He was an athlete when young in England

Two great English actors

Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant were a perfect pair - both elegant, sophisticated, well spoken and able to blend comedy, romance, emotion, seriousness and intrigue. CG and Gregory Peck are my role models, and both have starred alongside Audrey Hepburn - the lucky fellows.

yes one of my favorite movies the best western ever great cast i think what makes this film great is the eyes everyone of these actors has great eyes

Actually American English is closer to English as spoken in Shakespeare’s time than modern British English.

The actor playing Joan Bennett’s husband is Leo G. Carroll, who was a frequent supporting player in Hitchcock films.

Now that you’ve seen Peter Ustinov (You-stin-off) in this film, you should check out one of his two Oscar-winning roles. My preference would be “Spartacus,” where he won Best Supporting Actor for playing Batiatus, and walks off with almost every scene he is in. He’s also great as Hercule Poirot in “Death on the Nile,” and other films. He was an absolutely fascinating person with an amazing life, and you should read up on him.

Any fans of Basil Rathbone should be sure to check out his wonderful recordings of Edgar Allan Poe stories, which are available on KZbin. We had these on record albums when I was growing up, and his wonderful voice was the perfect match for Poe stories. He was also capable of being very funny, for instance, in the horror comedy, “The Comedy of Terrors,” with Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, and Boris Karloff. And, of course, he was, for many, the definitive Sherlock Holmes, at least before Jeremy Brett took on the role a few decades later.

Cole Porter taught her that shimmy and he his on set on the other side of camera.

Maryland wanted to add the train smoke to punch her entrance.

Two great British actors.

Shirley ran from the man she loved to the man who she knew loved her. She didn't even tell him she loved him

Since you liked this, you need to watch Roman Holiday(1953, Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck)! It's a wonderful movie!

So this is from 4 years ago still good and awesome narration

I just discovered your channel and I love it. Unlike other reaction channels, you actually bring context to the films which I love. I love The Apartment. It has so much wit while the characters feel so human giving it such a captivating dramatic core with a cracking script as well that is simply genius, It is my second favourite Best Picture winner behind Ordinary People (1980)(which you should also do this April as it is still terrific and modern. I loved your The Best Years of Our Lives review which is probably my fourth favourite winner, it is so emotional, real and relevant today like you said. I love your channel and I will start watching them so much from now on. Keep up the good work. A shame that I only discovered you today.

bogart isn't tall or big physically but his presence and demeanor make him seem like he's 10 feet tall

Mia your a genius and autuer.

Mildred Pierce is next, please

I never saw the slap in the end.

Eve was kinda bipolar in a good way.

Bette Davis actually married her actor husband

julie andrews said something in her acceptance speach along the lines of thanking warner bros for not giving her the part of eliza because, since it was given to audrey, julie won the oscar for mary poppins.

Great reaction!

And Cary Grant with Rosalind Russell sparkle in 'His Girl Friday'

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React to bringing up baby with Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn 🩵🩵🩵 Cary Grant. High society is the same storyline with Grace Kelly, Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong, I personally prefer The Philadelphia story.

I saw the Mel Brooks version 5 years ago not knowing it was a remake. I finally got to see this one this week. I can definitely see myself enjoying it as an original/remake double feature.

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The actresses they cast for this series are so unbelievably beautiful. They fit Watsons description so perfectly. Watson had an eye for "the beautiful sex" and in this series they matched that so well.

Bogart ask the author who killed Taylor his response " I have no idea." Bgart said after the movie was finished "We didn't know who killed who over what?"

I love that movie, my favorite film from Howard Hawks. I like how we only see what Marloe sees, so we have to play detective too. GREAT MOVIE!

Mack-Murray ...still pronounced Mick-Murray...eh---with those cutie-pie braids, we'll forgive ya anything. 😊

I got married in 1983 and by then, blood tests weren't required.

Everything that happens after the detective falls asleep is him dreaming

Check out the hidden fortress!

The best analysis of this film is brilliant!

Yes kurasawa has such a beautiful way of telling his stories!

The Kingdom of Bohemia today is mostly the Czech Republic. Back then german languages were still widely spoken in that area. Bohemia was much bigger on the middle ages with their rivals Poland-Lithuania and Hungary and of course the Holy Roman Empire of German Nations. Yet it is totally possible there was a "Papiergesellschaft" back then in Bohemia

Enjoyed your reaction so much. This is one of my favourite movies and I feel like you gave everything and everyone the appreciation they deserved. Your lovely btw and absolutely gorgeous. Looking forward to more like this. Glad to subscribe ❤

A few other great classic films, 12 Angry Men,High Plains Drifter,House of Wax,Sergeant York,Strangers on a Train,The Abominable Dr. Phibes(71),The Fly (58),The Gauntlet,The Picture of Dorian Gray (45),The Raven (63),The Sting,The Tales Of Terror,To Catch a Thief,To Kill A Mockingbird,Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf.

The world was shocked when Rock Hudson died of AIDS but what a great actor

LOL, the terrible remake is what happens when the creators insist on special effects

Rex Harrison couldn't carry a tune so that's why he spoke/sang all his songs.

This really is a movie that continues to haunt you long after the closing credits have rolled. Yes, evil triumphs--it's not a happy ending by any stretch. But the message of the movie for me comes in ruminating over it afterwards, in struggling against simply accepting the message that bad guys win. It feels very much like what happens in real-life. Normal rules don't apply to the super rich and powerful. They can get away with their crimes and go back to their country clubs by the sea (in this case, The Albacore Club, not Mar a Lago). But the movie makes me face the question of, well, if that's all true, wouldn't it be better for me to choose the winning side? And Chinatown (and stories like it) help clarify my answer. No. I would rather be on the side that resists the Noah Crosses of the world even if it means going down to ultimate defeat. I'd rather be like Jake Gittes than Noah Cross. One of them represents a humanity that is worth preserving and even if that side is defeated, I want to be on that team. That makes a movie like Chinatown a morally important work of art.

I love your openness and free spirit you are such a wonderful person can I love your comments on the movie you're awesome

I finally watched this movie last week, and it's an absolute masterpiece! Best dance sequence in a film ever. Love your reaction, as always.

My favorite scene is when she dances with the Prince. So poised....

Its so eery to see Grace Kelly drive like that considering that she would die in a car accident going down that same road. 😢

You need to watch My Fair Lady.