THE TRESPASSER (1929) - Gloria Swanson
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- THE TRESPASSER (1929)
Starring: Gloria Swanson, Robert Ames, Purnell Pratt, Henry B. Walthall, Billy Bevan, Bobby Dunn
Directed by Edmund Goulding
Produced by Joseph P. Kennedy
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Wm. Thomas Sherman, wts@gunjones.com, www.mn-hp.com
Gloria was from Chicago, her home at 820 Grace Street, is still standing. In her - highly enjoyable -autobiography Swanson on Swanson, there's a marvelous picture of her roller skating in front of the Field Museum as a child.
This movie was the 1st time I ever saw Gloria Swanson. Used to hear my grandma talk about her. To me Ms Swanson's acting in this movie was very powerful. Her emotions came right thru the screen (youtube lol) and hit home. Very glad there was a happy ending. Today's movies with computer animation loud continuous music and short takes cannot compare to these real movies. Kudos to Ms Swanson.
Gloria Swanson really shined in this, one of her first talkies. Another thing, she was a short woman, only 4'11", but what a screen presence she had. Amazing.
Correction, 5 foot 1inches
Pervy old Joe Kennedy clearly thought so, he banged like an outhouse door in a storm.
@@garytbradbury4799 No, 4'11" as I said. If in doubt, look up Gloria's height on Google, or any search engine site, as well as imdb.com. Most sources point this out. Granted, some of them may not carry the correct information.
@@tonebonetones I don't know you but I like you
@@Celluloidwatcher both of you are wrong she was 6'11"
Gloria Swanson really has a gorgeous singing voice!
Gloria Swanson - one of my favorite silent film actresses. I'm so glad she made it in talkies as well!
Yes, she made the transition but only made a few talkies. The classic Sunset Boulevard was made after a long hiatus from film.
Thanks William Perry - I didn't realize she'd taken such a long break from acting. Do you happen to know what her last film was before making Sunset Blvd?
Father Takes a Wife (1941).
Wonderful - I'm going to check that one out! Thank you William Perry !
Father takes a wife
Her acting is phenomenal
Oh how I cried 😢What a wonderful movie. A mother’s love never goes away ❤️
Gloria received her second Best Actress nomination for this film at the 1930s Academy Awards.
Gloria was wonderful in this role. Thank you for posting it.
Gloria looked beautiful in this film, softer than usual and her portrayal as a mother was touching.. l thought her performance was quite understated for a silent actress merging into this very 'talking' picture! She made every scene her own. A born actress!
agreed she was very modern
Always wondered who Gloria Swanson was. She is amazing
Gloria in a bathrobe with her hair flowing, wow, and can she act, I guess she must have had a lot of spirit to parody herself in 'sunset boulevard'.
🎥🎬"We didn't need dialogue we had Faces."🎞️ Gloria Swanson🌹 starring 🏆SUNSET BOULEVARD (1950)
Let's Enjoy🎉❤️these beautiful movies‼️
I knew Gloria Swanson's husband Wm Dufty who co-wrote "Lady Sings The Blues" with Billie Holiday. He & Gloria Swanson were into Macrobiotics, and I played at the Opening Party for Dufty's book about Macrobiotics called "Sugar Blues" & performed a song i had written called "Don't Buy Sugar"
Ronnie Kahn wow! That's really neat! Thank you for sharing that.
Ronnie Kahn What a fantastic experience! Both favorites of mine👍
Wow! I'd love to hear your "Don't Buy Sugar" song.
So that would make you about 150 years old now. Mmmmmm.
Yeah, when did you find the secret of immortality, Ronnie lol?
wonderful movie...great acting...marvelous story..so dramatic
You do know that the Joseph Kennedy in the opening credits is non other than the father of JFK. He not only dabbled in motion pictures for a brief time, but he also "dabbled""with Gloria Swanson, an affair that was known to everyone including Rose Kennedy.
Am reading Gloria Swanson bio now. That 'good catholic' Joe also asked Gloria to introduce his sons Joe, jr. and 12 yr. old ! Jack (JFK) to sex. Even the sophisticated Gloria was astounded by the gall of that.
That is sick and messed up.
@violamateo Everyone seemed to be quite open about his sons wanting to bag, uh, bed Marilyn to keep up with dear old Dad. He once asked a rich friend if he could stay over at his mansion. He arrived with Gloria, used the room like it was a brothel, and thoroughly enraged his host who never had them back. I have norespect for any of them.
