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What a gem of a movie!. Three cheers for Linda for believing in Johnny!

Wonderful film and the actors just as wonderful

Does someone know why since last year (I think) sooooo many Columbia films can be found on RUclips ????

My friend is half white by his father and half Japanese by his mother and wasn't welcomed by his Japanese kin till he was eleven, now 55 years later they are very close.

Thank you so much . That was a great film , never seen it before 👍

Great film

🥰😍😍👏👏👏👏🤝🤝🤝🤩🤩🤩🌹

nice movie

Yeah, they could have pre-planned that a little bit better! 😞

Campy death at the beginning aside, a pretty great film. Wonderful to see Joan Crawford and Diana Dors go after each other

could you add any of these films: flame of calcutta 1953, gallant blade 1948, little egypt 1951, night in paradise 1946

É no Brasil. Em português, por favor.

Brilliant Movie and Performance! Shani Wallis is Brilliant as Nancy! Nancy is a tragic figure! Nancy is a good person! Bill Sikes is a cruel murderer and robber! Nancy and Bet are best friends! In the novel, Oliver Twist, after Bill Sikes brutally murders Nancy, Bet is hysterical and unconsolable. In the novel, Bill Sikes is haunted by his heinous brutal murder of Nancy! Bill Sikes in the novel and in the movie is brooding and evil! Nancy is the only person kind enough to love him! The 1968 Classic Musical Movie, Oliver! is superior to the classic novel!

Perfect role for Joan, this and Dynasty 😁😂👍

Glenn Ford!!! Glenn Ford RUclips Channel: www.youtube.com/@RobbGF

Garnish lighting. Takes you out of it.

Joan Crawford gave the most powerful performances in the 40’s and 50’s. Here, in “Queen Bee”, she delivered her lines in such a flawless way. I truly believe that Joan Crawford and Bette Davis did admire and respect each other professionally since both were very devoted to their crafts and took every role seriously. Both very hardworking and intelligent women and left an unforgettable legacy in the film industry. It is 2024 and we still talk about them, remember them, and applaud their performances.

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GOOD MOVIE THANK YOU.

Film molto bello ma non capisco una.parola sono italiano😢

glen ford always at his best

Could never get into this film, but Kim looks great in some close-ups.

Enjoyed this tremendously! Love the 30's films, especially those w/Stanwyck, Crawford, Harlow....Glad to see Clara Blandick in this, too! Who could forget her as our dear, sweet Auntie Em?! Many "thanks" for this fine ol' gem from glamorous golden-age Hollywood! 🍿🎞️🎥

This is one of those movies you nei heard about and when you watch it you wonder why. It probably sparked the idea for Bewitched. It has a simple plot of falling in love within a magical setting and actors that make it work. Perhaps a more simple title like Love Spell would have brought in more people. Thank you

There’s the tip off when he said he couldn’t marry her she didn’t say but I thought you loved me, how could you but instead her reaction was what am I gonna tell people.

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I’m dead!!!🤣🤣🤣

Eating, drinking, and smoking film, nothing useful, showing of extravagance.

See how life was without a mobile phone and people cooked instead of fast food. People had real conversations and movies were not CGI just good old acting.

Hannah

"ST>>ELL>>>>>Aaaaaa!!!!!!"

I love this movie, it’s a timeless classic dark comedy

Michel Rey does incredibly underrated work in this film. He has a few genuinely poignant moments. Here he’s grieving his lover who he’s just lost, and has no idea where he is and is entirely relying on Lawrence to get him through this, like a long-needed father figure. So when Lawrence is unresponsive, he shows genuine fear. Farraj is one of the most human characters in the film and his eventual death scene is one of the most heartbreaking in movie history.

Yes there was a subtle hint that ford had a connection with ms Wilkerson. I never was fan of GF. I found him dull.Barbra Stanwyck was a great actress. EGR was a great an actor. This movie is great.

A masterpice!

Too many commercials, I had to change it

Um dos melhores filmes! Um clássico do cinema mundial!

This is possibly one of the worst movies ever made. I suspect Allen Ladd felt likewise.

Love is about magic

Never saw a man i envied and admired more than Lancaster...

En castellano hablado 😡😈🇨🇱

30 minutes too long. Probably paid for by space industry to get finance for rescue program.

This 1959 movie is a time capsule snapshot of historical Los Angeles, when it was not as densely built-up as of 2024. Yet for 1959 Los Angeles was considered a major metropolis on the level of New York City, Chicago, Boston, a kind of mini-capitol of the U.S. but in different states. To the wide-eyed, young aspiring actor or actress just moving into LA, it was the 'big city' alright.

Me encanta el charm de William Holden. Gran Producción Cinematográfica y con Bella Musica de Fondo.❤

I liked the actors James Shigeta and James Shinano, both Asian American actors at the forefront of Asians in Hollywood. Yet there was a generation of little known and forgotten Asian actors who preceded them, actors like, Richard Loo and another Chinese American who played the elderly, blind Shaolin monk on, "Kung Fu" in the early 70s. Perhaps my favorite Shigeta role is the one he played as Lieutenant Admiral Nagumo in the 1976 hit movie, "Midway". Shigeta plays a better role than the older Asian actor in the 2019 movie, "Midway". Shigeta's Nagumo is a more troubled admiral beset by unexplained foreboding in the 1976 Midway. At a pre-battle general conference aboard ship, Nagumo at the meeting's end tells everyone around him that, yes, we can win a big victory, IF the Americans do exactly what we expect them to do. In real history the American Navy did the opposite. Admiral Yamamoto was fond of over complex, highly coordinated battle plans where a lot had to go off properly and correctly at the right time. Worst was that Yamamoto did not know the Americans partially broke the Japanese naval code and deduced Midway Island was the target of Operation A.I., setting up Nagumo's carrier task force, the Kido Butai, for a major ambush just northwest of Midway. James Shigeta's Nagumo role harbors a terrible foreboding that something is amiss and about to go wrong but he can't put his finger on it nor does he have proof to convince his peers and Yamamoto otherwise.

It seems to me that Samuel Fuller had a sympathetic spot for Asians, even when he depicted Asians as the bad guys in Korean War movies. Fuller would still cast Asians in a positive light, such as the Japanese American corporal bazooka man in, "The Steel Helmet", along with a young Asian boy nicknamed, "Short Round". The Indiana Jones Temple of Doom 1987 movie would reprise the nickname, 'Short Round' for its diminutive Asian child hero but by then people had forgotten the first Short Round.

I'm from Kolkata in Bangala Rastra.

REAL MOVIE!!! I WANT TP GO BACK IN TIME!!

Aaaa have to learn this for production

Cart stayed her the main adress ,she was a crul woman to her foter children