That Uncertain Feeling (1941) | Full Movie | Merle Oberon | Melvyn Douglas | Burgess Meredith
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Watch That Uncertain Feeling (1941) Full Movie on The Film Detective. Merle Oberon, Melvyn Douglas, and Burgess Meredith star in this classic comedy from three time Oscar nominee Ernst Lubitsch (Ninotchka, To Be Or Not To Be). Oberon plays a woman who visits a psychoanalyst to cure her hiccups. From there, in a manner that is pure Lubitsch, she realizes that she’s fallen out of love with her husband. When she becomes interested in a neurotic pianist, it seems her marriage is truly doomed. But in a funny way...
Director: Ernst Lubitsch
Writers: Donald Ogden Stewart, Walter Reisch
Starring: Merle Oberon, Melvyn Douglas, Burgess Meredith
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Scripts often had unique twists and storylines in those days. A very risqué sort of script for a comedy. Loved it! And Melvyn Douglas was always gorgeous in romantic comedies. A fabulous era for films.
Melvin could deliver a comedic line like no one else ! He was mischievous (my weakness) 😳
There’s nothing like “The Lubitsch Touch”! I love this romantic comedy! 💕
Romantic comedy at its very best! Loved this movie! Melvyn Douglas and Merle Oberon and Burgess Meredith! What a trio-- menage a trois done tastefully! Those were the days! Hollywood's golden era!
Great movie!!! I've always been a fan of both Merle Oberon, because of "Wuthering Heights" and Melvin Douglas for his dry sense of humor. This was a great pairing. Thanks for sharing!
It's always nice to see the beautiful Merle Oberon.
Only watch this if you want to watch a great intelligent comedy. Separates real movie lover's from others. Thank you. For sharing.
Great movie, Hollywood had talented professionals of the highest order, pleasure to view these splendid classics
Good movie!!! I love Melvyn Douglas and Merle Oberon . And Burgess Meredith was always good!!💞💞
Oh I don't know the name of the other man. Thanks for mentioning.
Amy Carmichael
Lauren Bacall dated Burgess Meredith
This is confusing to me
(???)
This is my third Melvyn Douglas movie in a row and I've laughed -- really laughed-- at all of them... I didn't expect them to be so funny-- the first two were the Reardon Private Detectives series, the first with Joan Blondell, the second with Virginia Bruce (the funniest one). Hope to see more of these. Thanks so much for posting!
See "Too Many Husbands", "Good Girls go to Paris", "Theodora goes wild", "Hud", "The Vampire Bat". I think he was comedic genius.
i've also watched the 2 detective stories. he's always great. lightweight but fun. i did, however, think the blondell was far superior. bruce played the part annoyingly stupid, and unnecessary
@@danielstanwyck2812 yes I agree with you whole heartedly. Blondell had natural comic senses that shone on her every picture. Bruce was not a comic actress so the attempts seemed very silly, but at least she tried. Everyone was not Joan Blondell, Irene Dunne or Rosalind Russell.
Wanda James
I love Melvin!
Wanda James
I think the funniest aspect of this story is that Merle’s character even considers being unhappy with her adorable husband !
How ridiculous was that?!
My gosh. Many people are not appreciative of their wonderful spouses. If you’re lucky enough to be married to your dream guy, DON’T get bored or unappreciative.
Love him to pieces!! The premise was absurd!
😘😇. ♥️💙
Best quote of the week: "If anybody should shave, it's Mrs. Cooper."
that dress cut all the way down surprises me. seems a bit risque. Must be youngest I've seen Burgess Meredith . great actor
The dress! Yes, risqué indeed but I think there was sheer fabric, perhaps voile, to give the illusion of bare skin. But even the suggestion of a neckline plunging to the waist in 1941 is shocking.
56:20 is too funny!
Lawyer: "Now, about the cause for divorce: according to New York state law, there must be a correspondent."
Mrs. Baker: "Oh, there must be some less embarrassing way?!"
Lawyer: "Not in New York." 😅
What a very intelligent film... In a world of brutes, it's precious. You want to smack that pianist's face after 10 seconds, don't you ?
Wow, never heard of this Lubitsch film until now...
A very funny movie 🎥! Very entertaining and enjoyable movie 🎥! Loved it!❤
Thank you for all your work in uploading this for all whom love the old classics ! Keep them alive ,❤️🙏🇨🇦
Finished watching She Married Her Boss starring Melvin Douglas as the husband, and I be darn! He walks in in this movie and it’s Mr. Barclay all over again in his looks, manners and the way he speak to, not with his wife!!
Very funny movie indeed. Mr. Douglas was comedic genius and he knew how to make audience laugh too well. However Miss Oberon was funny here. The the other man with "fui" was quite annoyingly hilarious. Sorry I don't know his name. Even the doctor, with the "Aha", was also very funny.
Very nice thanks for the upload
Donald Ogden Stewart is my favorite screwball comedy writer.
Good comedy movie!! Really enjoyed watching this movie!!💞
What a great movie! The plot is perfect.😄👍
One of my favorite movies, so fun to watch.
Loved it!!
KEEKS!!😂😂
"Geek" She hated him doing that.
Burgess Meredith married the lovely Paulette Goddard. He is short and often short men are very agressive to compensate- a Napoleon complex. Ava Gardner married Mickey Rooney and later said it was because he wouldn't leave her alone. He also was the biggest star on the lot at that time!
Than you for this
Sooooo good! 👌💖👏
another Melvin Douglas,,,, Theadora goes wild !!!!
My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed this fun movie. However, we were both a bit distracted by the slightly horizontally stretched image.
This gives the actors a somewhat shortish, dumpy appearance. PLEASE DON'T DO THIS AGAIN😉.
Lauren Bacall dates Burgess Meridith before she linked with Bogie. Burgess must have something but I never understood it.
He is not classically handsome, but when you see him in his many roles, it's obvious that he was extremely talented.
I have a feeling that he was quite the character that knew how to sweep the ladies off of their feet!
Beth Elle
It’s the “force” of his personality.
That undefinable “charisma.
It oozes from him.
Very few people possess it and I believe some people are just born with it. Magnetism
I am fortunate to know someone like that! ♥️
Think 'Mickey Rooney and Ava Gardner'
None
Yes, definitely!
Definitely has something that will age well too!!!!!!
Honestly, though I've watched golden era hollywood films for over 10 years to feel certain kinds of plotlines, I have to say Burgess Meredith's absurdized artist persona thru his own kind of male ego whose opportunism is contrasted for wackyness around commercial tycoon park avenue dinners and the one-liner view of abstract art, I say I prefer that ego, more morally coherent to me than Melvyn Douglas' self projecting "keeks" onto Merle Oberon's hiccuping stomach gone to psychoanalysis --they're both gone to painting themselves on her but I still emit a wahh at her going back to the keeks. Maybe I'm frazzled for modern art not as a punch line, I saw my own little snowglobe in Miss Oberon's scalloping Irene costumes (I only ever kept observing how the lines in her looks are so much convexing and contracting so that the floriating re entering scalloping lines, either on her sleeve line or neckline or collarline reimagines it , I kept looking at the circles rosily,) , despite her own Park Avenue scent of self projecting by being equally "amused" at the therapy awaiting Individualist "fue-ing" Alexander as her inconsiderate husband poking her in the stomach whenever he liked, maybe because I'd like to think she'd spread out in her black mesh head pieces that seem more webby than the rest to get some metropolitan empathetic engagement.
Meredith's character made this unwatchable for me.
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