Thursday Night Movie - Beyond This Place (1959)
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1959 British film based on the novel, of the same name, by A. J. Cronin. It was directed by Jack Cardiff and stars Van Johnson and Vera Miles.
The film tells the story of Paul Mathry, a man who left Britain for the United States as a child evacuee, and who returns to Liverpooltwenty years later. Believing his father, Patrick, had died a war hero, he is shocked to discover he is alive and serving a life sentence in prison for murder. Paul embarks upon his own investigation and finds the true culprit, clearing his father's name.
Thanks to the TH-cam Uploader who posted this previously. It has been removed, and not reuploaded, so that's why I'm sharing it now.
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Look how graced we are to watch these classics, whenever we want due to modern technology TH-cam.
Never dreamt such a thing wld happen. We can pause, and start again, fast-forward or rewind as many times needed etc .....
There was so much more 'true' suspense in these older movies than current movies...and the characters had genuine class...Thanks for taking the time to share with us !!!!
Glory to God been redeemed too.
And they could actually make an entire movie with a sex scene lol
I ran into Van Johnson years ago at my doctor's appointment I had with pulmonary physician in midtown Manhattan. Van Johnson was so surprised that I, an African American woman decades younger recognized him [ he was in his 80s by then ] I am a fan of old movies; We hugged and chatted, he was so friendly, he gave me a kiss on the cheek as we said goodbye. I remember thinking, when you age, it means so much that you are treated with love and respect. He was tall and had a cute face full of freckles, wearing an ascot and a houndstooth jacket, handsome in his later years.
He had an extensive screen career and I read recently when he was much older than in this film that he was in some episodes of 'Murder, She Wrote' with Angela Lansbury. She was credited with a role in a Van Johnson film of 1953 'Remains To Be Seen' another great older film.
That's so interesting! Thanks for sharing💖‼
Cool story! 💕
Great story. I am as well, and I have watched these movies for decades. It is hard at times, but for those who keep the past in the past, we get to enjoy some great acting! He was one of my favorites, I envy you. Thank you for sharing
That is a sweet encounter. I agree that as celebrities age they feel "forgotten"..
Loved seeing the toy yacht. Its a Penguin brand from the 50s. I have an exactly similar one. Seeing it inspired me to take mine down to the local park park after it's being on the shelf for 65 years.
Ah, wonderful!
It's nice to have this stability in your life.
Just checking up on you.. did you take it to the park? Or it's time for one more round already! ❤️
Good show ... did you enjoy it ???
Watching this in my city of Liverpool & as yet I haven't heard one scouse accent, as it was supposed to be war time Liverpool, you would think the cast could have used their acting skills & even attempted a scouse accent.
Great movie, two thumbs up, way up.
15 minutes into movie and it's definitely worth watching. Am puzzled by your having to remove but am very glad of your persistence and reposting. TY
Well worth watching. Thanks 😊
Excellent well acted film with believable characters. Thank you for uploading 😀
What a cracking little film. Never seen it before and it held me throughout and what an ending!
Great film that I'd never seen before. Thanks!
Brilliant. Another Great film from the Wonderful British era of 1950s Classic Movies. Cannot beat a film with Bernard Lee and the Brilliant Leo McKern. Loved it. Thanks for the upload.
One of the most beautiful of A.J.Cronin's novels.
I read it in its French translation ''L' Epee De La Justice - The Sword Of Justice''
But never got to see the movie.
Thank you for the upload.
I hope netflix won't ever remake it.
the good working to defeat evil, overcome wicked adversity, and find a bit of hope and love. excellent movie.
Nothing beats this casting plus the expert direction by Cardiff & memorable score by Matthissen. I''ve mentally added ithis to my list of classics along with Fritz Lang's "Fury", Carol Reed"s "Fallen Idol" & anything by Powell ! RMH/Ohio USA
Thanks for the movie. I was born and raised in Liverpool--brought back memories!
Fascinating b/w scenes of 1959 city life--Cardiff's cinematography is unmistakable (although he's the director). Thanks for the upload!
Very enjoyable, thank you for uploading CBW3 great film and great cast 👍
Van Johnson was such a fine actor who made it look so easy. I always love his movies.
The Brits do this far better than we do..just the b/w..the quiet unfolding of events...one thing, buiding on another....really engages you from the first moments.
