John Garfield was always one of my favorites. He made good money during the depression but fed many people & helped them pay their bills & keep a roof over their heads instead of living a lavish lifestyle . A heart of gold & a great human being as well as a great actor. One of a kind.
My late mother turned me on to these old classics growing up. Cagney, Dead End kids, Ann Sheridan, Sylvia Sydney, Susan Hayward...I still watch em @ 53 and now turn my 16 year old on to them as well. Thanks Mom...Top of the World you were, Top of the World🙏
What a good heartwarming story..... with John Garfield showing his classic Human Side!! Wonderful Claude Rains too comes through with a solid _"knockout punch"_ at the end. Lovely Ann Sheridan at a sweeeeet 24 years old....!!!! And the Dead End Kids lending that "perfect something" to the overall plot. Another winning upload, PizzaFlix = THX
John Garfield, what a brilliant actor and true friend. Sadly died when he was 39yrs old. The movie studios blacklisted him during the McCarthy hearings for not implicating others. He was never a communist but unfortunately never worked again. He made some of the best movies ever in his short life. Watch anything with him in it, he was amazing.
Hollywood was inherently communist from the beginning. Sign in blood and you're in for life. McCarthy wanted to drain the swamp of communism. Unfortunately, he wasn't aware of the deeper layers of swamp creatures.
@@veenapaulson5864 Not the good guys by a long shot. Unless you support genocide, mass murder, forced labour and tourture. But even then it's only a percentage who saw that as good.
@@dwsherm1 You mean Ronald Reagan? President January 20th, 1981 - January 20th, 1989. Political party: Democratic (until 1962), Republican (from 1962).
Great underrated film. What I love about those classic WB movies is, they MOVED! Today, you have directors in love with every frame they shoot. This movie covers in 30 seconds what today's film take an hour to tell.
John Garfield (1913 - 1952) was born Jacob Julius Garfinkle which made his change of name for movies very understandable. Born in New York, he made his Broadway debut in 1932 and shifted to Hollywood in 1937 and made an early big impression being nominated for a the Best Supporting Actor Oscar in 1938 for his role in Four Daughters. He had a difficult relationship with Warners and was frequently suspended be cause he didn't like the roles he was offered. A bad heart prevented him from war service but he made several semi-propaganda films such as Air Force and Destination Tokyo (both 1943) which were successes. He moved into major motion pictures after the war including The Postman Always Rings Twice with Lana Turner (1921 - 1995) and Humoresque (both 1946) with Joan Crawford (1904 - 1977) and he received an Oscar nomination for Best Actor Oscar for his role in Body and Soul (1947). He fell foul of the red scare campaign in the early 1950s and was blacklisted by the major studios. He denied being a communist or sympathiser but his wife was a party member. He was found dead one morning after playing tennis the prior afternoon. Garfield's funeral in New York was the largest since Rudolf Valentino's (1895 - 1926) with more than 10,000 people crowding the streets for the service.
The boxer he fights is Frank Riggi. Frank Riggi grew up on an onion farm near Mount Angel Oregon. His sister was Lena Riggi. She later married and became Lena Basilone. The wife of John Basilone. Both were Non commissioned officers in WW2 in the Marine Corps. John Basilone was from New Jersey and was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor on Guadalcanal. He took part in a war bond drive, then volunteered to serve in combat again. Gunnery Sgt. John Basilone was killed in action on Iwo Jima and awarded the Navy Cross. I love this movie. Yes, partly because my Grandpa (Okinawa veteran) grew up with the Riggi family. But the movies were fantastic with good stories and talented actors. We all owe the greatest generation a debt of gratitude. That debt can only be paid by taking the time to learn their history. Not only about the war or the Great Depression but taking the time to watch the movies of the era. Even if they aren’t your first choice. Do yourself a favor and watch the films. They are entertaining and it will help keep their memories alive.
