Sorry, Wrong Number (9/9) Movie CLIP - I Want You to Scream (1948) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Henry (Burt Lancaster) confesses everything to Leona (Barbara Stanwyck) and warns her that she only has three minutes to live.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
When Lucille Fletcher took on the challenge of expanding her classic 30-minute radio suspenser Sorry, Wrong Number into an 89-minute feature film, she opted on the Citizen Kane approach, filling the plotline to the brim with revelatory flashbacks. Barbara Stanwyck stars as bedridden hypochondriac Leona Stevenson, who while trying to make a call from her bedroom telephone gets her wires crossed and inadvertently overhears two men plotting a murder. Anxiously, Leona wades through telephone-company bureaucracy to trace the call, never catching on -- until it's too late -- that the murder being planned is hers. A series of flashbacks details the disintegrating marriage between the wealthy Leona and her weakling husband Henry (Burt Lancaster), and Henry's subsequent disastrous get-rich-quick schemes involving chemist Waldo Evans (Harold Vermilyea) and a surly gangster (William Conrad). It would have been a near-sacrilege to alter the radio play's ironic ending, which fortunately remains intact on film. Sorry Wrong Number was first heard on radio's Suspense series in 1943, with Agnes Moorehead as the harried Mrs. Stevenson (a role she'd repeat several times on radio and on stage). Though disappointed that she wasn't chosen to star in the film version, Moorehead took some satisfaction in the fact that a recording of the original radio program was played constantly on the set to help keep Barbara Stanwyck "in the mood".
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1948)
Cast: Burt Lancaster, Barbara Stanwyck
Director: Anatole Litvak
Producers: Anatole Litvak, Hal B. Wallis
Screenwriter: Lucille Fletcher
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I can still remember the chills I got when that final line was said!
This movie is ridiculously underrated. The cinematography is amazing. The way the camera creeps thro the house. The closeups of Stanwyck. The shadows. The score by Franz Waxman. And this final scene always gives me chills no matter how many times i watch it
It actually makes a person feel as if they're the one being killed! The terror on her face, and in her eyes, and then for her to have to feel the sting of Death... it's time-stopping!
Barbara Stanwyck's character gives a perfect performance of a Lady, doomed to die by the instructions given to the Killer, by her own Husband. The Husband is one seriously messed-up dude, but he, at the very last, tries to reverse his course, by giving her instructions on what to do, to save her own life. Unfortunately, those instructions come far too late...and the Killer kills her, as she screams her last.
This is a heart-rending scene, that has such a strong performance, that it makes you feel it through and through.
I remember the first time I saw this movie. I was home sick and watching on TCM I think. By the end of the movie I was practically screaming for Barbara Stanwyck to get out of that bed.
yup. same.
I wish I could have been there to save her. She truly didn't deserve to die like that! I would've killed the killer, and saved her life. Then, I would, legally speaking, gone after that murderous scum of a so-called "Husband", and had him arrested. On the spot!!!
Classic thriller. The B&W lighting and shades intensify the mood. It's dated but still packs suspense: Stanwyck's reaction as her killer's shadow covers her is priceless.
One of the few times I had to yell at the screen for the characters to flee for their lives. Had to share this movie with my nieces and nephews and they loved it. Of course at the beginning they rolled their eyes and laughed, but once the story caught their attention they too enjoyed it till the end. Great story telling and great actors never go out of style.
Saw this in class, had to see his for myself!!!
me two
me 3
premiumyoongitrash same
same
I think I`ll ignore the phone next time it rings..............
Her acting is incredible! I love old Hollywood. Leona is so gorgeous and glamorous.
saw this when I was 8...in 68......and to this day - I have to sleep with the bedroom door locked.......
rextrek
Lmao this came out in 1946
@@ムu乃尺乇乇 it’s 1948
This is one of the most memorable movie scenes that I have seen.
Stanwyck deserved an Oscar for this!
I just watched with my mom tonight. I truly gave me chills. So suspenseful. My goodness. And the last 3 words 💔
In my honest opinion seeing the silhouette of the killer on the stairs is the scariest moment in movie history
This was a near-revolutionary way to end a movie in 1948. While Leona is far from an admirable character, she IS the protagonist (she has hardly been offscreen in the whole film), and to have her be murdered (especially in light of her deathbed conversion into something resembling an actual human being) must have bowled audiences over. It's comparable to Janet Leigh in "Psycho", completely dominating the first third of the film, leading audiences to assume that she's the star, and then getting killed LONG before a star was supposed to. Having your expectations raised, and then violated, is a great way to really give your viewers a punch in the
gut.
