I will be Praying for you! I don’t know you Miss Georgia, but JESUS DOES! Reach out to HIM! He loves you, and will give you such Grace to do what you must! Try watching stories and films about Jesus! He will touch your heart, change you as He changed me, and give you GREAT JOY! God bless and keep you, in Jesus’s Precious Name, Amen! (You can also find ANY book of The Bible on TH-cam, called “Audiobooks”! You can rest, while listening to God’s Word, I do! I am disabled too, but not totally. Much Love and Many Prayers! Debbe 🕊❤️🙏💜✝️✡️🙋♀️🌹
I grew up without tv.and married a man who had control of the TV now I'm a disabled widow and watch these old black and white movies day and night as much as I can . Live them all
Despite all the comments complaining about the over the top/camp/ham-acting, & corny plot line, I enjoyed this movie as part of film history. 1931 was just 4 years into sound coming to moving pictures. As with anything new, one must learn to walk, & along the way, stumble & fall. Don't judge this film short-sightedly by today's standards, but within its historic context. At the very least, on a rainy Sunday, it's enjoyable; & for film buffs, it's a treat looking at the film sets, costumes, & reading biographies of everyone involved in the production. Besides all that, it's free on YT, from the comfort of your own home. If you don't like it, you can always change the channel. Thanks for your time & efforts to upload a part of film history.
Well summarised. Even recording sound and maintaining sync was difficult to do back then. There were few actors making the transition to sound and I suspect the slow movement was a result of having to keep microphones near to speakers and having to control many different changes in sound and picture working properly. No mobile phones or video back then. Thanks to the poster for a piece of film history.
@@geoffreycodnett6570 Yes indeed. Synchronization of dialogue, voiceovers, sound effects, & the music score with film footage was a huge transition for everyone. I can't begin to imagine what people had to contend with. Movie studio executives, directors, cinematographers, sound technicians, actors & actresses were learning & adapting, often with unintended poor or comical results. And 90+ years later, unappreciative You Tube viewers still comment about the poor sound & bad/stiff/wooden/silly/ham actors. Perhaps the faultfinders should watch the 1952 film Singin' in the Rain--a delightful parody of this time period in movie history.
Exactly. Before sound, they had to act in a way that was overly demonstrative because they had to accentuate everything in a stronger manner. However, I have no issues with campness.
These movies are great for many reasons. 1. Great writing 2. Interesting story telling 3. Inside jokes, you really have to pay attention because you will miss so many 4. Acting- not academy awards level. But good enough for my thumbs up 5. Story sets 6. Don't need music to enhance story 7. Wardrobe 8. Story pace 9. Lighting 10. And so much more Thanks for having this movie available for all to see.
This was fun. Thank you so much. I find these old horror mysteries really more entertaining than all the current superhero-spy-action adventure. They are a bit over-acted, but they did a lot with a small cast, and a short run time.
"I should never had a telephone. What are they good for? You only hear from a lot of people you don't like." How true! What a woman! She just can't stop shelling them out!
God that's the truth and yet you have millions if not billions worldwide glued to their idiot phones from first awakening until finally going to sleep at the end of a long day of texting and browsing for what?🐒
a deranged wannabe strangler, a bitter old harpy with a neurotic fear of premature burial, a ne'er do well, a chump sculptor, and a femme fatal with the conscience of a uboat wolf pack commander... the characters alone make this a unique script. well played, well supported, good period technical work, and direction that makes it work, busy as it is. VERY worthy of watching! grab a bowl of popcorn and some milk duds, sit back and enjoy this convoluted tale of greed, madness, lust, and murderous ambition! you certainly can pick them srm818... as always, thanks for the load of this vintage gem
I so glad for these old movies! ! No computer editing! This all I watch! Thanks for sharing ! I love the mystery murder movies. . and the romance one's too!
This may just possibly be the best portrayal of a femme fatale in cinema history. Lilyan Tashman was absolutely amazing in this film: Sexy, blazingly intelligent, manipulative to the n'th degree, and impossibly gorgeous from every angle. It is truly tragic that she died of cancer only a couple of years later at the age of 37. And BTW, the film is well-made too. The 1931 pacing and camera work serve the creepy story well. To sum up, this is something of a minor masterpiece of American cinema that leaves many much more famous films in the dust. Highest recommendation.
Agreed. From the creepy beginning to the end, a classic curio. Lilyan Tashman creeped me out so bad that it made me forget Irving Pichel's performance as the maniac Phillip Endicott.
