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Chicago reporter P.J. McNeal delves back into an unsolved murder case from a decade ago.
Starring: James Stewart, Richard Conte, Lee J. Cobb.
Directed By: Henry Hathaway.
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They don't make them like they used to.
As an old Chicago resident who lived here all my life, it was a real kick to see the old Polish church, the old cars, and the way people dressed. That is the old Polish neighborhood with raised streets I remember as a kid. The old cameras, phones, and photo transmitting over the phone was a blast from the past as was the photo darkroom scenes. A solid story line with no modern special effects was refreshing. Great film.
Jimmy Stewart is a believable character in any role he plays. That is very rare. We have so few actors that have that ability today.
You got that right !
There's something compelling about the little rants he does. He comes in quite cynical and disinterested in a conventional way. Then, later, undergoes a transformation and passionately roasts the villains.
He did a poor job on this one...character sucks!
Until later that is.
Well, DiCaprio, Denzel, Robbin Williams, Gary Oldman and a few others come to my mind…
He was Jimmy Stewart in every role he played, just as John Wayne was in every role he played.
Shot in a semi-documentary style, Call Northside 777 is an engaging newspaper noir. Jimmy Stewart plays a newspaper reporter who tries to prove the innocence of a prisoner, (Richard Conte) but quickly learns justice and the law aren’t always the same thing.
Fantastic film!
If Jimmy Stewart’s in it, it’s going to be worth watching and giving a thumbs up 👍
100% agree. Never seen him give a bad performance.
Jimmy Stewart is one of the MOST TALENTED actors ever to dawn the screen!❤
You are right
Guy who invented polygraph Leonarde Keeler is playing himself in the movie
i was wondering about that...didn't know the man was the inventor, but thought it was an actual lie detector person. Thank you for the info.
Hi, thanks for that information 😊
*We don't have journalist today. We have political activists posing as journalist.*
What is your evidence? Where do you get your facts? Do you go to all the planning commission meetings and city budget sessions?
Also, the plural of journalist is "journalists."
@@lisareed5669He’s right. You’re too woke.
When you hear every msm news anchor parrot EXACTLY the same spiel , you know they dont do any investigation but only opinion pieces . The msm is nought and paid for @@lisareed5669
That's because the jounalists have been LOCKED UP!
They are NOT activists. They parrot whatever "unnamed intelligence sources" tell them.
I am pleasantly surprised with this movie. If you like law movies, mystery's this is one to watch. Jimmy Stewart is a wonderful actor and plays a perfect part.
Agreed.
Mysteries.
HE GOT AQN OSCAR WITH OTTO PREMINGER'S ANATOMY OF A MURDER !
Great movie! Thank you. We need a newspaper guy like that for these days and times. 😮
Great cast. Jimmy Stewart, Richard Conte. Lee Cobb. A fabulous movie that I never heard of. THANK YOU FOR POSTING KIND SIR!
This is a very touching true story! All. of the actors are authentic in their roles.👏
Great movie with a great cast: James Stewart,Richard Conte,Lee J. Cobb,E.G. Marshall,Moroni Olsen,John Mc Intire.
Jimmy Stewart is a feel good actor not many around today.
I first saw this movie when it first came out with my Polish mother.
I never forgot it and how happy it made her feel. Thank you for bringing back a special memory to me.
I love this B/W classic. I saw before but didn't remember all the details. JS is one of my faves. He didn't make any bad movies. This was a fabulous role to play. Fabulous story with happy ending.
An amazing movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 James Stewart is one of the best actors 👌 👍 in his time it's worth watching it nomatter how long it takes it shows that justice should & must be prevailed everytime then & now thanks for the uploading !! More to come hopefully
Jimmy Stewart, my favorite actor and best ever cowboy.
What a treat!
Thanks for this excellent upload
Spoiler alert ! Why the need for the date in smaller print when the headline and cover photos could match up with an old paper from the date ? Great movie I watched numerous times .
I thought the same thing lol
James Stewart was a great actor!
I love when stewart groans. He is like saying yes, no, and whatever at the same time.
