A Letter to Three Wives | English Full Movie | Comedy Drama Romance

[@Marilynlovesebiking]

These houses are so pretty. I love seeing the interiors of this era.

[@anthonytroisi6682]

f those houses really were built, think how much square footage they would have.

[@Alan-yn9fk]

A great movie with a great cast. The one that stands out the most to me is Linda Darnell. Beautiful, elegant but still down to earth. She unfortunately left this earth in a tragic fire in Chicago at a friend's apartment in 1965 running back into the apartment which was engulfed in flames to save her friends children of which she was unaware were already outside and safe. Her actions in my opinion make her a heroic saint. Physical beauty catches the eye, Inner beauty captures the heart. R.I.P. Miss Darnell.

[@deborahleone4351]

This takes me back to when I was a little girl.......my Mother always made me so proud, because picnic or church, she always dressed in beautiful skirts, blouses, suits, and my sister and I always had to wear those little white gloves when we went somewhere special. I loved the classy dressing of the women (and men!) when I was little. ♥️

[@leeanncornell8305]

Me too. ❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@carolynnharris1209]

I watch STATE FAIR with Jeanne Crain earlier today, set in the '50's, all were dressed well, women in dresses with hats, men in suits with hats, and they were at the state fair. Riding rides, walking the midway. Fairs today, the people barely wear clothes.

[@monicalifornia_]

Linda Darnell and Paul Douglas had the best script. Those two were perfect together and their timing was amazing.

[@gingercook7944]

i just love these old movies, absolutely love them....i get some kind of comfort from them not even sure why...but they seem so much better than alot of this stuff today...like no comparison in the quality.....and these were made far before I was born....but for some reason, they just seem to be my niche'....so nice to be able to watch something like this at a time like this when the world seems such a raging mess, even here closer than any of us would like or hope for.....

[@TenTenJ]

Because the dialogue and relationships in these movies reflect a certain caring and respect for one another despite the same storylines being evident. Also in these movies, it’s about the plot, entertainment, and there is focus; no one is intent on brainwashing you into a political point or shocking you. We have destroyed society with garbage films of remakes.

[@adimeter]

That's why these movies wee made - to comfort Americans in and after war times.

[@jrt1776]

Check out Reese Witherspoon in Freeway..A dark comedy with twists

[@debracoder3596]

I absolutely love this movie.... And it has withstood all this time. I have to watch it once a year for decades now. Priceless. The shaking house scene from the train. The bomb! Thelma Ritter is perfection. This movie just flowed. I don't think they realized at the time how magical this was.

[@hanschristianbrando5588]

One of the all-time greats. What a shame they stopped making grownup movies that are witty and classy and don't put down the characters.

[@jitkasuarez]

I had the exact same thought, how adult this film was!

[@keddy5627]

The scene where Kirk Douglas expounds on his passion for teaching and good literature and passing the torch of those valuable disciplines, it is easy to see in this current culture where the sell-out began and where it has destroyed us from within…

[@ursulacook9883]

It only destroys you if you let it

[@keddy5627]

@@ursulacook9883 thank you for your response. Unfortunately, children do not have the life experience to discern what is valuable or not and they look to adults to help them.

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

Just goes to show you. The more things change... and I'm sure that long before this movie was made, the same passionate discussions existed.

[@MarklovesAngels]

It's actually depressing during that dinner party scene how much things haven't changed: Teachers undervalued, people jumping up from good company to listen to their radio (smart phones), the media using its power not to educate or even entertain but to sell soap and junk most people don't need, the pursuit of material wealth at all costs.

[@macp6033]

In the film these are criticized and it seems that they had not yet become dominant values in the U.S.Α. and the West in general. We are still in 1949. Unfortunately, teachers and professors have contributed decisively to this situation, especially in Greece in a criminal and agreed manner that will be revealed because it is a Holocaust in essence that will take the prosecutorial and judicial route. And this case will show how responsible teachers are for both the "soap" and the "garbage" sold by television, which concern its own content and not just the inline advertisements of unnecessary products.