Great background on the web around this film, long one of my favorites. It was very hard to find for a long time, was only available as part of a 3 DVD set with maybe The Stranger and another movie, a cheap "film noir" set. But was glad to have it! Most people focus on Cagney, Bogart, Edward G., even George Raft, and forget about Garfield. He was the most real of any of them and had roles the equal of the others, even surpassing them many times. A crackerjack movie this one!
Poor John Garfield....... He had a horrible heart condition, had a double do all his running scenes, etc., but you’d never know it! Another flower plucked too soon🌟😢 love you JG.💕👏🏼
Garfield lost his championship later when he fought for the boys! Nobody ever said anything about that! Great actor! One of the best. Unfairly blacklisted.
@@KJ-ek2ze no, there was a similar movie made a few years earlier. In the movie Garfield was a pro boxer hiding his identity who fought a tough amateur but its all fiction
the original dead end kids are my favorite then of course the East Side Kids which I believe Billy halop quit because he didn't like the name then they became the East Side Kids and Bobby Jordan went into World War II in a few others then came The Bowery Boys they didn't give Bobby Jordan much of a speaking role or Gabriel Dell so all that was pretty much left was Leo Gorcey huntz Hall and of course Louie Bobby Jordan and Leo Gorcey both were alcoholics who both died in the sixties I believe Gabriel Dell died in the 1980s and huntz Hall that in the 1990s they were always my favorite in the 1970s as a little boy these guys as cool as can be rest in peace boys and thank you for all the good movies
They Made Me a Criminal is a 1939 American crime drama film directed by Busby Berkeley and starring John Garfield, Claude Rains, and The Dead End Kids. It is a remake of the film The Life of Jimmy Dolan (1933). The film was later featured in an episode of Cinema Insomnia. Portions of the film were shot in the Coachella Valley, California ~ Johnnie Bradfield (John Garfield) is a southpaw world champion boxer falsely accused of murder. He disappears and is presumed dead. The only witnesses who could have exonerated him were his manager and girlfriend, both of whom have died in an automobile accident. Detective Monty Phalen (Claude Rains) believes that Johnnie is still alive and hasn't given up on searching for him. Johnnie, meanwhile, is hiding out on Grandma Rafferty's (May Robson) farm in Arizona. There, he meets up with some juvenile delinquents, Tommy (Billy Halop), Angel (Bobby Jordan), Spit (Leo Gorcey), Dippy (Huntz Hall), T.B. (Gabriel Dell), and Milty (Bernard Punsly), who are under the guardianship of Tommy's sister Peggy (Gloria Dickson). ~ Johnnie, using the fake name of Jack Dorney, takes Tommy under his wing and encourages him to go in business for himself by buying a gas pump for the farm. He helps the kids raise money by returning to the boxing ring for a match against an up-and-coming boxer. Johnnie sees Phalen arriving at the fight and decides not to fight, disappointing the kids and Peggy. However his determination to help the kids overcomes him and he decides to fight. He tries to hide who he really is by not using his trademark stance in the ring, but not being a good right handed fighter, he is on the verge of losing. Because of this, Johnnie reveals who he really is, although he is still defeated in the fifth round. He surrenders to Phalen, but the detective allows him to remain in Arizona instead of returning to New York. ~~~
Not sure why you added this spoiler summary, but Garfield character didn't just "disappear". He was presumed dead in a car wreck, his "body" too badly burned to be identified. So he was presumed to be dead. But the amateur photo taken by one of the boys showed up in a paper and Phelan recognized Garfield's boxing posture. That is what led Phelan to go looking for him, he didn't just show up at the boxing match. These were a couple of key points you left out. Excellent movie!
Thank You So Much for posting!! Great Movie! My Dad was a fan of John Garfield and the Dead End Kids. This is one of my favorite John Garfield movies! Claude Rains the actor who played Detective Phelan, was almost blind in one eye because of an injury received in a gas attack during World War I. John Garfield was blacklisted during the McCarthy "Red Scare" era in the early 1950s for his left-wing political beliefs, he adamantly refused to "name names" in testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) in April 1951.
