Colonel Effingham's Raid (1946) CHARLES COBURN

Stars: Charles Coburn, Joan Bennett, William Eythe
Director: Irving Pichel
When a retired colonel discovers that there is a plan afoot to tear down a Confederate Monument , he begins a campaign to rally the townspeople to save the square.

[@sandraoss5828]

1946 Coburn He was a great actor. Love his movies and thoroughly enjoyed this one. TY for sharing

[@nomadpi1]

I've been a movie fan since childhood. i watched this movie because I like Charles Coburn. I'm also a fan of Joan Bennet. Coming into my adolescence, I first noticed Joan Bennett as an attractive, human woman, instead of a flickering, screen presence. So, she effected a change in me to make me view screen actresses as women instead of phantoms. I troll KZbin for "old" movies of the 1930s thru the 1950s. I'm nearly 80 years old, so "old" movies are really not "old" to me. I appreciate these movies as not throwing curses around instead of plots and pertinent dialogue. Glad to see intelligent comments here.

[@samthornhill6550]

This was a great movie!!! It brought tears to my eyes. So many of us forget about where we came from and who fought for us in the past. North and South gave their blood for what they believed in but in their hearts they were always Americans. I've had uncles cousins my brother my father all who served in the military. They sacrificed in many ways most of my family came back some didn't but they sacrificed in other ways. Their sacrifices came by being away from their families for years at a time and doing their duty to their country to all veterans thank you very much from the bottom of my heart for your service!! I was unable to serve in the military because of a blindness in my left eye. I volunteered three different branches of the military during the Vietnam war. My country means a lot to me and it breaks my heart to see the divisiveness of this country now. This movie sparked an emotion in my heart and re-energized my love for this country. She has been like a mother to me and to all of us should be. It was built on the blood and the sacrifice of many. And she'll go on as long as we stay United. Thanks for the movie thanks for the memory this is a good one.

[@geofftrigger8165]

What a surprising film. In 1946 a community learns of the importance of it's heritage. And how we are still thinking about our heritage. Apparently we always will thru the ages. Sometimes with pride and love and at at other times without. We are not perfect, but we do revere, and remember those who have served in peace and in war. A good film.

[@mwbright]

One side was fighting to preserve Slavery and killing soldiers in the United States Army to do so. One side was American. The other was not. The other side were traitors fighting for the worst cause in the last thousand years.

[@mwbright]

@AMT What´s a little kid walking by those statues of all those Confederate ´heroes´ supposed to think? Black, white, it doesn´t make any difference. It´s a bad, bad message. And I know, after Lincoln´s Vice President became President, he gave amnesty to all of them, and they embraced. Black people who had been working like dogs to end slavery for decades watched in dismay as both sides in the war turned on them. I really think John Wilkes Booth didn´t just murder Lincoln. He murdered the whole country. We´re still stuck up to our necks in Treason.

[@nedludd7622]

Why did you want to go to Vietnam to kill people who had never done anything to you? If you loved your country, you would have opposed that criminal war.

[@samthornhill6550]

@@nedludd7622 so my little brother wouldn't have to. I had friends going over there and dying and I felt like then being forced to make a sacrifice was important. But I just knew I did not want my little brother to have to go into that s***. If I'd have gone over there and lost my life they wouldn't have forced my little brother to go and that was the only reason. Call it stupid but that was my reasoning. And no I did not agree with the Vietnam War we shouldn't have been there and we never should have but that was a political Thing by the idiots that we had running our country at that time

[@90FF1]

Preservation of history is a thing of the past. History seems to offend so many now days. Coburn and Bennett. A couple of gems in a whimsical film. Loved it. Tnx P.F.

[@lenajenkens8441]

I enjoy these old classics...thank you

[@daisywomack7587]

I love the cat whistles indicating the sexy parts which today we would not even notice..a skirt blowing up to just below the knees ...I am 73 and what is sexy has changed greatly--I loved the old movies and enjoyed this one very much

[@inspired14U]

Surprise! GOOD FILM! Unexpected message of citizens standing together against graft.