[@DianaBoyce-fz1zt]

I’ve seen this movie perhaps a dozen or so times. The actors and acting are both top notch. The script itself is a masterpiece. This movie is definitely a feel good experience.

[@butterflymagicwithhottea9291]

It's such a great way to spend time watching these older movies. They had style and charm. People dressed well for an average day at home or when going out. In our 2024 world of information overload and constant stimulation, it's nice to look at a time when life was simpler and the pace was slower.

[@t.k3025]

And racism was rampant, women were demeaned and men revered.

[@KLeonardM]

One of my favorites. Love Celeste Holmes voiceover as Addie but Thelma Ritter is the best. So glad to find it here. Thank you

[@grimtt]

Thanks for creating Ms Holmes, hate it when they chop out the credits!

[@eveyholmes]

It's Celeste Holm.

[@akrenwinkle]

@@eveyholmes @grimtt created her, so can decide spelling.

[@seriagungnurastarlight]

I love most about old movies are the famous idols in their younger days. They were all so handsome and beautiful👍, talented and never boring story line. So great to be able to watch these oldies Goldie's goodies and felt so good🥰. Thank you🙏

[@guillermostorey3734]

Great ensemble cast. Some heavyweight contenders of their time. Oscar winning film.

[@romanclay1913]

Linda Darnell & Paul Douglas shine in this film. Every scene, every line of dialogue.

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

Yes, I think they're the best thing about the movie but I also liked Ann Sothern a lot.

[@barbarabarbour6833]

Ann Southern acts all of them into a cocked hat.

[@starababa1985]

"Soup's on." Ah, Thelma Ritter, the epitome of gracious living. I'll watch anything she's in.

[@yankeecitygirl]

best scene in the movie

[@SuziQ.]

I watched The Mating Season (for the 7th(?) time before this movie. I love her in everything. I love Gene Tierney films, too. Edited to correct an autocorrect bite.

[@birdznbeezz]

​@@SuziQ. Gene Tierney is so gorgeous but she's also an amazing actress "Leave her to heaven" was the first movie I'd seen her in, Shangai😮e Gesture

[@SuziQ.]

@@birdznbeezz , I first saw her in Laura, and The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. She surprised me when I saw her in Leave Her To Heaven. She was a very skilled actress, and so beautiful.

[@rconnor9966]

Ripping those nylons in 1940 was an act of desperation. My grandmother told me they were very hard to get. She used it as an investment when he looked at her legs. Oh, and then the kiss. He was hooked.

[@bluekatgal7300]

I really love this movie and have watched anytime I could. Probably have watched this 5 or 6 times. I always enjoyed Ann Sothern since I was a child. So glad others are discovering this again. Thank you for posting this.

[@sue1699]

So very nice to watch a fine film when every other word is NOT the 'F' word.

[@paillette2010]

What movies are _you_ watching? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@adimeter]

Agreed, or a sex scene.

[@carolfreeman2962]

​@@paillette2010What year were you born?

[@exomake_mehorololo]

​@@carolfreeman2962there is a lot of movies out there without the f word. No need to go to black and white movies for that

[@blueduck9409]

For real. They dont even make cartoons now with out the F word.

[@QAsession]

Great movie to enjoy on a rainy evening. Amazing how they bring up teachers being underpaid. Wasn't expecting that.

[@jrt1776]

Today Teachers/ EDU ORG is nothing but abuse of tax funds. They indoctrinate brainwash kids We have a dumbed downed society because of the sell out the EDU system is

[@StacySalles55]

This is one of my favorite movies. Thank God it’s not colorized.

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

Good for you. That colorization shit is an insult to the intelligence.

[@Auntie-Sara]

I first enjoyed this about 30 years ago but found it SO memorable that seeing the title recalled the pleasure; I'll watch again❣️

[@claudedecruyenaere3161]

It looks more american than british to me, but I enjoy this kind of movie. No invasive and boring music all over the movie, which is the rule for the films made nowadays. Thank you for this wonderful gift

[@jemmajames6719]

Yet to me it looks very American! 😂

[@lindaflesch7303]

Is it supposed to be British?