John Garfield was method acting before it became "cool",shows in this movie.Rains is pretty terrible in this one though,accent all over the place,pity as he was great in Casablanca
@@Gos1234567 Garfield was turned down for Golden Boy in favour of William Holden. Sad that in the fifties people wanted to protect Communist sympathizers. This was before revelations about Soviet evils.
This is the first time I ever saw Barbara Pepper apart from I love Lucy(she was Lucy's choice as Ethel the landlady, but was rejected since she was a major drunk). In this movie she is considerably thinner and her portrayal of a drunk is very realistic probably since she was that way in real life.
Thank you for your sick observations Robert, can you not think of something nice to say when these stars gave so much of their talents and their lives in entertaining millions of viewers. I do not care whether your observations are truthful or not, smell the roses or the coffee, not damnations of decent hard working icons, inspirations and legend.
@@dennisgeorge3238: First she is an actress not an actor as it is politically correct to be gender neutral in the last few decades. Second just because you like her doesn't make her the best since you can't measure this and many other things. Third she was a drunk not because I say so but because Desi called her that and so did others! I'm not nuts but you are since you won't face up to what she was
In addition to the comment from the top,the little kids names would be The boys:Anthony, Matthew,and Patrick, The Girls:Jessica,Melissa and Tiffany.That would be the names of the Dead End Kids little brothers and little sisters in this fantastic 1939 movie"They Made Me A Criminal".
I couldn't stop laughing at the beginning of the movie at the phony way his opponent was knock out. It's a great movie but they should have used a real boxer to do the acting in fighting.
Wow what a great movie. The climax was the Dick making the great sacrifice and allowing Johnny to go free. I never saw it coming. I always enjoyed the legendary East Side Kids.
u mean 2 tell me the lawyer's fee is 9'750 dollars and johnny only gets 250 HE WOULD'VE GOT A SERIOUS CRITICAL BEATDOWN FOR REAL IF HE DID'NT HAND OVER THA REST OF MY SCRILLA FACTS
It was blackmail by the criminal lawyer who was in the film the murderer who murdered the Newspaper Joe. So it's $9,750 dollar for the Lawyer to aid and abet and stop the hot seat burning a hole in the boxer's trouser seat. IE the lie the criminal lawyer blackmailer is telling is that his great kind act of friendship is at the price of his arse being culpable as well and so he can also have his arse fried.
Changing one's birth name is like slapping your parents in the face. It's disrespectful and unnecessary. This is especially true if it's done for the anticipation of greater recognition and or financial gain. It's like selling-out, to perhaps an Agent or Studio Mogul, while at the same time being ashamed of your Father.
Lmao!!! 0.30 cents for a quart of oil!!! John Garfield said, " 30 cents is too much!!! Wow how the economy has sky rocketed!! God said what goes up must come down!
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John Garfield was always one of my favorites. He made good money during the depression but fed many people & helped them pay their bills & keep a roof over their heads instead of living a lavish lifestyle . A heart of gold & a great human being as well as a great actor. One of a kind.
My late mother turned me on to these old classics growing up. Cagney, Dead End kids, Ann Sheridan, Sylvia Sydney, Susan Hayward...I still watch em @ 53 and now turn my 16 year old on to them as well. Thanks Mom...Top of the World you were, Top of the World🙏
Mom was a very smart lady!
@@ralphpussilano thank you Linda ❤️
John Garfield is such a great actor. A great movie.
Dang! That Bobby Jordan (Angel) sure had an awesome physique! Wish there were more swimming and boxing scenes with him in it. Cute little ass too!!!
Love ann Sheridan...I watched woman on the run earlier and now this. She acted over 30 years and over 75 movies and lots of TV and playhouse 90.
