As one who started on the coal face, who had a father who went to jail when I was 12, that killed himself when I was 19, who was on welfare etc. then rose to top positions in construction and had a successful business on the side, I loved this. I NEVER forgot where I came from and still enjoy getting my hands dirty at 73.
Yes, mindless anything is not desirable. Some smart, thoughtful action can be stimulating. Starting @36:20, however brief, they portrayed what could best be described as a car chase which culminated in some "action". I'm not clear how one may rate its mindless qualities.
Ed Arnold was a great actor--love all his movies both when he played the good guy or the bad guy. Another great movie that is so in tune with the times today as it was years ago!👍❤️👌
Finally movies that teach values and morales! They certainly don't make movies like this anymore. I don't know why I like the old black and white pictures as an adult. Because I hated them growing up. But this one was a classic ! I almost didn't watch it. But once it started I had to stop what I was doing and enjoy this one till the very end! Thank you for bringing movies like this one to us. Imagine a movie with not one curse word in it and still its entertaining ! Thank you again
@@ritasjourney well said but our expectations are now wham bam thank you with a bang. Hollywood is as corrupt as all else is these days. At leat the silver screen fed our dreams. I loved this well said.
I AGREE WITH YOU ON ALL POINTS. I ALMOST STOP WATCHING THIS AFTER TEN MINUTES IN. GLAD I STUCK WITH IT. THEY NEED TO SHOW THIS IN TOWNS TO BIGWIGS TO WAKE THEM UP. IN MY TOWN WERE I LIVE, IT'S THE THROWING OF "LAST NAMES" THAT MAKE PEOPLE SHAKE. GET TO KNOW THE PEOPLE LIKE THE SR. DID IN THIS MOVIE. I LIKE HOW JR. STUCK TO HIS GUNS. OH THE FATHER WAS REALLY GOING TO KILL HIS SON. WOW, WHAT A SCENE. AT LEAST THE FATHER FINALLY OPEN HIS EYES TO WHAT HIS SON WAS TRYING TO TELL HIM. GLAD EVERYTHING WORKED OUT FOR ALL. I LIKE B.W. MOVIES.
Thank you for giving us movies that are filled with values and many of the films, we are seeing for the first time. Your efforts are not in vain🥰 You are giving us many hours of pleasure and relaxation and clean entertainment. God Bless‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Pizza Flix is my #1 channel... So MANY great movies and television shows! 🤗 I, too, appreciate the pleasure, relaxation and glimpse back into a society which had manners, morals, respect, chivalry AND such patriotism.
Missed the credits, EA for sure, but was that Jeffrey hunter? John agar? Both exellent. Whatever, liked the flick, love Earward Arnold, in everything, blind detective Duncan Mclain 'eyes in the night' and ' the hidden eye', with Cary Grant, Frances Farmer and Jack Oakie, in 'the toast of new york', it was panned but very good. Mr. Smith goes to Washington, and in ' Meet John Doe', 'you cant take it WITH you', with Jimmy Stewart, Jean Aruther, Barrymore and ... Freedom ring..Rasputin and the emperess...Annie get your Gun...and a favorite Friendly Persuasion, with Gary Cooper, Dorothy Mcguire, Antony Perkins. Called the Tycoon of the big screen. Yes he was truly. Great!
My first encounter with Edward Arnold. What a screen presence! America has a very proud but probably somewhat unknown history of strikes and workers' revolts. Mr Compton Jr. had some strong lines articulating the ethos of dignity for all. Loved the way appeasement of the authorities was secured by dismissing the bad guys as Reds! Hold your heads up high, Mr McKay and loganlocke - very touching to see how you've been acknowledged. As always, thank you PizzaFlix!
Edward Arnold in the kind of part he was very good at: A captain of industry. John Agar always underrated and underappreciated by Hollywood, showed what he could do as a leading man. A solid performance by both.
You provide such quality entertainment. We need this in these troubled times. A different value system exists and you bring us back to a higher value system of days gone
Great movie,great story,Great moral . thanks for uploading . we are truly blessed to be able to see these fine ,very fine stories,,,True entertainment ...