I love old films and on your testimony above, watched this - that`s an hour and twelve minutes of my life I`ll never get back! Masterpiece of American cinema???!
Oh I love this movie and especially the ending, it's fabulous, because there has never been another movie with this type of ending! Love, love, loved it! Thanks
Oh, Lilyan Tashman was sooooo beautiful. I googled to find that she died of abdominal cancer at the age of 37. This is extremely sad because it's a very painful way to go. Especially back then, when they didn't have the treatments/meds we have now. God Bless you Lilyan. I hope to meet you in Heaven someday. Much love to you, blessed angel.
Lilyan Tashman is absolutely marvelous here, and her costuming throughout demonstrates why she was considered one of the best-dressed women of the era. Karl Struss' photography is also impressive - he would also serve as the cinematographer for SUNRISE and THE GREAT DICTATOR in addition to working on BEN-HUR (1925) and GONE WITH THE WIND.
This was a pretty good older movie, and the plot was thicken as the moved went on, was surprised how much l actually liked the move. thanks for posting the movie.
Great film seen it several times before I'm going to watch it again I saw a few modern movies just recently I had to turn them off I couldn't watch them all the way through they don't make them good like they used to all of what's going down big time in flames
Oh, I absolutely loved that surprising twist at the very end! It was great to see that he didn't fall for any of her cunning, deceitful, scheming, incincere, manipulative, trickery!! He was a really smart man, that saw right through her thank god! There aren't very many men that are that intelligent, and have that kind of integrity and will follow through to the end, to do the right thing!
This was very enjoyable,well acted and Lilyan Tashman steals every scene she is in. How she got into that silvery dress well it stuck to every curve it's a good job this was pre-code.Thanks for posting.
A bit of spooky fun from the biggest year in horror cinema. Wonderful atmosphere, with Karl Struss' photography and that eerie cemetery set (the idea of a secret passage leading from the mansion to the graveyard is just beyond creepy). But Lilyan Tashman steals the show: she makes Lady Macbeth look positively mousy in comparison.
I Absolutely LOVE the character Laura (let's kill everybody) Endicott's performance, wardrobe & jewelry...the 30's & 40's had the best fashion, furniture & film noir hands down, though this is so comical. Thank you so much for posting this classic old black & white movie, providing unexpected chuckles along the way. Laura's femme fatale act is over the top! This is definitely going to be added to my favorite "go to" oldies.
The women's clothes were spectacular, wish we could dress like that now, except for the dead animals slung around our shoulders...I do draw the line at that, but otherwise it is elegance personified.
Old black/white movies are the greatest. Thanks for showing them. (The volume of this film is low on my phone, and my volume is turned all the way up.)
Nada se compara aos filmes dessa época. Sou vidrado. Obrigado ao canal pelo bom gosto, e um obrigado em particular, ao pessoal que aprecia o que é filme de fato, e posta comentários produtivos, informando sobre a produção e também esses artistas de verdade satisfazendo a curiosidade de camaradas como eu que tem sede disso tudo.
@Ron Krikorian oh no I havent. Im a little surprised that I havent. I grew up watching 100s, probably 1000s of old movies. My parents turned me onto them. I especially love the classic horrors like Bela Lugosi, vincent price, Boris karloff. I'll definitely look that movie up. Thanks 4 the title 😊
Mrs. Endicott, so relieved, rather than bereaved when told that her husband is dead; an evil seductress, yet so alluring ! Good movie, with a more than adequate cast!
" Inspired geniuses,and killers" was One very cogent statement by the police officer,a statement that Is,in reality,quite succinct and direct in its connotation.
i am so thankful to youtube. all these old movies, i never thought i would see again. it is pure heaven. i mean, so many shows i missed, and seemed like everybody else got to see. well, he who laughs last laughs best someone always said, not me, but guess i'm sure having fun
Everson is THE expert on vintage genre cinema.However,he has his contemporaries disdain for the (then new) Hammer films,which are now classed as Classics.I think it's a generational thing- I grew up watching the Hammers,but have little patience for these new-fangled horrors of today!
Mr. Valcour has her number and he knows exactly what she is about, and is planning to do, before she does it. She wants to break down his defenses, and he is wise to her and knows it!
"You love me because I am a woman and we will go away together"....(Officer). "Yes we will go together....but....to the police station". Her face😳.😂😂😂😂I have always love these old movies.
