Behold My Wife (1934 pe-code)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ม.ค. 2015
- A man plans to seek revenge on his wealthy family, who were responsible for his fiance's suicide. He lands up at a saloon, where he is shot by an Indian. There he meets Tonita, a nurse. He proposes marriage to Tonita - a perfect revenge for his prejudice family. They marry and he takes her to New York, in full Indian dress hoping to embarrass the family.
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Sylvia Sidney stars in this vintage early talkie along with Gene Raymond. Her final role was in "Mars Attacks" playing grandma, who's love of the recording of "Indian Love Call", which she plays over and over again, causes the Martian's brains to explode.
not only she's so pretty, she also had talent, she was really really great actress. sometimes people forget that fact and it's worth reminding, worth repeating, that behind this beautiful face was a legendary actress. she had a lot of presence on screen. you simply can't take your eyes off her, she was like a magnet...and those cute pigtails, gee, what a babe!
Wasn't she a drop dead stunning actress, dammm!
Notable to me for the presence of Monroe Owsley and a very young Ann Sheridan.
Owsley was truly original. Almost always cast as a heel, but a smooth charming one. Died way too young. And was there anyone prettier than the early 20s Ann Sheridan ? So vigorous and healthy-looking and that beautiful smile.
An oft-forgotten fact about Sylvia Sidney, definitely one of Hollywood's most intellectual , was that she made a lot of public appeals for the plight of European Jews in the 30s, way before most people sensed that things were about to get very very bad for them. Sidney was not afraid to speak up. Fine actor and even finer humanitarian.
Thank you, for all the work you do ,into gathering up all these wonderful gems for all off us who are l so in love with old B&W Classic! ,!!
What a wild plot!!!! Gene Raymond was always a favorite, I met him a few times at golf tournaments in his later years. One of the few blond men of the old days. Sylvia was so Myrna Loy-esq.
She is unbelievably gorgeous, was he blind? Anyways she had it all! This movie had me LOL and in the verge of tears what an amazing watch!
Raquel
Her acting ability as an Indian during this time period was actually decent, but you would rarely see a native Indian woman this beautiful (due to the ridiculous application from gobs of make-up!) Hollywood was notorious for their constant application of makeup which I find ridiculous & unreal. Just look at the lipstick she wore constantly & consistently! I suppose it was necessary during this era, but eventually film makers finally got it in their heads that overly made up women in every film presentation did not give the audience the true prediction of reality during rugged circumstances!
you clearly have no concept of the idea that anyone but yourself could know what they are doing.....early film would leave you looking featureless....hence the makeup.....see keaton and chaplain films.
@@scottleft3672 Film was panchromatic by the late twenties. The makeup needed in the 'teens was no longer necessary. BTW: Screens were still 12' or at most 16' in the thirties, even in huge theaters like Radio City Music Hall. Projection lamps were not bright enough to project larger. So makeup still had to be a bit more dramatic than we are used to.
Love is stronger than revenge; and a good microphone is better than a confession--poor Diana...Lol
Really entertaining movie. 😍👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I love Eric Blore ~ the perfect butler! Among his MANY credited roles, he illuminated the "Lone Wolf" movies as the sticky fingered servant, 'Jameson'.
One of Ann's earliest roles. And one of sixteen films Ann appeared in during 1934.
Ann Sheridan Fan Club Ann Sheridan - an actress who should be in the pantheon of greats. No one was earthier and certainly in the group of select beauties.
daniel stanwyck Needless to say, I agree!
Of those 16 films that she made in 1934, this is the first one in which she received screen credit for her role.
...."one of America's oldest families"....Hilarious, My favorite ; ) Great, Thanks, Ivette
What a great opportunity to see some of the stable of fine character actors at Paramount in the early 1930s. H. B. Warner, Dean Jagger, Eric Blore, the wonderful Charles Middleton (AKA Emperor Ming the Merciless), and even an appearance by Eddie "Rochester" Anderson. Such a feast!
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Who? You?
Another Amateuro
Yet another one I really liked. Thank you.
And Sylvia Sims was so beautiful in this movie.