Sheer terror. Saw this when I was little. Was fortunate to experience so many phenomenal films of this era. I'd like to see a new film with an ounce of talent found in films like these
"I'd like to see a new film with an ounce of talent found in films like these"
Memento, Traffic, There Will be Blood, The Shape of Water, The King's Speech, ... (These include only movies I have seen myself--and even then I am barely scratching the surface.)
Also, most anything with Meryl Streep, Daniel Day Lewis, Alan Rickman, Denzel Washington, Anthony Hopkins, Al Pacino, Glenn Close, Judi Dench, Morgan Freeman, Tom Hanks, Frances McDormand, Helen Mirren, Liam Neeson, Gary Oldman, ...
Now, you want the interminable list of crap movies and actors from way back when?
The thing is, the stuff that gets carried into the present from the past is mostly stuff that gets carried because it's worth carrying. The crap mostly gets left behind. So we in the present get a skewed perception of how good "everything" was back then compared to now.
'Taint so.
This is overacted trash
She should have just handed the phone to the killer and said "He wants to talk to you."
Exactly!
But that would have meant sound thinking. Whereas she was totally in hysterics and incapable of any logical thinking.
My teacher brought me here
Same
Curious as to why so many students here seem to have watched this movie for an English class. What was it the teacher was trying to instruct you on? Was it how to build suspense, was it some sort of writing assignment?
@@ericmaine yeah it was
Omg same stuck in covid
Same here too
Lancaster is just as great as Stanwyck in this scene, and his acting challenge is greater: He has to deliver his lines into that phone, without anyone saying anything on the other line. But look at what he does with his eyes! He gets just as desperate as she does. And the most horrible thing of all is that she hears him confess to everything, just seconds before dying.
She's so perfect
Disturbing every time I watch this scene.
Seriously 😊😊😊😊
You can feel the terror that she's going through, right down to your very soul! That poor Lady...she didn't deserve to die! It's enough to make you cry, and scream for justice to be done to her killer, and to her absolute scum of a "Husband", Henry! Since this is a case of murder for hire, I'd put both the Husband, and the Killer, in the Electric Chair, and let 'em fry! I'd electrocute the Killer first, and make the "Husband" watch-Without him being allowed to look away-or even flinch! Then, after they had removed the Killer's body from the Electric Chair, stick that piece of scum called a "Husband" in that very same Electric Chair, wire him up good and proper, throw the switch on him, and watch HIM fry, too!!!!!
As you can tell-I'm a total supporter of the Death Penalty. If you kill somebody intentionally, for any reason, or you hire someone else to commit the murder for you, for ANY reason, you deserve to be put to death, whether it's by Electric Chair, Hanging, The Gas Chamber, Firing Squad, or Lethal Injection... PERIOD!!!!!
My English teacher brought me here for "building suspense". Seems we all have the same teacher.
I always want to watch this film in a double feature with Hitchcock's Rear Window cuz of how similar the climaxes are. Killer slowly comes up the stairs and the protagonist is terrified because they're disabled and can't do much to defend themselves. Only thing that saves Stewart's character is that he was able to get over to the window and fall to the ground.
Both masterpieces.
Amazing climax!! Perfect Barbara!!
IT'S CRIMINAL THAT SHE DID NOT WIN THE BEST ACTRESS OSCAR FOR THIS AWESOME MOVIE !! SHE OWNED IT !!
We watched the movie and listened to the Suspense radio in our Drama unit in ELA, which is unfortunately only one week. However, what's memorable is how we acted out the characters by reading the lines while sitting in front of the entire classroom because we couldn't risk taking the test early. I played the lead role of Mrs Stevenson, and although I made a few mistakes, I still poured all of my emotions in the lines! It was so much fun, and the teacher even asked the classroom to applaud me for my insane acting! To be honest, it felt like I won an Oscar in one day! Even in next class they spoke about it! Since the summer months are coming, I'm going to miss those days, and I'll make sure to always recap by watching these clips!
This is sad especially when all he had to do was ask his wife for money and explain the situation.
The greatest of the film noir genre (just edging out Double Indemnity). Barbara Stanwyck was sure robbed of the Best Actress Oscar for this performance.
I don’t understand why when she first got up, she didn’t just lock the bedroom door, or at least try barricading it….
My teacher made me fall in love with this movie
I saw this movie at school today 😅
What did you think of it?
@@ronaldshank7589 been so long i don’t remember lol
dang the final line always gives me goosebumps
When the teacher is the reason you here.
Your teacher has good taste, this is a masterpiece.
