'75 is about when Germany paid for the two German episodes. I wonder if it was also because of the rights issues ...

I _knew_ they shot the approach to the West Side Hwy twice.

Excellent work!

“People don’t change! You’re Charlie Kane. You’ll always be Charlie Kane! Now Charlie Kane I can handle, but Charlie Kane with a newspaper is like a chimp with a machine gun!”

Can't stand Orson Wells. Joan is perfectly lovely as Jane.

Can you imagine people walking by this not knowing what was going on?

Such great dialogue in this. And to think Welles rewrote scenes on the set.

That hairstyle on Joan was horrible. Orson Welles as Mr. Rochester just seems creepy. Like having Anthony Perkins playing the character. LOL

One who grew up in Manhattan and a NYC Police Officer I knew all the location in the movie...Hollywood movie magic with the inconsistencies are part of the cinematic license

It's amazing how Leland could describe the incidents without actually being there!

silly.

I miss this detail

2:03 the windshield on Scheider's Ventura has the damage it took from hitting that fruit stand on 9th Avenue.

რა იქნება ფერად ფილმად გადააკეთონ

რა კარგი ხმა აქ როჩესტერს ჩემი აზრით ყველაზე კარგი ვარიანტია არ მეყინება ყურება

Bravo

I never thought Orson as a good looking man too fattish, and looks sloppy!

Joan was a beauty when she wasn’t so made up to be so plain for this movie. Classy and beauty!

Whereabouts did Charles and Emily live here? Obviously not Xanadu, which was buit years later for his 2nd wife.

since I dont live in new york and dont care where its filmed its a great chase

Doesn't Orson Welles have the best introductions in his movies?

did Roy Schneider do his own driving?

Saw this movie 15 years ago and watched it again yesterday, what a great movie, better than Scarface for sure.

I love how you can hear the momentary quiver in Hal's voice as he cuts all ties with Falstaff, perhaps one last glimmer of his humanity before he disappears behind the throne forever. These two souls are heading their separate ways in the harshest fashion imaginable, and at the same time, they could never possibly be closer to each other than they are here.

I can't believe it was 30 years ago from now when I saw this movie.. 🎉❤ 🎥 greatest movie ever..🔥🔥🔥

This scene is so bittersweet to me because, even though its beautifully shot, it depicts the deteriorating marriage of a man who wanted love but just didn't have what it took to keep it alive. Even though I side with Emily here, I can't help feeling sorry for Charlie.

Joan , not Rita is the real beauty of the 1940s

I was thinking of this scene, for a new project I'm doing. Has been such a long time since I've watched this film

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One of the goons after him is Johnny Boy Soprano

2 de mis actores favoritos

D'antonio & company created another rolling masterwork of automotive mayhem. Definitely one of the top three (which also includes Bullitt & The French connection)...

Yep

He should have told Gail to take a taxi to a location outside of the city and not tell a soul.

My favorite version n actors

Falstaff is proud of Hal. You can tell Hal longs profoundly for the days of his youth and is in pain as he reviles his friend, but both know it's what must be done. These plays are about a bachelor becoming a wise and competent man. Falstaff is eternal adolescence, which Harry loves, but knows he must leave behind. One of Shakespeare's most moving arcs.

This scene is the single greatest argument against colorizing B&W movies

Charles Foster: sly, devious, manipulative, underhanded, a dirty fighter, exasperating and a total genius.

Damn, did both Deadpool movies have this many 4th walls?

When this beautiful woman calls herself plain .... kkkkkkk. But this is one of the best Jane/Rochester couples ever.

Your royal hiney!

'the trouble is you don't realize you're talking to two people' that phrase must have been the greatest thing! since the conception of idealism, or of humanites, or even that of the languages, or even sliced bread/Asian rice whatever! Omg! F! Mr. Thatcher's character F! warm-blooded animals.

who else is here for their final

**JUST A THOUGHT** I wonder what "The Iron Lady" (Margaret Thatcher/Prime Minister of the UK) thought about the portrayal of her "distant cousin", Mr. Thatcher in the immortal film Citizen Kane. (Has anyone ever looked into this?)...lol; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Iron_Lady_(film)

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I think I detected a slight smile on Falstaff's face as Henry was banishing him, perhaps he was in a way proud that Henry really had 'put away his former self' and was now a true and noble King.

Really wished they released a score because I really wanted to listen to it on my IPod

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Jp morgan.thanks.