Surprisingly advanced for its time in its depiction of a fully developed Native American who effortlessly entrances NYC's 1% - not to mention such a sympathetic depiction of an interracial romance. Wow. Great find.
Especially considering this was only 70 years before the full-on genocide of the remaining Western tribes.
Steve Weinstein
With the ridiculous over-abundance of make up! This in itself is far from the reality of a native Indian!
some one who saw an understood the show as I did a head of it's time. seems good for the early times.
'So like her kind!' Oh, those Park Avenue iron maidens...
Gene Raymond was such a cutie when he was this young. And Ann Sheridan was just a baby. I'd never seen her with such dark hair. Looking at google images, some of her earliest publicity shots picture a dark, blown-out bob (a la Norma Shearer) while in another, it's ash blonde and brushed back smooth. With that facial structure, any style looks striking. Lovely!
As for the rest... I'm glad I didn't read the synopsis first; I'd have never gone for it. That was... er... something else.
What a dark, sad beginning. It's almost Shakespearean in its tragedy.
The best comment I've read out of them all.
How superior white folks are in this movie. One of the 1st of the land she was! What kinda woman did they expect to see, a pale face blonde!? I loved this movie!!!
Bravo!
Bravo!
Either this movie is waving or I am drunk. I ain't drunk. Making me dizzy. 🎥🎬
Quite a gripping tale spun by this multi=layered story!
I’ve never 👎 thought about an Indian man being called and Indian brave. Actually that’s a compliment. 👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌👌👋
LOVE IT, EVEN MORE THE 2ND, TIME AROUND!!!!!! WHAT A CAST. THANKS 10 MILL. UPLOADER!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Michael is so cute and good looking. 😅😅😅🥰🥰🥰
Excellent gem.
At one point in a career was said that she had the most perfect face to photograph she was beautiful. Many many years of smoking cigarettes really took that their toll on her
Great old movie she was so beautiful and talented.
What a lovely film ❤
Laura Hope Crewes was part of the army of actors recruited from Broadway in the wake of the talkies.
thank you great movie unusual twist, as with all of these older and better movies.
Why does the camera keep weaving around? Was the cameraman drunk?
Thanks for sharing! !
I remember Sylvia Sydney from Bogart's, "Dead End".
They stuck poor Dean Jagger in an Indian outfit but fast forward and watch him in the fine WW2 movie classic "Twelve-O'clock High" starring Gregory Peck. Excellent performance.
The opening 15 minutes of that film were magnificent with Jagger.
Overwrought??????????
The perspective of one who lives in the time of soulless, emotionless zombies.......... thinking all is normal.
There never was such a time.....people do terrible things ....often becase ....as they will freely admit....it is the lesser of 2 evils....from their perspective....and the second generation after.....can never know how it was.....unles they read a lot of dairies,minutes,testimony....as well as written accounts by historians....and even then.....our own granchildren.....will hold us up for ridicule if we neglect their education...and even then.....we say.....devil or deep blue sea.
The camera is shaking a bit;
The contents of these old movies really subtly showed the true cruel and wicked nature of the people back then ....
this film is awesome guys well worth watching. thankyou good old movies
+janice Baksh Love the stylish 30's. Not a tank top in sight. Not a tattoo, no baseball caps worn backwards by fat slobs walking around with a Big Gulp in rapper pants. Not one smelly excuse for a human being in sight. Amazing!
+Robby Bonter
exactly right
At the height of the Depression, people wanted escape from grim reality into a fantasy land where people's only problem was how to have the most fun with their wealth.
The first native American I ever saw wearing false eyelashes but God she was beautiful
What a nice movie! Thank you so much
That dress she wore to the party! I wonder if I can remake that
Excellent
Sylvia Sidney and gene Raymond appear in this tale about a man seeking revenge on his wealthy family for his fiancé’s suicide .he ends up in a saloon where he is shot by an Indian.there he meets tonita,a nurse.he proposes marriage to tonita-a perfect revenge for his prejudiced family! They marry and he takes her to New York in full Indian dress hoping to embarrass the family! (He did! ) I liked Sylvia Sidney in dead end and beetlejuice-gene Raymond was in that musical comedy with Fred alstaire and ginger rogers-such a good actor he was-the movie 🍿 was so good for this moment ! 😊😊😊😊😊😊❤
Thank you
Very nice.
