please, please, upload the rest of this wonderful movie. i grew up watching this with my mom, it was her favorite movie and a real Sinatra fan. what beautiful songs. this movie left an impression and my mom lives when I see this. please finish. thank you so much.
This is a remake of a 1938 film called “Four Daughters” . It had a sequel called “Four Mothers.” I loved Young at Heart the first time I saw it as a teen and I still remember almost every scene, line and even what Doris is wearing in every scene. Oh, those white gloves!
James Shubert Only time will tell if some idiot tries to remake this classic. Won't be the first time some one screwed up a classic. Remember the remake of the Bishops Wife with Cary Grant and Loretta Young. How could they ruin such a classic, well they did.
I'm certain a remake these days couldn't compare. However, I just realized that this itself is a remake of 1938's "Four Daughters". The original was somewhat different...but the overall plot is basically the same. John Garfield and Priscilla Lane were the main characters. Both movies are good.
Frank Sinatra didn't play the piano, maybe a note or two, but he fakes it very well here! And I've always loved Doris's voice but hated that duck-tail hair style, maybe it was "in" back then, I don't know! And "pedal pushers" for $8.95? When was that, back when God was born? But thank goodness FS gained some weight in later life, but he swam in the ocean every day when young, which probably helped give him his great lung capacity and breath control! Good movie, I'd like to see all of it some time.
Early 1950s. I guess they don't - but you'd have to wonder what they'd do with themselves all day. That's a big house but with four women working on it, there'd be plenty of spare time! (ETA actually it's probably not that big. I guess it only has three bedrooms...)
The song Young at Heart, always reminds me of.my Mum. She was always singing Young at Heart when She was in the kitchen. Love and miss you Mumxxx
Frank Sinatra's singing in Someone Who'll Watch Over Me is absolutely heavenly.
Coupal1...*Someone to Watch Over Me.
@@brucescott4261 I was thinking of the last line.
please, please, upload the rest of this wonderful movie. i grew up watching this with my mom, it was her favorite movie and a real Sinatra fan. what beautiful songs. this movie left an impression and my mom lives when I see this. please finish. thank you so much.
It's so cool to finally see the original scene that inspires Robert Picardos version
of Someone To Watch Over Me in Star Treck Voyager!
Nobody but nobody can play a love scene like Sinatra. He played it like he sings-from within.
Love frank sinatra..beautiful voice, my dream manx
Thank you. I love this movie ♥️
Thanx so much for this upload.....this movie is just so delightful.
Favorite scene when Frank kisses Doris on the cheeks....when he really meant to kiss her on the lips!!!
It made it far more romantic that way
DAMN MAN, SINATRA WHEN HE WAS YOU LOOKS LIKE HE WAS ALWAYS STARVING TO DEATH.
This is a remake of a 1938 film called “Four Daughters” . It had a sequel called “Four Mothers.”
I loved Young at Heart the first time I saw it as a teen and I still remember almost every scene, line and even what Doris is wearing in every scene. Oh, those white gloves!
LOVED THIS FILM..THANKS FOR HAPPY ENDING. LOVE BARNEYX
Thank you for sharing. Would love to see the whole thing. :)
ashley Maria Sometime in the coming month I will try to upload the balance of the movie.
Me too
What good sisters Dorothy and Elizabeth were, falling in love with Alex even though he was Laurie's fiance.
luv this past 40 years ! xx
Memories were made and the most endearing include him - and his voice...
Thems the biggest gingerbread men I ever seen!
This is such a good movie, and the singing is 100/10. Also damn... Frank Sinatra's voice is great and he's got hella cheekbones...
Better times. Much better times.
19:12 imagine your in a abandon jazz club and you saw frank sinatra's ghost singing for himself.....
Frank Sinatra at his singing best!
can you imagine re-making this classic movie with the voices available today?
James Shubert Only time will tell if some idiot tries to remake this classic. Won't be the first time some one screwed up a classic. Remember the remake of the Bishops Wife with Cary Grant and Loretta Young. How could they ruin such a classic, well they did.
Yea pretty grim huh
I'm certain a remake these days couldn't compare. However, I just realized that this itself is a remake of 1938's "Four Daughters". The original was somewhat different...but the overall plot is basically the same. John Garfield and Priscilla Lane were the main characters. Both movies are good.
That would be so stupid
O piano quem o acompanha, era Bill Miller, que foi durante 50 anos, seu pianista exclusivo!
Beautiful songs from the soundtrack of "Young at Heart."
Favorite movie...pal joeyx
Love xx
Frank Sinatra didn't play the piano, maybe a note or two, but he fakes it very well here! And I've always loved Doris's voice but hated that duck-tail hair style, maybe it was "in" back then, I don't know! And "pedal pushers" for $8.95? When was that, back when God was born? But thank goodness FS gained some weight in later life, but he swam in the ocean every day when young, which probably helped give him his great lung capacity and breath control! Good movie, I'd like to see all of it some time.
☀️❤️
You've got installment 2 and 3 backwards.
**Steal**
-Barney sloan
15:38 i felt that......
Damn.. barney sloan....
Barney Sloan is to me a more cynical version of hoagy Carmichael
What year did this come out? Did any of the sisters have a job?
Early 1950s. I guess they don't - but you'd have to wonder what they'd do with themselves all day. That's a big house but with four women working on it, there'd be plenty of spare time! (ETA actually it's probably not that big. I guess it only has three bedrooms...)
Was late Summer, 1953, all those songs were on the radio then.
1954. It's implied in the opening that the sisters are musicians, but I guess their job is not relevant to the plot
The two mrs Greenville’s
goldenlady97 ...The movie was released in the Unites States on January 20th, 1955.