Wonderful film noir thriller. Cleverly woven narrative. James Stewart was brilliant, carrying the role with great aplomb. Great cast and setting. Throughly enjoyable. Nov 2023
Agreed.
JAMES STEWART....THE ONLY ACTOR I EVER CRIED OVER WHEN HE DIED! RIP!
too bad this same integrity is vacuous in todays journalism.
Very little in the way of journalistic integrity on offer here (though I'm at a loss at what 'vacuous integrity' would look like). The first half is just craven sensationalism to sell newspapers, and then as the story turns, completely inappropriate (though we're led to suspect it's true) libel.
I agree.
That Lee J Cobb has a heckuva lotta presence ain't he?
This was an excellent movie from director Henry Hathaway! I rank it right up there with 'Anatomy of a Murder'!
Thanks DDF: Movie Collection
Sure wish that todays newspapers were as investigative as they portray them back in the 50S
The best newspapers still compete for Pulitzers.
1948. Two years after IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE
The year I was born!
$5000.00 doesn't sound like much money but in 1943 that's the equivalent of *$89,000.00* today in 2023.
In 1943, it could buy a house. That makes it worth over $200,000 today.
What happened to the other innocent guy?
Yes, based on a true story. Mom really did put an ad in the paper. The first Hollywood production to be shot on location in Chicago, with stops at Chicago landmarks like the Wrigley Building, the Merchandise Mart and Holy Trinity Church. Chicago has a huge Polish community to this day.
Great movie. James Stewart is the best.
The events of this movie actually take place in 1943 11 years After the crime in 1932. This movie is only made 5 years after the real event. I wonder how the Real Jim Mc Neal thought of this picture.
Great movie definitely helped along by the wonderful Jimmy Stewart.
Like an extended Crimewatch reconstruction, starring James Stewart. How good does that sound? Well it's very good.
What a great movie!!!
Too bad the credits were cut off, beginning and end.
Rear Window is my favourite movie, so I thought I’d check this one out. Great acting, great story, such a great movie. I didn’t pay attention to what a great actor Jimmy Stewart is until now even though I’ve seen him in a number of flics. He’s lively, straightforward and believable.
Have you read his biography?
I said to myself, just before reading it, 'this guy won't let me down'.
I was right for once.
James Stewart was the real deal, in life, as on the screen.
Very few pass that test.
Lost track of how many times I've seen this--just a great movie! TY
No year in Chicago's history was more violent than prohibition. 2024 hold my beer
Well done great job and not boring at all. Watching from invercargill bottom of new zealand
An engaging film right from the start. Thank you.
This film deserves far more attention - very underrated. Great direction by Henry Hathaway. A riveting story. thanks for making it available! Richard Conte was excellent here. Jimmy Stewart was … Jimmy Stewart. Helen Walker was wonderful - What a tragic figure. Stopped to pick up 3 GIs on her way home from holiday and had a terrible accident - her career never recovered.
Great flick with Jimmy Stewart. Q: Why could they not have matched the images printed on the front page of the newspaper the paper boy was holding to the actual paper printed on that day (in addition to the date)? That would have been a more compelling match....
What movie with Stewart isn't good?
I’m sure he won’t be uncomfortable taking the polygraph when three men are staring in the window at him.
Persistence, perseverance, patience diplomacy gentlmaniness, and a wrongly convicted husband and father, amazing movie.
My dad grew up on the SW side of Chicago in a Polish-German neighborhood. I know some of the places in the movie, great old neighborhoods.
The first 30 seconds of this film are missing, along with 1 minute and 11 seconds of opening credits. Therefore, this uploader chopped off 1 minute and 41 seconds of the beginning of this picture. To see the picture in its entirety, search the title "Call Northside 777," and scroll a bit down until you find, "Call Northside 777," uploaded by someone else. BTW, after the opening credits, the screen displays, "This is a true story."
I always enjoy watching Richard Conte, but I admit that every time I see him, I hear the voice of Don Barzini: "After all we're not communists."