[@akrenwinkle]

@@lindaflesch7303 The films on this site are called English Full Movie because the language spoken is English. Most of the films are American. It's misleading.

[@debbiem3146]

All American smulch. Brits back in those days were always played stiff, upper lip British charictures in Hollywood films. Those are definitely American accents, houses, cars.........

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

Who the hell said it was British??

[@imonlytellingthetruth]

One of the great movies of the 40's that every current filmmaker must see to understand completely how to make a movie.

[@DoggmaticProductions]

George's "speech" about his dislike of radio was perfect and just shows how nothing has really changed.

[@Questinia1]

Indeed. That was really eye-opening.

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

Only substitute television for radio.

[@carolynnharris1209]

I was thinking the same thing

[@kimlerner389]

One of my favorite films! The acting, the repartee is just brilliant and witty!

[@angelicamichelle1646]

I remembered this intro from childhood..it was so scary to me. But yes I love this movie

[@jeffpagan7735]

That Jeanne Crane was absolutely beautiful

[@SuziQ.]

I always thought so. She was a talented actress, too.

[@eveyholmes]

Saw her shopping at our local 5 and 10 cents store in Los Angeles, Ca. during the Christmas Holidays In 1972. She was so elegant and beautiful. I said hello and she smiled and said hello back.

[@opaulamorgan4265]

This is a real enjoyable movie with a good cast. THELMA Ritter as Sadie is excellent as always.😊♥️

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

The all time scene stealer.

[@swissotto1]

I've always loved Thelma Ritter and the character she lended to her roles. My favorite role she played was that of the nurse in ‘Rear Window'. This movie has a star studded cast in both leading and supporting actors.

[@tiffanygreen7115]

Yes, Rear Window is fantastic and my favorite Alfred Hitchcock movie.

[@thomasmayk]

@@tiffanygreen7115 Mine too. Every time it shows up on TV I can't help watching.

[@johngeary5436]

One of my favorite movies..right up there with "All About Eve" and "Young Frankenstein".

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

Wow what a movie. Had my emotions all over the place. So happy with the ending. ❤

[@nata3467]

It is interesting how Kirk Douglas's discourse on teaching is still appropriate

[@TenTenJ]

And nothing has changed with respecting educators

[@jrt1776]

No. Today teachers are way overpaid with tax funds. They indoctrinate instead of educate and they retire early as millionaire set for life

[@Bobalicious]

I enjoyed this movie thoroughly. Thank you for sharing it.

[@miladydewinter7770]

Always loved Linda Darnell --- she was SO beautiful

[@MarklovesAngels]

The women in this movie are very pretty, but it's almost unearthly how incredibly beautiful Linda Darnell is here. Her expressions, those moves, and a face like sculpted marble.

[@thomasmayk]

Damn good line deliveries too.

[@lawrencenoctor2703]

Douglas is never given credit for his versatility, good guy bad guy tough guy ordinary guy. He does get pigeonholed by the studio as a STAR but before that played many roles in excelent films . The Bad and the Beautiful I can recomend as a great film. X

[@FigaroHey]

The irony of Porter talking about 'class' while blowing his horn to summon a date, not opening the door or helping his wife on with her coat. Like all people who use that word, if you talk about it - you don't have it.

[@cocofluff]

That's exactly the type of man who wants to marry the beauty queen. He thinks she will give him class, so he wants to own her like every other expensive thing he owns that he thinks makes him better than he actually is.

[@debbiem3146]

That's the point. He was a man from the wrong side of the tracks with no class who was good at making money. He admired and craved class, but that is something money can not buy.

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

@@debbiem3146 It was Lora Mae who was from the "wrong side" as she freely admits.

[@Roz-y2d]

It must have been so stifling back then , trying to fit in with people who are deemed classy just coz their grandpa got lucky at something and made money. Most weren’t fit to shine shoes.

[@AnneD3]

I don’t get it? Where’s Brad in the end?

