MOVIE SCENE | This Property Is Condemned | Natalie Wood & Robert Redford
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- This Property Is Condemned is a 1966 American drama film directed by Sydney Pollack and starring Natalie Wood, Robert Redford, Kate Reid, Charles Bronson, Robert Blake and Mary Badham. The screenplay, inspired by the 1946 one-act play of the same name by Tennessee Williams, was written by Francis Ford Coppola, Fred Coe and Edith Sommer. The film was released by Paramount Pictures.
The Depression-era story takes place in the fictional Mississippi town of Dodson. Owen Legate (Robert Redford), a representative of the railroad that provides much of the economic base for the town, comes to Dodson on an unpopular errand. Natalie Wood plays Alva Starr, a pretty flirt who finds herself stuck in the small town and is attracted to the handsome stranger.
For her performance, Natalie Wood received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress in a Motion Picture Drama.
Robert Redford’s body language, his patience when he speaks and facial expressions just goes together so well on the big screen. One of the very best.
Goes together well , only on the big screen ?
I love this scene, 2 people just connecting with each other and inside the train- so intimate without being physical. Meeting of the minds: Brilliant!!
You have pointed it out!💖
Both great actors in probably one of their finest scenes. This was Natalie's favorite movie - easy to see why.
My favorite with both their movies.
August 3, 1966.
Wow! I was 5.
Also prestige. A Tennessee Williams.
She must have loved working with Robert because they worked together again
The chemistry between these two is palpable..
The way that Robert looks at Natalie is quite magical.
Natalie & Robert attended the same high school but didn't know each other that well then. She is my all-time favorite actress. A beauty with a very sad life story.
Redford did know who she was. I they did cross paths at Van Nuys high school
She was at the height of her looks and talent here
Yes, Natalie will always be one of my all time favorite actresses! Not only was she beautiful, but a really, really great actress! This is also one of my favorite Natalie Wood films, but I do love em all!
I feel so sorry for Alva because she has always been viewed for her body and not her mind. I think this scene shows her personality real well. She was stunning and sexy in the outside, but on the inside, she had the mindset of an innocent child with big dreams. Mr. Legate was the only man who actually took an interest in her and not just for her looks. This is a beautiful scene that shows you can have a romantic moment without touch ❤. I wonder if she doesn't want him to leave because that's what happened to her father
EDIT: Mr. Legate ended up becoming a horrible jerk. Everybody screwed Alva over. I pasted this comment before watching the movie, lol
Yeah I guess you can have a romantic moment without touching. But it gets extreme.
This movie came out when I was nine years old and I discovered Robert Redford. And have had a love for him ever since. I've seen all of his movies multiple times and I don't ever get tired of seeing him. Talented Mr Nice guy and gorgeous.
I'm the same, but with Natalie. So beautiful.
I watched this as a young girl and have never forgotten what a good film it was… She was so beautiful…. And a fantastic actress ❤ Her death was suspicious…. I’ll leave it there…
One of my all-time favorite!!!
The majority of Natalie Wood's work has been largely unknown to me until very recently. I randomly decided to watch a bunch of her movies and this one was an obvious standout. I think this might be my favorite performance by her. Kinda hard to choose though since she had a long career of great performances.
Splendor in the grass 👍
Same thing happened with me. I have watched too many of her movies in the past year, before that, I only knew her by performance in "Splendor in the Grass".😊
Mine too ❤
She had it all. ❤️
You are so right.
So did Redford!
In my humble opinion, Natalie Wood is the most beautiful woman EVER. There is no-one, past or present, who measures up to her beauty, she is simply breathtaking. In this film, she is at the peak of her loveliness.
This film is very romantic
She is dreaming Alive bc if not she couldn't stand it. The bitter truth, she is not pretending, she's surviving. He is late noticing this
When I was growing up in NYC in the 60's and 70's I always wanted to be like Natalie. ❤loved her and saw every movie she ever made! Saw Love With the Proper Stranger and went to get a job at Macys😂. And as far as Robert Redford goes all I can say is OMG! ❤him gorgeous
Was gonna watch this for Redford only, but it actually seems like an interesting movie
A good movie
An actor would "kill" to get into a Tennessee Williams play back then. Still today.