This the the William Boyd who was arrested for drinking and drugs with whom movie-goers confused Bill Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy) for a while. Lilyan Tashman was a dish, by the way. Thanks for putting this on the Web.
2:31 when Robbie says “ cant you see he is frightened?” ... the subtitles say “ can’t you see he is pregnant” . What a different film that would have been, lol.
Maid: Are you Married? Officer Cassidy: Not that I know of. Maid: Do you have any bad habits? Do you drink or smoke? Officer Cassidy: I thought you said bad habits. Police Sgt: Cassidy, did you ever have a hunch? Officer Cassidy: I was going to get married once and something told me not to. It was the girls husband.
An elderly woman installs a horn in her crypt in case she’s buried alive! William Boyd (not the William Boyd who played hopalong Cassidy) and lilyan tashman were good in this movie-it was a thriller from start to finish! Yes-we will go together-but to the police station-good line! Great to watch! 😊😊😊😊😊😊
I’m totally disabled, in a chair all day, I watch about six old classics everyday, it is a blessing to me.
Glad you like these great classics myself and others have posted.
Way to go George I admire you for that and appreciation for great classics from the golden age of of Hollywood 🌟👍
I will be Praying for you! I don’t know you Miss Georgia, but JESUS DOES! Reach out to HIM! He loves you, and will give you such Grace to do what you must! Try watching stories and films about Jesus! He will touch your heart, change you as He changed me, and give you GREAT JOY! God bless and keep you, in Jesus’s Precious Name, Amen! (You can also find ANY book of The Bible on TH-cam, called “Audiobooks”!
You can rest, while listening to God’s Word, I do! I am disabled too, but not totally. Much Love and Many Prayers! Debbe 🕊❤️🙏💜✝️✡️🙋♀️🌹
Hope you’re doing well!
It’s nice to steal away to a special place and live for a few moments. I understand.
I grew up without tv.and married a man who had control of the TV now I'm a disabled widow and watch these old black and white movies day and night as much as I can . Live them all
Girl, enjoy every moment. Eat yummy food and watch TV you like. We are cheering for your independence!
I'm 63 and remember watching these black and whites with my dad. RIP. Thank you.
I remember sitting on the floor watching The Million Dollar Movie..most likely Ive seen this.
I am disabled. Love these old movies. They help me get by
Lovely!
you are strong, David ❤️
The style of comedy in this era is weird.
The more current movies I watch the more I love the old classics!
So many many wonderful old movies on youtube. I cant remeber the last time I watched a current film.Thanks to all who put these up.
It is so wonderful
that these movies
bring so much joy,
in particular to those
who are disabled
and confined to wheelchairs.
God Bless you.
Great film. Give it a whirl. Strongly recommended. September, 2023.
Old black/white movies are the greatest. Thanks for showing them. 👍🏼👏🏼
Despite all the comments complaining about the over the top/camp/ham-acting, & corny plot line, I enjoyed this movie as part of film history. 1931 was just 4 years into sound coming to moving pictures. As with anything new, one must learn to walk, & along the way, stumble & fall. Don't judge this film short-sightedly by today's standards, but within its historic context. At the very least, on a rainy Sunday, it's enjoyable; & for film buffs, it's a treat looking at the film sets, costumes, & reading biographies of everyone involved in the production. Besides all that, it's free on YT, from the comfort of your own home. If you don't like it, you can always change the channel. Thanks for your time & efforts to upload a part of film history.
Well summarised. Even recording sound and maintaining sync was difficult to do back then. There were few actors making the transition to sound and I suspect the slow movement was a result of having to keep microphones near to speakers and having to control many different changes in sound and picture working properly. No mobile phones or video back then.
Thanks to the poster for a piece of film history.
@@geoffreycodnett6570 Yes indeed. Synchronization of dialogue, voiceovers, sound effects, & the music score with film footage was a huge transition for everyone. I can't begin to imagine what people had to contend with. Movie studio executives, directors, cinematographers, sound technicians, actors & actresses were learning & adapting, often with unintended poor or comical results. And 90+ years later, unappreciative You Tube viewers still comment about the poor sound & bad/stiff/wooden/silly/ham actors. Perhaps the faultfinders should watch the 1952 film Singin' in the Rain--a delightful parody of this time period in movie history.
Couldn't have said it better myself, ty!
Exactly. Before sound, they had to act in a way that was overly demonstrative because they had to accentuate everything in a stronger manner. However, I have no issues with campness.