Wow, I remember reading the play a couple of years ago with classmates, and I was genuinely shocked by the twist. As soon as I remembered it, I felt like watching a scene from the actual movie. Nostalgia :)
Black and white movies the best
Somehow, the Black and White Movies lend a lot more to showing the sheer terror, that someone's experiencing at any given, particular moment. That's whether it's a Drama like this, or a Horror Movie. Case in point:Did you ever see the 1959 Version of the Movie called:"The House on Haunted Hill"? It stars such People as Vincent Price, Richard Long, Carol Ohmart, Carolyn Craig, and others. I love both versions of The House on Haunted Hill, whether it's the 1999 Version, or the afore-mentioned 1959 Version.
They're both very creepy. The only three differences are, that one was done in Black and White (The 1959 Version), no cursing, at least to a wide degree (Again, the 1959 Version), and no Nudity (Yet again, the 1959 Version). Oops! I almost forgot:There are, indeed, some differences to the storylines, but it still tells the same story...at least, to a rather sizeable degree.
Yep-Gotta admit it:I actually prefer the 1959 Version of this movie.
Period!
English is why I here sorry wrong number it's the best short story
Why didn't she call her DAD for help or the police
Me rewatching this after I haven’t seen it since 7th grade
I just rewatched it last night I graduated a month ago idk how I remember this movie from 7th grade
that’s how I talk to my girl 💀 when that side clicks
Who’s teacher brought them here lol
The windows acting was so good!
I would be absolutely terrified if I was in this situation. Now I’m to sacred to be left home alone
I ❤️ "SORRY WRONG NUMBER" .
It's my favorite movie, with Barbra Stanwyck in it. Romance, mystery, and fear. I watch this all the time. Go, and buy this movie today. It's really great! 👍
Excellent
Movie
I remember reading The story in high school
In the early 1970s
Once I started reading it
I didn't stop until I finish reading it
Excellent readings
Excellent story
👍🏾
2019
Debra Evans
I kinda feel that way with my neighbors.
So at the end the murder was not necessary anymore as the people to which the husband owned the money had been arrested. But he did not know that and when he knew he could not prevent the murder?
Yep.... No one had any smartphones or mobile phones back then, so he couldn't call off the murder.
What a great noir movie. I love it
Can we talk about how she still tried to gingerly place the phone back on the hook
I read the skit in 7 grade made me curious.
Once Mrs. Stevenson pulled the fabric off the counter, everything fell except the phone and the photo. At the end their marriage is broken apart because of the phone...
I searched this because we have quiz tommorow..
I was just reading this today
Gee, why is that whoever portrayed Barbara Stanwyck's killer remains unknown????
Could it be that he feared retaliation from any angered fans of her's???LOL
Could be!😁😁😁 Ya just never know, in situations like these.
Why does Stanwyck’s scream sound like the FNaF 1 jumpscare ?
What an awful end! These old films had some incredible acting. Was that a police detective behind him in the phone booth?
Me and 7th grade my class had read the drama script in LA class so when are teacher had told us that the drama script was a movie everybody was interested in watching it
Too bad she didn't believe she couldn't walk 😮😢
I have not seen the movie but now i want to
Wow, this is really frightening 😮
Here from my English teacher
The murderer sounds like John Wayne.
We did this in a theatre
Oh my language arts teacher showed this to me in 7th grade
Mrs.Hartman?
Same
Which teacher
@Sarah Kozan this was a year ago, i was an idiot then and i still am now
EDIT:
Wrong tense
Lol.Lot of people seen this in school huh?5 th grade for me.
we read a play of this and now we are watching this movie at the end of class and its taking too long to finish so I came here cause I'm very impatient lmao
crazy how i'm watching this in 2021 because my teacher brought me here
Why didn't she just lock the door
I saw this in my English class
1:46 why is she pulling everything and moving her arms when she’s died already
stanwic idol.
This scene was so creepy
I'm here because of my English teacher
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Yeah. To see a beautiful Woman, on her bed, with the killer getting ready to end her life...and to hear her beg and plead for mercy... only for him to ignore her pleas, and kill her anyway... it's terrifying, and heart-rending! It makes me wish I could have been there, to stop her killer, and save her life!
She didn't deserve to die.....
classic👏😀🔥
I remember this wow
Jack Reacher brought me here. ( ^ _ ^ )
Agnes Moorehead did a radio version
I heard that version, too. It's great!
Ann Richards role was also NOT in the raido play either!!
i dont understand why my teacher brought me here!?
Who is the suspected client behind the killing?
His name was George
He was a "friend" of Morano
Spoiler - if you haven't seen the movie.