[@doreekaplan2589]

Nowadays its all about political parties

[@CaptainNavman]

Charles Coburn, Joan Bennett... THANK YOU

[@keithharvey7230]

Several middle aged actors found huge popular success in the forties as well as Mr.Coburn.Monty Woolley,Barry Fitzgerald,Clifton Webb and Edmund Gwenn.

[@i.z4711]

Yes....and they all ended up being the cream of the crop of the Hollywood pool of actors.

[@herbalmedicine-best9903]

Excellent ! This movie conveys a very important message in a very digestible manner. The message - To get your democratic rights you need to perform your democratic duties. Fear is your worst enemy, kick it out before it turn you to a vegetable. The 4th pillar of democracy that is the PRESS need an effective repair without delay.

[@raymondsaquet2922]

AMEN!

[@i.z4711]

Yep...l agree...Today the fear mongering is, to be politically correct....ha! ha!...what is that...what does that mean??

[@amy8762]

Good movie great message . Don't forget or destroy our history.

[@andrewmstancombe1401]

D B I almost put a like without thinking, but thought about it then thought you're almost right, almost. So I have to make it clear. I making a guess you are American. I'm British hear me out before you stop reading. The film doesn't quite go far enough back. Most Americans it seems think only of their History since the revolution. Bear with me read on. Before America became "America" it was British. The 13 states anyway. The pre revolutionary country was British. So the majority of those founders of the Colony of America were British Jamestown, Roanoke, Boston, Salem witch trials were all British first. My Own Regiment fought at Lexington and Concord. There is much more than Just as you put it "Our History." History has to be protected not just in America but in the whole world. We British have thousands of years of history and so developers think they can demolish this flatten that. It's All wrong we lost far too much History in WW2. Like this film points out in an endearing post ww2 way, loose the bricks and mortar you loose a tangible touch with history. I have a friend in America who renacts my regiments historic roots, the 10th of Foot later to become the Royal Lincolnshire Regiment. One day I intend to go over dress and fire a musket. And get a feel for it. I'm absolutely amazed that Americans take the time to remember the regiment when most Brits, even in Lincolnshire the regiments county haven't a clue. Of its many, varied parts of the world it served. But America has chosen to remember them because it's your history also. Sorry went off track a touch but anyway suffice to say, I agree Our History is important.

[@389383]

You are right traitors should be honored!

[@Bill23799]

@@andrewmstancombe1401 Well said sir. I can only add " Thank God for George Washington" . Were it not for him we would all be speaking English right now. Hehe. You have a rich history worthy of your pride. I know we are very young but I hope we are not watching the beginning of our end. I have seen things happen in the last few weeks I would never have thought I would see in the last 62 years I have been alive. Tonight I saw in the news a statement of one of these activists that next they need to destroy all the stained glassed windows depicting Jesus and his parents as white. I hope my fellow Americans will say this is as far as you go and no farther. I know I will.

[@maureencrawford8981]

A delightful little film lovely Joan Bennett and Coburg

[@joegill3612]

What a brilliant film. I live in a town with a council like this. All they ever do is destroy old buildings. The more historical the better.

[@victoriataylor5457]

Gosh Joe, it sounds like you and I came from the same place, our city does the same thing.Same City council too. Destroys every old building in town .

[@gailfrost7023]

So enjoyed this movie. Thanks for sharing.

[@mike.p.1400]

Nice movie. I love Charles coburn. Thanks for posting.

[@franzitaduz]

Truly delightful film. Even as the strains of patriotism to the stated ideals of the American Mythos warms the Heart, the reality that two black men were relegated to the sidelines as servants and comic relief was impossible to ignore. We as a nation are divided by looking back with blinders. We will be destroyed if we see the future through myopic self-interest. Democracy is a full time responsibility for all who demand its rights!

[@iolet.9695]

Times changed An sure it wasn't all sweetness an light Though it's clean cut film kick bk ya shoes an injoy 💜

[@janepatterson6779]

BRAVO...best way to end a day, A DECENT, ENTERTAINING MOVIE!!! 💙💚💛🧡💜..❤!