I just love this awesome man actor but I don’t see him in MENY old films ! I must find out more about this handsome blonde, blue eyed (just thinking THAY are )
BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE!
Great movie keep showing 1😀🙎♂️💙🙎♀️
I'm the 600th Like! And I Liked it!
HB Warner was Chang in Lost Horizon and was Chemist in Its a wonderful Life.
Well that was interesting!
Wow!! That Was Sylvia Sydney?? Boy,she Was Beautiful!! Gene Raymond Was Such a handsome person! Wasn't Jeanette MacDonald&he married? This began as a "far-fetched" plot to me,however,as the movie progressed,I became more involved& interested in the story line.Thanks4 Showing this Very Good Film!!
Yes Jeanette MacDonald was married to him and his reported that he used to beat her
Sylvia Sidney was a great ctress from the beginning of her career to the end offer life! Beetlejuice, Mars Attacks wow. She always had such a presence and demanded you pay attention to her perforance by sheer acting! Eve tho this is horrible depition of Natives. But better than other movie were at the time. Whoever fimed it for TH-cam coulda stopped making me motion sick tho. Lmbo
She was the real face of the 1930s American woman . She was real.
Is just me but when the camera zooms in the picture wobbles from side to side as if it was filmed on a ship in a storm, maybe it was just the technology of the time.
When the sister talked to Anne Sheridan was she telling the truth?
Excellent ❤
The white men say that Indians drink 🍺 more and get drunker than white men and that’s not true. Even in western movies it makes the appear that way and we’ve all heard it said derogatory that he was driving all over the rode like a drunken Indian or something similar. And like that bartender who was not, no way going to serve going to the Indian.
This film has been "stabilized." That's why the picture wobbles when people move.
Seems like just the opposite -- the film has been "destabilized." I wish people would think twice before posting these.
The s word i was and his inappropriate, it is offensive, 8ndian woman are demure because of their culture tha cameraman deserved what he got?
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DIDN'T UNDERSTAND THE ENDING. COULD SOMEONE EXPLAIN.
john alt...in the ending scene, the police are listening in on everything the husband n' wife are saying as one of the policeman states, "ain't this some invention though, it can pick up the slightest sound." So a happy ending for Michael and Tonita; Not so for the sister Diane.
This movie is not "Pre-Code", it was released about six months after the Code went into effect.
You're right. Its Code number is 372. catalog.afi.com/Catalog/moviedetails/907 and members.chello.nl/~a.degreef/Filmnummers.html
They're right bout the old west when it came to a shooting of a Caucasian male and American Indian was involved.
Movie is blurry and cropped all 4 sides!
AND STOP THE TWISTING OF THE IMAGE AT CERTAIN SCENES FOR CHRISTS SAKE!
Stop posting or just go away. I think that would be better.
This stinks! Your watching a movie and it just stops!!
Oh, brother! Fascinating relic, in its way. Heavy handed and absurd and overdone and overwrought and very telling of its time - and these times. The prejudices that abound now and then and the insanities of such prejudice.. The fat man whose heart she threatens to cut out is a piece of acting so overplayed it stops short even a hint of reality that might exist. Happy ending, out of the blue.
+daniel stanwyck- Get over yourself, chum.
+MrUhwoody Oh,brother, listen to you! You ain't no chum of mine, chum.
+daniel stanwyck That's tellin' 'em : ) Go right on enjoying yourself, my friend. MrUhwoody is a sad piece of work, imo. I like reading your comments. And you have the same last name as my favorite old Hollywood actress, too.
+flyinspirals Thanks. She's mine, too. Every now and then I tune into this movie because I like the title, forgetting I saw it before and just came upon your comment to my comment. flyinspirals: nice name. Perhaps I'll run into you again.
Yes Stanwyck, I am just agreeing on the actor name! Yes the lines were quite offensive since I am Native but I loved her she was drop dead stunning, and the actor was handsome too!