I'm absolutely relieved at the ending! What a fantastic film! Gloria is just amazing! Such a range!
she really was good in the speaking or talkies movies, her gestures were retained somewhat from the silent era, made for a nice combination
Gloria was one of the few actresses who successfully made the transition from silent films to "talkies". Most of her contemporaries couldn't.......
Yes, the way she acts with her eyes.
Mr. Sherman, thanks for uploading this interesting film that really serves as an historical document and is worth every dollar of its restoration. Talkies were new in 1928/29 and every year Broadway was turning out dozens of plays like this one, and the Broadway style of acting is very evident in this 'photoplay' and the whole world could enjoy it. Every line is clearly enunciated and the acting is fairly natural with the actors appearing comfortable in the film medium. This says a lot for Gloria who, as far as I know, didn't have a Broadway career...she made her first movie at the age of 14 in Chicago, and by 17, had appeared in dozens of films and had married Wallace Beery and was very much in Los Angeles. She holds her own with these Broadway people; showing a talent that the camera loves. Thanks again!
Gloria Swanson wrote a memoir. It's very interesting.
just think , most of the people in this movie were all born in the 1800s before cars ,before electricity. from a different era
Wow .
BLAIR M Schirmer It’s just a movie. Jason R. makes a good point. Puts the story in perspective.
I am pretty sure they had electricity
Gloria was a beautiful woman..
And such bèauty
Originally released in November 1929. Gloria's first "talkie" appearance.
Harry H. Poppe also served as a production executive for Jack Chertok on "THE LONE RANGER", "PRIVATE SECRETARY", "THE LAWLESS YEARS", "MY FAVORITE MARTIAN" and "MY LIVING DOLL".
Amazing Classic!! I Love finding these types of Treasures.
just think most of the people in this movie were all born in the 1800s before electricity ,before cars , born during the horse and buggy era . from a different era .
An awesome era. and Don't forget the clothing absolutely Amazing :)
@@jasonraczkowski6001 She was born in 1899, when there were cars and electricity, even airplanes, and the Wright Brothers flew in 1903. Look things up and learn.
Gloria Swanson was so beautiful and was a wonderful actress. So many stars from the silent era found it impossible to transition to talkies but Miss Swansons acting talents shine through in this movie. Wonderful!
I loved this movie. So glad it had a good ending. Gloria Swanson is my favorite actress. Thank you for posting!!
Loved this movie!
Everything about this film is outstanding! Everything. Thank you.
Wow, what a story! Gloria Swanson was excellent in this very emotional role. A stunning woman with a beautiful & classic profile.
As someone has mentioned, the cinematographic credit is shared by Gregg Toland --and his mentor, George Barnes; those are two of the greatest artists working in that "painting with light" medium. Though the wretched quality of this print makes it hard to fully appreciate their work. And (Poppa) Joe Kennedy bankrolled the whole thing --but that's another story. Thanks for posting this, W. T. S.
I saw this movie on RUclips quite awhile ago but then I couldn't find it again, I hope that this upload doesn't get yanked. Swanson looks divine in this one, love her fashions.
Loved it!! ❤
Thanks for posting this! Gloria was an amazing woman.
Gloria Swanson was a lovely woman all her life she put it all down to yoga and living healthily unlike most hollywood actresses of the time.
Really brilliant storyline
This was really a wonderful movie! The acting was on point and the story line was pretty original! Nice posting!
Gloria Swanson = Wow, what a beauty! The archetype of the perfect woman.
WOW...WHAT A PRIVILEGE...
THANK YOU...
Loved it!!! Glad that at least some things have changed for the better in the world.
I LOVE THE NATURAL FREE FLOWING DIALOG OF ITS TIME ~ MAGNIFICENT!
This movie was awesome
Fantastic film, Gloria and all the cast are wonderful. Bless xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
fabulous !!
Never realized how truly multi-talented Ms. Swanson was! Easy, real-life acting, sheer beauty (no wonder Papa K. couldn't stop seeing her! Notice who produced this film😍) And WHAT a Beautiful Voice!
Beautiful voice! (Never heard it before, as she was a silent film star!)
Saw "William Holden" in cast line-up! So is he "Jackie", the little son?
Wow! Must've been born like '24-'26?
TYTYTYTYTY SO MUCH for posting this film! I truly enjoyed it, am sure I'll watch again!
What a great movie 💜🌟🌟. Thank you
Just had to watch all over again.
Luv and adore Gloria Swanson; since I was a Little Girl, always luv'd her as a Favorite......Only Lamar and Loy compare......
You neglect a plethora of other greats including Vivian Leigh and Joan Bennett for example. 🙂
Fantastic print.
