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Interview with Gabriella Pallotta on Vittorio De Sica's "Il Tetto" (1956). [English Subtitles]
Here is an interview with actress Gabriella Pallotta, speaking about the making of "Il Tetto" (1956) and its director Vittorio De Sica.
This interview was taken from an Italian DVD, but it is made available here with English subtitles for the first time (to the best of my knowledge).
This interview was taken from an Italian DVD, but it is made available here with English subtitles for the first time (to the best of my knowledge).
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BBC Radio Documentary on Kevin Brownlow, Silent Film & the Making of Hollywood
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This is a BBC Radio Documentary called "The Parade's Gone By," on Kevin Brownlow and his interest in silent-film. It also includes reminiscences on the making of Brownlow & Gill's famous thirteen-part "Hollywood" TV documentary of 1980. This documentary was broadcast in 2005 for Radio 4 (thank-you "KM H" for the date). It seems to have been stored on my computer for about 15 years, so I thought...
Dorothy Tutin & Dulcie Gray on "The Importance of Being Earnest" (1952)
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This is a compilation of the best parts of a documentary on the 1952 film "The Importance of Being Earnest." The documentary was made by Carlton Cinema in the U.K. in 1999. Dorothy Tutin, one of the film's stars, and Dulcie Gray, Michael Denison's wife, give some of their reminiscences of the production. "The Importance of Being Earnest" was written in 1894 by author and - ad maiorem Dei gloria...
David O. Selznick: 'Your New Producer' (1935) (Robert Benchley Short Film)
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Robert Benchley has some fun presenting the work of a mysterious producer, who may or may not exist. N.B. The gentleman to camera-right, beside Benchley, greatly resembles Hal C. Kern. Mr. Kern was the editor who worked for Selznick from at least 1933 at MGM (on "Night Flight"). He was working for Selznick studios from 1936 ("Garden of Allah"), through the most famous titles, including "Gone wi...
Paris Honeymoon (1939) - Bing Crosby Full Movie
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This is a rare Bing Crosby film taken from a VHS-based file found on the internet. I have converted it from PAL's 25fps to the correct cinema speed of 24fps. Likewise the audio pitch was corrected to match the original cinema sound. The tone-curve was altered to bring back some highlight detail from a very contrasty transfer. A big thank-you, however, to the original uploader who made it possib...
The Star Maker (1939) - Bing Crosby Full Movie
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This is a rare Bing Crosby film taken from a VHS-based file found on the internet. I have converted it from PAL's 25fps to the correct cinema speed of 24fps. Likewise the audio pitch was corrected to match the original cinema sound. The tone-curve was altered to bring back some highlight detail from a very contrasty transfer. A big thank-you, however, to the original uploader who made it possib...
Deanna Durbin in "Spring Parade" (1940)
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"Spring Parade" (1940) Starring Deanna Durbin, Robert Cummings, S. Z. "Cuddles" Sakall, Allyn Joslyn, Mischa Auer and many other favourites. Directed by Henry Koster. Photographed by Joseph Valentine. Screenplay by Bruce Manning & Felix Jackson. Songs (mostly) by Gus Kahn & Robert Stolz. Produced by Universal. I've uploaded this copy of "Spring Parade" because: a) it (along with "It's a Date") ...
Brilliant Opening to the Irving Berlin Musical, "Louisiana Purchase" (1941)
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Louisiana Purchase (1941 - Paramount) In one of the finest openings to a screen musical, Emory Parnell hosts the first of two Irving Berlin songs; "Lawyer's Letter," and "It's New to Us." Parnell's secretary is played by Iris Meredith, who starred in many B-Westerns. Among the many "Louisiana Belles" from the second number are Karin Booth and Barbara Britton. The titles for these two numbers co...
I Ought to Know More About You
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Performed live, 25th March 1950, by Bill Shirley and Gale Robbins. This wonderful song came from an episode of "The Ed Wynn Show." I offer it as a little reminder that there was once a thing as civilization. Gale Robbins was present in many musicals, among them "The Barkleys of Broadway," "Three Little Words" and "Calamity Jane." Bill Shirley provided the singing voice of Jeremy Brett in "My Fa...
Beside the Zuider Zee / The Girl on the Little Blue Plate
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With Felix Knight and Dorothy Dare. This clip comes from the 1946 WB short film "Musical Movieland." That short was a compilation of musical numbers from other 1935-1940 WB shorts. A new linking section was added to these older numbers to round-out the 1946 film. ... Um, got that? This particular extract from "Musical Movieland" originally came from a short called "Springtime in Holland" (1935)...
Bubble Bobble Level 97
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Although Adam Dawes has posted a video of level 97 being completed, I thought I'd add my own. It's a little different and possibly what the level creator had in mind (though it took me long enough to figure it out!)
Delightful!! More, More!👏💐
💚🙏😇🙏💚 Best Ever❤
This is the most wonderful movie. I enjoyed every minute of it !
I remember watching her movies I'm 78 now 😢😢😢❤❤❤❤
God Bless you! +JMJ+
This is the only good quality print I've found of this movie. It really needs to be released on DVD. Anybody know of where I can get a good DVD copy.
Really beautiful movie! It has been an awesome experience. The actors are stunning ♥
Unfortunately, in real life, Louisiana IS filled with political crooks.
You should mention Ned Sparks was in this movie--the inspiration for Squidward.
Another MOST Excellent movie starring Deanna Durbin and her incredible voice.
Deanna Durbin is one of the Finest Artist for a Thousand Years. Very-very-very Great Salutation.
