A film without a love interest sustained by an incredible performance on the part of Rod Steiger and a dog called Dolores. Both deserved to win an Oscar for their talent! Gripping to the end......
A true gem. A movie plot with more twists than you can count and a strong moral message, and two sensational acting performances: Rod Steiger and Dolores the Dog.
Torment is bad enough. Invasive torment is quite another. One is in the shadow of Hitchcock then. Only one man can rescue from thence. Mel Brooks. In my wildest, i imagine a movie with movies within: that Graham Greene's "Our Man In Havana" is inadvertently licensed duplicately, that unknownst to one another the Greene giant's Cold War satire is being put to silver screen simultaneously by Alfred the Great and Blazing Brooks. I do believe quite a picture could be made with those elements. Who to direct?
Rod Steiger, was a truly superb performer, he always seemed to take on difficult roles, that would have been complex and demanding for any actor. Rod took a role with ease regardless of the challenges he might face, but I feel that Rod is largely forgotten now, like so many other great actors of so many years ago. Thanks Rod for the memories.........
So different to his role in 'In the Heat of the Night' but I have to admit I haven't seen that many of his movies but yeah, great casting, great actor and a great movie released in the year of my birth. One of the most enjoyable movies I have watched during this Covid sitout. The other thing that I realised after the movie had ended was that there were no winners in the movie, maybe the Mexican police chief with his 50% share of the reward, but Steiger's character died as did Scarfe. Dolores the dog, poor thing lost two masters, Scotland Yard didn't get 'their man', that's no win. Mrs. Scarfe the widow had an unknown future. The American truck driver didn't get his reward and lost again trying to return Steiger's character across the bridge. Graham Greene was a very smart writer.
@@christineaygin6701 Happy Birthday Christine, exactly 4 months younger than me,..what an age to be born in, all that great music and great movies ahead of us in the first twenty years of our life. Not so keen about the limited time ahead of me at least but hey, life's a journey. Knock yourself out tonight in whatever part of the world you happen to be living in.
@@christineaygin6701 When I was a student in France I visited Reims Cathedral many times and was always inspired by the famous smiling angel. I still have the poster I made of it . For me it says, "Fortitudini! Optimum es tamen venire!" Happy now and may your God be with you!
Steiger deserved an Oscar for his performance on this movie. He would win his statue 10 years later for "In the heat of the night (1967). This is another fine upload by Retrospective. Thank you for sharing.
@@ozdavemcgee2079 thanks for this reference i didn't know Can't get enough of Steiger. Like oxygen. easily taken for granted by people who don't think about the obvious pluses in life.
Rod Steiger ... what a performer. Despite his ordinary appearance, whenever he appears in a film he is riveting and commands the screen. The consummate actor.
Having an ordinary appearance has never been a drawback for actors in English made films it seems to me. It may in fact be an advantage to some unsurprisingly since the majority of the population is of ordinary appearance.Though Hollywood seems frequently to see a handsome or beautiful face as a necessity in an actor, English film makers seem generally to cast according to acting skill.
I thought Mr. Steiger was excellent in the Heat of the Night but this movie trumps his proformace in that movie. I have just started to respect these old movies because they were made with people who had exceptionally rare talent. Ms. K. Hepburn, Mr.S Tracey and the list goes on and on. Thank you Retro for a wonderful movie ❤❤❤❤❤.
Bernard Lee showed up at the end of Beat The Devil to arrest Peter Lorre and three other outstanding co-star bad/funny guys. B.L.'s resolute persona is put to a lot more work in this flick ... which is quite the drama; demonstrates a man's conniving heart changed by a dog's devotion. Good show Rod Steiger; especially for reminding us to be kind to animals. Thank you Retro.
Great. Especially the scene where Rod Steiger says "I said later" is like in real life. I watched the movie two times. Such films are rare today. A fantastic thing....thank you for uploading this gem.
My GOD!!! Rod has GOT to be one of the most accomplished actors I have ever seen in action on the silver screen, hands down!!! And Period!!! Crazy versatility!!! The man is just down right phenomenal!!! Truly a gifted person indeed!
I saw on TCM that Glenn ford made fun of him (not to his face) about his "method" when they were both in a Western. Glenn Ford sounds like a pushy egotist who considered himself a movie star, a dreamboat (he was NOT), and as gifted an actor as Lawrence Olivier except better.
Rod Steger is superb in this movie, his German accent and his mannerisms are excellent in my opinion, I can understand why he had disputes with the director with his role of his visions of how he should play the part certainly worked for me, an actor of his calibre is strongly missed today.
What I don't get is how the timing is so current. Old movies seem to drag, they seem stilted a bit -- it's the style changes over all these decades. Just like serious music, surely. This doesn't seem to have aged at all. It's an amazing under-estimator.
I've been watching a lot of dog rescue videos on You-Tube, and then remembered a film I watched many years ago. This was 'Across the Bridge'. It was made in 1957, and I would have seen it around ten or eleven (my grandmother managed a tea-room cinema, where I got free entry, in Durban, South Africa). The last section of the film affected me deeply to the extent that it still remains with me now. Steiger's performance was, as if with everything else he did, extraordinary, his desperate need for the dog at the end heart-breaking.
Brenda Lester I agree with both films you mention, except in “Brighton Rock” it is Richard Attenborough, not his brother David who makes those fabulous wildlife documentaries.
@@patrickryan1515 that's the one. Thanks I was trying to rem the title. That was my fav RS movie and, of course, who doesn't love Graham's stories. Happy Holidays!