[@少川靖男]

Amazing deliveries, well written, not a boring moment !!

[@cristineconnell7803]

This has been 1 of my favorites since I first saw it a number of years ago! Charles Coburn, "dam n the torpedoes, full speed ahead"! Lol ❤🇺🇸❤

[@sjr7822]

The old movies are the best movies

[@spamskanal]

Das Säbelgefecht - LOL! Danke für's Hochladen! Klasse Film, witzig und liebenswert.

[@spirgtudsrubec7776]

This movie tells the story of today, that is at least half way through. Now isn't it about time we created a happy ending, before its too late to save the building. The building in our movie is humanity.

[@bobbmarly4355]

Well said.

[@LifeLuvWe]

Nice to meet you, beloved soul🫂 yes it🗝️

[@sarahturner9633]

I loved this movie! Thanks for posting

[@samueldavidrucker7514]

Standing up to the oligarchy - true American core principal...Was that Tyrone Power's twin?! Oh Joan Bennett was such a dish and the very epitome of suave sophistication, gracefulness and intelligence, as well as a great dry humor.

[@paularthurfreynet2220]

1865, end of the us civil war, to 1946 when the film was made is 81 years. 1946 to today is 69 years - we're almost as far in time from them as they are from that war, well just trying to get some perspective on this

[@2011littlejohn1]

What matters regarding perspective is we never learn from history despite it repeating itself we just get more efficient at killing each other.

[@keithharvey7230]

Charles Coburn won an Oscar for The More the Merrier.He was also nominated for The Green Years and The Devil and Miss Jones.

[@bigred997]

underrated movie- the devil and miss jones with robert cummings as well.

[@juanmanuelparadacontreras9565]

Todo un extraordinario filme clásico sobre el ideal que todo patrimonio representa en ser conservado de cara a otras generaciones en conocer su pasado. Saludos y bendiciones a todos los cinéfilos de corazón desde Venezuela.

[@billiewilson5197]

Good One, loved the acting and story.🎥 🎬

[@JoaoFurtadoCoelho777]

Pleasant film. Thanks for the upload. Shared on Google+

[@jeffreyfinch8609]

To bad we destroy so much history. Everyone thinks something new is cool, and forget that history is earned. Something with a lot more value than something that's new. We need to stop neglecting or buildings, repair, maintain, and put them to new uses. Not only is there history, but a savings of resources.

[@victoriataylor5457]

You are so right, you are young, with an old mind. Which is a very high compliment. Not many young people, think that way. You absolutely can't imagine, that where I live, they have demolished alot of very beautiful historic buildings. For new ones, or parking lots,. Its so sad. The beautiful architecture, and history they have removed is heartbreaking. And the new buildings are so cold and ugly. No beauty at all. I can't even stand to go about town , for this isn't, my home town, anymore, not the hometown,that I once knew, and loved. Its enough to make a person sick.

[@lunarmodule6419]

We destroyed Nazi crosses because they represented the horror. Slavery was horrible.

[@mikekennedy5470]

Stopped in again great movie . Thx ......

[@88gair]

Thank You! Relevant, today

[@lobsterwhisperer7932]

I saw this back in the day, great cast.

[@jmen4ever257]

I've read the book, and there are certain strong lines of comment on the direction America was drifting in, that should have been in the film.How often today, are ANY real grass roots efforts made to save any public buildings, and how many are saved.? It was hard to do back in 1940, and next to impossible today.Lot of apathy out there..

[@fhuber7507]

There's the second story here.. and its actually more important than the building. Allowing corrupt career politicians to get away with nepotism and graft just because that's the way its always been will just help the corruption grow.

[@victoriataylor5457]

@@fhuber7507 But what can people do, about this , there are so many problems, it's terrible. You know the old saying, you can't fight City Hall I totally agree with you, but what recourse do we have. Power in government, city, state or federal, is enormous

[@maureencurryhbhgg6202]

Can’ t beat the old black and white oldies

[@alswann2702]

Great movie thanks for posting!!