😂yep.
what a great film
wow. didnt expect the story so interesting. Good Movie!
Joseph Majczek was freed in 1944 but his friend Theodore Marcinkiewicz languished in prison another 4 or 5 years . Goes to show how a depraved establishment will crush expendable citizens who cannot afford competent lawyers . Can't blame this great movie for not wanting to end on a sour note and because of these events Theodore Marcinkiewicz did not die in prison ; still the system doubled down on Theodore Marcinkiewicz for another 5 years when it should have been clear he was also framed. With people like that in power it's no wonder genocides are becoming popular again.
I have seen this movie three times beginning when I was just a boy about 60 years ago. I remember how this movie touched me because it championed righteousness. The truth always prevails but evil tries to hide the truth under a basket of darkness. I spent my life campaigning for the truth, exposing wickedness in high places, often at great personal cost. Now I am 70. Perhaps I won't be around much longer. But I like to think that my LORD GOD has watched my efforts to uphold and represent the truth in all things. I hope that when I stand before HIM that HE is proud of me. My good works would be in vain without the shed blood of JESUS CHRIST that makes me noble in spite of my sin and imperfections.
My invisible man in the sky said that your invisible man in the sky is nowhere near as good as my invisible man in the sky.
Have never seen this…. Great movie.
Excellent casting lee.j. Cobb and Richard conte. And the superb James Stewart.
Eg marshall too.
Good movie. I'm surprised I never heard of it before.
But I was anticipating a Perry Mason moment where not only was he able to prove his client not guilty, but actually identify the guilty party ! (like the eye witness covering for someone she knew...)
They don't know. That is the problem with true stories and probably why the cops pressured W.S. to identify two men that had minor criminal records and they knew were innocent. My guess was that Wanda switched illegal alcohol suppliers because she was running a speakeasy at night with her store. The old supplier wasn't too happy and sent a couple of men over to rough her up and they were surprised by the cop being there.
excellent story. wild to look at Illinois State Prison and compare it to prisons here today. We've gone backwards.
Privatized (for profit) prisons are the problem.
Thank you so much, for sharing 💙💙💙
Thank you for a fine movie showing Hollywood at its best. This movie has a soul.
James Stewart> One of the greatest actors ever. Great movie.
Excellent Movie A Classic There will never be Movie s and Actors like that Again Ever
This movie was made in 1948. It's based on a true story.
$65,544.02 that is what 5,000 dollars is worth now ...
Actually, $5000 could buy a house in 1943. That would make it worth more than $250,000 today.
Call Northside 777. I have watched this movie several times, absolute classic, well directed good story line. Jimmy Stewart pulls this off marvellous. On reflection it leaves me with the thought of something good can come from something bad......5 stars and more
What a mother! ❤
Oh yea. James. In action
Richard Conte. Barzini in THE GODFATHER 1972
Wow thanks!
It was Barzini all along....😊
A gem
pretty classy little film
They don't make movies like this anymore, dam shame.
Now everything's blowing up in movies! And the scripting is horrific.
Surprised (even though this a movie) that ANYONE gets a break in this rotten State Of Illinois.
Since the reward money wasn't claimed, maybe they could have used it to get the second guy out of jail
Thank you for this movie. Excellent.
23:07 23:09 23:10 23:13 23:15 Interesting that After "It's a Wonderful Life" in 1946 didn't do well at the box office or the Oscars because of the
after WW2 the movement to
Film Noir and Westerns by the public I even made Jimmy Stewart go to that
genre himself leaving behind for good the Light hearted inspiring movies. The country had just got through a War and a Depression and they wanted action and adventure.
This I believe was Stewart's next movie after "it's a Wonderful Life."
Here's a classic that makes a wonderful night at home. Thanks.
Such a clear illustration of how the establishment is so dedicated to protecting its own reputation and thus authority no matter how obvious it is that a grievous error has been made. Nothing much has changed since 1948. What a truly great film.
Is there a reason, besides greed, why prisons are not like this today? There was a discipline, there was respect across the board. Rules were enforced and kept. I just don't understand why wardens today, can't live up to this expectation.