We could suggest a better reward. Like wakin up.Yeah fantasy is good till you believe it. The wonderful cops/courts and the bad criminals.Go on. Just ignore what follows (as usual)..-- 9.3.20 UK.Not spell or proof checked. Wonder why people wanna sit watching corruption,violence,smarm and carefully assembled propaganda when the scams are goin on all round the viewers. We refer,in UK to- corruption in- HM courts. HM Coroners. HM Police. HM Parliament. HM (and private) Education. HM Universities. HM Prisons. The media incl - BBC. Mirror Group.CH4. Guardian.Mail. Local Press.. The Charities and charity commission board. Sport. Health.EEC. Acting. How do we know that? We spent 12 yrs traipsing London streets knocking on doors and approaching joe public on behalf of victims, some victims had been tortured by establ in uk. We nearly forgot- at least three political orgs. orgs who admitted to us the intention to engage in corruption. 1000pp. We are experiencing Police attacks. They are advising us that the Religions and Local govt want 7us silenced. They also advised that the eidence which we gathered can never be put into hands of public. They also claim that the dont read evidence. Here is a quote by Local Govt- "We dont care about the public so you had better watch out". Dozens more quotes incl the "Old Bailey" admitting we are right and the Shrink (at the hospital that we contacted after their clients started coming to us for help) said this- "Competence has no value" Her staff said this- "She has killed people and the local HM Courts. Charities. Coroner. Local govt. Press have covered it up". We started to pursue the culprit and suddenly she was moved to Broadmore and we could not get into there but could get into High Secuity Prisons. When we turned up at the HM Coroner in Westminster they were hiding behind curtains and some ran out withy the police and ran towards Victoria Station. We then started to experience the Police attacks. One day a whole gang people turned up with an ambulance and we were invited to get into it.. We had just treturned from doing state of the art work on one of their "clients" who had been confined to his dwelling for over 6 yrs. In the space of 3 hours he grabbed a coat and disappeared into the night , returning an hour later. When he dashed out there was a thud and we noticed a woman lying on here back the other side of what was a closed door. she ran out too. All of this incl the "raid" was predicted. We were told not to resolve anyones mental health issues because the work interferred with finacial gains. We indict also the Insurance Industry.The indictment is Establishment Manslaughter. 1000s are involved. We refer to 30.000 deaths over 35 yrs. 1000s Court cases are void. Also implicated is F-Book and Yahoo and many others. The press system has said that none of this text can ever appear in print in UK.The BBC advised "Hide The Documents Abroad". The text represents statements of fact,truth reality. This is a legal document and its not lawful to destroy it without action. No UK HM Member of Parliament will answer questions. No University or student likewise. 50 Police were given huge amounts eidence and didnt reply. Also implicated is a Dimbleby family member who is involved with media of course. No reply from Lottery Board re the multitrillion malfunding.. The Educ Minister is a "MP" for the area which is full of corruption. No wonder we were obliged to employ bodyguards. The public? They tell us this- "Its Nothing To Do with Me". Did we not notice that going on in 133-45. The fact is is killed millions and the description applied is "Appeasement". But dont let this worry you particularly if your new kitchen is planned. Heres another quote- "If Only It Was Not My Brother In Laws Wedding Anniversary I Would Have Time Top Rescue You From Certain Death".. Anyone for a game of squash make sure you have a racket. Yes weve seen thgese movies and is that hypocrisy ? No it isnt We do it when we are too exhausted to do antthing else but, having been involved for many yrs in Cent London theater, TV and other we dont kid ourselves about actors or film makers. We had 100s "friends" or did we. Theres never ever been a "film" about the corrupt police Home Office or the HM Court system. Theres just the one bent policeman now and then. The reader ought to have been with us when we had to employ b-guards to stop the Establ killing us. But, it needs more than an evnin watching junk to do that.Wheres the film about the HM involverments and the schools and religions. We could not find a mainstream religion that was not crrpt.We repeat no replies from 1000 mailas sent to HM Govt. Local Govt. HM Courts. HM Princes "trust". HM CPS. HM Bar council. HM MPs. The F-Book Org erasing or blocking mails and accounts cos they fund crrpt Universities. The Lufthasa Crash cover up 144+ deaths implicates all the listed orgs plus the psychlogical society plus of course the CEO who when asked for next of kin list sent offers of cheap flight tickets.(Cologne Office) By the way after WW2 dedicated Nazis were given key jobs in EEC and Germany. One of the clowns was orig wanting to destroy Russia except for slave material. This week we just realised that The Baarder Meinhoff group was not wrong in its theory but they went about it wrongly. They did what we did, that is completely underestimate the publics ability to go along with anything that suits their incomes. The physicist Einstein declared that in the 1950s but the public ignored it.The EEC Office Cent London told us this- "Nothing Can Be done about Corruption In Europe". . Latest from the Police? - Nobody should be warned about danger if they have not requested it. If you see someone drowning you must not help without their request. Thata what comes of insanity within Psychiatry/psychology.Who is to blame ? Its you. Why?. Ask.
Extraordinary film. The genius of Rod Steiger is hard to match. I did find it extremely difficult to watch for the degree of violence between men, but also, because Delores was loyal to the Steiger character and, therefore, also an outcast, to the degree that no one seemed willing to feed her or treat her at all humanely. Perhaps this was designed to tug at our heartstrings and teach a valuable lesson: this compassionate dog was more moral than the entire cast of ‘human’ characters.
Thank you so much, this is a great movie and definitely a classic with Rod Steiger, superb twist very unusual and I loved the way Delores plonked her head upon the poor anti-hero in the end. Honestly superb thank you.
I just remembered seeing this movie years ago when it first came out. I really enjoyed it then as I do now especially the dog. Rod Steiger did a good job in the role overacting as usual. The film had a good cast of basically unknown actors to me. The story and direction was excellent. The music score was okay. I just loved that Dog. Thanks for the upload. Out.
Rod steiger what a magnificent role he was sensational. He made the movie more intents. Drama and thrilling. Also do not leave out the dog he was awesome and show love affection, when he was not like in the movie. The dog was rejected many times bit continue to go around the stranger to show his love.
Rod Steiger always portrayed a great 'Rotter'. He should have been cast as a 'Bond' villain. As for Delores with her wet nose and hugely expressive eyes, I hope she won an academy award for the best supporting canine actor. Thanks for the upload. A very enjoyable film. Great to see 'M' James Bond's boss 'Bernard Lee on the case.👍
Capital idea ! Steiger would have made a GREAT Bond villain ! He could have played Goldfinger's brother (the one with hemorrhoids)....otherwise known as "STINKYFINGER" ! :-)
Excellent, with nice twists and great performances all around (including the dog!). Steiger had such range - see him in everything from serious pieces like THE PAWNBROKER, ON THE WATERFRONT, and IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT through comedies and satires like MARS ATTACKS! and THE LOVED ONE.
Blimey ! That was one good drama ! Enjoyed watching it very much ! Thanks for uploading this whole film ! Got to admit, I had never even heard of this British production till a friend told me about it. And I thought I was familiar with all of Rod Steiger's movies ! CHEERS !! :-)
Let’s not forget that these wonderful movies are FREE . 30 sec of our time here and there is going to kill us. I think it’s a fair exchange for a gem like this 😊
❤ who wouldnt agree with every glowing comment..... we've watched / enjoyed it over and over again.....hats off to Rod and Deloris...beautifully done❤🎉😂❤
Good movie, really enjoyed it. I have been a Rod Steiger fan since I was a kid and saw him in "The Illustrated Man." He scared the crap out of me in that film, but I was also fascinated by him. In this role he was superb, as he was in On The Waterfront, The Harder They Fall, and The Loved One. Thanks for this.
@@kenanmorg4677 I'm just a little too young to remember 1965, but my mother told me that movie was the most realistic film ever made. It's like a time machine back to that era in New York City. Superb.
amazing never knew rod steiger was this good... what performance, nuanced, directing also...great classics on youtube these days...graham greene, the novelist is great also, never got into his books as yet but may take another look
Can't watch a Rod Steiger film in the Dark, have to turn all the lights on..he's so good he Frightens the daylights out of me😮😅 i Can't stop watching him..imagine him as Hanibal Lecter??