Robbi496 Who in the Name of Heaven is going to play Trump some day? Too bad Red headed Danny Kaye, master comedian and mimic, is not alive to do so; he'd make a mockery of this fool; Abe Lincoln and Gore Vidal, especially Mr.Vidal, could collaborate on the script. Can you imagine that? We could call it The Worst Man, The House of Whites, or: With Malice Toward All, Charity Toward None, or Four Score and Twenty Bankruptcied Ago, or, crediting Hillary Clinton, Putin's Puppet. Your thots?
I served nouveau riche in restaurants and hotels. There was not much of a difference from old money. I found it amusing and still do! Humility is a virtue. Enjoyed the movie!
Superb. Reminded me a bit of the excellent 'Patterns' written by Rod Serling but with the boss growing a concious. Thanks for uploading another Classic film Pizzaflix. We can always rely on you for your Excellent movie choice.
When my husband and I got married we moved into his 8-28 foot travel trailer. The trailer had petunias all across the front of it. We moved that little home of ours two more times and at each of place the first thing we did was plant petunias. Even in the other homes where we lived. I loved petunias too so that was fine with me. And they smell so good!!! We married in 1963 and he died from brain cancer in 1975. I never remarried after he passed away. We had three children when he passed away. A daughter who was 8years old but turned 9 the next month. Another daughter who was 7 years old and a 5 year old son. I never remarried. I’m now 79 years old and I live with my oldest daughter and her husband. She plants petunias and other beautiful flowers and has a nice garden. 🌻🌼🌸🌺🪷🪻🥀🌹🌷💐🫛🫑🌶️🍅🥒🥬. 👵🏻👵🏻👵🏻😋😋😋🥰🥰
Edward Arnold was a swell actor. I recently watched another movie with him in it, and only recently heard of him. Now I want to find more movies with him in them
Really beautiful film, Arnold excels in complex moral drama's, excellent casting Agar even looks like Arnold's son especially his jaw, look closely. Love the way Pizza Flix adds his logo so discretely, nice one.
Some people like it that way, they don't want any level headed people with the sense to stop and think before making wrong decisions. There's someone in the Oval Office just like that, please God help us.
Good film. It tells a lot about we baby boomers who consider relationships more valuable than riches. We can still conduct business and treat others with decency.
Ya just keep doing this Pizza Flix. Another 70 minutes well spent. Arnold is one of those guys who is capable of doing both sides of the game. Whether he's the villain or good guy or something in between you are gonna get a great performance. Agar is a fine addition to the cast of all his movies. Thanks for providing us with dozens of watchable movies, the ones made before comic books became scripts.
I am a lot older than most of the commenters but i especially remember Edward Arnold as the person who portrayed a different president on radio, believe it was Sundays and we usually ate our big meal around 1 o'clock. and listened to his program.
Pleased to meet you! I jokingly say that I was born too late - wanting to experience the 40's & 50's. I know the magic of Hollywood has a hand in portraying society in a romantic, neatly packaged light - yet I still feel that way. 🤗 Hats, heels & gloves... suits and ties to movie theatres, baseball games, ANY social event... Morals, values and chivalry... Strong family ties and support... Aahhh.
Every human being has within them the capacity to change, if they want to. Also it will take a lot of courage from a true friend/relative to point out the dark side of us. No matter how long a person maybe practicing wrong it is never too late for them to change from a lion to a lamb. This movie reminds me of another movie called PATTERN. Only difference the lion in that movie remained as is - ferocious and shameless!
When you're searching for a movie choice and see one that has Edward Arnold in the cast, go for it. The greatest role in his life is as the patriarch in "Come and Get It". Incredible performance. Like Edward G. Robinson, Arnold was blessed with great range as an actor. I don't think this film would have worked without him. John Agar was fine but not invigorating; a soft-spoken performance with not much heft behind it except when he interacts with Mr. Jinx and his daughter Jane. Their "falling in love at first sight" scene glowed. Susan Morrow was a lovely, gentle presence.
I have seen " come and get it" recently and I realized that this actor ( Edward Arnold ) is one of the most underrated actors at Hollywood golden era, he had an excellent talent to drama movies specially, even though since my personal perspective he struggled a few to perform at comedy movies but anyway he did a remarkable work. I cannot find similar actors like Edward Arnold at current Hollywood unfortunately.
