Algiers - Full Movie | Charles Boyer, Hedy Lamarr, Sigrid Gurie, Joseph Calleia, Alan Hale

[@joantaylor468]

I was about 10 years old out to dinner and a movie with my Dad and he told me that Hedy Lamar was over at another table alone and would I go get her autograph. I was very shy but loved my Daddy so did this for him. As I approached her table it was semi-dark with only a large shielded light hanging from the center. She was sitting on a circular booth that stretched around the table. As I spoke her name she glanced up at me with those beautiful, tender eyes and I asked her how she was. She answered me and I gave her a menu to sign. Even that young she was breathtaking. But her kindness impressed me most of all because she put me at ease. What a kind lady and it's important to me even now at 77 that I encountered an example of intelligence and beauty with a gentle spirit.

[@killerdinamo08]

What a nice story, and a lucky menu 😀.

[@brookegoslin]

♥️

[@treasuremuch9185]

That--- what you said about her, speaks volumes on her true and genuine self, and so nice you connected with her. Respectable, intelligent, and complex. As well, our world allies' safety during war, and our present day to day communications now, she masterminded these possibilities that became technological achievements. A genius, big time, a beauty, in addition.

[@WinstonNewYork]

Such a beautiful story

[@Coletta100]

Hedy Lamarr, often proclaimed “the most beautiful woman in the world.” The 26-yr-old Lamarr was thriving in Hollywood when, in September 1940, Nazi U-boats hunted down & sank a cruise ship trying to evacuate 90 British schoolchildren to Canada. 77 drowned in the bleak north Atlantic. Lamarr, a Jewish immigrant from Nazi-occupied Austria, who had been making America her home since 1938, was outraged. She fought back by applying her engineering skills to development of a sonar sub-locator used in the Atlantic for the benefit of the Allies.The principles of her work are now incorporated into modern Wi-Fi, CDMA and Bluetooth technology,and this work led to her to be inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2014.

[@Coletta100]

Eddy Lamarr, whose real name is Hedwig Eva Maria Kiesler, is one of those women who, because of their gender, have not benefited from all the recognition that is due to her. Hedy Lamarr: actress and inventor of GPS, WIFI etc.

[@gingerli5820]

Frequency hoping, it was called. Not only was the technology meant to be applied to torpedo guidance systems, which did not yet exist, but many a vital wireless message was garbled, misunderstood or not received at all because single frequencies used were jammed with too much traffic or purposely jammed by the enemy. She collaborated with friend and composer George Antheil to come up with a patentable idea in August, 1942. However, it was only after WWII that the significance of their inventions was fully realized. For her contributions to electronic technology, Hedy Kiesler Markey (Lamarr) should have been wealthy and never have had to work another day in her life. Instead, toward the end of it, impoverished, she was caught twice shoplifting.

[@mariaritaaraujodesouza3670]

@@gingerli5820🇧🇷Oh my God! Nunca soube que Heidy Lamar fora inventora tão espetacular! Meu preito de gratidão a ela!

[@shelleyross3141]

Who cares about all this. She's a fine actress and beautiful that's all that matters 🤨

[@nickshubin4732]

Z🤷🏿‍♂️🙏🥰🙏🙏🙏🥰🍤🫙🦪🦪🌭🌭🍔🥪🍔🍔

[@robertbrown8008]

Hedy Lamarr was a true beauty in every sense of the word.

[@cathykinn4516]

Brains & Beauty.

[@gingerli5820]

Hedy is one of my favorites of all times. In 'The Conspirators' 1944, she played a character very close to what she was in life i.e. an Austrian Jew who escaped from Nazi Germany I.e. Dachau. It was actually the 'Casablanca' Hedy should have made, but for MGM refusing to loan her to Warner Brothers which they did here. Would anyone doubt that a committed anti-Nazi like Hedy would not have taken the best actor Oscar for 'Casablanca'? It makes you weep to think she was not cast as Ilsa.

[@minami7291]

I am an Algerian , and i was making a search on youtube on Hedy lamar , becaise of Johnny Depp post on Hedy , so i discovered this movie titled Algiers snd i was like what 😯 , thank you johnny 😍😘💙

[@karimtaha5883]

اما انا كنت أبحث عن هادي لمار فاتنة هوليود

[@tubespring]

Fine movie! Thank you. Charles Boyer and Hedy Lamarr are both charming.

[@JamesSmith-vk2ky]

Thanks for posting this, especially without all of the commercials like the other versions on KZbin!! 👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@killerdinamo08]

It's got them now unfortunately.

[@manavalakalaimandramarani9083]

Hedy Lamarr is devine beauty, flawless and breathtaking.

[@nicholasreid1836]

I know she was very intelligent, but it's pushing things to call her "Heady". Her name was Hedy.