Incredible story writing the likes we will never see today! Performance of cast was outstanding in this nail biting story! Typical cops! Thank you for sharing this great movie!
Excellent movie. I think the dog should have had someone take care and love her. So heart breaking. The towns people had to have known the dog belonged to their hero.
The best thriller that you never knew existed. Suspense, twists and everything you could ever crave for from a classical film noir flix. Great acting, not the least on the part of Dolores who turns out to become a crucial character in the story. Enjoy your watching. All the best from Denmark.
BEST FILM NOIR EVER!! Not only are the plot (enough twists to give Hitchcock a neck ache), acting, direction all terrific, but it has a sympathetic DOG!!!
@@gilbertdaroy6080 thanks for saying so ! I get that everyone wants to cheer these "oldies but goodies" but for me the movie started the "music" played by an 800 lb. gorilla on meth. . . I hate over bearing sound tracks that compel a low volume that makes the actors hard to hear. Great scores should work with the movie, not shriek. B-)
I'd pay good money to watch Rod Steiger read the phone book. He truly was one of the great American actors who commanded every frame of every scene. This gripper is no exception. Great to see young Harry Anderson and Bernard Lee in this cracking thriller. I turn 71 tomorrow and this movie is my kinda speed, genre, taste.. they truly don't make em like these gems no mo...❤
Excellent film, thank you. Plot spoiler: the power of this film is that Schaffner, alone, learns about loyalty and caring about something other than himself.
Most actors act the same way in every role they play, only in different situations with different character names. Rod Steiger is the true definition of the word “actor”. Unrecognizable from role to role.
I never saw this flic before but it has to be one of Rod's best.The one thing that got to me is how come it was never shown in the movie when the dog was fed. Dolores should of won an Oscar based on loyalty alone.
I quite agree...Delores was fed once on the train by her owner after that you never see her eat or be given a bowl of water since..no one paid attention to a dog dragging her lease around? This made me sad... But how loyal and unconditional love she showed for both men. Great story..
@@lindapothiers9495 I've been to Mexico and it must be a cultural thing as they don't put animals on a pedestal (so to speak) as we do North of the border. In fact, once I stayed with a Mexican family and they had a couple of dogs and cats and at dinner time their pets would be very interested in food with the cats climbing on the table and all the while the family would just shoo them away, not even thinking about feeding the animals first, then having a trouble-free time at dinner. Made no sense but it seemed to me to be some kind of hierarchical thing. People first, then pets.
I'd never heard of this and I loved it. So thank you. Apparently Charles Laughton had been first choice for Steiger's role. Steiger does a bang-up job, but I would have loved to have seen what Laughton would have made of it.
He was a genius. The whole film was beautifully cast and directed. - Many have mentioned his performance in many films but does anyone remember when he played the bad guy after Julie in "Oklahoma"? The man - if you watch him move in these scenes, appeared heavy-set weight wise but he moved with such graceful force. - Same guy that could play in that movie. God bless him. He was married a lot of years to Claire Bloom. God bless him even more for that. She was an insufferable woman to Philip Roth.
In "Oklahoma" as Jud, he even sang and had a good voice. Although he was overweight, he had beautiful eyes and evidently an incredible talent. And what about his role as Sheriff in "In the Heat of the Night"!
Having lived through the 1950's that was one cruel decade which was why the 1960's was so wild. I'm 74 and I consider that decade my life's lowest point. Thank GOD for 2020!!
Whats God got to do with the situation ? Yeah fantasy is good till you believe it. The wonderful cops/courts and the bad criminals.Go on. Just ignore what follows (as usual)..-- 9.3.20 UK.Not spell or proof checked. Wonder why people wanna sit watching corruption,violence,smarm and carefully assembled propaganda when the scams are goin on all round the viewers. We refer,in UK to- corruption in- HM courts. HM Coroners. HM Police. HM Parliament. HM (and private) Education. HM Universities. HM Prisons. The media incl - BBC. Mirror Group.CH4. Guardian.Mail. Local Press.. The Charities and charity commission board. Sport. Health.EEC. Acting. How do we know that? We spent 12 yrs traipsing London streets knocking on doors and approaching joe public on behalf of victims, some victims had been tortured by establ in uk. We nearly forgot- at least three political orgs. orgs who admitted to us the intention to engage in corruption. 1000pp. We are experiencing Police attacks. They are advising us that the Religions and Local govt want 7us silenced. They also advised that the eidence which we gathered can never be put into hands of public. They also claim that the dont read evidence. Here is a quote by Local Govt- "We dont care about the public so you had better watch out". Dozens more quotes incl the "Old Bailey" admitting we are right and the Shrink (at the hospital that we contacted after their clients started coming to us for help) said this- "Competence has no value" Her staff said this- "She has killed people and the local HM Courts. Charities. Coroner. Local govt. Press have covered it up". We started to pursue the culprit and suddenly she was moved to Broadmore and we could not get into there but could get into High Secuity Prisons. When we turned up at the HM Coroner in Westminster they were hiding behind curtains and some ran out withy the police and ran towards Victoria Station. We then started to experience the Police attacks. One day a whole gang people turned up with an ambulance and we were invited to get into it.. We had just treturned from doing state of the art work on one of their "clients" who had been confined to his dwelling for over 6 yrs. In the space of 3 hours he grabbed a coat and disappeared into the night , returning an hour later. When he dashed out there was a thud and we noticed a woman lying on here back the other side of what was a closed door. she ran out too. All of this incl the "raid" was predicted. We were told not to resolve anyones mental health issues because the work interferred with finacial gains. We indict also the Insurance Industry.The indictment is Establishment Manslaughter. 1000s are involved. We refer to 30.000 deaths over 35 yrs. 1000s Court cases are void. Also implicated is F-Book and Yahoo and many others. The press system has said that none of this text can ever appear in print in UK.The BBC advised "Hide The Documents Abroad". The text represents statements of fact,truth reality. This is a legal document and its not lawful to destroy it without action. No UK HM Member of Parliament will answer questions. No University or student likewise. 50 Police were given huge amounts eidence and didnt reply. Also implicated is a Dimbleby family member who is involved with media of course. No reply from Lottery Board re the multitrillion malfunding.. The Educ Minister is a "MP" for the area which is full of corruption. No wonder we were obliged to employ bodyguards. The public? They tell us this- "Its Nothing To Do with Me". Did we not notice that going on in 133-45. The fact is is killed millions and the description applied is "Appeasement". But dont let this worry you particularly if your new kitchen is planned. Heres another quote- "If Only It Was Not My Brother In Laws Wedding Anniversary I Would Have Time Top Rescue You From Certain Death".. Anyone for a game of squash make sure you have a racket. Yes weve seen thgese movies and is that hypocrisy ? No it isnt We do it when we are too exhausted to do antthing else but, having been involved for many yrs in Cent London theater, TV and other we dont kid ourselves about actors or film makers. We had 100s "friends" or did we. Theres never ever been a "film" about the corrupt police Home Office or the HM Court system. Theres just the one bent policeman now and then. The reader ought to have been with us when we had to employ b-guards to stop the Establ killing us. But, it needs more than an evnin watching junk to do that.Wheres the film about the HM involverments and the schools and religions. We could not find a mainstream religion that was not crrpt.We repeat no replies from 1000 mailas sent to HM Govt. Local Govt. HM Courts. HM Princes "trust". HM CPS. HM Bar council. HM MPs. The F-Book Org erasing or blocking mails and accounts cos they fund crrpt Universities. The Lufthasa Crash cover up 144+ deaths implicates all the listed orgs plus the psychlogical society plus of course the CEO who when asked for next of kin list sent offers of cheap flight tickets.(Cologne Office) By the way after WW2 dedicated Nazis were given key jobs in EEC and Germany. One of the clowns was orig wanting to destroy Russia except for slave material. This week we just realised that The Baarder Meinhoff group was not wrong in its theory but they went about it wrongly. They did what we did, that is completely underestimate the publics ability to go along with anything that suits their incomes. The physicist Einstein declared that in the 1950s but the public ignored it.The EEC Office Cent London told us this- "Nothing Can Be done about Corruption In Europe". . Latest from the Police? - Nobody should be warned about danger if they have not requested it. If you see someone drowning you must not help without their request. Thata what comes of insanity within Psychiatry/psychology.Who is to blame ? Its you. Why?. Ask.