"It's the philosophy of success!" "I think it's rot!" This movie and my life in a nutshell. Where is the empathy, where is the Golden Rule is this attitude of me-first? No wonder we're in the mess we're in when the Power People espouse this attitude and we are to emulate them as they are our mentors. Not going to miss this when I'm gone!
🌹#EdwardArnold characters🌹 always kept my 🌹heart rate 🌹rolling up & down. Yet, in the end🌹 I learned more about business interactions 🌹& best practices.
How nice.. How refreshing not to see the breaking down of the relationship of business and the employee. Business and worker can work together to better each others with out socialism...And the guy can get the girl...
I first met Edward Arnold in "Eyes In The Night". He was so clever, sophisticated, and truly brilliant. I loved that movie. Now, "Man of Conflict. He was horrible, mean, despicable, and just plain awful. I hated him. I wanted to throttle him through most of the movie. Then, as fast as can be, he turned all sweet and cuddly! Great actor and wonderful movie! Thanks so much! 🌈🌈🌈
Man of Conflict, released 4 November 1953 (USA). Edward Arnold as J.R. Compton; John Agar as Ray Compton; Susan Morrow as Jane Jenks; Fay Roope as Ed Jenks; Herbert Heyes as Mr. Evans; Dorothy Patrick as Betty Coughlin; Robert Carson, (as Bob Carson) as Union Representative; Russell Hicks as Mr. Murdock; John Hamilton as Cornwall; Lovyss Bradley as Miss Garner; Richard Reeves (as Dick Reeves)as Thug Driving Car; Jerry Burns, Second Thug; Leslie K. O'Pace (as Leslie O'Pace) as Preston; John Pettit, Company Spy; Frank O'Connor, Night Watchman; Lee Phelps, Security Police Chief; Benjie Bancroft, Chauffeur; John Holland, Doctor; Allen Schute, The Comptons' Butler; Jane Walton, Nurse.
Why, oh why,does Hollywood insist Americans really want to see movies full of violence, death and destruction, filthy language and nudity. The movie industry has singlehandedly lowered the standards of a good society to nothing but trash. And where is the acting talent in computer generated imaging? The public is force-fed the trash of today and good manners and respect for others is minimal. Keep making good movies such as this.
As one who started on the coal face, who had a father who went to jail when I was 12, that killed himself when I was 19, who was on welfare etc. then rose to top positions in construction and had a successful business on the side, I loved this. I NEVER forgot where I came from and still enjoy getting my hands dirty at 73.
Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
You are amazing!
I worked to become a master of marble and granite with a man than only respected me...he didn't like me but, my work ethic was masterful...
"Now and Forever. May You Always Be Able "To Touch the Hand of God."
God be with you always.
💗
No car chases, explosions, or mindless action. Just a good story with good actors. Thank you.
I love older movies very dramatic and engaging
Yes, mindless anything is not desirable. Some smart, thoughtful action can be stimulating.
Starting @36:20, however brief, they portrayed what could best be described as a car chase which culminated in some "action". I'm not clear how one may rate its mindless qualities.
Ed Arnold was a great actor--love all his movies both when he played the good guy or the bad guy. Another great movie that is so in tune with the times today as it was years ago!👍❤️👌
Finally movies that teach values and morales! They certainly don't make movies like this anymore. I don't know why I like the old black and white pictures as an adult. Because I hated them growing up. But this one was a classic ! I almost didn't watch it. But once it started I had to stop what I was doing and enjoy this one till the very end! Thank you for bringing movies like this one to us. Imagine a movie with not one curse word in it and still its entertaining ! Thank you again
Sadly I think we were taught as kids to shun anything "old-fashioned". Now as an adult I realize we've made no progress and the old ways are the best.
@@ritasjourney well said but our expectations are now wham bam thank you with a bang.
Hollywood is as corrupt as all else is these days.
At leat the silver screen fed our dreams.
I loved this well said.
I AGREE WITH YOU ON ALL POINTS.
I ALMOST STOP WATCHING THIS AFTER TEN MINUTES IN.