[@manavalakalaimandramarani9083]

Corrected dear

[@BarbicideSmoothie]

Gorgeous

[@BarbicideSmoothie]

A genius

[@sarahg3500]

She was married six times and died alone, as far as I know.

[@johnlorenzen4633]

Two very attractive charismatic leads. Beyond attractive. Glamour.

[@immaterialimmaterial5195]

Such a wonderful movie!! Great cast. Love the comedic aspect and the running jokes!

[@potatojoe370]

Pepe was a fool not to see how dangerous Ines was. Well, the inspector tried to warn him.

[@nemusarnax1875]

Um grande ator francês Charles Boyer e a grande atriz alemã Hedy Lamarr num grande filme norte-americano. A arte é universal!

[@monoecumsemper]

By comparison with "Pépé le Moko" featuring Jean Gabin/Mireille Balin (1937) I catch myself reversing film history: to me the Charles Boyer/Hedy Lamarr version of 1938 is more convincing, hence the 'original' version. Maybe it's Hedy Lamarr's personality and talent that is simply overwhelming.

[@dandydante7924]

One of the best films I've ever seen and I watched for the first time in 2022 lol

[@fredk9999]

Wow! Powerful storyline and great lines by great actors. What can be said?

[@andrewhammel5714]

great print! Lovely to look at . Two charismatic leads.

[@artemis2545]

Thank you for sharing this movie i was looking for for years for my studies i Really apreceat it

[@Joskemom]

I just found out that Charles Boyer is the inspiration of 'Pepe le peu' that cartoon skunk that romances that cat. By now we all know that Hedy Lamarr is the beautiful actress that has the brains to win her a patent for the invention of 'frequency hopping', a technology that is now used in cell phones. I

[@georgearakel6806]

True love movie .wow

[@devy024]

If that story is true, she wasn't the only one who knew of this technology at the time. So she could have either been aware of it or thought she invented it. IMO. I have no doubt that she was as smart as she was beautiful. Truth will tell the rest some day.

[@Joskemom]

@@devy024 The story is true, she got the patent, she invented the schematics of the process. No one was using that method and what 'technology' or you referring to that other people knew of? How does one 'thought she invented' something? That is what a patent office determines. Truth has already been told years ago.

[@devy024]

@@Joskemom You're correct. The patent office and lawyers have the power and money to determine who invented what, when and where.

[@flyingdutchman913]

Cry my eyes out again... "GABBYYY !!"

[@chuck532]

That kind of beauty can be somewhat of a curse, as well as a blessing. She probably had a hard time finding true love, because people “fell in love” with her looks and physical beauty. Elizabeth Taylor experienced many of the same experiences I think. I’m sure many “less well known” people have experienced the same thing.

[@tinapeters5725]

Thank you for posting this I did not know that it existed, thank you .I have seen the Italian comedy based on this film with the great comedian , Totò , it is called Mokò, very entertaining .

[@JamesSmith-vk2ky]

Hedy Lamarr...😍😍😍😙😙!!!

[@lordemed1]

Prefer this version over Casbah 1948, especially Hedy Lamarr 😉 i do not miss the music from later version.

[@animallover18193]

Hedy Lamarr is so beautiful 💞

[@TheFilmDetective]

A true Classic Icon.

[@vashna3799]

This is the film were Charles Boyer never said “Come with me to the Casbah”

[@lisashapiro4714]

It's got a Formosa vibe 😅

[@rmp7400]

...but "they'll always have Paris"🗼🍷🍷

[@markcoveryourassets]

I can see Slimane played by Kevin Spacey. Thank you for posting. Yes, except for Peter Lorre in Casbah, I like Algiers more, but I have enjoyed watching them both. Unfortunately, I cannot understand French "Pepe le Moko" but I do have it saved for later!

[@georgcorfu]

Such a beautiful movie!

[@karimtaha5883]

هذا الفيلم يرد على المشككين الذين يدعون انهم لا يعرفون الجزائر و ردا على تهك.مهم وسخري.تهم وقولهم: " ان الجزائر ليست موجودة في الخريطة"

[@elimartinez5462]

FYI Hedy Lamar is the reason why we have Bluetooth now.

[@aliouali1009]

High frequency.. :)

[@Madeline8887]

I did not care for this movie, but it is nice to see Hedy Lamar.

[@amelhoufaf6385]

My beautifull city Algiers

[@rmp7400]

And the Paris that can be found within it!!❤

[@CaribouDataScience]

What does Pepe name mean?

[@jeromedroy]

Pepe is short for Giuseppe, and a Moko is a mediterranean sailor .

[@AbdSalem-hu9it]

Im from algiers .....know the Casbah very well...القصبة

[@paulsolon6229]

I don’t see the greatness in this movie that others here are seeing. The story seems trite, untrue to life, characters simplistic

[@rmp7400]

You have not been unhappily in love, it seems...