+bullwinkle1989
Good to hear. Couldn’t find this anywhere, PirateBay, etc.
Shall have a good view tonight.
Loved it!!!
Good movie. I love Gloria Swanson.
Thank you for the great movie! I love it!❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😊
You'll also see the names Gregg Toland and Laura Hope Crews in the credits. He filmed Citizen Kane and she is best remembered as Aunt Pittypat in Gone With the Wind.
Gloria Swanson was fantastic 👏 .
20 minutes in, this movie is so good.
Wm.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Lots of LUNATICS in this one! Great to see Gloria when she was so young. cheers
This was fantastic
love comes full circle.
So nice her own voice
Refreshing to see acting without a barrage of music which is all you get these days. Watch any episode of any drama and pay attention to the always present music.
...did you say 'music'? That thumping alternation between two chords ('music') is supposed to keep your shrunken attention span occupied...
Great upload, thanx!! I watched Sunset Boulevard today with William Holden, there is a William Holden listed in the opening credits of this film, I wonder if it's the same one. I didn't even recognize Gloria Swanson until about 10 minutes into the film.
+Clint Walker William Holden plays John Merrick Sr, the old father. It's a pure coincidence that it's a different actor with the same name. I was looking out for Holden too until I read the IMDb page.
Thorne42
Thanx for that.
No, not the same Holden- this one's much older!
@@DavidRice111 I know that now and he's apparently not the father of the more famous William Holden that appeared in "Sunset Boulevard". "Holden was born William Franklin Beedle Jr. on April 17, 1918, in O'Fallon, Illinois, son of Mary Blanche Beedle (née Ball), a schoolteacher, and her husband William Franklin Beedle, an industrial chemist."--Wikipedia
Gloria Swanson's first talking movie.
When she Was playing with the kid
There are rumors. Gloria was born near Wrigley Field in Chicago. I leave a few blocks from the former Essanay studios, which have her her first break.
Hello Hilda; it's great to hear from a Bears, and a Cubs fan,commenting on a Gloria's movie.
Thank You😊
🎉❤ This is one of the best movies I have ever seen in my entire life !!!
The greater love, The unselfish install contrast 2. The grandfathers selfish bullheadedness. Phenomenal.
Good child. Kneeling, by the bedside, praying to God in Jesus' name, Phenomenal!❤🎉
❤😢 Giving up the child to be raised by the father end step mother.
No greater love as a man, but then he lay down his life for another.❤
That was Beautiful Marian.
I haven't been touched so deeply by a movie.
Ever.
Marion going penniless, raising a multimillionaire child.
Such a wonderful story!
My only hope is that maybe, just maybe, it was a story of real-life people. 🤔 A biography possibly.
Outstanding, thrilling, enthralling, gut-wrenching.💔
I loved it, thank you so much❤!
AGAPE ❤️🔥
This and Rebecca are my favorite movies.
Again, a great film especially with Gloria Swanson, thank you.
Isn't that Stuart Irwin at the piano about 46:30? Thanks for posting this interesting movie. Gloria's singing voice is lovely.
YES. This was one of his earliest movie roles.
Thanks. I enjoy him. Very likable. Quite wonderful, funny, and lovable in "Second Honeymoon" with Tyrone Power. Cheers.
Thanks for laoding 🙏💐🌺🇦🇺
Her speaking voice reminds me of actress Madeline Kahn.
Gloria Swanson made her own movie here, released through United Artists, with Joe Kennedy producing, though he was also one of those behind the new RKO studio.
Good movie good storyline ,good people except Jack's Dad. He was mean from the start and to the end😡 . But it all turned right at the end !
🤗😘sweet.👏🏾🎥🎬🙋🏽
Divineeee s2
My husband,was born during 2nd World War,when T.V.,was Only,black & White, tubes were used in T.V.sets, BEFORE the Original Disneland opened, on a Family Road Trip,they went to Disneyland,...A Week BEFORE it opened. Large antenna were used,on rooftops, to watch T.V. Kenmire Airlines,was just a Lake with Log Jams,with Float Planes tied to the logs. Children were immunized in long lines in schools.His Granmother & Mother, did Not drive.Never learned.Families seperated,Mom's from their children, if your Spouse died Young. The Salmon in Puget Sound,were Huge & Plentiful.Crab were Sooo plentiful,you could catch them with a Pole with a loop of wire on the end,the Crab grabbed the Loop & held on as you lifted it into your boat.....Good Ol' Days
back when western union was used for telegrams ,now its used to wire money
You can tell that she's a silent film star due to her gestures. I hate his father's role so much. so sad someone could be so selfish and heartless, just for his own desires over what his son wants. A parent who truly loves their children will support them in the things they love.... (as long as its not illegal)
Mister Billy Edwards; if a character makes you feel and have despite feelings, then that actor or actress, is doing their job very well.
that father was also a "stand out" in my opinion for superb acting (like Gloria) so mean, so real
@@michaelsnider8611 for sure
Wow William Holden was in this one too :>)
Not the same 'Holden' ~ this one is the father...