[@selfself8813]

Such a wonderful movie. I could watch repeatedly and never tire of it!!!

[@michaeldelgiudice1057]

didn't pay attention the first time. really good movie, writing, action, directing...

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

What a fantastic film! With a new plot, for a change, which was absolutely gripping. And it’s so funny, it made me laugh out loud several times, and I love the fashions. Thank you for posting it!

[@Sophiecjp]

I love this movie. I love Celeste Holm’s voice. Linda Darnell was great in this movie. Such a same her life came to a tragic end😢. Great cast and great director.

[@DoggmaticProductions]

You can see why Kirk Douglas became a star, he practically steals the show; even though everyone is fantastic.

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

Nobody but nobody steals the show from the great Thelma Ritter.

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

1:14:08 -- I love this! He pulls the cigarette lighter out of the dashboard, lights his cigarette with it, then waves the lighter in the air as if he's cooling off a match--which he then tosses out the window!

[@kelco64]

He was gone at that point! 😂 in love!❤

[@mariegeorge8865]

😂😂😂

[@tinkerbell2675]

there needs to be a more men like Porter. Love the movie ty for the share

[@kevinwoplin9322]

Love Linda Darnell ❤️! 'What I got dont need beads!'

[@paulpavlicsek1452]

Paul Douglas is a terrific actor. You would think he grew up on the mean streets of New York, but he was an ivy league educated man who developed characters to match his looks.

[@quitequiet1]

He was Billy Wilder’s original choice for Mr. Shelby in The Apartment. Unfortunately he passed away before shooting began and was replaced by Fred MacMurray.

[@jodywho6696]

I love him too✨

[@colleenfletcher2550]

Kirk Douglas

[@SuziQ.]

@@colleenfletcher2550, Both are in this movie.

[@colleenfletcher2550]

@Suzie Q. Paul Douglas Fleischer who debut in this movie at age 42. Passed before most of us were born. I assumed he was speaking about Kirk who passed at age 103.

[@Shangri-LaGrange]

Love this movie! I’ve watched it so many times. Thank you for sharing ❤

[@josebenito15]

Wonderful film. The script is just great and everything works perfectly. I saw it many times. Definitely, one of Mankievick's best films. Thanks so much for uploading this classic

[@ladysaffire4006]

I love the clothes, cars and everything in the shots. I love the manners. Ah ! ❤

[@RoderickFernandez-bo8pc]

I had the very good fortune to have Lincoln Darnell as a dear in front of mine, this was one of her favorite movies. She loved this character. She was one of the kindest, sweetest and most beautiful women i've ever known.And her death, and how it happened hit me, really, very hard. For a long time, I couldn't even talk about it, but now i'm older than the sands of time so I can

[@robinae3841]

I would love to hear the stories you must have. I consider her one of the most beautiful women of all time

[@maryriley8077]

What a fortunate experience to have known her. She was so beautiful! May she rest in peace.

[@ssQ2U]

Linda

[@paillette2010]

I’ve seen this movie at least 20 times since I saw it on AMC with Bob Dorian doing intros. Mankiewicz genius in full bloom. I love it more than All About Eve. Kirk Douglas’s speech is still apt.

[@ohmightywez]

I LOVED this movie!!

[@chirelle.alanalooney8609]

Lora May got all of the "BEST ONE LINERS" and she sure knows how to deliver them too, like the one about "A Line That Has A Beard a Mile Long", and I Love It !!!😅

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

Joseph L Mankiewicz wrote that line, and Ms Darnell delivered it--and all her other lines--with perfection.

[@maxinenall9950]

Fantastic movie 🥰 I love watching it over and over again 😍 but where are the credits at the beginning and the end 🤦

[@laurakibben4147]

So far, after all I've now seen with 280+ still waiting, I'm stuck with Penny Serenade, Rear Window, The Shop Around the Corner, Suspicion, No Highway in the Sky, The Adventure, Double Indemnity and it's MacMurry counterpart, and a couple of others will remain being my most faves from my grandmothers era who funnily enough never spoke of going to any of these back then. 😢

[@french2two]

They don't make dialogue-driven scripts anymore. Action films make most of their money overseas. Oh. how the mighty have fallen.