Ils sont vraiment magnifiques quel couple extraordinaire quel talent l'alchimie parfaite natalie robert un très beau film
What a scene, ladies and gentlemen....what a scene....
It's Tennessee Williams.
When I was just a girl I saw this movie and fell totally in love 😍 with Robert Redford. His voice his smile his blonde hair boy have I loved him. Loved the entire cast of this movie. They were all so good in their parts.
Natalie Wood was a beauty.
masterpiece of romance
My opinion: her best movie! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Robert Redford, the type of man women dream and fantasize about all our lives! ❤
He's hot, till you see him in real life- he's a small man😅 He just looks big on screen😢
3:56 For those who found this clip from Tik Tok
Quel beau couple et quel talent🤩🤩🤩
Robert Redford was definitely the brad pitt of his era ..such a eye candy lol
Redford, in my humble opinion, is much better looking than Pitt.
@@bluevictory1010he was
Comme ils sont beaux on comprend la grande attirance de robert pour Nathalie très belle et grande actrice il y avait quelque chose d'unique dans ce couple
Natalie
Beautiful Natalie 😍
The magic moment begins at 3:58 because it is:)
really good movie - ending . . .
I heard this line on tik tok and had to look it up. Thank you for sharing this content 😅💞🕊
The movie is great.
It becomes sad...
😢
they both went to school together - it shows
I love this movie.
I imagine any babies those two would've had would've been
extremely attractive.
Nossa ! ELE é lindo romântico & pleno nos Filmes que VI. . .👀 Que nos faz sonhar . . . A Parceria D'ELE Com Barbra Streisand 👉🏼 * Endless love * . . . É de tirar o fôlego . . . Ameiiii 💖
The audio comes from the movie « This property is condemned » from 1966
I would have loved to have seen Brittany Murphy play Alva in a revived version of the play OR the movie adaptation like this one. She had all of the qualities that were very similar to Alva. Fanciful, dreamy, and sweet, yet also has a lot more depth to her beyond the surface
But who would have played Bob Redford..a Yung Brad Pitt?
@@handsome-brute2666 Yes!
I would love to have seen a young Vera Miles play Alva.
"Alma, you dont have to pretend."Oh, but Alma DOES have to pretend...
Alguien sabe como se puede ver esta película completa en castellano? pq me parece fantastica propiedad condenada
era già un divo
3:56 Audio de los reels y tiktoks
I love their chemistry. Redford hasn’t had any chemistry with any woman since Natalie
❤️❤️❤️🐈
Come on...let us c it 4 free!
Postem esse filme todo
Her makeup looks modern
4:00 are the time stamp you are looking for
You really can’t feel it when you pinch your elbow. 😂
Nat and red , not me and you ... but lady ... hope ...
3:47
BEST MOVIE/CHARACTER FOR NATALIE WOOD WITH INSIDE DAISY CLOVER AND SLENDOUR IN THE GRASS...LAST BUT NOT LEAST ''BOB,CAROL,TED AND ALICE''(HER BEST COMEDY)...
My aunt liked like her. They could of been tween. She alway make you feel safe. She away be . Because she is special. And aways.
Manic Pixie Dream Girl...
I came here to say that!
Robert redford has a uncanny look alike now adays the guy who plays on the mentalist. Any one ... Anyone... Am I not right ...
Omg you are right! Patrick Jane's actor
Natalie wood reminds me of Charlotte church. They kinda look alike.
Watched it just for Robert Redford ❤
I didn't really like the movie. Quite depressing 😕 😞 🙃 😪
It is. Understand what you mean. But for me I guess that's it's insight.
showbiz becomes bigger than construction and all are sloth!