[@kobymccarty6682]

My cousin actually wrote the Novel that this movie was based off of.😊

[@papaike2]

This movie surly points out what is going on today with people rolling to government at every level. Charles Coburn one of my favorites and loved the movie as well.

[@seasidemarkedwards5434]

explain please

[@dr.rosewyatt417]

papaike2 gggtttttttt

[@andrewphillips8341]

If you mean the corperations?

[@cgpyper7536]

@@andrewphillips8341 (Br)oke corporations, yes ... along with the rest of the media, Silicon Valley, entertainment, professional sports, academia, etc. 'CratMob.

[@bigred997]

did charles coburn ever do bad acting? the answer is no! another memorable performance in an enjoyable movie.

[@carlreed6186]

Charles Cobern is brilliant in this one

[@carlreed6186]

Coburn

[@alaindubois1505]

How relevant is to our region right now in New South Wales Australia. Our state government has been neglecting the rural regions, and using the taxpayer's money to destroy public transport infrastructure. There are always vested interests in these dealings. The largest city outside of Sydney, Newcastle, has had its direct rail line to Australia's largest city ripped up. For $1billion, about 3.2 kilometres [about 2 miles] of the line with three stations were removed, and a 'light rail' placed alongside it on the road! This is a huge waste of our money. It prohibits direct access to Sydney from Newcastle's CBD. Now, in the northern part of the state, in popular tourist visited Northern Rivers, the state government offers $100million and more to rip up the railway tracks for an elitist cycling track. The central local government area of Lismore City has its councillors thinking this would be a good thing! There is no proper consultation with the community, who since daytime railway services were closed in 1990, have no real transport to the coast [Byron bay], towns and villages in the seven LGA, or into our close large city of Brisbane. The roads are dangerous, and many cannot use them or the sparse bus services to traverse our regional distances. The reasoning is that mostly poor with discounted fares were using the last rail service. There's nothing for our huge numbers of visitors to the region. They're not going to ride bikes through our hot droughts, fires and floods. This stops the poorest, those with disabilities and many others without proper access to their needs. We are supposed to be in a wealthy country without a class system, but 52% in NSW call themselves 'middle class' and have no regard or empathy for others. In Zurich, Switzerland, the wealthiest to the poorest share their public transport system. Rail is the only socially inclusive mobile venue there is. Why, is it so difficult to get humanitarian and democratically minded people into our councils and governments?

[@robertwalker5521]

Well, I am writing this two years after yours. The Wuhan Flu, numerous floods, the Election, Continuing railway problems, China's continuing march southward....an update from you would be very interesting

[@lizdoyle7158]

A MUST SEE MOVIE 🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥 EXCELLENT ⭐⭐🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐

[@rockcrusher4636]

Excellent, thank you Pizza Fix.

[@michealfigueroa6325]

The connection between the story in this film and what is going on the democrat lead US of today seems pretty clear. Our parents, us and our children have Not learned a Damn thing in the last 75 years

[@usma41artlab78]

Right, for the people and by the people, not Trump or any Politian

[@i.z4711]

Charles Coburn b. 1877 ‐ 1961. Born Georgia, USA. With first wife had 6 children. She died of heart disease, aged 59. Later in life married second wife, a new Zealander, had another daughter, seven children in total. After his death she returned to New Zealand.

[@garyteague9555]

Great little gem

[@victoriataylor5457]

Thanks, for another great movie. Love Charles Coburn. He was quite the funny gentleman , great actor. Its sad to see, that's nothing has changed in the comment section. Still mudslinging hate. People just can't stop, to watch a simple good old movie. I'm sure in the year this was made, the actors had no idea, that it would cause, such division or the big ruckus that the movie causes in 2018 ! Or most of the actors probably wouldn't, have made it. They made it for, fun entertainment, not to start a political or racial war! It's always one ,or the other. If they could only see us Now? They would probably find it quite disturbing. It's sad, The Hate is that bad.And some can't distinguish between fiction and reality! There was alot of the same things going on back then, but this is a movie, and nothing more. Period, they didn't even mean it to be more than that.