[@rconnor9966]

That’s because we lost the art of conversation when we began texting and not talking. Sad.

[@thomasmayk]

@@rconnor9966 Also because there are no more Joseph Mankiewicz, Billy Wilders, Preston Sturgeses, Carl Reiners, Neil Simons, etc. Woody Allen is the last of that line. Some talent still exists but it's harder to find.

[@djr6876]

Such a good movie. I liked the Linda Darnell storyline the most. I kinda got teary eyed when she and hubby made up at the end.

[@eveyholmes]

I also liked the Linda Darnell story the most. Have seen this film like 10 times through the years.

[@jeanmarie4462]

Me, three! I've seen this flim many times too, and it never gets old. Goodnight all. 🕯💕🕊💍⚘

[@TheBelrick]

Do yourself a favour and don't go looking up the history of what happened to Linda Darnell.

[@moviemonster2083]

Love this movie. Jeffrey Lynn was a dolt, Jeanne Crain a fool, Linda Darnell a delight and the others tolerable. I rewatch this movie mostly for the Darnell plot line and the lesser billed actors like Thelma Ritter as the maid and Connie Gilchrist as Linda's mom. And Florence Bates as the radio exec. Fab.

[@GeneRogers-di6cl]

Connie Gilchrist is supposed to be my great aunt though I never met her.

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

@@GeneRogers-di6cl I hope you're proud of her. She was a talented lady.

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

The Crazy Eddie jingle is perfect! Commercials like that used to be all over the place. What a great satiric mind Mankiewicz had.

[@isabellegauthier4318]

What a wonderful movie with depth. Beautiful acting! And visually beautiful movie!

[@anthonytroisi6682]

The casting is impeccable.

[@lala-gj4oo]

linda darnell was the cream of the crop. too bad her life ended so abruptly. rip

[@tommoncrieff1154]

Yes, she’s strikingly beautiful with a very strong screen presence, her ending was very sad. The much older Ann Southern outlived her by over 35 years.

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

WOW!! did NOT expect that ending at ALL! Excellent film!

[@cecelo6651]

what a great movie! Thelma Ritter (Sadie) was a hoot and she’s not even credited! thank you!❤❤

[@kathy2trips]

This might have been her first movie, I'm not sure.

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

@@kathy2trips No, her first was Miracle on 34th Street in which she told off Santa Claus (Edmund Gwenn) for promising her daughter a toy Macy's didn't carry. Her acerbic persona was established right then and there.

[@unasperanza9803]

The description is wrong they ( The 3 wives)get one letter from Addie saying that she has run off with one of their husband.I like these films great acting and the costumes !!

[@dmann1115]

I thought there was something amiss - wondered whether it's not the same film. Plus, the oxymoron of three women who "receive anonymous letters from their husbands". Not anonymous really.

[@waynenewark5363]

I love the scenes with Linda Darnell.

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

Yes, she and Paul Douglas were among the best sniping couples ever.

[@morgans3256]

The apartment next to the train classic. The whole place rocks and no one says a word .

[@katr8756]

Ahhhh!! What breath of freash air!!! When American people use to be sane!!! And had fewer people! How I miss the sane America!!

[@debraescano2744]

Wonderful actors and actress’s!!! A must see, feel good movie!!!

[@m.hartyfool]

Captivating movie. I loved it. Especially the house that shakes.😮

[@miladydewinter7770]

Linda Darnell was one of my favourite actresses --- she was so beautiful -- and such a very tragic ending to her wonderful life.

[@gingermathews]

I just read about her passing how awful so sad she was a great actress and I would never wish anyone to suffer such a death…

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

I remember when that happened. She lingered for several days. It must have been horrific for her and her family.