The Brits do it right. I grew up on these British films (I'm American) and they rarely disappoint.
This is funny....I am NOT watching it because it is British. LOL!
Thank You
I am VERY glad that you able to be back & providing us with these great movies.
THANK YOU!!!!!!!
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A great little film . 9 out of 10 .
What a wonderful movie. It's a real treat to be able to see these gems.
This is a good movie. Nice fast pace, right to the end.
Wonderful story. Van Johnson and Vera Miles were perfect
Excellent
I just saw this movie for the first time. What a really fine story. Thank you so much for sharing this. You never know when you are going to discover some hidden gem, do you?
What an old gem, thanks.
Wow this is so much more of a performance than I remember from Van Johnson a real jem Thanks bunches
It is remade in Hindi and Bengali which proves the immense popularity of the story. Thanks for the upload. Very well acted and we'll directed film.
Really... what's the hundi remake called.. please
Oh my , i was looking for this movie for the longest time .i read the book 34 years ago .
So good!!
It is said that a good actor makes a good movie. Van Johnson delivered a good movie
Great film thank you.
Great movie love watching the old movies simply the best 👌
So redemptive were A.J. Cronin stories.......this was wonderful...thank you ....more of Cronin's work would be great! I noticed that the actor playing Bob the journo was The Scarlet Pimpernel's right hand man Lord Hastings! Thank you for a lovely night's entertainment...
"And you shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free." 😇
A real delight to discover this film. The story goes along at a great pace and carries you along. Exactly what you want from a film!
Trivia: I was amazed to see that distinctive oval spiral staircase at 1.16.19. Only the other night I had seen it also turn up in the 1952 film "Miss Robin Hood" starring Margaret Rutherford! (1.02.11) The entrance foyers do not appear to match in both films, perhaps thanks to cutting, but the staircase is exactly the same. I wonder where it was, and if it featured in other films?
I must say, young as she was, Vera Miles was excellent, and held her own in this powerful film...
A little film trivia for you: 18:00 . . . The prison warden is played by Geoffrey Keen, and prisoner Mr. Mathry played by Bernard Lee. In James Bond Moonraker, these two worked together again when Lee played M and Keen played Frederick Gray, Minister of Defense.
Thank You For posting 🙏😊
Pretty good little movie. Thanks for posting.
Thank you so so much for posting great movie!
you could never take a stranger home today and offer him a room in your apartment
I have never been much of a fan of Van Johnson BUT this is a COMMANDING performance from him and shale cause me to revist his Acting Carrier ...
Bernard lee,always liked his films.great actor
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He was the only one with a memorable part! Like how he was when he was released from prison, compared to before he went in. Shalom to us in Christ Yeshua.
Good film, very good performances particularly that of Bernard Lee. It was directed by the great cinematographer Jack Cardiff, who for some reason doesn't even mention it in his autobiography Magic Hour.
Another good British film good film
Appreciate it thanksalot
Van Johnson (1916 - 2008) was the embodiment of the wholesome boy next door American stereotype which made him a hugely popular in the 1940s and 1950s especially in war movies such as Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo - it was ironic that injuries from a car accident exempted him for actual war service. After a stage career he appeared in his first film (uncredited) in 1940, Too Many Girls and his last, Three Days to a Kill, was in 1992. By 1945 he was tied with Bing Crosby as the most popular Hollywood star and his big breakthrough came in Two Girls And A Sailor (1944). He was never out of work and he once joked that he did so many war movies one after the other that sometimes he forgot what branch of the military he was supposed to be in. A memorable role came with The Caine Mutiny (1954) and he refused to cover up his facial scars (from that road accident) for the role saying that it made his character more believable. It is often forgotten that he also appeared in many musicals such as The Pied Piper of Hamelin (1957) which was a spectacular success. He so-starred with Judy Garland in In The Good Old Summertime (1949) which was the first screen appearance of Garland's daughter, Liza Minelli. Ironically, for the imagined "all American boy", Van Johnson was gay at a time when it had to be covered up and in 1947 he married actress Eve Abbott (1914 - 2004). A statement by her issued after her death said, "They needed their big star to be married to quell rumours about his sexuality and unfortunately I was it." At the time of his death he was one of the last matinee idols of Hollywood's "Golden Era".
