Ward Bond there too.

name of this musical piece?

I used to watch this movie when it came on tv years ago and I still miss it,I wish it would come back on TV. Loved it and still miss this movie.still deserve an Award.

All hail Henry Fonda and Claudette Colbert-truly pillars of talent of Old Hollywood

Корову! )

Ford was a wonderful director. Despite his grumpy and awkward attitude in interviews, he really cares deep down about people and life.

Never forgot this opening I haven't seen the movie in years but this has always stuck with me. love the colors the beat and the dancing in the street I mean come on, it's like something out of a smoky late night fantasy.

Versión con música latina (rumba o salsa) suena muy bien. Quien sepa quien es el músico se le agradece la información

Pido que cuando se envíe The sun shine bright , completa, pueda tener subtítulos en castellano (español)

Hope he got the Academy Award for editing!!

So, Slim Pickens was always 50.

I'm so glad this is on KZbin. Sylvie has the best voice in the whole film.

A great example of "modern" acting happening over 80 years ago. Wonderful performances.

♫♪♫Marie Bryant ♫♪♫.♫ The Singer of this son "Your Red Wagon." Wonderful vocalist./// I became aware of Marie Bryant by watching this Movie "They Live by Night" for the Umpteen time , but just became aware of the singer and Her Band for the first time, today Wednesday, October 26th.,2022 On Turner Classic Movies.♫♪♫♫ of which I am a Fan. in New York City.//// Thanks for posting. (Your Red Wagon.) ...Gracias./ Thanks.!

One of the best openings to a film ever

great john Ford 'movie 👏👏👏

Music, fashion, dance, swag, romance….sexy and fun the 80s personified 💥💥💥

What's the song played on the piano in the bar?

Anderen

Her phrasing is great. Super confident. Wonderful timbre.

My throat tightens every time I see this scene from Ford's The Sun Shines Bright: A community coming together, setting aside past differences and forgiving one of there own.

This is the inspiration for modern songs like, "I'm Gonna Drink Water and Mind My Business". Great tune, vocals and musicians. Thanks for posting!

Riveting and great.

Lol the end *snap back to reality*

This was all filmed in the hight of summer. So to fit with the time of year the movie is set they had to strip the leaves from the trees and film at times of the day when the sun would be lower in the sky.

fabulous..

Such a wonderful little scene. You feel like The Deer Hunter could have been 10 hours long and Cimino wouldn’t have run out of things to observe . When I think of 70s cinema , the pan from the onion dome, to the old ladies with the wedding cake and the bridesmaids in pink always jumps into my mind.

Unfortunate how actually good movies like this become forgotten/obscure

“trigger-happy hillbillies😁”

Nice

Frank sinatra.. 👊

You can hear a bit of McQ (john wayne) in elmer’s music in this score

Alan Rudolph...one of our finest and most underrated directors.

They should do a revival of this on Broadway. It will dominate and kill.

Great film!

Heavenly

One of the sexiest opening credits on film! The music, the choreography. And is Leslie Ann Down sexy or what! From the moment she appears on screen she’s mesmerizing. And when she does that little “dip” it gets me every time.

Whats the of this movie and who sing the song. "Your red wagon"?

I'd like to hear the song in its entirety...it's a beauty but the scuffle they have kills it

I want to see this!

Hello, all--My Spanish friend, the tenor saxophonist Enric Peidro, called my attention to this film, and this performance. I can identify Marie Bryant (of course), and also trombonist Vic Dickenson, whom I was lucky enough to hear in person many times when I lived in New York City. He's on my short list of favorite trombone players! I think I also see Bill Hadnott back there on bass. I played with Bill often in and around Los Angeles when I was much younger. I have recently been in touch with Bill and Gwen's daughter, Cheryl. The drummer might be Lester Young's brother Lee, but perhaps someone else can confirm this(?) Thanks for posting this great number!

What a memory! I remember the Babushkas (as kids, we called them Babootchkas) carrying cakes down Helen St. in McKee's Rox Bottoms to the church. "Countess of Groan" talked about their boots, hose and coats. Take a careful look at their glasses. Now, that's authentic! And the Hall with the Vets and the photos and the stage... Boge Moye, that's a memory from my childhood. It'd be nice to see the ceremony and some of the quirky shit we do at the reception. (e.g., kidnapping the Bride, Hirko!, the "Single Ladies' Dance", etc.)

Just watched this Noir the other day and heard this song. Catchy tune and I like the singer Marie Bryant.

Can anyone identify the players?

süper

This movie should have won oscars in every category. Acting, story, set design. There was no equal.

Si riuscirà mai a farlo vedere anche in Italia? Grazie Stefano

A masterpiece

I love the opening

One of Elmer Bernstein's best film scores.