Thanks for sharing - good British movie off a story by British writer Graham Greene. Curiosity: action takes place in USA and Mexico. Clever twists, solid characters. Noel Willman as the Mexican Police Chief and Bernard Lee as the Scotland Yard inspector deliver peerless but short supporting performances. Steiger plays the larger than life, loud, embezzler who just fails to commit murder, and his popularity with me was nil when I saw him shoo away the dog with his foot... but then he becomes a better man, to large extent because Dolores, the dog, has a soul of a kindness that far surpasses the pettiness of humans. Dolores, the female canine, completely steals the show with her soulful eyes.
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The silent and faithful Dolores is hauntingly touching. Such an original and strangely moving performance.
Such an excellent film with so many twists and turns. Dolores absolutely captured my heart. This film is definitely a tragedy. 😢
A film without a love interest sustained by an incredible performance on the part of Rod Steiger and a dog called Dolores. Both deserved to win an Oscar for their talent! Gripping to the end......
Yes gripping. I agree
So many facinating twists
Wrong, the love interest was Dolores.
Many unbelievable twists.....
@@davewolfy2906 😂😘😢
A true gem. A movie plot with more twists than you can count and a strong moral message, and two sensational acting performances: Rod Steiger and Dolores the Dog.
Torment is bad enough. Invasive torment is quite another. One is in the shadow of Hitchcock then. Only one man can rescue from thence.
Mel Brooks.
In my wildest, i imagine a movie with movies within: that Graham Greene's "Our Man In Havana" is inadvertently licensed duplicately, that unknownst to one another the Greene giant's Cold War satire is being put to silver screen simultaneously by Alfred the Great and Blazing Brooks. I do believe quite a picture could be made with those elements.
Who to direct?
@@angelsaltamontes7336 : Delores will direct.
@@angelsaltamontes7336the dog ❤
Dolores gave a great performance. Such pathos at the end, helplessly laying there, having lost another friend.
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Rod Steiger, was a truly superb performer, he always seemed to take on difficult roles, that would have been complex and demanding for any actor. Rod took a role with ease regardless of the challenges he might face, but I feel that Rod is largely forgotten now, like so many other great actors of so many years ago. Thanks Rod for the memories.........
So different to his role in 'In the Heat of the Night' but I have to admit I haven't seen that many of his movies but yeah, great casting, great actor and a great movie released in the year of my birth. One of the most enjoyable movies I have watched during this Covid sitout.
The other thing that I realised after the movie had ended was that there were no winners in the movie, maybe the Mexican police chief with his 50% share of the reward, but Steiger's character died as did Scarfe. Dolores the dog, poor thing lost two masters, Scotland Yard didn't get 'their man', that's no win. Mrs. Scarfe the widow had an unknown future. The American truck driver didn't get his reward and lost again trying to return Steiger's character across the bridge. Graham Greene was a very smart writer.
@@terrythekittieful I am celebrating my birthday today , 1957 too
@@christineaygin6701 Happy Birthday Christine, exactly 4 months younger than me,..what an age to be born in, all that great music and great movies ahead of us in the first twenty years of our life. Not so keen about the limited time ahead of me at least but hey, life's a journey. Knock yourself out tonight in whatever part of the world you happen to be living in.
@@terrythekittieful thank you , so kind , yes we had the last of the best years
@@christineaygin6701 When I was a student in France I visited Reims Cathedral many times and was always inspired by the famous smiling angel. I still have the poster I made of it . For me it says, "Fortitudini! Optimum es tamen venire!" Happy now and may your God be with you!
Steiger deserved an Oscar for his performance on this movie. He would win his statue 10 years later for "In the heat of the night (1967). This is another fine upload by Retrospective. Thank you for sharing.
Plus he was great in patterns
Brilliant performance from Rod Steiger. I saw the movie again after 60 years. I found this gem in the you tube mine
@@ozdavemcgee2079 thanks for this reference i didn't know Can't get enough of Steiger. Like oxygen. easily taken for granted by people who don't think about the obvious pluses in life.
The Pawnbroker ?? Yes, he could stray into Ham territory .And he often did ! But at his best he was one of the greats ...unique .!
Rod Steiger was a consummate pro. Sydney Poitier claimed doing a scene with him was a master class in acting. Great script!
Rod Steiger ... what a performer. Despite his ordinary appearance, whenever he appears in a film he is riveting and commands the screen. The consummate actor.
Absolutely intense …. Guy .. The pawnbroker . In the heat of the night . Boston strangler . The list goes on a great Jewish actor .
Having an ordinary appearance has never been a drawback for actors in English made films it seems to me. It may in fact be an advantage to some unsurprisingly since the majority of the population is of ordinary appearance.Though Hollywood seems frequently to see a handsome or beautiful face as a necessity in an actor, English film makers seem generally to cast according to acting skill.
Yeah I am a big fan too
Yes , he deserves ..,..,…!
Wasn't he the brother, and manager, of Brando's boxer in "on the waterfront"?