GLAD I STUCK WITH IT.
THEY NEED TO SHOW THIS IN TOWNS TO BIGWIGS TO WAKE THEM UP.
IN MY TOWN WERE I LIVE, IT'S THE THROWING OF "LAST NAMES" THAT MAKE PEOPLE SHAKE.
GET TO KNOW THE PEOPLE LIKE THE SR. DID IN THIS MOVIE.
I LIKE HOW JR. STUCK TO HIS GUNS.
OH THE FATHER WAS REALLY GOING TO KILL HIS SON.
WOW, WHAT A SCENE.
AT LEAST THE FATHER FINALLY OPEN HIS EYES TO WHAT HIS SON WAS TRYING TO TELL HIM.
GLAD EVERYTHING WORKED OUT FOR ALL.
I LIKE B.W. MOVIES.
@@ritasjourney that makes sense.
...yes, no smut,no swearing entertainment, love it...
How l love Edward Arnold's voice and commanding presence. Thank you.
What a great movie!!! Values we NEED in today's society🌻
Amen⚘🍃
YES INDEED.
Absolutely
You SO got that right...as a shop teacher, I try to teach my kids this all the time!!
Thank you for giving us movies that are filled with values and many of the films, we are seeing for the first time.
Your efforts are not in vain🥰
You are giving us many hours of pleasure and relaxation and clean entertainment.
God Bless‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Well stated, Shirley. I feel the same way you do and feel so thankful!
Well said.
Pizza Flix is my #1 channel... So MANY great movies and television shows! 🤗 I, too, appreciate the pleasure, relaxation and glimpse back into a society which had manners, morals, respect, chivalry AND such patriotism.
Filled with what values? Greedy cutthroat capitalists and simple-minded anti-commie propaganda.
I always watch Edward Arnold! Very versatile.
akarpowicz he’s one of my favorite actors, AWESOME ACTOR 🌸
Missed the credits, EA for sure, but was that Jeffrey hunter? John agar?
Both exellent. Whatever, liked the flick, love Earward Arnold, in everything, blind detective Duncan Mclain 'eyes in the night' and ' the hidden eye', with Cary Grant, Frances Farmer and Jack Oakie, in 'the toast of new york', it was panned but very good.
Mr. Smith goes to Washington, and in ' Meet John Doe', 'you cant take it WITH you', with Jimmy Stewart, Jean Aruther, Barrymore and ... Freedom ring..Rasputin and the emperess...Annie get your Gun...and a favorite Friendly Persuasion, with Gary Cooper, Dorothy Mcguire, Antony Perkins.
Called the Tycoon of the big screen. Yes he was truly. Great!
@@j.d.honeyheart1991 jolly well said and kudos to your great taste and super film knowledge, thank you.
Great film! Good quality, good actors & good old fashioned lessons we need to learn in our lives! Thank you~
My first encounter with Edward Arnold. What a screen presence! America has a very proud but probably somewhat unknown history of strikes and workers' revolts. Mr Compton Jr. had some strong lines articulating the ethos of dignity for all. Loved the way appeasement of the authorities was secured by dismissing the bad guys as Reds! Hold your heads up high, Mr McKay and loganlocke - very touching to see how you've been acknowledged. As always, thank you PizzaFlix!
I am so glad that I watched this movie, thank you for uploading it. It's never to late to repent of our wrongs. Love never fails.
Edward Arnold in the kind of part he was very good at: A captain of industry. John Agar always underrated and underappreciated by Hollywood, showed what he could do as a leading man. A solid performance by both.
You provide such quality entertainment. We need this in these troubled times. A different value system exists and you bring us back to a higher value system of days gone
Great movie,great story,Great moral . thanks for uploading . we are truly blessed to be able to see these fine ,very fine stories,,,True entertainment ...
Love Edward Arnold. He plays heavies as well as "good guys" equally well
Robbi496 Who in the Name of Heaven is going to play Trump some day? Too bad Red headed Danny Kaye, master comedian and mimic, is not alive to do so; he'd make a mockery of this fool; Abe Lincoln and Gore Vidal, especially Mr.Vidal, could collaborate on the script. Can you imagine that? We could call it The Worst Man, The House of Whites, or: With Malice Toward All, Charity Toward None, or Four Score and Twenty Bankruptcied Ago, or, crediting Hillary Clinton, Putin's Puppet. Your thots?