[@phyllisspencer343]

This was a great classic movie thank you

[@taphyasava-zq4kq]

I love watching these old movies in black and white

[@thraciangrapes]

Jeanne Crain is one of those classically beautiful actresses, who like Norma Shearer, Gene Tierney etc, who excelled in ladylike manners and femininity, and were all married to very important movie producers and directors in Hollywood.

[@billybuck491]

Okay. And …

[@jamessanders8895]

If you love old black and white movies try "People Will Talk" and "I'm No Angel". God bless and enjoy! ❤🎉

[@thomasmayk]

Is that all you got? There's plenty more.

[@macp6033]

Thank you for the information.

[@tommoncrieff1154]

This is a brilliant ensemble piece, you can see some elements of the handling of All About Eve here, both Mankiewicz films, both narrated by Celeste Holm, though she appears in the latter. It’s interesting that they receive the letter on land but still board, obliged to supervise the kids, they could have run home. The utterly horrible ill-fitting dress Debbie wears to the country club helps to ram home her insecurity and inferiority complex, but it’s not wholly credible that since she married and moved to this town that between it being a pre-planned event and her husband’s wealth she hadn’t gone out and bought a new one. I assume her dress at the end is the one Addie Ross pointed out in Vogue, rather ironic she should wear it on this night.

[@jindandy7826]

I have NEVER seen SO many commercials packed into one movie in my life! GADS!

[@Fan-qu8qy]

LOL, every two minutes. So true LOL, I have learned more about the use of baking soda, Amazon, Teeth, hairless treatment, carpet cleaning, however enjoying the movie.

[@LilliR4116]

The reason you are seeing so many commercials is because you don't have YT premium ;) that stops the commercials.

[@jasminej6281]

Yes I don’t see any commercial lol

[@baylorsailor]

​@@LilliR4116 but then you're paying KZbin 👿. I'm good.

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

It's fitting somehow since the movie itself mocks commercials.

[@LMM7880]

What a terrific voice Celeste Holm had.

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

I thought she sounded oily, but that's probably appropriate for Addie.

[@akrenwinkle]

@@independentfilmchannel1476 Oily to bed, oily to rise, I always say.

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

She was a trained singer, she knew how to keep her voice in tip-top shape, either in speaking or singing roles.

[@LucretiaSisterinChrist-qr5rn]

I was just thinking about this movie 2 days ago, and now I just bumped into it.

[@eveyholmes]

Correction the letter did not come from one of the husbands but from Addie Ross, the woman the 3 ladies are suspicious and jealous about.

[@JenniferWalker-x7s]

Loved this movie , thanks for posting it

[@cindylou3708]

years ago I rode those trains in Chicago - always wondered what it was like for those people SO CLOSE BY in apartments

[@marilaucher9989]

As usual Thelma Ritter steals the show.

[@thomasmayk]

She was the greatest.

[@2001Tavis]

Awesome!!!! That's storytelling 😉 ....Stick to your classics people 💎💎📽 anything beyond that is irrelevant 🗑

[@annaquinn4810]

watched this movie , many times. The first time i heard Addie Ross’s voice, i knew there was trouble brewing. Sounded too seductive right from the beginning!!! Lololol

[@Jet-xk7ss]

I remember this movie because it’s a favorite. Isn’t fun/interesting to see the car, dresses, hairstyles.

[@carmelavpalmateer2844]

Three beautiful woman.Great picture but Thelma Ritter is my favorite.

[@laurakibben4147]

Thelma (younger and dolled up) could have competed with the other 3 or even Irene Dunne if it weren't for her voice. 😢

[@serpentines6356]

She's such a great character actress

[@NancySimback]

Thank-you. I love this movie!

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

@@laurakibben4147 I wouldn't have changed a thing about her except perhaps a longer life.

[@laurakibben4147]

@@independentfilmchannel1476 I'm most familiar with her off the cuff, quick, sarcastic wit in Rear Window. Hoping to come across more of that in any movie if you happen to know of more of her stuff along those lines? TIA

[@SailorChic]

Excellent movie-I loved it.