What a good heartwarming story..... with John Garfield showing his classic Human Side!!
Wonderful Claude Rains too comes through with a solid _"knockout punch"_ at the end.
Lovely Ann Sheridan at a sweeeeet 24 years old....!!!!
And the Dead End Kids lending that "perfect something" to the overall plot.
Another winning upload, PizzaFlix = THX
John Garfield, what a brilliant actor and true friend. Sadly died when he was 39yrs old. The movie studios blacklisted him during the McCarthy hearings for not implicating others. He was never a communist but unfortunately never worked again. He made some of the best movies ever in his short life. Watch anything with him in it, he was amazing.
Hollywood was inherently communist from the beginning. Sign in blood and you're in for life.
McCarthy wanted to drain the swamp of communism. Unfortunately, he wasn't aware of the deeper layers of swamp creatures.
So those blacklisted....were the good guys and gals of Hollywood!! John Garfield was an incredible talent and on and off screen presence.
@@veenapaulson5864 Not the good guys by a long shot. Unless you support genocide, mass murder, forced labour and tourture. But even then it's only a percentage who saw that as good.
@@MikeGreenwood51 One of our presidents was a big star so he must of been part of this evil force.
@@dwsherm1 You mean Ronald Reagan? President January 20th, 1981 - January 20th, 1989.
Political party: Democratic (until 1962), Republican (from 1962).
One of the great movies of all time with my favorite bunch the "Dead End Kids' with a combination like that; it was destined to be a classic.
Great underrated film. What I love about those classic WB movies is, they MOVED! Today, you have directors in love with every frame they shoot. This movie covers in 30 seconds what today's film take an hour to tell.
John Garfield (1913 - 1952) was born Jacob Julius Garfinkle which made his change of name for movies very understandable. Born in New York, he made his Broadway debut in 1932 and shifted to Hollywood in 1937 and made an early big impression being nominated for a the Best Supporting Actor Oscar in 1938 for his role in Four Daughters. He had a difficult relationship with Warners and was frequently suspended be cause he didn't like the roles he was offered. A bad heart prevented him from war service but he made several semi-propaganda films such as Air Force and Destination Tokyo (both 1943) which were successes. He moved into major motion pictures after the war including The Postman Always Rings Twice with Lana Turner (1921 - 1995) and Humoresque (both 1946) with Joan Crawford (1904 - 1977) and he received an Oscar nomination for Best Actor Oscar for his role in Body and Soul (1947). He fell foul of the red scare campaign in the early 1950s and was blacklisted by the major studios. He denied being a communist or sympathiser but his wife was a party member. He was found dead one morning after playing tennis the prior afternoon. Garfield's funeral in New York was the largest since Rudolf Valentino's (1895 - 1926) with more than 10,000 people crowding the streets for the service.
The boxer he fights is Frank Riggi. Frank Riggi grew up on an onion farm near Mount Angel Oregon. His sister was Lena Riggi. She later married and became Lena Basilone. The wife of John Basilone. Both were Non commissioned officers in WW2 in the Marine Corps. John Basilone was from New Jersey and was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor on Guadalcanal. He took part in a war bond drive, then volunteered to serve in combat again. Gunnery Sgt. John Basilone was killed in action on Iwo Jima and awarded the Navy Cross.
I love this movie. Yes, partly because my Grandpa (Okinawa veteran) grew up with the Riggi family. But the movies were fantastic with good stories and talented actors. We all owe the greatest generation a debt of gratitude. That debt can only be paid by taking the time to learn their history. Not only about the war or the Great Depression but taking the time to watch the movies of the era. Even if they aren’t your first choice. Do yourself a favor and watch the films. They are entertaining and it will help keep their memories alive.
thats nice...did you forget John Garfield was the star of this movie!