Eddie was so versatile.
This film brought tears of joy to my eyes. It was lovely and a true treasure.
YES INDEED.
I served nouveau riche in restaurants and hotels. There was not much of a difference from old money. I found it amusing and still do! Humility is a virtue. Enjoyed the movie!
Humility is a vice.
Such a good movie. Edward Arnold was a great actor. He was terrific in comedy roles too!!! One of my favorites...
Superb. Reminded me a bit of the excellent 'Patterns' written by Rod Serling but with the boss growing a concious. Thanks for uploading another Classic film Pizzaflix. We can always rely on you for your Excellent movie choice.
Excellent film highlighting values that should never go out of fashion and a look at a bygone era when we used to manufacture the things we used.
The US manufactures more now before. And has moved to more profitable services and ideas. The market moves on.........
Highly enjoyable! In our modern times it's good to look back and try to keep these sorts of possibilities in our hearts.
Many thanks for sharing this gem with us all.
WE need a national/international campaign of healing, at all levels ...
Another fantastic old movie but then again almost all of them are great. Love the oldies.
Thank You Very Much for your Movies. I am very pleased, they have great moral to the stories. Blessing in a time of godlessness.😏😉😌🤗❗❕‼
Great upload...Edward Arnold was a great actor
Very true,a major star.
Edward Arnold has a unique screen laugh which infuses pleasure in an ‘anaphylactic’ way - Great!
Excellent feel good flick with an important lesson, that seems to have been disappearing among many. Very good acting as well. Tku for post.
Another "Father and Son" film for Edward Arnold, after The Penalty and Johnny Apollo, and a very good one too. Thanks for posting.
When my husband and I got married we moved into his 8-28 foot travel trailer. The trailer had petunias all across the front of it. We moved that little home of ours two more times and at each of place the first thing we did was plant petunias. Even in the other homes where we lived. I loved petunias too so that was fine with me. And they smell so good!!! We married in 1963 and he died from brain cancer in 1975. I never remarried after he passed away. We had three children when he passed away. A daughter who was 8years old but turned 9 the next month. Another daughter who was 7 years old and a 5 year old son. I never remarried. I’m now 79 years old and I live with my oldest daughter and her husband. She plants petunias and other beautiful flowers and has a nice garden. 🌻🌼🌸🌺🪷🪻🥀🌹🌷💐🫛🫑🌶️🍅🥒🥬. 👵🏻👵🏻👵🏻😋😋😋🥰🥰
What a beautiful story. It sounds like you would be fun to sit and talk to. Thank you. I just might plant a few petunias.
Excellent movie,ahead of it’s time.
EDWARD. ARNOLD. MY. BEST. ACTOR. IN. MY. EYES. HE. CAN. CONVINCE. ABOUT. ANYTHING. BECAUSE. THATS. HOW. EXCELLENT. HE. IS
GREAT MOVIE.
Thank you PizzaFlix! As usual, you have struck gold with presenting another gem of a film. :).
Edward Arnold was a swell actor. I recently watched another movie with him in it, and only recently heard of him. Now I want to find more movies with him in them
He was a major player for years,very versatile,he beefed up many movies with his dynamism.
If Edward Arnold is in a film, I'll watch it. He knows how to play a role just right.
thank you for the old movie take care.
It is not an old movie, it is class, VINTAGE.
Excellent movie on every level… we need more movies like this. Thank you
missing in our lives today.... beautiful message
Really beautiful film, Arnold excels in complex moral drama's, excellent casting Agar even looks like Arnold's son especially his jaw, look closely.
Love the way Pizza Flix adds his logo so discretely, nice one.
Wow! Such a lovely movie. Thanks for sharing.
Loved the movie...great classic. Thanks for the upload
Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
I’ll watch it tonight...thanks for uploading these.
I've been a machinist for over 40 years and I started buy doing a 4 year apprenticeship in a factory like this one
Good lesson
A man's downfall is near when no one is left to effectively influence him
Some people like it that way, they don't want any level headed people with the sense to stop and think before making wrong decisions. There's someone in the Oval Office just like that, please God help us.