Watching this 2017?
Watching.....in 2022!
MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Shouldnt George know its Henry? Whatever
The train killed her wtf
Please!! What are you thinking?!? The KILLER killed her...the passing Train covered up the sounds of her death scream. It's not hard to understand...
The Doctor was the killer. He had the same profile silutette shadow. He was the killer
Who came here from school
Radio is more better I herd it in my class today :D
Mr.NOGOMOPRO that's y in watching it rn 😂
The part when Henery Callas her at the end was NOT in the raido play..In fact his name was not even Henry XD
Al final el demostró amarla
Well...he tried to...but it was too little, and far too late.
Grade 9 here😅
EVILLLLLL😣
What did he do to here?
+Mustache Pro Put a hit on her.
***** what does that mean?
He set her up to be murdered.
***** oh
+GypsyFairy85 was the husband invovled
Imagine if the killer was really an undercover cop and that this whole thing was just a police sting. That would be an interesting twist.
It'd be somewhat interesting, true, but it'd also be unbelievably cruel...and sick!
@@ronaldshank7589 Why?
@@ButterflyQueene07 A Cop, doing the killing? It goes against their Codes about Serving the Public Trust, Protecting the Innocent, and Upholding the Law. With that one Murder, he'd of broken all three Statutes.
@@ronaldshank7589 No, not a cop doing the killing. An undercover cop posing as a hit man to gather incriminating information against the husband and using it to arrest him. And then informing the wife that her husband is trying to kill her and letting her know that they arrested him.
@@ButterflyQueene07 Ok! My bad. I completely misunderstood what you were saying.
(Me, and my backwards thinking Brain)!!!
Anybody here from Mrs Bryk class fourth period
Who's the swine that murdered her? I never found out when I saw it back in 1964.
Personally, I LOVE the way, that you called her killer a swine! I called him scum, so...I do believe that you and I are on the same page, kind of, when referring to her killer. If I'd of been there, I'd of killed him, in order to save her life, and would have eventually taken her to be my Wife...if she would've had me!
@@ronaldshank7589 , I'm sure she would've. Or at the very least given you a woman's reward for saving her life. No pun intended. And yeah, he would've been the one screaming as he was flying out the window. Darn it- we do think alike. But I would've given her to you. I dig blondes at this stage in life. Still, it's just repugnant for me to see a helpless woman being murdered.
@@luthermcgee3767 You like Blondes ..and I dig Redheads. But I guess that hair color isn't important, as long as there's love. If you love her, and she loves you, that's all that matters.
@@ronaldshank7589 , Agreed! I dig blondes, simply because i never gave them a chance, and i figured it was time. And youre liking redheads is a smart choice. In fact,You're the first intelligent responder I've seen on Yutube in a long time. I thought you deserved that. Thanks for your imput. CHEERS!
@@luthermcgee3767 Thank you! I'll give you the same compliment, Sir! Have a great night (Or day, depending on where you're at, in the World).
But who's the man george talking to?is it henry?
I want you to scream? 🙄
you obviously don’t get it
Was she stabbed
No strangled
The book was better.
It wasn't a book. It was a play.
true
this is so overacted....and people say this was the golden era of cinema?
Holy god man
It was the golden age of cinema. Actors had to speak louder because of the limitations of sound recording technology back then.
It's not over-acted at all. You just need to read more about the history of cinema.
They did not have post-production re-recording of dialogue back then. Everything was captured on set.
@@colliric No its over-acted trash, her screaming like that was not needed at all
@@harrybrown1513 no it's not over acted. You just have no sympathy for the technological limitations of the time.
was the husband involved
David David yes he wanted her killed because he found out that she really didn't have nothing wrong with her
+XxBlossomxX Woozworld Really she faked it?
Rotten Roy Yep! She faked every "illness" she had. It was all In her mind. She faked being sick only when she thought her husband was going to stand up for himself. She was smothering him. She wanted him to be at her side 24/7. And to do only what she demanded. She did not want him near anyone but her. When he finally knew this, he just wanted her out of the way. Can't say I blame him that much.
Yea, he set up the murder to get rid of her because he was fed up of what Leona did to him. But in the end while having this phone call with her, he got soft hearted and wanted to save her.
Evans phone call to Leona was bizarre, the soft sounding englishman, and was that Cannon in the film? You won`t want to answer the phone ever again after watching this!! I thought someone was gonna come to her rescue in the in end.
1:30
why did they spoil the movie like this
Joshua Chen question is why did you click it?
Kasandra Bahena
i want to save it till the end