Great background on the web around this film, long one of my favorites. It was very hard to find for a long time, was only available as part of a 3 DVD set with maybe The Stranger and another movie, a cheap "film noir" set. But was glad to have it! Most people focus on Cagney, Bogart, Edward G., even George Raft, and forget about Garfield. He was the most real of any of them and had roles the equal of the others, even surpassing them many times.
A crackerjack movie this one!
Poor John Garfield....... He had a horrible heart condition, had a double do all his running scenes, etc., but you’d never know it! Another flower plucked too soon🌟😢 love you JG.💕👏🏼
He used a double in his last movie...he did his own scenes in this movie wake up and get with the program!
Love John Garfield....Body and Soul was amazing too. Died too young.
Garfield lost his championship later when he fought for the boys! Nobody ever said anything about that! Great actor! One of the best. Unfairly blacklisted.
Not in the movie. Nobody but the cop knew who he was, He was presumed dead after the car crash. Back then u could easily change your identity
Wait is this based on a true story.
@@KJ-ek2ze no, there was a similar movie made a few years earlier. In the movie Garfield was a pro boxer hiding his identity who fought a tough amateur but its all fiction
@@billjones424 thanks for clearing that up.
@@KJ-ek2ze youre welcome
thank you so much for posting this! one of my favorites always
Happy Holidays! May the sauce be with you.
an old time GREAT!!!!! John Garfield was right there with James Cagney and HB!!
Ann Sheridan a really beautiful heart ❤️ throb died in her early to mid 50s what a shame RIP LOVELY LADY
Poor Gloria Dickson died at 27 in a Hollywood house fire...such an amazing beautiful actress. What a great film for her
John Garfield always gives a great performance with the dead end kids awesome thanks for loading guys
EXCELLENT STORY AND ACTING!!! Thank you, PizzaFlix!
John Garfield died so young. He had a bad heart, great actor. He was really good in Air Force 1942 with other great actors from the era.
Also great supporting parts in Destination Tokyo and Gentleman's Agreement.
Oh my goodness. What an absolute gem. This film clearly demonstrates why I love folks from the 30s.
Simple. Ethical. Uncluttered.
It may seem old fashioned, although it may be truely what everyone wants too believe. Loved it. 😁😁😁🍀👍
Another great picture show!!!
the original dead end kids are my favorite then of course the East Side Kids which I believe Billy halop quit because he didn't like the name then they became the East Side Kids and Bobby Jordan went into World War II in a few others then came The Bowery Boys they didn't give Bobby Jordan much of a speaking role or Gabriel Dell so all that was pretty much left was Leo Gorcey huntz Hall and of course Louie Bobby Jordan and Leo Gorcey both were alcoholics who both died in the sixties I believe Gabriel Dell died in the 1980s and huntz Hall that in the 1990s they were always my favorite in the 1970s as a little boy these guys as cool as can be rest in peace boys and thank you for all the good movies
This movie starred John Garfield...say something about him there ace!
The kids on that date plantation are a real groupa throwbacks!
what a Great story, thank you for sharing.
They Made Me a Criminal is a 1939 American crime drama film directed by Busby Berkeley and starring John Garfield, Claude Rains, and The Dead End Kids. It is a remake of the film The Life of Jimmy Dolan (1933). The film was later featured in an episode of Cinema Insomnia. Portions of the film were shot in the Coachella Valley, California ~
Johnnie Bradfield (John Garfield) is a southpaw world champion boxer falsely accused of murder. He disappears and is presumed dead. The only witnesses who could have exonerated him were his manager and girlfriend, both of whom have died in an automobile accident. Detective Monty Phalen (Claude Rains) believes that Johnnie is still alive and hasn't given up on searching for him. Johnnie, meanwhile, is hiding out on Grandma Rafferty's (May Robson) farm in Arizona. There, he meets up with some juvenile delinquents, Tommy (Billy Halop), Angel (Bobby Jordan), Spit (Leo Gorcey), Dippy (Huntz Hall), T.B. (Gabriel Dell), and Milty (Bernard Punsly), who are under the guardianship of Tommy's sister Peggy (Gloria Dickson).