@@dcharles3666 oval office hay well I'm glad it is not treated treated like the oral office as of the past in some presidents
⚘🍃I totally enjoyed this movie very much it touches one's heart and soul thank you for sharing this wonderful touching movie🎬📽⚘🍃
Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
Excellent! Thank you for posting 😊
Delightful film, pity was only 1:10 long ~ Edward Arnold starred in over 150 movies. Off stage nicknamed Mr. President ~
Loving these old movies
Good film. It tells a lot about we baby boomers who consider relationships more valuable than riches. We can still conduct business and treat others with decency.
I am an old school engineer and this is the first film I have seen that shows the trade I learned.
Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you.
Your uploads are great for the 'Old Movie' Buffs!
Class movie buffs Boomerang ;)
Such a good film thank you.🇬🇧
Thanks for posting an amazing movie 🤗
Thank you for posting!
A wonderful movie indeed! Great ending.
Thanks for the schmultzy old film. I enjoyed it.
If Edward Arnold is in it, it's good.
You can bet your boots on that partner!
He was powerhouse of the cinema.Very versatile
Ya just keep doing this Pizza Flix. Another 70 minutes well spent.
Arnold is one of those guys who is capable of doing both sides of the game. Whether he's the villain or good guy or something in between you are gonna get a great performance. Agar is a fine addition to the cast of all his movies. Thanks for providing us with dozens of watchable movies, the ones made before comic books became scripts.
Good 🎥 in a clear print😀
I am a lot older than most of the commenters but i especially remember Edward Arnold as the person who portrayed a different president on radio, believe it was Sundays and we usually ate our big meal around 1 o'clock. and listened to his program.
Pleased to meet you! I jokingly say that I was born too late - wanting to experience the 40's & 50's. I know the magic of Hollywood has a hand in portraying society in a romantic, neatly packaged light - yet I still feel that way. 🤗 Hats, heels & gloves... suits and ties to movie theatres, baseball games, ANY social event... Morals, values and chivalry... Strong family ties and support... Aahhh.
John Hamilton gets fired in the first five minutes but quickly finds a job at the Daily Planet editor-in-chief PERRY WHITE in SUPERMAN
I thought it was Perry "Great Caesars Ghost" White.
J.R. Compton had a Ebenezer Scrooge, Grinch redemption. This was simply Magnanimously Beautiful ‼❕❗
Every human being has within them the capacity to change, if they want to. Also it will take a lot of courage from a true friend/relative to point out the dark side of us. No matter how long a person maybe practicing wrong it is never too late for them to change from a lion to a lamb. This movie reminds me of another movie called PATTERN. Only difference the lion in that movie remained as is - ferocious and shameless!
Arnold finished up this film as well as when he was doing the harmonica duet with Lionel Barrymore in You Can't Take It With You.
Another brilliant James Stewart movie as well, cheers.
One of my favorite films of all time. It chokes me up at the end every single time.
I like John Agar! I recently watched several movies with him: Shield for Murder, Hold Back Tomorrow and Tarantula.
GREAT MOVIE THANK YOU
Wonderful movie!
If it has Edward Arnold in it, I'll watch and enjoy it.
Thank You for this :)
Nice story . Great ending .
Very good, lessons to be learned here
Thanks 😊
An excellent movie.
Absolutely wonderful movie 🎥
Emotions, love, hope and a new look for the future ⚜️🎀🎁🥁🎸🪕🎺🎹🎼
Thank you for sharing with us 🇺🇸 🥂🍾🍒🍇🍎💥💫🍄🌸🌺🦚🕊🦩🦜🦥
LOVE. THIS. MOVIE. HAS. A. GOOD. MORAL. TO. IT
gosh i loved this movie!
Great movie!💕💕
Love Edward Arnold. Good film!
Edward Arnold is Cinema Royalty❤
Excellent movie!