" what good is a telephone, you only hear from people you don't like " lol, some things never change.
These movies are great for many reasons.
1. Great writing
2. Interesting story telling
3. Inside jokes, you really have to pay attention because you will miss so many
4. Acting- not academy awards level. But good enough for my thumbs up
5. Story sets
6. Don't need music to enhance story
7. Wardrobe
8. Story pace
9. Lighting
10. And so much more
Thanks for having this movie available for all to see.
And the clothes!!!❤
Keep showing these classics actors played roles to perfection to bad they aren't.making them anymore 😀😃😄
A study in the art and development of film and the actors who were its pioneers! And such fun to watch!
i just love these old movies!! imagine this 89 years ago!!
Thank you TH-cam for posting these old gems!!!! 🤩
Yes thank you for your time you spent on down loading the wonderful movies
Wow, watta film. A real treasure. Thanks for introducing it to an old TCM fan. An absolutely deadly performance by Lilyan
These old classic murder movies are really good better than todays stuff
What the hell are you saying 💀💀💀💀💀
This was fun. Thank you so much. I find these old horror mysteries really more entertaining than all the current superhero-spy-action adventure. They are a bit over-acted, but they did a lot with a small cast, and a short run time.
"I should never had a telephone. What are they good for? You only hear from a lot of people you don't like." How true! What a woman! She just can't stop shelling them out!
God that's the truth and yet you have millions if not billions worldwide glued to their idiot phones from first awakening until finally going to sleep at the end of a long day of texting and browsing for what?🐒
I AGREE with those sentiments,completely!
Man am I happy that I found this movie, Thanks !
Love these short movies, used to get your bang for the buck when movies the thing
Love these old homes with secret panels
Great movie. For a minute there I thought the detective really did love her. Thank you for this movie.
This just makes it so evident that Hollywood can't write a script today.
@Schizo Tazer No Billie is correct.
Oh, they could, but they are too busy trying to push an agenda down everyone's throat. I don't watch any of their garbage!
Tashman as Laura Endicott defines 'vamp'. Loved it! Thanks you for posting this gem.
Keep showing these great oldies better than new movies actors played roles to perfection
The old black-and-white films are the best they are always a good laugh I mystery and entertaining
a deranged wannabe strangler, a bitter old harpy with a neurotic fear of premature burial, a ne'er do well, a chump sculptor, and a femme fatal with the conscience of a uboat wolf pack commander... the characters alone make this a unique script. well played, well supported, good period technical work, and direction that makes it work, busy as it is. VERY worthy of watching! grab a bowl of popcorn and some milk duds, sit back and enjoy this convoluted tale of greed, madness, lust, and murderous ambition! you certainly can pick them srm818... as always, thanks for the load of this vintage gem
Like the way you write.
ludditeneanderthal Well written.
I think you're defaming U-boat commanders. She had absolutely no conscience at all.
This work is engineered for the psychotic ? 😂
I so glad for these old movies! ! No computer editing! This all I watch! Thanks for sharing !
I love the mystery murder movies. . and the romance one's too!
This may just possibly be the best portrayal of a femme fatale in cinema history. Lilyan Tashman was absolutely amazing in this film: Sexy, blazingly intelligent, manipulative to the n'th degree, and impossibly gorgeous from every angle. It is truly tragic that she died of cancer only a couple of years later at the age of 37. And BTW, the film is well-made too. The 1931 pacing and camera work serve the creepy story well. To sum up, this is something of a minor masterpiece of American cinema that leaves many much more famous films in the dust. Highest recommendation.
She almost has a mannish voice in certain scenes.
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Agreed. From the creepy beginning to the end, a classic curio. Lilyan Tashman creeped me out so bad that it made me forget Irving Pichel's performance as the maniac Phillip Endicott.
@@PHYZOE A perfect witch on the hunt, Spirited performance.
I love old films and on your testimony above, watched this - that`s an hour and twelve minutes of my life I`ll never get back! Masterpiece of American cinema???!
Oh I love this movie and especially the ending, it's fabulous, because there has never been another movie with this type of ending!
Love, love, loved it! Thanks
My friends joke as to why I have a color tv. That's how much I watch these delightful and well made movies.
Oh, Lilyan Tashman was sooooo beautiful. I googled to find that she died of abdominal cancer at the age of 37. This is extremely sad because it's a very painful way to go. Especially back then, when they didn't have the treatments/meds we have now. God Bless you Lilyan. I hope to meet you in Heaven someday. Much love to you, blessed angel.