Thank you for all that information.
As you can guess, I am a big fan of his! Best wishes.
This was made in Bengali ..name of the movie "Sobar Upore"..starring Uttam Kumar and Suchitra Sen way back in 1952, 7 years before this classic...it was the first film adaptation of A.J. Corrin's novel..
@Mister Google It was adapted to fit Bengali middle class settings in the city of Kolkata in the mid 50s...
Sorry the year is 1955...not 1952..
Great film and great music by Gamley....
Nice movie.
Great film with an engaging plot. Thank you for uploading.
Very good movie.
nice film...worth watching
Love the Van! This is practically Dickensian.
Everything about this film was great. I am just wandering why are there no more journalists like this?
"She worked hard to give me a high school education". Times have changed.
and not for the better
@@SustainableEnslavementAgenda Many things are for the better. I worked hard to get a college education. I now have a much greater earning potential than if I had only a high school education.
Since 1959:
1. *Mental health studies have shown that being positive makes one happier*
2. Cars are engineered more safely. They absorb a greater force of impact and safety glass is now required for all car windshields.
3. Kevlar was invented and has saved 1000s of lives.
4. There are a greater variety of jobs for women beyond maid, waitress, secretary or nurse. (all honorable occupations).
5. The answering machine was invented. Do you have any idea how difficult it was to reach people back in the day?
6. The Institutional Review Board was established to prevent unethical research on humans.
7. Car seats for infants and children are not only required, but constructed better than in the 1980s.
8. Effective mammograms.
9. House insulation has improved.
10. X-ray fluoroscope machines have been outlawed.
Australian actor Leo McKern was just right for the role as the newspaper editor. Later went on to an enormously successful series "Rumpole of the Bailey" in which he played the lead as a London barrister. 7 Series and 44 episodes.
And Number 2 in The Prisoner.
Great film.
A good older film😊
Great to see much loved Scottish actor Jamieson Clark as the discredited policeman Swan.
Terrific film. Jack Cardiff was a great director and, even in this low-budget B movie, his skill shows.
Watching a lot of Van Johnson films at the moment - I find his on screen acting skills versatile.
He was good in "The Caine Mutiny".
I find Him irresitable!!!💜💜
clarion editor 20 years later was rumpole of the bailey
Leo McKern also plays a newspaperman in THE DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE (1961), which launched the career of Edward Judd.
A J Cronin, one of my fave authors, read all his books in the 80's....great adaptation...
Lovely older Liverpool in 50s....great Britain 😆😆😆
This movie brings to my memory strongly "the count of Monte Cristo" plot ...it's a dissembled copy.
Seemed to be copied from Monte Cristo...but after his dad get freedom all is different ...very good movie...the end , that paper sheep in dad's hand made me cry
Enjoyed this film set in Liverpool but there was no one with a Liverpool accent. How odd.
Itg would need subtitles.
@@feurigerStern I know we have fast knackers in Liverpool andveven liverpudlians can't understand sometimes we say yes or no we hope are right in context, bur Bernard Lee did a reasonable facsimile. It was good to see Liverpool dtgeordes Hall, library in William Brown Street etc ( talkers no knackers)
23 Paces to Baker Street is one of my favorite movies with the two stars. It is in color and, oddly enough, made three years earlier than this one. Vera Miles has a great role in "23" and is quite alluring.
There are various reasons for making a B&W film in an era of colour. Budget is one; artistry is another. Noir is better in light and shadow; and film makers are still doing it today. If you ask me, 23 Paces would be better in monochrome.
@@jasoncollins1702 I suppose you're right. Warren July 14, 2022.
Bernard Lee!! Oh my gosh sooo Attractive too...dang!! M" in Bond movies....sooo cool
50:05 I remember reading that Van Johnson had a car crash before WW2 (for us Americans) & ended up with a plate in his head, as a result he was not allowed in the military during WW2, I was reminded of that at the fight scene at 50:05.
In the movie Caine Mutiny he had a scar on his head, I always wondered if if it was real or just makeup for the movie. It must have been from his head plate.
You can sure tell this is an American production as none of the English are holding the fork correctly.
Pretty tight movie all the way around.