[@paulsolon6229]

@@rmp7400 speculation

[@mikemarley2389]

That Boyer guy always reminded me of his cartoon twin ,Pepe Le Pew,The Skunkster.Hard to observe for more then ten seconds.Get it?

[@rmp7400]

That Boyer guy was a scholar who studied philosophy at the great University of Paris, was fluent in 5 languages (Italian, French, German, Portuguese.... and memorizing dialogue in English before he even taught him self fluency in that!) He had a phenomenal memory, great poise - and remained faithfully in love with his wife of several decades. NOT an emotionally vacant gentleman... His only flaw was that his faith in God was not deep enough to help him carry his share of the Holy Cross...🙏🏻❤

[@brunodesamber5714]

A. Top. Class. One. 👌 🎞 👌 🎬 😃 📽

[@persebra]

Did I miss where Boyer said "Come with me to the casbah" or he never said it? I watched the whole movie and I am confused

[@rachidbelabdat7803]

Même Samson et Dalila tourné a bousaada

[@carmensantiago2327]

Filme belissimo.

[@killerdinamo08]

Just imagine having Sigrid Gurie jealous of you over Hedy Lamar 😌... It's not fair though!

[@rmp7400]

Heaven is where happy endings are found...

[@b.visconti1765]

Oh the days when a man would risk his life for your love..what happened to those good old day?

[@41divad]

They never existed 😥

[@rmp7400]

Such men still exist - and they are seek beautiful, moral, traditional Christian women whom they can honestly admire... with whom they marry and have as many children as Almighty God blesses their marriages with: 6 or 9 or 14... You must live in accordance with -and seek out - Traditional Catholic faith communities that are faithful to the values that have always created Saints.

[@rhettvorsterblack]

Hedy's inventions were more beautiful than her body. That's what my books on Amazon and Lulu talk about.

[@rmp7400]

Her brain was part of her body, though...🤔

[@moha_le_dz]

Oh ma city ❤🇩🇿✌

[@nicholasreid1836]

A very poor remake of the French film "Pepe Le Moko" made two years earlier and starring Jean Gabin. Typical Hollywood vulgarisation of somebody else's idea.

[@yusufpharma7172]

The french have a leaning to twist events and falsify history when it comes to that country, It's a well known fact nowadays.

[@nicholasreid1836]

@@yusufpharma7172 (A.) What does your comment have to do with the facts I stated? (B.) Are you under the delusion that there is some country which DOESN'T do this?

[@claudiam2474]

I know. Pepe le moko was way better

[@danalv7545]

that film from my my city casbah reacpct 🇩🇿😍

[@stephensze4606]

This is a great example of early Hollywood shameless and cheap piracy of foreign great films. It imitated Julien Duvivier's classic work of French poetic realism and great forerunner of film noir "Pépé le Moko". There were whole shots and sequences simply transposed, and then the bad imitations, like Boyer after Gabin. Also the beautiful original music was simply copied copiously. Watching "Algiers" after knowing "Pépé le Moko" really infuriates any person with good taste and artistic honesty. The most criminal act of this forgery was the ending. The original film ends in suicide of Pépé, but the cheap moralistic worldview of Hollywood at that time changed it to Pépé shot at the end trying to run to see Gaby for the last time.

[@rmp7400]

Not responsible to give disappointed viewers the endorsement of self-murder just because things happen in life that they may not like. Do you honestly prefer that Charles Boyer himself really did commit suicide because he did not approve/accept that the Blessed Lord called his wife to Himself first?

[@davewilliams3315]

Anybody besides me who thinks the song was a violent and unwelcome right-angle turn?

[@nightrider12soul]

The European policeman in beginning of the movie look so arrogant and unwise compare to local detective.

[@lisashapiro4714]

Rock the casbah .London calling

[@andrewhammel5714]

Regis. the stoolie who gets gunned down. He would later be...the Skipper in Gilligans ISland.

[@noel888]

Wrong...your confusing regjs cgaracter with alan hale, who was the Jeweler who was the father of alan hale, jr. who was the skipper in Gillignas Island.

[@andrewhammel5714]

@@noel888 thanx. I stand corrected. They look so much alike that...you cant help wondering "why would anyone wanna shoot the lovable skipper?" Lol!

[@Arwar555]

The only reason why I watched this was Hedy Lamarr. Otherwise a real boring plot

[@rmp7400]

People appreciate different things in life... because people understand different things.

[@TheBacktimer]

1:07:56 Does it go like a subway train?

[@rmp7400]

The Paris Metro is beautiful, clean, and silent - with occasional musical sounds. Not like Chicago or New York shoddy subways...