[@mikewebber2637]

Given the size her part, I am surprised Thelma Ritter did not receive a screen credit.

[@saphiffertalbert1322]

I was watching Mildred Pierce butterfly. McQueen was in that movie. Also she didn’t get film credit either, I was gonna say did they forget they were in there because she had a sizable part but I know why they didn’t put her name on the screen, but Thelma Ritter I don’t understand that.

[@thomasmayk]

Back then the contracts did not exist that exist now, requiring every actor down to the smallest bit part to be included in the (now closing) credits unless, for whatever reason, an actor chooses not to be listed. For example, Gene Hackman in Reds, Bill Murray in Tootsie, Gregory Hines in Waiting to Exhale, etc.

[@cherryedwards8117]

Thelma Ritter was quite the Critter.

[@mariarooney6262]

Wonderful movie. Thank you. Hey, they mentioned Wilkes-Barre, PA, I’m from Scranton, PA, 20 minutes north. Funny. I surely remember this era growing up. We can learn a lot watching and listening to these shows. Enjoyed.

[@chirelle.alanalooney8609]

Ha ha ha ha "Saturated To The Eyes," that line just killed me, and I Loved it !!!!!

[@cassiejohnson7298]

Great movie. Awesome ending ❤❤❤❤❤

[@hildaheadge8213]

Best oldie yet, thanks, a winner❤

[@mistyvioletconservative.3889]

Okay then I will watch it now!❤😊😊

[@dianejohnson6914]

Love the movie, one of my favorites. I don't like the ads every 5 minutes.

[@teijaflink2226]

I haven't got any ads.

[@maqui8667]

Me neither.

[@hermajesty52]

Such a great ending ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️. I love this movie. Wish we could go back to that time in America 😭

[@danitapowell2291]

I didn’t really get the end of it. Did the military wife’s husband really run off with Addy?

[@europeanamerican7658]

​@@danitapowell2291 According to the script, no. He stayed outside home for the night due to business.

[@janelaroque]

I like the movie and love Ann Sothern.

[@jamesryan6008]

Ann Sothern was never given enough credit . She could do anything , even sing and dance( watch her perform "Where's That Rainbow" in "Words and Music". She looked and sounded great in Technicolor).

[@scarletredmagic6724]

The voice of Addie was Celeste Holm she played Bette Davis Best friend in All About Eve. Wonderful Actress Blessings ✌️🍀🥰

[@eveyholmes]

Holm.

[@thetruthisthelight0910]

No she did not. I know All About Eve.

[@thomasmayk]

@@thetruthisthelight0910 not as well as you think you do. Celeste Holm played Karen Richards, Margo Channing's best friend in All about Eve. And she did indeed play the voice of Addie Ross in A Letter to Three Wives. Google it.

[@eeffiethrifter3907]

Thank you! Was very fascinating to watch 👍

[@CobCeo]

how is this so clear? thank you very much. I love old movies.

[@janettoneylaballiere5186]

I didn't realize "Alfalfa" from the Our Gang series was in this. Even that small delivery man role was cute! Loved Alfalfa!

[@thomasmayk]

I honestly didn't recognize him till you brought it up. Thanks.

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

At 39:47? I never would have guessed it! Thanks for pointing it out.

[@johnnabuzby6103]

The actress who played Mrs. Manly (?Manley?) was the ballet teacher in On The Town, with Gene Kelly and Vera Ellen.

[@olpol6440]

Florence Bates was also Mrs Van Hopper in 'Rebecca'. Another great movie!

[@independentfilmchannel1476]

She was in lots of movies including Rebecca, Heaven Can Wait, and I Remember Mama. But I think she was at her best as Mrs Manley in 3 Wives. Very sharp acting.

[@trishalivingston1051]

Love Paul Douglas, always get him mixed up with William Bendix... they look so much alike! This is a great movie; I've not seen it for decades. Do they still have oldies black and white on in the middle of the night on TV? You know, the decent movies we never see? Tossed my TV 15 years ago next month. Only miss movies like this.

[@hermajesty52]

Me too!