All's well , End's well ,
good movie,
gave just a little glimpse of the so called justice system,
A child that age should be capable of bathing himself
my grandparents raised my dad in Liverpool, Ohio
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Bernard Lee was the best M period
Cue the Corgies.....
0:50 for a moment I thought it's Kenneth More !
+ Leo McKern - Later = Rumpole of the Bailey.
Leo also played Clang in The Beatles movie Help! and Thomas Cromwell in Academy Award Best Picture A Man For All Seasons ...what an Actor !
I thought Leo was brilliant in the 1987 Australian film-- "Travelling North." If you haven't seen it I highly recommend.
Van Johnson was way too old to play the part, but he was very good anyway.
THE BEATLES PUT LIVERPOOL ON THE MAP AND GAVE IT FAME.
Isn't that kid old enough to bathe himself??
Maybe so - but some kids forget to wash behind their ears. And it was in another time and space to where we are today - I found with my children that they let you know when they are ready to move from infancy to being an older young child when it came to matters of privacy if that is what you are referring too?
Yeah, when I was that age I would never have let my mother even come into the room when I was taking a bath
your forgetting the era 1940s when families were close and mothers were proud of their kids, they were lucky to have a real bath, when i was that age we bathed in tin bath in front of the coal fire in the 1960s
Overly pampering let the kid learn but inspect his ankles and why behind the ears? they never get dirty. I used ti spalsh the sponge around and wet my hair and make sure ankles and obvious dirt on face was clean and lots of soap to make me smell nice was enough to get thru mums inspection. This scene is uneccesary, not soapy, but soppy.
Bad enough being evacuated but then being forced to be an American doesnt bare thnking about - That poor poor boy
This was filmed in Walton studios
You have to think of Johnson as s young man.hmm
Why does the adult Paul Mathry speak with an American accent?
Just because he spent some time in the States doesn't mean he forgot his native accent. He was already well grown when his father disappeared.
Probably Van Johnson couldn't, or wouldn't, speak in a British accent.
Mmm a nice slice of bread and blood
Wow! I’m surprised the scene where “Dad” had obviously rented a guy in drag made it past the censors!!!! Especially while Dad was lying face-down on the bed crying “NO!” I felt so bad for him. Good film. TYSM!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💕🙏🙋♀️
Bernard Lee.........
1959's Liverpool swamped by home-county types and cockneys, not a scouse accent in sight. No wonder The Beatles fled to Hamburg!
Location was the key element here, not elocution.
I’ve read most of AJ Cronin’s books - Hatter’s Castle was so harrowing I could only read it once ....btw that boy was old enough to bath himself .....
Whats the oerson name who killed the girl?
Web of Evidence aka Beyond This Place, released 28 April 1959 (London, UK), 7 June 1959 (UK), 18 October 1959 USA. Van Johnson as Paul Mathry; Vera Miles as Lena Anderson; Emlyn Williams as Enoch Oswald; Bernard Lee as Patrick Mathry; Jean Kent as Louise Burt; Moultrie Kelsall as Chief Inspector Dale; Leo McKern as McEvoy; Ralph Truman as Sir Matthew Sprott; Geoffrey Keen, Prison Governor; Jameson Clark as Swann; Rosalie Crutchley as Ella Mathry; Oliver Johnston as Prusty; Joyce Heron as Lady Catherine Sprott; Anthony Newlands as Robert Dunn; Vincent Winter as Paul Mathry, Aged 6; Henry Oscar as Alderman Sharpe; John Glyn-Jones, Magistrate; Hope Jackman as Mrs. Hanley; Eira Heath as Mona Spurling; Thomas Baptiste as Haydock; Michael Collins as Detective Sergeant Trevor; Lynda King as Miss Williams; Danny Green as Roach; Emma Young, Street Walker; Frank Atkinson, Night Doorman; Peter Brace, Pub Customer; Edwin Brown, Desk Sergeant; John Carson as Jack Hancock; John Dunbar, Police Sergeant in Courthouse; George Hilsdon, Policeman in Court; Bari Jonson, Pub Customer; Gerry Judge, Clarion Reporter; Ian MacNaughton, Policeman in Courtroom; Andreas Malandrinos, Prusty's Customer; Colin McKenzie, Policeman; Jim O'Brady, Pub Customer; Michael Peake, Bartender.
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