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Johnnie, using the fake name of Jack Dorney, takes Tommy under his wing and encourages him to go in business for himself by buying a gas pump for the farm. He helps the kids raise money by returning to the boxing ring for a match against an up-and-coming boxer. Johnnie sees Phalen arriving at the fight and decides not to fight, disappointing the kids and Peggy. However his determination to help the kids overcomes him and he decides to fight. He tries to hide who he really is by not using his trademark stance in the ring, but not being a good right handed fighter, he is on the verge of losing. Because of this, Johnnie reveals who he really is, although he is still defeated in the fifth round. He surrenders to Phalen, but the detective allows him to remain in Arizona instead of returning to New York. ~~~
Not sure why you added this spoiler summary, but Garfield character didn't just "disappear". He was presumed dead in a car wreck, his "body" too badly burned to be identified. So he was presumed to be dead. But the amateur photo taken by one of the boys showed up in a paper and Phelan recognized Garfield's boxing posture. That is what led Phelan to go looking for him, he didn't just show up at the boxing match.
These were a couple of key points you left out.
Excellent movie!
Way better Movie than it should have been.
I REMEMBER THE FIRST TIME I WATCHED THIS WITH MY DAD AND MOM I WAS ABOUT 7 I'D CUT MY HANDOFF TO SPEND AN 1:05 WITH THEM ONE MORE TIME
Sheriff; "Where you from boy?
Garfield; "Texas. I've been cutting out there"
Sheriff: "What? Throats?" Lol
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WHOA! Directed by Busby Berkeley, where's all the dancin' gams??!
Thank You So Much for posting!! Great Movie! My Dad was a fan of John Garfield and the Dead End Kids. This is one of my favorite John Garfield movies! Claude Rains the actor who played Detective Phelan, was almost blind in one eye because of an injury received in a gas attack during World War I. John Garfield was blacklisted during the McCarthy "Red Scare" era in the early 1950s for his left-wing political beliefs, he adamantly refused to "name names" in testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) in April 1951.
Love John Garfield. Shameful what happened to him and many others during the McCarthy era. Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
John Garfield was method acting before it became "cool",shows in this movie.Rains is pretty terrible in this one though,accent all over the place,pity as he was great in Casablanca
@@Gos1234567 Garfield was turned down for Golden Boy in favour of William Holden. Sad that in the fifties people wanted to protect Communist sympathizers. This was before revelations about Soviet evils.
@@samjones4451 No he was not turned down...columbia wanted him jack warner would not loan him out....know what your talking about!
Great movie 🎥 👌 loved it
I love this movie
A Five Pepperoni PizzaFLIX Favorite!
Seem silly that cop wouldn’t know what he looked like but all in all a great watch. Leading lady died at 27 in a house fire.
Craig Roberts I did not know that she's died in a house fire but thank you for sharing that with me
I was cracking up at those patty cake punches or slaps that his opponent was receiving.
Great movie dont knock it!
"You ain't got the noyf, you ain't got the noyf !"
Great classic movie!
It would be adorable and cute if the dead end kids had their little brothers and little sisters in this film.
they knew the way that child actors were treated; not so cute or adorable.
This was awesome
Everybody is so YOUNG!!!
This movie is such a metaphor for my whole life
Oh c'mon...you can't be serious! Stop with the drama queen b.s.
GREAT WRITING/SCREEN PLAY
This is the first time I ever saw Barbara Pepper apart from I love Lucy(she was Lucy's choice as Ethel the landlady, but was rejected since she was a major drunk). In this movie she is considerably thinner and her portrayal of a drunk is very realistic probably since she was that way in real life.
she would have been good I bet, opposite someone besides William 'one note' Frawley.
Thank you for your sick observations Robert, can you not think of something nice to say when these stars gave so much of their talents and their lives in entertaining millions of viewers.