Gloria had 6 husbands!!
There is a later version of this film and for the life of me, I can't remember the cast. The later version was filmed in the 40's. Same script.
“That Certain Woman” (1938) starring Bette Davis. Warner’s needed Swanson’s permission as she owned the rights to the story. Not one of Bette’s better films; it was intended to build her star image. Critics called it ‘corny and dated, complete with infant’.
3rd time I watched this. 😀
Gloria Swanson wasn't to be trifled with. I would hate to have gotten on her bad side! She had such long beautiful black hair, too.
'Love your magic spell is everywhere' starts at 33:03
Wm Thomas Sherman--good one. 89 year old film. How many eras have passed? NIce escape piece. Best Gloria profile is 34:39. Just read a good book on the start of Hollywood, "The Mirage Factory: by Gary Krist.
"both white". You don't get to see that in movies anymore.
You caught that too!
Brought to you by the great Joe Kennedy lol
Yep, one of the first big 'Banksters'.
Life Imitating Art
“A pregnant woman (Gloria Swanson) leaves her husband (Robert Ames), at the request of her father-in-law (William Holden).”
Back when married women could not conti ue working!
Joseph P. Kennedy was the President´s father?
Yes!
read his Wikipedia page!
This movie is turning out to be a contest of sorts between these two women; who's going to get the 'halo' first. 😇😇
33:22 is that really her voice? If it is 👏😮!!!
0:34:46
Ooops... she forgot to turn the piano off!!
At 6:40 - "Marriage is a serious step....FOR A WOMAN"........OK.........not so much for a man?
Joe Kennedy sure had brass cojones to make this movie. I wonder what Rose thought of it? I can see why Gloria's career was tanking at this point.
Is it me, or is this film a little on the dark side (literally): needed brighter lamps whilst filming.
It's likely due to this being a bad copy of an old print ( no disrespect to the channel). The original print would have been lighter and less fuzzy.
@@ericplunder2744 You're probably right, Eric
why joe kennedy in UA? He is loved Swanson and the rko ceo.
This was remade in 1937 with Bette Davis and Henry Fonda under the title "That Certain Woman"
Does anyone know why Gloria is billed so low?
+HOE YEN TAM At this time in her career Gloria Swason's star had faded along with her box office drawing power. The people who get top billing are those who have the most drawing power generally speaking. Gloria Swanson was the reigning diva of the silent movie era and she lost a LOT of her appeal when people finally heard her voice. Lot's of silent film stars lost out when talkies became popular because they did not have voices to match the persona they had built up in the minds of the movie going public. Gloria Swanson could not adjust to the new styles of acting talkies required. Her voice was too staged too static, too wooden. Gloria Swason was unable to infuse her voice with emotion that appeared real. As your star fades you get ever more crappy billing till evenually you hit rock bottom.
+Canis Lupus Totally wrong. Sorry.
If you notice, all the males are listed on top and the females on bottom. She is the last because, I believe, they didn't want her to get lost in the middle. It is easy to notice the first and last names on a list right away. So the top male and female stars take those places. I have seen it on other old films as well, though i can't remember which titles exactly.
A lot of stars were purposely billed last. Orson Welles was billed last in "Citizen Kane." Maybe it was a change of pace thing.
Her career did eventually fade, but not at that time. She lost a fortune with her prevous picture, Queen Kelly,but this was one of her most successful ones. As for her voice, it was one of the best, and she sang too.
What poor woman has a maid?
willian holden in cast
Massa Sofrida a different william holden..an older actor with the same name. Not the william holden in sunset blvd(1950)film. The younger william holden was born william beedle in 1918. Hope that helps you.
25 years later Swanson played washed up silent screen star Norma Desmond where she played herself and Billy Wilder made her relevant again.
Wouldn't it have been great if they'd cast Gloria Swanson or Claudette Colbert in the movie of "Private Lives" instead of Shearer?
unclealand i still think shearer couldn't really act. Dressed beautifully and had MGM head of production irving thalberg as her husband..who's gonna mess with THAT?