THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL (1934) - Full Movie - Captioned
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- An English nobleman, the Scarlet Pimpernel, assumes a dual identity to outwit the French Republicans and aid innocent aristocrats during the French Revolution. Based on a novel by Baroness Orczy. Originally released as a theatrical production. (B/W) Public domain film.
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Leslie Howard was a class act who left far too early.
Leslie would have made a brilliant Oscar Wilde, had his career not
been so tragically halted.
His portrayal of Baroness Orczy's foppish hero still remains unrivalled
after eight decades.Those one liners still sound great today.
A reminder of a time, when films relied on a decent script and
excellent actors. Many of the films from the 1930s seem far superior
than the remakes twenty years later.
Leslie Howard's real-life exploits are well worth looking into. He was a bit of Pimpernel in his own right.
the scarlet pimpernel was actually the 1st "super hero" in literature. as far as movies go. i do like this with leslie howard, but, sink me, if anthony andrews didn't bring the character to fopish life.
This other Eden, demi-paradise,
This fortress built by Nature for herself
Against infection and the hand of war,
This happy breed of men, this little world,
This precious stone set in the silver sea...
This blessed plot, this earth, this realm, this England.
Howard reads these famous lines from Richard II so lyrically.
Mr Howard is the best , I have the the pair of the Pimpernel movies and the first with ms. Oberon is absolutely stunning .
The subtitles here are a pain (the guillotine goes "thud"), but this remains the most durable version of this particular swashbuckler--and Leslie Howard is romantically perfect as Sir Percy, probably because he was so unlikely as a heroic master of disguise. Raymond Massey has a ferocious snarl, Nigel Bruce (as the Prince of Wales, no less) bumbles superbly and Merle Oberon shows off her unearthly beauty. Who could want more? Thanks for this classic!
Merle was so exceptional.
Wow they chose a good actor for chauevelin he does look like an evil fox
Some really fine acting, by some good actors. Sometimes, a story is just a story. This was made back in the day when films were entertainment. Leslie Howard died during World War II.
i just to say
😍 I am deeply in love of Leslie Howard in this Movie he was one of best British actors of the past 20 century
Good novel. Good movie. Love it!
History lesson.
Raymond Massey
I'm sure most have head of Massey Ferguson and Massey Harris farm equipment, that's his family. His Father was also the first Canadian born Governor General of Canada! Now everyone is a bit wittier!
loved watching this film thanks for upload
so the deaf can enjoy it as well
Leslie Howard,Anthony Andrews,Douglas Sills. I don't know who is the better Pimpernel.
Just incredible!
you guys this movie is so romantic lets not spoil it. history is ugly but it is in the past
Although the movie is good, it bears only the slightest resemblance to the novel.
Merle Oberon is freakin georgeous!!!!
The best book ever!
I love this version! Thanks
I remember seeing this with my Grandmother on a Sunday afternoon when TV showed these great films, Not like the trash they produce today
lol history is fun but what is going on now does not even deserve to be put into history books.
49:00 I swear that ball entrance is the same as my fair lady
Chauvin is described by the novelist as a shortish, thin, and little man and Sir Percy as abnormally tall, standing a head above the tallest on either side of the Channel. Both the features are misrepresented in the otherwise well taken movie. why are these movie makers commit such patent errors? The movie also has altered a lot from the original and has failed to sustain the suspense and drama, a very sorry fact. But, better something than nought. Svbrao
nice novel it was in my 9th std and it is explained by english miss called Mrs.s.padmini called as miss sp
I come here because of my english essay 😂😂
same here
Your point about universal suffrage is good, but few things were "inadvertent" with the British. I suspect that planting the seeds of discord was profitable to them.
Anyway, it is very hard to condone or condemn. History is not a video game and we can't reload at a former point to try different paths in hope of a better outcome. :-)
Perché non fate una traduzione in italiano?????? Beati gli inglesi!!!
But where is Daffy Duck?
Your sentiment is understandable, considering Britain’s conquest of your nation (yes I looked up your channel)
A little research tells me that under the Brits, Sri Lanka achieved universal suffrage. Women in Sri Lanka had the vote before they had it in the U.K. It also tells me that the Brits might’ve inadvertently planted the seeds of discord between the Sinhalese & the Tamils.
Life for your citizens has been hard since independence. Blame for that must be shared by many, not just the Brits
original
Del Boy was quite the plonker when it came to French. Heh. I think in one episode he actually even threw in a little German, if I'm not mistaken.
Mange tout! Mange Tout!
@TheGothprincess2 And there's even David Niven!
No we know where Del Boy Trotter got his command of French from.
Why would even a fool, load an English film for English speaking people, with
English subtitles is beyond understanding? CLOMP, CLOMP, CLOMP!