[@calarts2008]

i dont think so. I've been on all 3. Love NYC subway!@@rmp7400

[@petracruz5076]

53:52

[@dvmagallanes69]

History made at night 1937

[@worldofparrots3282]

Berbère world was most civilised till this days

[@rmp7400]

Excluding the first great era of Islamic slaughter and the era of Barbary Pirates that captured and sold locals into slavery

[@Bobby-cq7jy]

Viva fln

[@mariamelshamaa181]

The only reason I watched the movie was Charles Boyer. The movie could have been better if the ending was different.🥹

[@rmp7400]

Agree the movie would have been more satisfying if they could have escaped together however, tragedy has a way of being more deeply remembered (e.g.: Dr Zhivago)

[@richardnailhistorical3445]

1938 film - this is about the time period when film industry 'lost' its honesty, credibility and candidness as was evidenced below 1933. Now film industry got acutely smart on how to let the camera dwell on someone's face for inordinate amount tine (like Hedy's),, where stupid attempts at comedy were introduced, when the seriousness of the film turned into a melodrama. After the war entire film industry purpose was to produce fast selling cheap hyped movies to collect returns as fast as they could; the innocence was lost forever!

[@deirdre108]

I thought the post-war film noir genre was rather good though.

[@richardnailhistorical3445]

@@deirdre108 This film was 'pre-war', 1939 invasion of Poland. If you are talking about 'post' everything after 45, then film industry radically changed. Now I am not saying there was nothing of value produced, I'm saying in general film industry became 'too clever' about how to exploit the. ever poor, ever dumb, ever waiting to be manipulated public with cheap films that should never have been produced in first place! Today if it weren't for digital, film industry would be in even worse shape. But hey, if you love it who am I to say you are wrong in liking what you see - I am just an observer on this alien planet!

[@deirdre108]

@@richardnailhistorical3445 I pretty much agree with you on the current state of films. Seems like most movies are a continuous 90 minute stream of special effects with very little real acting or intelligent dialogue. It’s all fast cutting from one scene to the next to give the audience the illusion that something compelling is happening on screen. I don’t buy it!

[@djsomali4414]

try 'Don't look up'😆

[@richardnailhistorical3445]

@@djsomali4414 Don't think!

[@mergacheali9686]

La très grande actrice Heidi Lamar était une très belle femme beauté parfaite avec GRETA Garbo Grave Kelly Ingrid Bergman Lauren Bacal Audrey Hepburn ava Gardner Rita Hayworth Lana Turner et très nombreuses autres que nous avons vécue leurs époque de très près Heidi Lamar moi avait quitté en janvier de l'année 2000 grâce Kelly en septembre 1982 dans un accident de voiture Ingrid Bergman le 29 Août 1982 journée de son anniversaire née le 29 Août 1915 décédée à l'âge de 67 années ainsi de suite tout à changé .

[@inesborstel5592]

❤

[@solbrh8302]

Sajin: Somaili land had recognition at year thirties i think, UN Low, once you got it, its not to be revoced, what I heard, father is Low, somali land have its official right to remain as a country. Congragulation for Somali Land. this Port Land will develop very quickly. For the rest Somailians, do not support this crazy somalia President. If they want war, the Egyptian should go themselves, do not let yourself killl, dear Somalians, you have suffered a lot in this world, before 40 years, you have been daying for USA, as proxy war, lots of somailian dayed, because they listened USA, this time, if you dare to fight ethiopian Boarder, what you loose from your 2 Mmillion Population is not only your life, but your Somali Territory, as you became proxy country, you will loose your status, you are no more status of country, as ethiopia will anxite your country, no other option. ethiopians will not go fight die and came back, but this time they will stay! take it in to account. the same for inside Separatists, the destruction will be forever. there is no more claiming back!

[@sloburnjo]

👌

[@carole6884]

Bad end

[@rmp7400]

Yeah....that happen often in this passing world....😥

[@jamesanonymous2343]

NO THANKS,,THIS ONE DON'T DO IT !

[@solbrh8302]

Ah do i understand you Correctly???? are you steel Planing to Inport Cement????? I thought, you had a Plan to Prosper and Ethiopia has already built Damm at Nile River and more damms already finished, for the first stape is completed. Now, Mi quation, how came that you steel dream to Inport cement and other construction Materials which are unaffordable for Africans, as long as you use extern currency, which is not African or asians? I thought when you speak, about Prosperity, you are going to prosper produce yourself for the country and not being dependant of some other places which is not Logic. this is justinfo for you guys. any kind of Inportation you are planning is destructive. you better live it. One may plan to inport, fro m any strategical point of view, would be acceptable. but, you inport, because you are lucking in Production capacity and efficiency?? No Please. Live it.

[@paulsolon6229]

W a Hollywood silly ending

[@rmp7400]

Silly? You've never heard of trigger-happy cops?🤔

[@paulsolon6229]

@@rmp7400 a straw man argument

[@redsonya3088]

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