The Strangers in 7A (1974, Thriller) Ida Lupino, Michael Brandon, Andy Griffith | Movie

[@melodiefrances3898]

Even as a teenager I recognized that Ida Lupino was special. ❤

[@crabstick250]

An opening on the SI Ferry, Ida Lupino, Andy Griffith and 1974...PERFECT!! THANKS I never saw this as a teen!! ❤

[@annfisher3316]

Ida Lupino was such a trail blazer for women in the industry. 👏

[@larrywakeman4371]

She starred in AND DIRECTED Many One Step Beyond tv episodes and Twillight Zone and Thriller episodes. One of my FAVE ones she direccted and starred in is, "16mm Shrine" of the Twilight Zone--watch it!!! Kim

[@dickiegreenleaf750]

Huh? Weren't women in movies since the 1910's? Is this a racial thing?

[@jasonhurd4379]

​​@@dickiegreenleaf750Lupino was one of the first successful woman producer/directors of films in Hollywood. That's how she blazed trails. Not sure what you mean by your remark about 'a racial thing'. For that matter, I don't thiink you know what you meant, either.

[@robertpeters4161]

She sure changed a lot in later life but then who hasn't?

[@mitchsalawine5420]

That was pretty cool! They knew how to make TV movies back then! The intrigue was well paced and thought out.

[@moondancer6488]

Yes, I fully agree. Movies of yesteryear had so much more substance than most movies of today.

[@mtaylor7307]

Based on a book. Today's films seem better when based on books too.

[@karelglasner2673]

Made for TV 😂 that makes sense

[@HunterHayes-rs2yi]

@@karelglasner2673 it's means it wasn't theatrically released. It wasn't made for the big screen in movie theaters.

[@Drchandlercaldwell]

Love Ida Lupino, she was a great Director also!

[@rapauli]

Nice little movie. Ida Lupino is a gem.

[@moondancer6488]

She certainly is!!!❤

[@djoseph7178]

Andy Griffith, how could you! What would Aunt B. say? 😮

[@Veronica-qz7ld]

😂

[@HunterHayes-rs2yi]

What would Helen Crump say?

[@reneemcafee3889]

I'm sure Opie wouldn't be to thrilled either

[@london19657]

The show just finished but I wanted to leave a superchat.. Next time guys. Great show, thank you.

[@TheHighlanderX]

Thank you for another gem 🙏🏻🍀🥤🍿

[@moondancer6488]

I can't believe I don't remember this one. I'm just a little bit past the halfway mark and I'm loving it. My anxiety is high because they're trying to get his wife up there now. Yikes!! Yes, this is certainly a gem. 😁🥰👍🏼💖

[@peteykwia2752]

Ooh, Michael Brandon, Dempsey and Makepesce, a good stuff!! 👍👍👍💜

[@annalisasgentile1412]

Love old movies

[@moondancer6488]

They're truly the BEST!!!❤

[@rosalynjeffery9510]

​@@moondancer6488Yes they are.😊

[@lapassurs5383]

Old movies had real acting and better themes. Reality tv messed up things.

[@moondancer6488]

I completely agree! 💯💯💯💯🎯👍🏼💖

[@CarolShook-yg9nn]

The worse thing to ever happen to tv is the stupid reality shows non actors doing mindless scripted things for the camera and this generation eats it up wow

[@moondancer6488]

@@CarolShook-yg9nn You couldn't be more right.💯💯 Now everybody thinks they're a celebrity. Also, with social media, such as Instagram and Tic Tok, everybody calls themselves "influencers" and, most of the time, they're influencing people to do really stupid and dangerous things. I know every generation thinks theirs is the best, but I really worry about the generations growing up with reality TV, cell phones, and social media. They will never get to know just how sweet and innocent things used to be. 😔

[@sevenspecie592]

Most things were better back then & things definitely lasted longer!..lol

[@LoisLane22]

I loved Michael Brandon. He did a few of these TV movies. He had that great 70s hair!

[@gloriamontgomery6900]

You really can hear hints of Ida Lupino’s natural British accent in this

[@sg-vp2qg]

Yes, but more than hints. I couldn't believe how strong it was; I never knew she was British.

[@kjgammon1658]

Ida Lupino! Love her... I dont remember this one..????.

[@melodiefrances3898]

She was SOOOOOO good. ❤❤❤

[@mrskhepple]

Ida Lumino is a man lol

[@mtaylor7307]

​@@mrskheppledoes she drink champagne that tastes just like cherry cola, c-o-l-a....

[@mrskhepple]

@@mtaylor7307 I’m sorry I had my actors mixed up!

[@mtaylor7307]

@@mrskhepple It was funny. No worries.

[@LisaKerbo]

I've watched this 2 times since I found it in YT about 4 yrs ago. Loved it! ❤

[@rachel112263]

Music by Morton Stevens and The Wrecking Crew!!!

[@siemprepalante773]

Great movie. Thanks for the upload. Always good to see Andy Griffith outside of Mayberry.

[@LunasLearn-o-Rama]

Amazing! Thanks for uploading!

[@michelleadams474]

Great movie and it's one I don't remember seeing, thank you for sharing with us!!

[@S-do6ze2tt9i]

Buenísima película! Gracias por subirla.