I thought Mr. Steiger was excellent in the Heat of the Night but this movie trumps his proformace in that movie. I have just started to respect these old movies because they were made with people who had exceptionally rare talent. Ms. K. Hepburn, Mr.S Tracey and the list goes on and on. Thank you Retro for a wonderful movie ❤❤❤❤❤.
Bernard Lee showed up at the end of Beat The Devil to arrest Peter Lorre and three other outstanding co-star bad/funny guys. B.L.'s resolute persona is put to a lot more work in this flick ... which is quite the drama; demonstrates a man's conniving heart changed by a dog's devotion. Good show Rod Steiger; especially for reminding us to be kind to animals. Thank you Retro.
Great. Especially the scene where Rod Steiger says "I said later" is like in real life. I watched the movie two times. Such films are rare today. A fantastic thing....thank you for uploading this gem.
My GOD!!! Rod has GOT to be one of the most accomplished actors I have ever seen in action on the silver screen, hands down!!! And Period!!! Crazy versatility!!!
The man is just down right phenomenal!!! Truly a gifted person indeed!
I saw on TCM that Glenn ford made fun of him (not to his face) about his "method" when they were both in a Western. Glenn Ford sounds like a pushy egotist who considered himself a movie star, a dreamboat (he was NOT), and as gifted an actor as Lawrence Olivier except better.
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Also great in the Pawnbroker!
Mr Lovejoy!
Well said. I absolutely agree.
At the moment you see Rod Steiger on the screen he caught your attention at once and then keep it to the end. The man has inexplicable magnetism
I think his finest role was as Napoleon in "Waterloo."
@@Gwaithmir Don't overlook The Pawnbroker.
@@HansDelbruck53 He was good in that film, but the plot and ending left me depressed. I'm not sure why.
A force of nature
@@HansDelbruck53oh yeah
I saw this film when I was a child. I thought Rod Steiger was the best actor ever, upon seeing this.
Rod Steger is superb in this movie, his German accent and his mannerisms are excellent in my opinion, I can understand why he had disputes with the director with his role of his visions of how he should play the part certainly worked for me, an actor of his calibre is strongly missed today.
wow that was one run on sentence!
What a movie! Atmospheric noir with fine acting by Steiger and plot twists. Thank you!
What I don't get is how the timing is so current. Old movies seem to drag, they seem stilted a bit -- it's the style changes over all these decades. Just like serious music, surely. This doesn't seem to have aged at all. It's an amazing under-estimator.
Touching and impressive performance by the dog. Rod Steiger is great too .
Dolores was the only one who stuck by this mans side. Great Movie thank you!
I've been watching a lot of dog rescue videos on You-Tube, and then remembered a film I watched many years ago. This was 'Across the Bridge'. It was made in 1957, and I would have seen it around ten or eleven (my grandmother managed a tea-room cinema, where I got free entry, in Durban, South Africa). The last section of the film affected me deeply to the extent that it still remains with me now. Steiger's performance was, as if with everything else he did, extraordinary, his desperate need for the dog at the end heart-breaking.
Rod Steiger has to be one of the best screen actors ever.
What a treat! Can't believe that I had never heard of it before. Rod Steiger is brilliant in this film.
If you like this, you must see "The Third Man" and also the original "Brighton Rock," with David Attenborough. Both written by Greene. 😁
Brenda Lester
I agree with both films you mention, except in “Brighton Rock” it is Richard Attenborough, not his brother David who makes those fabulous wildlife documentaries.
@@TheSaltydog07 thanks
He's always brilliant. Loved him in "The Pawnbroker".
@@patrickryan1515 that's the one. Thanks I was trying to rem the title. That was my fav RS movie and, of course, who doesn't love Graham's stories.
Happy Holidays!
Steiger should have been nominated for this movie.
Agree!
amen. Maybe his best performance
We could suggest a better reward. Like wakin up.Yeah fantasy is good till you believe it. The wonderful cops/courts and the bad criminals.Go on. Just ignore what follows (as usual)..--
9.3.20 UK.Not spell or proof checked. Wonder why people wanna sit watching corruption,violence,smarm and carefully assembled propaganda when the scams are goin on all round the viewers. We refer,in UK to- corruption in- HM courts. HM Coroners. HM Police. HM Parliament. HM (and private) Education. HM Universities. HM Prisons. The media incl - BBC. Mirror Group.CH4. Guardian.Mail. Local Press.. The Charities and charity commission board. Sport. Health.EEC. Acting. How do we know that? We spent 12 yrs traipsing London streets knocking on doors and approaching joe public on behalf of victims, some victims had been tortured by establ in uk. We nearly forgot- at least three political orgs. orgs who admitted to us the intention to engage in corruption. 1000pp. We are experiencing Police attacks. They are advising us that the Religions and Local govt want 7us silenced. They also advised that the eidence which we gathered can never be put into hands of public. They also claim that the dont read evidence. Here is a quote by Local Govt- "We dont care about the public so you had better watch out". Dozens more quotes incl the "Old Bailey" admitting we are right and the Shrink (at the hospital that we contacted after their clients started coming to us for help) said this- "Competence has no value" Her staff said this- "She has killed people and the local HM Courts. Charities. Coroner. Local govt. Press have covered it up". We started to pursue the culprit and suddenly she was moved to Broadmore and we could not get into there but could get into High Secuity Prisons. When we turned up at the HM Coroner in Westminster they were hiding behind curtains and some ran out withy the police and ran towards Victoria Station. We then started to experience the Police attacks. One day a whole gang people turned up with an ambulance and we were invited to get into it.. We had just treturned from doing state of the art work on one of their "clients" who had been confined to his dwelling for over 6 yrs. In the space of 3 hours he grabbed a coat and disappeared into the night , returning an hour later. When he dashed out there was a thud and we noticed a woman lying on here back the other side of what was a closed door. she ran out too. All of this incl the "raid" was predicted. We were told not to resolve anyones mental health issues because the work interferred with finacial gains. We indict also the Insurance Industry.The indictment is Establishment Manslaughter. 1000s are involved. We refer to 30.000 deaths over 35 yrs. 1000s Court cases are void. Also implicated is F-Book and Yahoo and many others. The press system has said that none of this text can ever appear in print in UK.The BBC advised "Hide The Documents Abroad". The text represents statements of fact,truth reality. This is a legal document and its not lawful to destroy it without action. No UK HM Member of Parliament will answer questions. No University or student likewise. 