I do not care whether your observations are truthful or not, smell the roses or the coffee, not damnations of decent hard working icons, inspirations and legend.
One of the best actors ever...and you talk a bout Barbara Pepper? Are you nuts!
@@dennisgeorge3238: First she is an actress not an actor as it is politically correct to be gender neutral in the last few decades.
Second just because you like her doesn't make her the best since you can't measure this and many other things.
Third she was a drunk not because I say so but because Desi called her that and so did others!
I'm not nuts but you are since you won't face up to what she was
@@stuartlawsonbeattie1411: What a goody-goody two shoes fool you are!
The Bowery Boys!!
Good flick, but the scenes where he is driving/canoodling and not watching the road give me anxiety.
its a movie...quit nit picking@
In addition to the comment from the top,the little kids names would be
The boys:Anthony, Matthew,and Patrick,
The Girls:Jessica,Melissa and Tiffany.That would be the names of the Dead End Kids little brothers and little sisters in this fantastic 1939 movie"They Made Me A Criminal".
Felicia Taylor how did you find that information out I was just wondering
John Garfield films 👍
People where more tactile those days. More touching and hugging. And more yelling, too:-)
More kissing too!
How about that Angel (Bobby Jordan)? Yummy!!!
Desert location shooting was so hot at times that the film melted in the camera.
That's a thin ward bond he clobbered at 53:00 wagon's hoooo! Great movie.
I couldn't stop laughing at the beginning of the movie at the phony way his opponent was knock out. It's a great movie but they should have used a real boxer to do the acting in fighting.
John Garfield had a strange resemblance to Richie Valens weird lol both died young but Richie was younger RIP JOHN GARFIELD N RICHIE VALENS
He was great in postman always rings twice
Also Pride of the Marines.
He was great in everything he did!
I 💘 their NYC Accent.
Is that an NYC accent??? i thought it was a BRONX accent. as im in England so pretty much ignorant really.
@@courtfarm1 NYC metropolitan area accent. It doesn't really vary by borough. It's often called a Brooklyn accent, but that's just a figure of speech.
Wow what a great movie. The climax was the Dick making the great sacrifice and allowing Johnny to go free. I never saw it coming. I always enjoyed the legendary East Side Kids.
The Dick? What language are you talking, Private Dick, yes, Dock, no.
You should love John Garfields acting!!
@@dennisgeorge3238
I do.
33:10 hilarious
u mean 2 tell me the lawyer's fee is 9'750 dollars and johnny only gets 250 HE WOULD'VE GOT A SERIOUS CRITICAL BEATDOWN FOR REAL IF HE DID'NT HAND OVER THA REST OF MY SCRILLA FACTS
It was blackmail by the criminal lawyer who was in the film the murderer who murdered the Newspaper Joe. So it's $9,750 dollar for the Lawyer to aid and abet and stop the hot seat burning a hole in the boxer's trouser seat. IE the lie the criminal lawyer blackmailer is telling is that his great kind act of friendship is at the price of his arse being culpable as well and so he can also have his arse fried.
Changing one's birth name is like slapping your parents in the face. It's disrespectful and unnecessary. This is especially true if it's done for the anticipation of greater recognition and or financial gain. It's like selling-out, to perhaps an Agent or Studio Mogul, while at the same time being ashamed of your Father.
This is good stuff....see
Hey, what’s the rumpus here?
Everyone of these kids died pretty young some with heart attacks other with liver disease other with leukemia
They were still making movies post war.
Huntz Hall and Bernard Punsley lived to old age. Gabe Dell had a fairly long life too.
The Watch.
Lmao!!! 0.30 cents for a quart of oil!!! John Garfield said, " 30 cents is too much!!! Wow how the economy has sky rocketed!! God said what goes up must come down!
I think you will find it was Sir Isaac Newton that said "What goes up must come down."
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