[@PizzaFLIX]

Charles Coburn is always great. Thanks for watching. May the Sauce be with you.

[@victoriataylor5457]

@@PizzaFLIX Thanks Pizza Fix, I love all your movies. Sometimes I watch the same ones more than once. I save them so I can go back in and watch them again. Great old movies. You sure know how to choose good films.

[@pattygonzales9605]

TY Pizzaflix for sharing.

[@radarasmarie3404]

thanks for uploading. I watched practically all films of Charles Coburn but this one is really very stupid or nonsense ; of course and specially comparing to ""The more the merrier""" which was hilarious. Don't miss it if you are fond of Charles Coburn, Jean Arthur and the daching Joel Mccrea.

[@antoniussmink4546]

a movie worth seeing

[@robertvisser7945]

great movie charles coburn is a great actor reminds me of charles laughton another great actor

[@Maicoczpenton]

Look at 40:14 It's The The Soup Natzi...hahah.....Charles Coburn was made for this type of role....good stuff.

[@vistulacooper6802]

Was just watching DARK SHADOWS with Joan Bennett😂👺

[@dumpthechump1769]

I like the very ending.

[@keithharvey7230]

I always remember Henry Armetta in The Big Store with The Marx Brothers.

[@johns.gladden9741]

17:57 , Amen~Brother; Hall elujah.. Saved?? (Awesome, Praise God, Praise Jesus.)

[@RafaelGil2022]

Great movie.

[@pamczech5984]

I have two charles Coburn movies made for each other and has any body seen my gal

[@pressureworks]

Well, if Sherman, Grant, Lincoln, etc monuments were erected in the South, they would've been taken down and melted right quick.

[@GinjaNinja01]

Before we 'exalt' history...a little FACT CHECKING and research into the 'authors' may be a good start,,,what goes on today...went on in 1946...and how!! This movie is pure propaganda IMHO

[@user-vp9zw8is3o]

schönes Werk - contrapunkt "kolberg, ufa / fredericus rex", context 1946, die kuhjungen version.

[@DateTwoRelate]

"Mr. Smith Goes to Georgia" A film so sexist that's surprisingly its screenplay is credited to a woman. And the quickest resolution to a plot ever seen in the history of film. Pretty silly actually.

[@danielstanwyck2812]

How did Joan Bennett get second billing? As much as I love Coburn, he was the co-star and she the leading lady.

[@Sunshine-zm1fx]

The answer to this kind of question is always about how much power that person had in Hollywood at the time. Coburn got higher billing because he and/or his celebrite' required it.

[@i.z4711]

Sam thornhill...in reply....Thank you for your patriotism. This is when a man is willing to die for peace.

[@danielstanwyck2812]

in addition, all of the wonderful comic actors - coburn, of course, and joslyn, hall, meek, patterson, armetta, witherspoon, et al - wasted in this dull dull dull film.

[@ezrusa1]

@ 25; 30 The city counsel's are trusties Waiting for the citizens too come of age . AKA Privet Citizen's . running the town counsel's

[@johnheigis83]