50 Police were given huge amounts eidence and didnt reply. Also implicated is a Dimbleby family member who is involved with media of course. No reply from Lottery Board re the multitrillion malfunding.. The Educ Minister is a "MP" for the area which is full of corruption. No wonder we were obliged to employ bodyguards. The public? They tell us this- "Its Nothing To Do with Me". Did we not notice that going on in 133-45. The fact is is killed millions and the description applied is "Appeasement". But dont let this worry you particularly if your new kitchen is planned. Heres another quote- "If Only It Was Not My Brother In Laws Wedding Anniversary I Would Have Time Top Rescue You From Certain Death".. Anyone for a game of squash make sure you have a racket. Yes weve seen thgese movies and is that hypocrisy ? No it isnt We do it when we are too exhausted to do antthing else but, having been involved for many yrs in Cent London theater, TV and other we dont kid ourselves about actors or film makers. We had 100s "friends" or did we. Theres never ever been a "film" about the corrupt police Home Office or the HM Court system. Theres just the one bent policeman now and then. The reader ought to have been with us when we had to employ b-guards to stop the Establ killing us. But, it needs more than an evnin watching junk to do that.Wheres the film about the HM involverments and the schools and religions. We could not find a mainstream religion that was not crrpt.We repeat no replies from 1000 mailas sent to HM Govt. Local Govt. HM Courts. HM Princes "trust". HM CPS. HM Bar council. HM MPs. The F-Book Org erasing or blocking mails and accounts cos they fund crrpt Universities. The Lufthasa Crash cover up 144+ deaths implicates all the listed orgs plus the psychlogical society plus of course the CEO who when asked for next of kin list sent offers of cheap flight tickets.(Cologne Office) By the way after WW2 dedicated Nazis were given key jobs in EEC and Germany. One of the clowns was orig wanting to destroy Russia except for slave material. This week we just realised that The Baarder Meinhoff group was not wrong in its theory but they went about it wrongly. They did what we did, that is completely underestimate the publics ability to go along with anything that suits their incomes. The physicist Einstein declared that in the 1950s but the public ignored it.The EEC Office Cent London told us this- "Nothing Can Be done about Corruption In Europe". . Latest from the Police? - Nobody should be warned about danger if they have not requested it. If you see someone drowning you must not help without their request. Thata what comes of insanity within Psychiatry/psychology.Who is to blame ? Its you. Why?. Ask.
And dolores too!
A grand life lesson in greed and lies.. poor dog's loyalty til the end! Great plot and performances.. Thanks highly for posting!
Indeed
Very interesting, very entertaining, very everything. Steiger was superb as was the writing and directing. Quality upload...thanks.
you got that right Dimbo Dumb
Brilliant actors. Great cinematography. This should be a classic.
Extraordinary film. The genius of Rod Steiger is hard to match. I did find it extremely difficult to watch for the degree of violence between men, but also, because Delores was loyal to the Steiger character and, therefore, also an outcast, to the degree that no one seemed willing to feed her or treat her at all humanely.
Perhaps this was designed to tug at our heartstrings and teach a valuable lesson: this compassionate dog was more moral than the entire cast of ‘human’ characters.
Dolores in Spanish means "sorrows" or "pain". Perfectly describes this movie.
Thank you so much, this is a great movie and definitely a classic with Rod Steiger, superb twist very unusual and I loved the way Delores plonked her head upon the poor anti-hero in the end.
Honestly superb thank you.
why do you enter 3 names?
i suggest you write SPOILER ALERT next time
@@kweejibodali3078Or maybe read the comments after watching the movie.
I watched this movie many years ago and cried so much, now I watch it again, nothing changes.....love
the dog....Owned 3 in my life. Sweet memories.
Really liked this film, Rod Steiger, and Dolores. Thank you for uploading it.
A superb movie. Great performance from Stieger. Thank you for making this gem available.
No Umberto D but a heartbreaking tale about a man and the only friend he has. Steiger gives a bravura performance as well.
I just remembered seeing this movie years ago when it first came out. I really enjoyed it then as I do now especially the dog. Rod Steiger did a good job in the role overacting as usual. The film had a good cast of basically unknown actors to me. The story and direction was excellent. The music score was okay. I just loved that Dog. Thanks for the upload. Out.
I believe the technical term is 'high key'. Intense, but not over the top.
Rod steiger what a magnificent role he was sensational. He made the movie more intents. Drama and thrilling. Also do not leave out the dog he was awesome and show love affection, when he was not like in the movie. The dog was rejected many times bit continue to go around the stranger to show his love.
I hate to nitpick but it's intense, not intents.
Rod Steiger always portrayed a great 'Rotter'. He should have been cast as a 'Bond' villain.
As for Delores with her wet nose and hugely expressive eyes, I hope she won an academy award for the best supporting canine actor.
Thanks for the upload. A very enjoyable film. Great to see 'M' James Bond's boss 'Bernard Lee on the case.👍
There used to be an award PATSY (Picture Animal Top Star of the Year)
I don't know why it isn't presented anymore, but it needs to be revived.
Capital idea ! Steiger would have made a GREAT Bond villain ! He could have played Goldfinger's brother (the one with hemorrhoids)....otherwise known as "STINKYFINGER" ! :-)
Excellent, with nice twists and great performances all around (including the dog!). Steiger had such range - see him in everything from serious pieces like THE PAWNBROKER, ON THE WATERFRONT, and IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT through comedies and satires like MARS ATTACKS! and THE LOVED ONE.
Also Doctor Zhivago
HI
And what about ' Raskalnikoff' in ' Dr, Zhiwago'? And the crazy dude in ' Oklahoma' Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua.
Rod Steiger , one of the very best, if not The Best. A wonderful performance and an excellent film.
Blimey ! That was one good drama ! Enjoyed watching it very much ! Thanks for uploading this whole film ! Got to admit, I had never even heard of this British production till a friend told me about it. And I thought I was familiar with all of Rod Steiger's movies ! CHEERS !! :-)
His character had uncanny grit while the tempo of the film was superbly a real twister in the plot & profound ending. Thanks!
“ Seven or ten years!” -
I felt sorry for the dog, no matter what, he just ended up in the wrong hands. He did not get a break The dog deserves an Oscar.
I love the dog. She is so beautiful and incredibly cute and cuddly! ♥️♥️♥️😃
Let’s not forget that these wonderful movies are FREE . 30 sec of our time here and there is going to kill us. I think it’s a fair exchange for a gem like this 😊
Dear Sadie, May I ask if you meant it isn't going to kill us ;)
And it is a brilliant film, I loved it cheers.
There’s fair use of ads and there’s abusive use of ads. No one begrudges a person making money but this is too much.
I'm watching this second time the most beautiful part is that beautiful dog and his eyes.
What a plot! What a Dog! . Steiger at his best. Best film I have seen in white a while
❤ who wouldnt agree with every glowing comment..... we've watched / enjoyed it over and over again.....hats off to Rod and Deloris...beautifully done❤🎉😂❤
Good movie, really enjoyed it. I have been a Rod Steiger fan since I was a kid and saw him in "The Illustrated Man." He scared the crap out of me in that film, but I was also fascinated by him. In this role he was superb, as he was in On The Waterfront, The Harder They Fall, and The Loved One. Thanks for this.