A pretty good old movie. Thanks for sharing this with us 😊
Lilyan Tashman is absolutely marvelous here, and her costuming throughout demonstrates why she was considered one of the best-dressed women of the era. Karl Struss' photography is also impressive - he would also serve as the cinematographer for SUNRISE and THE GREAT DICTATOR in addition to working on BEN-HUR (1925) and GONE WITH THE WIND.
Ah, finally, a bit of intelligent analysis!
Superb film! The femme fatale is just too good!
What a great plot line and well acted too. So much better then modern film offerings
I loved it! Lilyan Tashman is quite a gal. Very good viewing. Thanks for posting this little gem of a movie.
Among the best old movies I've seen!
Liliyan Tashman played a female Jago.
Nice classic. Thanks for uploading!
This was a pretty good older movie, and the plot was thicken as the moved went on, was surprised how much l actually liked the move. thanks for posting the movie.
Love my old movies. Real movies with real stories....
I could watch this every night.....😍AWESOME! Thank you 💜
Great film seen it several times before I'm going to watch it again I saw a few modern movies just recently I had to turn them off I couldn't watch them all the way through they don't make them good like they used to all of what's going down big time in flames
Oh, I absolutely loved that surprising twist at the very end! It was great to see that he didn't fall for any of her cunning, deceitful, scheming, incincere, manipulative, trickery!!
He was a really smart man, that saw right through her thank god! There aren't very many men that are that intelligent, and have that kind of integrity and will follow through to the end, to do the right thing!
Yes,I Completely agree!
That was wonderful! Thank you SO much for showing this to us!!
Boy, that one about the telephone was a classic and so true, lol !
This was very enjoyable,well acted and Lilyan Tashman steals every scene she is in. How she got into that silvery dress well it stuck to every curve it's a good job this was pre-code.Thanks for posting.
Well,I have a rather intense home life (caretaker) and I watch these movies as an repreive from the daily wear and tear.
I love these old mystery and horror movies.they are very good
Superb! 1931 and such a marvel.
Loved this movie! Thank you for sharing this film.
A bit of spooky fun from the biggest year in horror cinema. Wonderful atmosphere, with Karl Struss' photography and that eerie cemetery set (the idea of a secret passage leading from the mansion to the graveyard is just beyond creepy). But Lilyan Tashman steals the show: she makes Lady Macbeth look positively mousy in comparison.
excitement and laughter together.. thank for the upload
I Absolutely LOVE the character Laura (let's kill everybody) Endicott's performance, wardrobe & jewelry...the 30's & 40's had the best fashion, furniture & film noir hands down, though this is so comical. Thank you so much for posting this classic old black & white movie, providing unexpected chuckles along the way. Laura's femme fatale act is over the top! This is definitely going to be added to my favorite "go to" oldies.
If you love her so much why don't you marry her?
how is he going to marry her ,this film is 87 year old ,every body is probably dead by now?
---===whOOsh===---
Nice film
The women's clothes were spectacular, wish we could dress like that now, except for the dead animals slung around our shoulders...I do draw the line at that, but otherwise it is elegance personified.
Excellent movie. One step above silent melodrama
THESE CLASSICS ARE,INDEED,TREASURABLE=THE YEARS,THE ACTORS,AND SOME ARE MORE BETTER THAN SOME I SEE TODAY😉.OLD MOVIES=TRUE TREASURES💛💛
The character Laura was good but my favorite was Phillip. This kept me glued to the screen! Thank you!
Thank you so much. I don’t watch regular TV except for news. I subscribed and hope to see more.
This was one of the films mentioned in Classics of the Horror Film (1974) by William K. Everson. I'm happy to have finally seen it.
That's funny! I still got the book and thought the same!😊
Old black/white movies are the greatest. Thanks for showing them. (The volume of this film is low on my phone, and my volume is turned all the way up.)
Oh I love William Boyd, and I love this ending! It is perfect!
Enjoyed this...Thank you 💐💐
I was immediately drawn in. Good creepy movie.
Nada se compara aos filmes dessa época. Sou vidrado. Obrigado ao canal pelo bom gosto, e um obrigado em particular, ao pessoal que aprecia o que é filme de fato, e posta comentários produtivos, informando sobre a produção e também esses artistas de verdade satisfazendo a curiosidade de camaradas como eu que tem sede disso tudo.