Folks! This belongs to you! Possibilities..! [Note: Semper Fidelis!]! Our "We" system? In a 21st century context... This needs you; and, word of mouth. (Please consider, carefully?)? "A well regulated [ neighborhood incident management / comprehensive contingencies management system ] being necessary to the [ national security democratic posture ] of a free state, the right of the people to [ employ a Swiss version of active and passive civil defense, within a republic, will not likely be ] infringed." The first part of that "sentence", before the comma, boils down to the "musterings"! That's where they gathered, and talked... (... before a "Formation", as they gathered and waited; during a "Formation"... being informed, organized, consolidated, coordinated, trained, nominated leadership, exercised, educated, assigned, deployed...; and, they communicated, as they parted... traded, bartered, planned, informed, organized, reported for "night-watch" duty, deployed... for neighborhood incident management... Functioning within a comprehensive contingencies management system! Gatherings of: knowledge, education, experience, training, abilities, talents, wisdom...! Considering: food, water, shelter, shielding, commerce, waste, logistics, liaison, medical, health, warning, correspondence... But, as the security apparatus faded from use, so went the treasures of the "demos-kratos" "musterings"! Note this, as easy to fix...!...? Note: FEMA recommends that "We" "maintain secondary EOCs (Emergency Operations Centers)! However, such was written, in the context of maintaining "secondary [Primary] EOCs", in case the Primary has problems! (The Primary controls that "Police Line"... Dispatch, "Enforcement", Medical, Fire, HazHats, Health, Public Works, Waste Disposal, Water, "Professional 'First' Responders" ...)! Tell me, aren't you, normally, "the first responder?". And then, a second person may help, and then more folks, maybe, before the EMS, or the "Enforcers", get to us, to help? This matters, in "civil defense!". In basic "Old School" neighborhood incident management, and comprehensive contingencies management! Basics "We" are born into, as "members"! Humans! Note: "civil defense" can not, only, be, another government agency (Note: "The Civil Defense Act of 1950, as amended.); while, "We" needs, "professional" "First Responders"! Thusly; DES ("Disaster and Emergency Services / "Civil Defense", etc.)!... Humph! Folks, nobody says "We" can't use, and be, that "secondary" system! And, "We" can do so, "Separate but Equal", within a republic! ..."For, Of, By...We"! "The Fourth Branch"!..?? (Note: Swiss example!). "We" can use this, to actually build "secondary [Comprehensive Contingencies Operations Centers]!" Anchored in a neutral / objective, logistics / liaison, "Matrix" NGO. With the necessary technical back-up systems! (Note: Internet possibilities!)! [I want an Desktop Icon, that takes me to my very own NASA type CCMC (comprehensive contingencies management center! Where i can track and map all of my utilities, and all the taxable matters and issues about them... From my sink, to the Primary Intakes, and beyond... Upstream!! Or, waste output systems... Downstream..., ages, conditions, contracts,.. Thusly, an Internet site, where "We" can do our own "official" polling, and surveys, with capabilities, for full contribution, and participation, on any issue!....). Such an NGO gives us "Project", and "Mission s" capabilities! (Like the Red Cross; but, ARC can not be "armed!"??? ... Thusly; "active and passive" "civil defense"! [OCD, 1964])! The "Project - Missions"... (Who, What, When, Where, Which, Why, How...)! And; if "We" lock it into all levels of education / academics, for a 24/7 operational platform, (for mixing Internships, In-Service Learning, Instructors, Volunteers...). So, your younger folks, and even your little ones, can participate, directly, in "democracy", too! (Note: "Minute"...men, women, kids, elders...)! (...toddlers, pre-teens, teens, young adults, adults, elders... "civil"... "civil defense", with "Civil Defense"!). [Note, for instance: some of us old Vets ( "we" "nocturnal s" ), are "standing by" for "night watch" "duty"!... So, to restore "Minute" capabilities???]. Ask we millions of Vets, to give it an instant backbone, for some basic SOPs (Standard Operations Procedures). While always selecting our best leadership, as we go...? FEMA recommends "We" apply CEM. (Comprehensive [Contingencies] Management)! Thusly; a "four phased cycle: mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery." "Through an IEMS (Integrated [Contingencies] Management System)!" Which "includes all sectors: Public, Private, and Governments!" Such will provide ability for restoring "mustering", from home, for managing any issues! Such can provide "active and passive civil defense", within "national security democratic posture!" (Considering the Swiss example, for resolving the "firearms" issues, as it must be, as "active [armed] and passive civil defense are integral to national security posture! [OCD 1964].). Such will provide an ability to efficiently consolidate and coordinate resources: human, material, information, agricultural...! Folks, FEMA pleads for citizen involvement in "civil defense", anyway! I recommend, "We" call it, what it does, so to avoid confusion, down the road. Such always centers the concept, for employment in any republic. ..."DES" - "Support, Systems, and Services"! That way, "We" can plug directly into the sources (on the other side of any "police line")! [So, to "unionize", and to "protest", from "home"!]! Such could mechanize and empower demos-kratos, within a republic! Folk, this is the system "we" can use, to be "We", within a republic! ... [ Just for starters! ]... I hope!... [Folks, this comes from 40+ yrs of research into finding ways to make "civil defense" what it must be, for us to survive the future. For all us "Boomers", we knew the truth behind songs like CCRs "Bad Moon Rising"; and, "In The Year 2525!"... Thusly; I know you want to preserve a twinkle, in the eyes of your little ones, and not tears! Help?]!