You didn't mention THE PAWNBROKER.
@@edwardvogel9094 Absolutely right, the Pawnbroker is truly Steiger's masterpiece. Thanks for the reminder.
@@kenanmorg4677 I'm just a little too young to remember 1965, but my mother told me that movie was the most realistic film ever made. It's like a time machine back to that era in New York City. Superb.
amazing never knew rod steiger was this good... what performance, nuanced, directing also...great classics on youtube these days...graham greene, the novelist is great also, never got into his books as yet but may take another look
He risked everything for wealth....but in the end, what mattered most was his dog.
Soul is everything.
And, the dog wasn't really his. Poor dog, so sad for him.😢🐕🐾
You're right. Well said
I think it was because the dog, Delores, needed him
Can't watch a Rod Steiger film in the Dark, have to turn all the lights on..he's so good he Frightens the daylights out of me😮😅 i Can't stop watching him..imagine him as Hanibal Lecter??
Rod Steige went on to come on as a police chief in the famous movie " In The Heat of the Night } 1968 with Sidney Pointier. A huge hit.
Incredible story writing the likes we will never see today! Performance of cast was outstanding in this nail biting story!
Typical cops!
Thank you for sharing this great movie!
Excellent movie. I think the dog should have had someone take care and love her. So heart breaking. The towns people had to have known the dog belonged to their hero.
Yes, the biggest mistake in the movie--- the hero's wife doesn't care about the dog.
what a splendid film, Actor ! thank you.
Thank you verry much,for your time and efforts,love these old English films,all the best to you.
I can watch Rod Steiger in anything. One of the best actors ever. Thanks for the upload.
Steiger overacts most of the time like in Marty. But he was good in this movie
Haven't seen him in Marty,but I have the Ernest Borgnine film,which is a classic.@@frankpiccione-i5e
Two thumbs up ! Thanks for uploading such a wonderful movie !
The best thriller that you never knew existed. Suspense, twists and everything you could ever crave for from a classical film noir flix. Great acting, not the least on the part of Dolores who turns out to become a crucial character in the story. Enjoy your watching. All the best from Denmark.
Excellent/ Anything with Steiger and Lee is bound to be good though. Thanks for the upload.
Beautiful movie with profound meaning
BEST FILM NOIR EVER!! Not only are the plot (enough twists to give Hitchcock a neck ache), acting, direction all terrific, but it has a sympathetic DOG!!!
Very good movie. Awesome plot! Thanks for this.
A superb film noir and one of the very best of the genre. I'm surprised that this film has been overlooked by scholars of film noir.
Totally engrossing plot and subplots. The wry irony reminds me of the Twilight Zone. Love the dog.
Many thanks for sharingRod Steiger is one the finest actors in film history
Great movie! Unbelievable plot. Fantastic acting.
Hvala vam za ove divne filmove koji su nam dostupni sa prevodom.
James Bernard's score is fantastic, almost Bernard Herrmann's style 2 years before North By North west!
The score was too invasive in some parts. It seems like a precurser to the shower scene in PSYCHO.
@@gilbertdaroy6080 thanks for saying so ! I get that everyone wants to cheer these "oldies but goodies" but for me the movie started the "music" played by an 800 lb. gorilla on meth. . . I hate over bearing sound tracks that compel a low volume that makes the actors hard to hear. Great scores should work with the movie, not shriek. B-)
Thank you for your full HD uploaded film
Awesome flick - many thanks for uploading this for all to see
An excellent movie. I don't remember ever hearing of this one. Should have gotten an oscar for this one. Thanks from Canada!
A fantastic performance by rod stagger.
Tremendous film, positively dripping with irony. And, as I expected - watch the dog...
Moves along quite rapidly, like it.
Yes, this script is amazing.
This is without a doubt one of the best films.
That dog is precious.
I'd pay good money to watch Rod Steiger read the phone book. He truly was one of the great American actors who commanded every frame of every scene. This gripper is no exception. Great to see young Harry Anderson and Bernard Lee in this cracking thriller. I turn 71 tomorrow and this movie is my kinda speed, genre, taste.. they truly don't make em like these gems no mo...❤
Excellent film, thank you. Plot spoiler: the power of this film is that Schaffner, alone, learns about loyalty and caring about something other than himself.
No words, excellent would rewatch again
The Illustrated Man
Was one of his best. In the heat of the night.
@ Douglas Slater / Illustrated Man & In the heat are two great movies for sure.
and in Doctor Zhivago, You had to hate him in that movie
@@501man9 / Doctor Zhivago a truly classic movie, I wanted to kill him / Rod was superb in that role."
Both the film and Rod Steiger are riveting.
Finding movies I never heard of before. Effective using of picture. No words needed at time. Very well done. Story of an escaped illegal!
I thought it was bri;lliant Jim Stokes, well said, thanks.
Looking ar the comments here many missed what the ending is about. Watch it again. Hint the dog is important. A great noir.
Most actors act the same way in every role they play, only in different situations with different character names. Rod Steiger is the true definition of the word “actor”. Unrecognizable from role to role.
Steiger was always an interesting actor to enjoy
Excellent B&W I kept thinking *what about the dog?* the whole time through
That's what I call a really great movie
I watched it because I saw a dog story here and I was not disappointed. Thanks for sharing.
I never saw this flic before but it has to be one of Rod's best.The one thing that got to me is how come it was never shown in the movie when the dog was fed. Dolores should of won an Oscar based on loyalty alone.
I quite agree...Delores was fed once on the train by her owner after that you never see her eat or be given a bowl of water since..no one paid attention to a dog dragging her lease around? This made me sad... But how loyal and unconditional love she showed for both men. Great story..
@@lindapothiers9495 I've been to Mexico and it must be a cultural thing as they don't put animals on a pedestal (so to speak) as we do North of the border. In fact, once I stayed with a Mexican family and they had a couple of dogs and cats and at dinner time their pets would be very interested in food with the cats climbing on the table and all the while the family would just shoo them away, not even thinking about feeding the animals first, then having a trouble-free time at dinner. Made no sense but it seemed to me to be some kind of hierarchical thing. People first, then pets.
I'd never heard of this and I loved it. So thank you. Apparently Charles Laughton had been first choice for Steiger's role. Steiger does a bang-up job, but I would have loved to have seen what Laughton would have made of it.
He was a genius. The whole film was beautifully cast and directed. - Many have mentioned his performance in many films but does anyone remember when he played the bad guy after Julie in "Oklahoma"? The man - if you watch him move in these scenes, appeared heavy-set weight wise but he moved with such graceful force. - Same guy that could play in that movie. God bless him. He was married a lot of years to Claire Bloom. God bless him even more for that. She was an insufferable woman to Philip Roth.