I’m not gonna sit by and watch my youth disappear.....what a woman
Thanks so much for uploading. Love this type of movie and surprised I've never seen it before.
I just got done watching this. It had my eyes glued the whole time, it really was good. I love these movies.
@Ron Krikorian New Bern, North Carolina.
@Ron Krikorian oh no I havent. Im a little surprised that I havent. I grew up watching 100s, probably 1000s of old movies. My parents turned me onto them. I especially love the classic horrors like Bela Lugosi, vincent price, Boris karloff. I'll definitely look that movie up. Thanks 4 the title 😊
@Ron Krikorian ok. Thanks so much, I can't wait to check it out😊
@Ron Krikorian ill watch it and let u know how it goes.
@Ron Krikorian oh so it's got Melvin Douglas in it! I know I'll like it! Thanks😊
Great movie!! Very atmospheric!!
Mrs. Endicott, so relieved, rather than bereaved when told that her husband is dead; an evil seductress, yet so alluring ! Good movie, with a more than adequate cast!
That was very enjoyable. Thank you very much 😀
" Inspired geniuses,and killers" was One very cogent statement by the police officer,a statement that Is,in reality,quite succinct and direct in its connotation.
I must say,I expressed my perspective quite well,4 years ago.This IS One of the BEST movies,I have EVER seen.N.Sanders❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks SO much for sharing!!!
That young Mrs. Endicott is a real piece of work! Genuine psychopath. Good movie...thanks for posting.
screaming mimi Yea right there like all Women fucking psychopath's 🐺
😃Thank you . 🥰Good movie 👍. A fan of William Boyd and Regis Toomey .👍Sept . 25 . 2024
Thanks for the upload !!
i am so thankful to youtube. all these old movies, i never thought i would see again. it is pure heaven. i mean, so many shows i missed, and seemed like everybody else got to see. well, he who laughs last laughs best someone always said, not me, but guess i'm sure having fun
This is a damn good movie, especially considering it was made in 1931. The dialogue is intriguing and Laura is absolutely sinister.
My favorite book about classic horror is written by William Everson(Classics of the Horror Film) and this is the first talkie he reviews.Great movie
Everson is THE expert on vintage genre cinema.However,he has his contemporaries disdain for the (then new) Hammer films,which are now classed as Classics.I think it's a generational thing- I grew up watching the Hammers,but have little patience for these new-fangled horrors of today!
This is a thriller with some darkly comical moments. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and thank you for posting it.
Mr. Valcour has her number and he knows exactly what she is about, and is planning to do, before she does it.
She wants to break down his defenses, and he is wise to her and knows it!
Great 'Lady Macbeth' old flic ... A delight!
"You love me because I am a woman and we will go away together"....(Officer). "Yes we will go together....but....to the police station". Her face😳.😂😂😂😂I have always love these old movies.
I agree. There's a lot of humor in those classics.
OMG...their tomb is nicer and bigger than my house.
😆😆 it’s bigger than the outside shows. That’s a mausoleum.
I like how two of the candles were conveniently lit when they entered the crypt.
I know
So,so campy& really Fun to watch!! Thank You4 Sharing ,smr818!!
This the the William Boyd who was arrested for drinking and drugs with whom movie-goers confused Bill Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy) for a while. Lilyan Tashman was a dish, by the way. Thanks for putting this on the Web.
Sigh, I love old movies and everything that goes with it, also the crackling sound. 🙂
Morning movie. Thanks.
2:31 when Robbie says “ cant you see he is frightened?” ... the subtitles say “ can’t you see he is pregnant” . What a different film that would have been, lol.
🤣
Brilliant, thank you !
Maid: Are you Married?
Officer Cassidy: Not that I know of.
Maid: Do you have any bad habits? Do you drink or smoke?
Officer Cassidy: I thought you said bad habits.
Police Sgt: Cassidy, did you ever have a hunch?
Officer Cassidy: I was going to get married once and something told me not to. It was the girls husband.
Wonderful old movie.
Thank you!
I really enjoyed this movie she was verry devious x
Like the way it ended. Good movie.
these movies are great!!
An elderly woman installs a horn in her crypt in case she’s buried alive! William Boyd (not the William Boyd who played hopalong Cassidy) and lilyan tashman were good in this movie-it was a thriller from start to finish! Yes-we will go together-but to the police station-good line! Great to watch! 😊😊😊😊😊😊
The ending & Miss Tashman's character are similar to The Maltese Falcon. one of the few leading roles for William"Stage"Boyd.