When you're searching for a movie choice and see one that has Edward Arnold in the cast, go for it. The greatest role in his life is as the patriarch in "Come and Get It". Incredible performance. Like Edward G. Robinson, Arnold was blessed with great range as an actor. I don't think this film would have worked without him. John Agar was fine but not invigorating; a soft-spoken performance with not much heft behind it except when he interacts with Mr. Jinx and his daughter Jane. Their "falling in love at first sight" scene glowed. Susan Morrow was a lovely, gentle presence.
I have seen " come and get it" recently and I realized that this actor ( Edward Arnold ) is one of the most underrated actors at Hollywood golden era, he had an excellent talent to drama movies specially, even though since my personal perspective he struggled a few to perform at comedy movies but anyway he did a remarkable work. I cannot find similar actors like Edward Arnold at current Hollywood unfortunately.
"It's the philosophy of success!" "I think it's rot!" This movie and my life in a nutshell. Where is the empathy, where is the Golden Rule is this attitude of me-first? No wonder we're in the mess we're in when the Power People espouse this attitude and we are to emulate them as they are our mentors. Not going to miss this when I'm gone!
Have you seen
"The Answer" with
David Niven?
@@tebelshaw9486 I'll check it out, thanks 🖖
Somebody must deal w/reality but Marxists are lost in PC emotions.
Very nice little film.
Start with a premise that there were no unions in 1953 and it's a pretty good movie.
🌹#EdwardArnold characters🌹 always kept my 🌹heart rate 🌹rolling up & down. Yet, in the end🌹 I learned more about business interactions 🌹& best practices.
He is one of the most underrated actors at Hollywood golden era.
How nice.. How refreshing not to see the breaking down of the relationship of business and the employee. Business and worker can work together to better each others with out socialism...And the guy can get the girl...
Loved it x
EDWARD. ARNOLD. MY. FAVORITE. ACTOR
tyvm, a gem!
I first met Edward Arnold in "Eyes In The Night". He was so clever, sophisticated, and truly brilliant. I loved that movie. Now, "Man of Conflict. He was horrible, mean, despicable, and just plain awful. I hated him. I wanted to throttle him through most of the movie. Then, as fast as can be, he turned all sweet and cuddly! Great actor and wonderful movie! Thanks so much! 🌈🌈🌈
Edward was so versatile and gave films a huge lift.
Great movie.
Man of Conflict, released 4 November 1953 (USA). Edward Arnold as J.R. Compton; John Agar as Ray Compton; Susan Morrow as Jane Jenks; Fay Roope as Ed Jenks; Herbert Heyes as Mr. Evans; Dorothy Patrick as Betty Coughlin; Robert Carson, (as Bob Carson) as Union Representative; Russell Hicks as Mr. Murdock; John Hamilton as Cornwall; Lovyss Bradley as Miss Garner; Richard Reeves (as Dick Reeves)as Thug Driving Car; Jerry Burns, Second Thug; Leslie K. O'Pace (as Leslie O'Pace) as Preston; John Pettit, Company Spy; Frank O'Connor, Night Watchman; Lee Phelps, Security Police Chief; Benjie Bancroft, Chauffeur; John Holland, Doctor; Allen Schute, The Comptons' Butler; Jane Walton, Nurse.
Excellent
I am 39 now may Allah give me more but damn this movies i cant seem to get enough top acting
Teaching him to be a machinist, and responsible for his safety, but ignores him leaving the chuck key in. A machinist wasn't involved here.Nice film.
Really good movie ❤❤❤❤❤
What a perfectly beautiful 😍 ending. 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥰🥰🥰🥰
Totally agree we humans are not machines we work better under the leadership of kindness consideration than with a tyrant leadership
How about a rational ,respectful, leadership?
Where are you going to find that?
Why, oh why,does Hollywood insist Americans really want to see movies full of violence, death and destruction, filthy language and nudity. The movie industry has singlehandedly lowered the standards of a good society to nothing but trash. And where is the acting talent in computer generated imaging? The public is force-fed the trash of today and good manners and respect for others is minimal. Keep making good movies such as this.
Like to see more of this sort of film. Right you are Joe.
See _We The Living_, set in the early Soviet Union, for a story that takes communism seriously.
Show the lathe! And the chuck! This movie is highly suggestive but only teases one’s curiosity.
Good movie