I think you'll find that Roth was the insufferable one.
In "Oklahoma" as Jud, he even sang and had a good voice. Although he was overweight, he
had beautiful eyes and evidently an incredible talent. And what about his role as Sheriff in
"In the Heat of the Night"!
Ken Annakin. Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines and numerous excellent movies.
Great film. I love Rod Steiger.
Having lived through the 1950's that was one cruel decade which was why the 1960's was so wild. I'm 74 and I consider that decade my life's lowest point. Thank GOD for 2020!!
Whats God got to do with the situation ? Yeah fantasy is good till you believe it. The wonderful cops/courts and the bad criminals.Go on. Just ignore what follows (as usual)..--
9.3.20 UK.Not spell or proof checked. Wonder why people wanna sit watching corruption,violence,smarm and carefully assembled propaganda when the scams are goin on all round the viewers. We refer,in UK to- corruption in- HM courts. HM Coroners. HM Police. HM Parliament. HM (and private) Education. HM Universities. HM Prisons. The media incl - BBC. Mirror Group.CH4. Guardian.Mail. Local Press.. The Charities and charity commission board. Sport. Health.EEC. Acting. How do we know that? We spent 12 yrs traipsing London streets knocking on doors and approaching joe public on behalf of victims, some victims had been tortured by establ in uk. We nearly forgot- at least three political orgs. orgs who admitted to us the intention to engage in corruption. 1000pp. We are experiencing Police attacks. They are advising us that the Religions and Local govt want 7us silenced. They also advised that the eidence which we gathered can never be put into hands of public. They also claim that the dont read evidence. Here is a quote by Local Govt- "We dont care about the public so you had better watch out". Dozens more quotes incl the "Old Bailey" admitting we are right and the Shrink (at the hospital that we contacted after their clients started coming to us for help) said this- "Competence has no value" Her staff said this- "She has killed people and the local HM Courts. Charities. Coroner. Local govt. Press have covered it up". We started to pursue the culprit and suddenly she was moved to Broadmore and we could not get into there but could get into High Secuity Prisons. When we turned up at the HM Coroner in Westminster they were hiding behind curtains and some ran out withy the police and ran towards Victoria Station. We then started to experience the Police attacks. One day a whole gang people turned up with an ambulance and we were invited to get into it.. We had just treturned from doing state of the art work on one of their "clients" who had been confined to his dwelling for over 6 yrs. In the space of 3 hours he grabbed a coat and disappeared into the night , returning an hour later. When he dashed out there was a thud and we noticed a woman lying on here back the other side of what was a closed door. she ran out too. All of this incl the "raid" was predicted. We were told not to resolve anyones mental health issues because the work interferred with finacial gains. We indict also the Insurance Industry.The indictment is Establishment Manslaughter. 1000s are involved. We refer to 30.000 deaths over 35 yrs. 1000s Court cases are void. Also implicated is F-Book and Yahoo and many others. The press system has said that none of this text can ever appear in print in UK.The BBC advised "Hide The Documents Abroad". The text represents statements of fact,truth reality. This is a legal document and its not lawful to destroy it without action. No UK HM Member of Parliament will answer questions. No University or student likewise. 50 Police were given huge amounts eidence and didnt reply. Also implicated is a Dimbleby family member who is involved with media of course. No reply from Lottery Board re the multitrillion malfunding.. The Educ Minister is a "MP" for the area which is full of corruption. No wonder we were obliged to employ bodyguards. The public? They tell us this- "Its Nothing To Do with Me". Did we not notice that going on in 133-45. The fact is is killed millions and the description applied is "Appeasement". But dont let this worry you particularly if your new kitchen is planned. Heres another quote- "If Only It Was Not My Brother In Laws Wedding Anniversary I Would Have Time Top Rescue You From Certain Death".. Anyone for a game of squash make sure you have a racket. Yes weve seen thgese movies and is that hypocrisy ? No it isnt We do it when we are too exhausted to do antthing else but, having been involved for many yrs in Cent London theater, TV and other we dont kid ourselves about actors or film makers. We had 100s "friends" or did we. Theres never ever been a "film" about the corrupt police Home Office or the HM Court system. Theres just the one bent policeman now and then. The reader ought to have been with us when we had to employ b-guards to stop the Establ killing us. But, it needs more than an evnin watching junk to do that.Wheres the film about the HM involverments and the schools and religions. We could not find a mainstream religion that was not crrpt.We repeat no replies from 1000 mailas sent to HM Govt. Local Govt. HM Courts. HM Princes "trust". HM CPS. HM Bar council. HM MPs. The F-Book Org erasing or blocking mails and accounts cos they fund crrpt Universities. The Lufthasa Crash cover up 144+ deaths implicates all the listed orgs plus the psychlogical society plus of course the CEO who when asked for next of kin list sent offers of cheap flight tickets.(Cologne Office) By the way after WW2 dedicated Nazis were given key jobs in EEC and Germany. One of the clowns was orig wanting to destroy Russia except for slave material. This week we just realised that The Baarder Meinhoff group was not wrong in its theory but they went about it wrongly. They did what we did, that is completely underestimate the publics ability to go along with anything that suits their incomes. The physicist Einstein declared that in the 1950s but the public ignored it.The EEC Office Cent London told us this- "Nothing Can Be done about Corruption In Europe". . Latest from the Police? - Nobody should be warned about danger if they have not requested it. If you see someone drowning you must not help without their request. Thata what comes of insanity within Psychiatry/psychology.Who is to blame ? Its you. Why?. Ask.
Steiger created more problems here than he can shake a stick at. The dog is the topper. Love the plot.
Great film. Can't believe I never even heard of it.
I enjoy watching old movies.It show how the U.S. border was sleepy, friendly border along time ago. Excellent caste and story.
I'm so sick of no on 10 commercials I'm gonna vote for it
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Thanks for sharing - good British movie off a story by British writer Graham Greene. Curiosity: action takes place in USA and Mexico. Clever twists, solid characters. Noel Willman as the Mexican Police Chief and Bernard Lee as the Scotland Yard inspector deliver peerless but short supporting performances. Steiger plays the larger than life, loud, embezzler who just fails to commit murder, and his popularity with me was nil when I saw him shoo away the dog with his foot... but then he becomes a better man, to large extent because Dolores, the dog, has a soul of a kindness that far surpasses the pettiness of humans. Dolores, the female canine, completely steals the show with her soulful eyes.
A remake would be great . Excellent , real thriller .
Why a remake?
@@serratograffiti Why not ?
All remakes today are garbage.
With DEI Hollywood it would be a flop.
what a good dog
never been a steiger fan but this was good... thanks, dolores...