[@NondescriptMammal]

Wow... could the young reporter guy be more of a weaselly unprincipled pansy about everything?

[@donbaker3993]

He'd fit right in these days.

[@2011littlejohn1]

Not sure if this is a satire or not.

[@bradmiller2329]

In the pre-WW2 South? Probably not!

[@grimtt]

Jack freeman Yes, i think so, the clue is in the title: “Col F-ingHam” ...

[@JamLeGull]

Let’s defend Vichy French monuments, and monuments to Norwegian SS units. Otherwise we can’t know about history, right? It’s not like we can just look things up and read about them, we can’t know about history unless we have a monument celebrating those who did every evil act ever committed.

[@billsmith9711]

a movie about rural Georgia and NO Southern accents? poor casting for sure.

[@bradmiller2329]

(tongue in cheek) But then it would've been listed as a foreign language film!

[@everettwhite9874]

@@bradmiller2329 😂

[@danielstanwyck2812]

joan bennett, great film noir actress, completely wasted in this.

[@ronllewellyn616]

En español por favor gracias

[@PANCHOVILLAMATO]

The dude in the Mayor's office painting was named Ivanka. The Mayor is having a new FBI building erected and his brother-in-law is getting the contract. This movie isn't set in 1940, this is 2020 under Hier Mayor Trump. Guess which cousin got the border fence contract?

[@pawel5280]

Who would imagine at that time treasonous democrats would betray America to communist China .Names like Obama Biden. Pelosi Nadler Shiff will be Forever remember as American traitors . Relatives will change their names to avoid recognition and Shame. Those who manage stay out of jail

[@PANCHOVILLAMATO]

@@pawel5280 Grandpa Trump fled to the US to avoid military duty in WWI, In America, Donald Trump avoided the draft to stay away from Vietnam. The name Trump will go down like the name of Al Capone, Adolf Hitler, Ted Bundy, and Joseph Stalin... Barron will change his last name the minute he turns 18, and he has cashed in his inheritance check. Trump = massive corruption.

[@donnaryanhaynes7951]

@@PANCHOVILLAMATOLove to know who served in the Military? BIDEN , Obama , CLINTON PFFT

[@constitutionalUSA]

Not a true southern accent in the whole movie

[@mike.p.1400]

constitutionalUSA well. That’s how they did things back in the forties. The cowboy movies where the same. A lot of cowboys sounded like the we’re all from Brooklyn.

[@sandraoss326]

She said Professor of Economics I never heard of a professor in High School only in College. The song at the end is a Rebel song and it looks like the uniforms are Yankees

[@dillardjenkins5118]

I refuse to watch another movie about a lost war that southerners complain about.

[@simonf8902]

Happening now in the USA. WOKE

[@brianoneill1103]

It's probably a great movie, but I just can't abide black & white!! I never get thru them!!!

[@cjnovack]

Am I the only person who sees the title and thinks "Colonel Fuckingham's Raid"?

[@PizzaFLIX]

I surely HOPE so! Thanks for watching. May the Sauce be with you.

[@johnm5081]

Yes

[@danielraymadden]

Horrible dialogue...

[@NickDanger0001]

Damned traitors, nothing else.

[@chloejay7394]

Good movie sounds like Democrats today never change

[@sandraoss5828]

1946 Coburn He was a great actor. Love his movies and thoroughly enjoyed this one. TY for sharing