A lot Prisons are private now and for profit, that is an underlining issue
It’s greed. Biden is trying to stop this system of private prisons, but he can only phase out the contracts of private federal prisons, not state prisons. Contact your congress people. Some of those corporations aren’t American owned.
Look up “kids for cash”. It’s revolting.
I liked this one very much!
This is a fantastic movie and even better with Jimmy Stewart. It is one of the great ones.
What happened to the other guy in jail?
In real life, he was released after 17 years of wrongful imprisonment, and was paid $35,000 by the state.
“Frank” got $24,000 for his 11 years, which he gave to his mother. He remarried his wife.
another great movie thanks
In the light of what’s come about with the UK Post Office scandal this film truly resonated with those wrecked lives here and how a miscarriage of justice was brought screaming and kicking into the light for all to see!
Going to watch this movie to see why Wanda lied
Great movie
What a great movie of love and compassion! The truth set an innocent man free from prison! Thanks for the perseverance of a man of great heart!!! I love this classic movie!!! ❤
Helen Walker a beautiful woman.her life story is a tragedy
It is a great movie
Excellent Movie ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🖤🩶
Amazing technology even back then.
Priceless and authentic scenes of the big 'Back of the Yards' Polish slum.
Much was shot in the north side polish neighborhood. The scene where the two priests are blessing the film crew, was shot in front of Holy Trinity church. Division and Noble streets. My H S Holy Trinity was right behind the church. There were three Catholic High Schools at that corner at that time: Holy Trinity, Gordon Tech, Holy Family. All let out at the same time and the CTA had several empty buses waiting at the curbs.
nitpicking here, but no way one would get that date resolution from an enlarged copy from a newspaper! not a bad movie tho.
He got a copy of the original print from the other newspaper's office. But at any rate, even if most negatives of press photographers' cameras in that era were larger than the 35mm ones we had yet even those would not be able to give that kind of resolution needed to "resolve" letters as small as the date. In fact, the first magnified images of the date were already very blurred, but they magically became sharper in the final enlargement. @nevets4ever4 is right. It would have been simpler to get a lock on the date by matching the photos on the front page of the newspaper. In fact, you could already see this, before they showed the photo with largest magnification.
@@eriztonoqarzwoss good point on large format
Great flick with excellent acting. Jimmy is a true character actor that has a gift of internalizing the part while absorbing the viewer. Tku for post.
thanks for sharing
Hpow come his partner wasn't released?
He was released 11 years later
@@2degucitas,
I read “17 years” total for the other man, who was given $35,000 by the state. “Frank” only got $24,000 for his 11 years, but he got his wife back.
Wanda Skutnick's testimony was only discredited for lying about never seeing Frank Wiecheck before she identified him in the police lineup. The other guy was a customer at her speakeasy. She didn't lie about never having seen him before.
Great movie! Ty so much!
Thank you for the upload!
I love how they had to blow up the picture to see the date, when you could prove what date it was simply based on the image and layout of the front page.
Also, in real life the photographer dated the picture on the back.
Excellent movie making!
There was anothrt true story of an innocent man just like this with Henry Fonda, great movie....."the wrong man"....i believe is the title.
Giddions Trumpet.
365 homicides in 1932. 810 homicides in 2021.
But a rather larger population. Just about double.
*Journalism was very different then. Back then, a newspaper had to tell the truth or go out of business. Journalists were taught to search for the truth. They learned a saying: Even if your mother says she loves you, check it out to see if it's true.*
I cannot even tell you how many errors are in this statement. You know nothing. Have you ever even read an old newspaper?
@@lisareed5669 Depends on the paper. Hearst papers were full of innuendo and misinformation. Others like the Washington Post had standards (see _All The President's Men_, where the whole story was about verification).
@@lisareed5669 Because there aren't any? How about naming just one? Political bias used to be reserved for the editorial page. "Fact checking" was done by journalists before publication.
Lisareed is annoyed because we know the truth and dhe wants to cover it up
@@Lazydaisy646 ah, ya got me, Miss Sewer.