1:28:25 I like the big feet at the first of this movie when she's walking with the goat.... And the Segway with the dance.... What a happy movie.... A fairy tale before world war II
That certainly is wild dancing. Where did they get all that energy from? I was waiting for someone to collide and everyone collapse in a heap.
Absolutely marvelous great film and her voice unbelievable
I love old movies 😊
Up until the stupid cow banging on the door it was a good movie, it had better get better
Thank you for the post post-production work; outstanding. Success to you & yours.
I watch this old movies because of its free of commercial interruptions but this is full of commercial interruptions! I’m disappointed in this.
If there are ads in this, I didn't ask for them to be there. TH-cam insists. Try watching with the Brave web browser, or using a program like ClipGrab to download the video and watch it on your device. There are many solutions. I am not making a single penny, I promise you! God Bless you! :^D
WONDERFUL! Thank you for posting!
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Rate 6 Musical Romance
1st view, love the old ways, born in the wrong generation, lost in film, wishing...
Deanna Durbin and Bob Cummings were good together😊 Sweet movie.
"Thats the way we do it in Szilágysomlyó" Well, not any more, times have changed. :) I can testify as I live there. :D Just for anyone who might be interested, the distance between Szilágysomlyó and Vienna is about 600 km. :) Love all Deanna Durbin films, wish I could find somewhere a higher quality.
How strange that this “castle” is supposed to be in France and everyone has a Russian or Hungarian accent! 😂
RIP Gale Robbins (1921-1980) and Bill Shirley (1921-1989)
Deanna beautiful voice. Like Mario Lanza there will NEVER be another singer like them. Thank God for my Apple Phone recordings. I’ve been so lucky at 91 years To remember these singers. Xx❤
I also love her voice and Mario's the best of the best and am 69
I adore her voice yes im 91 so Lucky to have seen and heard all Deana Durbins singing. I have all herCD’s.
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A new revelation in the form of Paris Honeymoon, one of Bing's forgotten films, although I found it entertaining. Hope to find another lost Crosby flick. Thank you for presenting it.
Thank you for The Star Maker with Bing Crosby. Loved it when Bing sang his version of I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now. I think it slightly tops Perry Como's version a few years later. Very entertaining film with the talented kids. Shame it was overlooked by the film critics/historians.
Having read the description of how you were able to rework this technically, from a VHS, etc., I am more than grateful. Similarly, it seems Crosby himself had learned to adapt his singing voice to the technology of the day. First, with early recording equipment, radio in the early 1920s, then, in one of the very earliest, colored, talking movie pictures, around 1930. He understood so well the technology of sound capture & broadcasting that a few years later in uniform, in Germany near the end of WWII, he brought back to the US another level of sound reproduction. Apparently, he patented that. Good singer, good businessman. This film was before my time, but its easy to imagine my mother's description of going to the movies every Wednesday afternoon. Shop girls had the afternoon off. There was a special price of 10 cents for the Wednesday matinee. Tough times made wonderful with excellent entertainment like this.
Wonderful movie ❤ thanks very much for sharing 😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Eureka!, this is my "One thing" Finally !
The quality of this film is very poor.
Bing Crosby was a Fantastic actor i love all of his movies
Lovely Deanna
I will forever love Deanna Durbin she will forever be my favorite actress from the 1930's this is one of my favorite movies of hers. I was shocked when I found out that shat she passes away in April 2013 and I wish I had known years before that if she was still alive I would have written a fan letter to her . I discovered her in 2006 when I went to the library and checked out The Sweetheart Pack for the first time and I fell in love with her films and as years went on I watched her other films and I fell in love with her more and more
terrific video👌🏻
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I enjoyed the movie but I sure didn't like the ending. Those 2 didn't belong together in my opinion. What a fickle man.
Жаль,что перевода нет на русский язык.
What was in the drink??
I’ve enjoyed Bing’s later-musicals all of My adult life, but never really understood his personality, style and moony-eyed mannerisms until seeing ‘Anything Goes’ a few Wks ago - and now this. Some Performers keep reinventing Themselves throughout their careers, while others stick with their early-style; Bing seems to have been one of the latter. Thanks for this, the Kidlettes are so cute!
That was great!I can't believe it, Ned Sparks can smile !!! I can picture him as a child in his pram with that look and chewing on a cigar. One of my favorite characters. Talented children and wonderful story. Bring more of thus, PLEASE😅😊
A musical packed full of great numbers. Thanks for this one.
My dad was actually in this movie as one of the an uncasted children. Unfortunately he past away last year, but this movie will always remain a memory of him when he was a child.
That is actually very cool. I’m sorry for your loss. What a gem to know that your father shared on screen with Bing.
Passed?
@@QBAN2010This movie is as old as the hills. So if innie one still alive it be a miracle.
That's a wonderful thing and I bet a memory he cherished !
BING😊 THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH A LITTLE BING😊 ONCE IN A WHILE 😂👈🏽😉💐 FIN
HE DIDN'T DID IT 😂
All amazing actors 👏
What a charming film. I'm a classic movie buff, but somehow I missed this one. What a talent Linda Ware was! I wonder why she never made it as big as her contemporaries Deanna Durbin at Fox or Judy Garland at MGM?? And did any of you catch who the littlest "newsboy" was? That was Darryl Hickman just prior to becoming a star. It's funny but I wonder if one of the creators of the famous Broadway musical and movie "Gypsy!" saw this film, because the dancing news boys and later the dancing cow, along with "kiddie acts" playing the vaudeville circuit are very much a part of that story of Gypsy Rose Lee's real life ( she played a dancing newsboy growing up on the vaudeville stage).
I could listen to Louise Brooks talk all night! What a doll :) Thanks for sharing this is gold.