white film.
@@davidhull1481
I bet youre lonely.
@@sharksport01 You’re wrong and illiterate as well.
This is my go to movie when I’m so far down nothing helps. Mr. Shaw has been through so many difficulties and finally comes out the victor ( with someone who genuinely loves him AND always has his back) She would never betray him. Who could ask for more??? I keep hoping I’ll find victory and someone that truly loves me . Some women are contented to be trophies. I’m not wired that way. I want true blue love.... the kind Edward Shaw found.
He is my inspiration. Have a lovely day.
My Dearest Jackie;
I love you
Richard Marshall a gracious gift
Thank you !
Richard Marshall you made me cry.... but in a good way.....thank you... again
Richard Marshall I’m hearing the sounds of fireworks this evening. 💥
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@@jacquelinejanz5792 That's Mr. Marshall... he's full of beans !
Im only 53 and love these older movies , and thought to myself is that angela lansbury , then seen a comment below yes is it .
these old movies of the fifty's are so amusing...I love the way the women dressed back in the day....smoking and drinking was at a full time high...lol...enjoyed it...
“That’s me you hear, whistling in the street.” An admirably cocky way to say, “I’m already gone.”
The movie was obviously a second run feature film. But Angela Lansbury was as always, Just marvelous.
The amazing Angela Landsbury - going strong 64 years later!
96 years young.
Sadly died 2022
Ms Lansbury is always great. I saw some films wherein she sang--what a lovely voice.
Gilda Marlowe what a lovely you! Good God you are breathtakingly wow!
That old man Karate chop didn't work😄
the picture of dorian gray, she sang little yellow bird
Gida Marlowe yuuuge hit on B`wy made her world famous AGAIN was " Sweeney Todd"
❤😂 I watched it because of Angela. I loved it for its full-blown corny passion and overboard drama. 😢😅❤
What a screenplay this is! Cracking dialogue, very good sequencing of the pared-down scenes. And as well as the ace screenplay, there is good cinematography, good editing, and good music by Les Baxter. I am surprised I had never heard of this film or Russ Bender before this. Really impressive stuff -- for a Hollywood movie.
RIDICULOUS.
Jane Darwell played in “The Grapes of Wrath” with Henry Fonda. She always reminded me of my own Grandmother who was so sweet. All the kids in our neighborhood called her Grandmother. I miss her dearly. Thank you for sharing this with us. Merry Christmas everyone 🎄🎄. 12-9-19.
Lovely memories!
@Shanan Alexander...Thank you for sharing with us the fond memories of your sweet grandmother, as well as the movie trivia of Jane Darnwell and Henry Fonda.
There was a time when we would learn a little trivia about the actors from the late, great Robert Osborne. If you are a fan of Turner Classic Movies, you will remember him as the former host. May Robert Osborne RIP! May your grandmother RIP!
Am I the only person who watch these oldies in split screen while reading IMDB, Wiki. & Find a Grave?
This was really good and wow young Angela Lansbury!
I love unpredictable movies - and this was so bad it was unpredictable. LOVED it - also loved co-starring with Angela twice on Murder She Wrote. Very relaxed set - everyone loved her - very comfortable. Wish I would have seen this before MSW so I could have asked her her thoughts about this script.
MSW was the best show ever
I like these old films. Yes, the writing could have been better, but still very enjoyable. Good actors. I had to laugh out loud at Douglas Dumbrielle's "karate chops" though! LOL!!! -Worth the price of admission!
+Joseph Bologna works when the guy you're chopping is shot with a 38. lol
It kind of reminded me of how in knife scenes like in Psycho, the plunging into the stomach isn't climactic enough so they have the above the head comical swing. I do not get why it is so common in these old movies for the characters to be way over dramatic in fights.
Liked him in the Charlie Chan flick" Castle in the Desert" DD,that is.
Classy old movie. So many great ones came out in the '40s and '50s, that I never got to see, until RUclips.
I was on pens and needles the whole movie. I couldn't trust a soul in this movie. What I enjoyed most was terrific acting and wonderful leading man. Angela Lansbury has alway been wonderful I have never seen her in this way. She was very elegant and sophisticated. Such a wonderful movie.
I wasn't even born yet, but I love these old movie classics.
Vintage Los Angeles buffs! At 28:34 that's the ORIGINAL Don the Beachcombers!
Love Angela Lansbury/not seen this one yet. She is a treasure! "Sometimes she swims in the nude" ..pretty shocking for 1954! She even had 2 lose her Brit accent, as well. Ah! Coke in a glass bottle..& probably 5 cents back then. Thx 4 posting this one. 🙂🙂🍁🍁🎃🎃
What a beautiful actress! Pity that nowadays there is no beauty in Hollywood anymore. Just Lady Gaga, Kardashians and many other stars. All of them look so masculine. They have no talents as well. The main character actor is super as well. I like very much 'low budget' classic movies. Stunning actresses with feminine figures, nice dialogs, excellent camera works. People meet in small cafes, smoke, dance, drink. Always captivating. This brings the magic to cinema.
Julia K I still don’t get the appeal for the Kardashian’s. I know the mother will just as soon take a picture of her daughters on a toilet and put it on Instagram if she can’t quite figure out what the (DRAMA) for the week is to keep her daughters in the limelight. I’m sick of them. That’s not entertainment, it’s trash. They were okay for a minute but they need to retire.
@@shananalexander9789 And the problem is people love and follow them imitating everything they do. Nowadays one becomes famous just for being on Big Brother or having sex in front of the camera. And the audience treat them as if they were gods.
Can do w/o the smoking and excessive drinking.
Umm. I think it has been claimed that Lady Gaga was actually born male - a bit like Michele Obama.
The film in question exudes a palpable aura of nostalgia, drawing viewers into a world where black and white movies reign supreme. It's evident that the creators behind this cinematic masterpiece possess such a deep admiration and passion for the classics. Their commitment to capturing the essence of that bygone era is nothing short of remarkable. The monochromatic palette becomes a canvas on which emotions are painted with exquisite subtlety, reminiscent of a time when storytelling was an art form elevated to its zenith. Watching this film is like taking a thrilling journey through the annals of cinema history, where every frame is a testament to the enduring allure of black and white. In a world dominated by vibrant technicolor, this film is a poignant reminder of the timeless beauty that lies within the shadows of grayscale. And Ahh yes I enjoyed it too 😊
You should be writing Novels ❤ a great writer 😀
Awesome movie. Wasn't sure til the end who the murderer would be!
I think it's totally hilarious how they give away the entire scheme and the description. WARNING: Description contains spoilers!! Lol
Gosh I wish everyone would spend the time writing a good synopsis. 🙏🙂
Could you imagine having to clean all that glass around the pool?
The Kaiser Darrin, also known as the Kaiser Darrin 161 or in short as the Darrin, was an American sports car designed by Howard "Dutch" Darrin and built by Kaiser Motors for the 1954 model year. Essentially a revamp of Kaiser's Henry J compact, the Kaiser Darrin was one of its designer's final achievements and was noted for being the first American car equipped with a fiberglass body and doors that slid on tracks into the front fender wells. The car was named both for Henry J. Kaiser, head of Kaiser Motors, and Darrin.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiser_Darrin
The rented car was a Packard sedan, when I was a kid neighbors had a similar car but to me (a 5 year old kid) it looked like an overturned bathtub.
Pocket doors! The grill looked like a kiss. Standards made the design look much different than the original specs.
I'm watching while sewing and thought it was a Studebaker but no - what a neat car. Were the brakes bad? LOL funny movie couldn't tell who was up to what for a minute.
I also love the Old Testament stories.
Some NICE classic cars in this one. Kaiser must have payed some $$$ to get their new sports car beautifully photographed. Even at 29, Angela Lansbury looked like somebody's mother ... much more suited to Manchurian Candidate. Pretty good film noir with lots of 50s sets and props. Thanks TCM
"Timeless Classic Movies", that time forgot.
be nice James....
Edward is cracking me up. He seriously suspects she's trying to kill him but he can't stop himself from continuously falling for her and kissing her. I'm really not gonna feel sorry for him if he gets killed by her. He's the stupidest guy ever 🤣🤣🤣.
I a.m a huge Angela lansbury fan. Her acting shows that she was trained in the theatre.
Angela Landsbury was such a gem, such a talented, intelligent and kind Lady; it’s always fun to see her in roles from her younger-years!
As an aside re the movie: If Anyone ever asked Me how much I was insured for (or asked Me to be insured) it’d sure raise red-flags for Me!
Thank-You for this!!!
Love watching old movies. Enjoyed this one, despite its goofy plot.
Born: October 16, 1925 (age 94), Regent's Park
Net worth: $70 million (celebritynetworth.com)
Height: 5'8" (1.73m)
Spouse: Peter Shaw (m 1949 - 2003), Richard Cromwell (m 1945 - 1946)
Children: Anthony Shaw
Parents: Moyna Macgill, Edgar Lansbury
Active from: 1959
Mr. Edward Shaw/Mr.Keith Andes is surely divine.😉As is Miss Angela Lansbury.
Thanks ever so much for this upload, i enjoyed it immensely. Cheers.🙏
We pay so much money to go see a big screen movie and unlike these classics, you leave never wanting to watch it a second time.
Movies like this prove you can make a great movie without cursing,nudity, or having to listen to God and Jesus names taken in vain. Great acting,directing,and you get movies like this.
Goddamn is that right.
And you always gotta have the booze and cigarettes in every scene...just for authenticity.
Just deceit and old fashion murder plots executed with a plot twist.
I'd rather see some tittehs.
Well Eddie...I guess you could lock yourself in the house and die a virgin, but, to be honest, you're going to miss out on a lot of enjoyable things. You'll be unable to watch sporting events on TV as the microphones always pick up sounds from the field, court, ice or course. You will never be able to view Gone With the Wind, Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan, The Godfather, The Exorcist, The Last Picture Show, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, M.A.S.H., Fast Times at Ridgemont High and hundreds of other wonderful movies. C'mon Eddie...don't you want to see what Brigitte Bardot looks like without her clothes? The traditional "7 words you can't say on television" aren't listed as profanity in the King James Bible, so they are only profanity if you attach profane meaning to them. And if God was against nudity, you'd have been born wearing a double-breasted suit. Oops...I said breast. Sorry.
Great movie. Although I am only thirty-one I enjoy watching the classics.I would watch Turner Classics whenever I would have time.Count me as one of your subscribers. Thank You.
Awesome movie. Thanks for sharing.Who could forget the unforgettable heart throb Keith Andes! 💖💕
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I know I won't!🩷😊🩷
This one was GREAT! Love your Channel! Thank you so much for shareing these little gems with us. :)
The lead actor reminds me of Michael Hutchence of INXS who died in 1997. He was gorgeous, just like this actor!
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Didn't know Keith Andes before, and am not especially fond of Angela Lansbury, but this was strangely enjoyable. Thank you.