[@DarleneHarris-s6h]

Andy Griffith!!!😊

[@moondancer6488]

I'm waiting for Barney Fife to bust the door open and save the day!!! 😂😂😂

[@annahgibbus8]

​​​@@moondancer6488 Then Barney shoots his foot & Andy says: Barney give me your bullet 😂 Barney: Oh Andy😞

[@emiche711]

For some reason Ida Lupino is in almost every crossword lol

[@jasonhurd4379]

Probably because her name contains four of the five vowels, and so is easy to link other words to.

[@maccoll3644]

Very good film.

[@robincutti4596]

Wonderful!❤❤❤❤

[@catdog2706]

Ida Lapino was a fabulous actress director those were the days my friend s

[@RawOlympia]

All 70s flicks are cool😎🥳

[@Speakupok]

Not really! 90s were better

[@RawOlympia]

@@Speakupok there are some great 90s flicks too, fab! but no weird hair or muscle cars ...

[@Speakupok]

@@RawOlympia 70s had weird hair and ugly bell bottoms😂

[@moonpawooe7134]

Mr Brandon its john travolta on the phone he wants his Saturday night fever hair back

[@richarddixon7855]

You probably mean Travolta's 1976 long hair from "Welcome Back Kotter." In Saturday Night Fever, he wore a close-cropped sides and back, blow dried on top, modified pompadour.

[@moondancer6488]

​@@richarddixon7855 You're perfectly correct!🎯

[@NovemberReigne]

Lol

[@southernsandra]

A wonderful movie no profanity, just a good Ole movie ❤😊

[@KatLadyNWFL]

Enjoyed the movie. Thanks for uploading!!

[@JOSEFAsoto-of1yu]

Very nice movie like everything directors made in old times!

[@thecressoflearning1996]

When someone says that we shouldn't accommodate strangers, but it might not be the case👍

[@savannah1508]

Andy Griffith " Matlock"

[@jmccracken1963]

Also, lest we forget, Andy Griffith as Lonesome Rhodes in "A Face in the Crowd" - and, later on (1983, to be exact), John Wallace in "Murder in Coweta County," co-starring with Johnny Cash.

[@deepprobe6187]

1972 mate. Not 1974

[@kazferns64]

Yeah, IMDb says 1972 and that makes more sense to me than 1974.

[@pizzachick6884]

Wifey just torn his dream DOWN

[@LauRa-re9un]

No, it was the young woman´s boyfriend. And she would never sleep with him, you see it when they are in bed and she leaves it and distracts him dancing. It´s so easy to deceive a man, they only think with their penis.

[@maricamaas2326]

And then he was ripe for the picking by someone who would in turn boost his ego.

[@juliabarca4917]

Los años 70' ......❤

[@vmaamaral4017]

Trata- se de um TVMOVIE agradável, com algum suspense, mas sem grandes pretensões. Com a grande actriz/realizadora Ida Lupino já em fim de carreira. This is a pleasant TVMOVIE, with some suspense, but without great pretensions. With the great actress/director Ida Lupino already at the end of her career.

[@moondancer6488]

Yes, you are right!! 🥰

[@emilly200]

Good Night🧛🏻‍♀️❣️🌹

[@mikesilva3868]

😅hooray

[@mooville32]

Have never seen this before but I recognized Tim McIntire right away! He was a great character actor. Awesome in Brubaker and he was Blood in A Boy and his Dog!...and Susanne Benton is in it too and she was in A Boy and his Dog as well!

[@jasonhurd4379]

McIntire was the son of actors John McIntire and Jeanette Nolan. He died at age forty-one of dropsy. A dreadful disease that usually strikes much older folks.

[@mooville32]

@@jasonhurd4379 Yes I heard that he left us way too young!

[@Farhad.A.M]

Films classic subtitle Persian very very good thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@CarolShook-yg9nn]

I vaguely remember this movie

[@joannewatts9892]

I knew it ! Suzanne Benton who co starred in A Boy & His Dog .. Don Johnson (. She really bugs me )

[@robincutti4596]

Really, absolutely pretty!❤

[@joannewatts9892]

@@robincutti4596 each to his own . !

[@moondancer6488]

​@@joannewatts9892 Just curious, but why does she bug you?? 🤔

[@joannewatts9892]

@@moondancer6488 I don't know about you but I've been a movie buff since I was a kid .. & with movies & TV shows , there are characters that one likes & that one dislikes . It's no big deal , it's not like I hate her for real .. that would make me insane & I assure you I am not .. but to answer your question ~ I really don't know why she bugs me .. wish I could give you a better answer .!

[@vivienneandersson6019]

@@robincutti4596 She's gorgeous, don't know why she wasn't a big star.

[@lefeuvivant]

Die goede oude tijd toen wij nog banken konden beroven.

[@lullabylu3672]

Deu agonia que um casal na faixa dos 49 parecia ter 70.

[@llongdong]

This here is like Ole Ang just met up with the Fun Girls in Mayberry.

[@savannah1508]

Ida Lupino un peut comme "Simone Signoret"

The only movie I saw before this was Andy Griffith was No Time For Sergeants.

[@jmccracken1963]

DO watch him as Lonesome Rhodes in Elia Kazan's 1957 film "A Face in the Crowd." Well worth watching!

[@RICO_SUAVE21]

Cool movie!!

[@nadagabri5783]

Into this 6 minutes - what a unsupportive - undermining “wife”.

[@Abel2670]

nice film

[@pedrosergiolozar9860]

A velha lenda de que morte é castigo...

Miss the movies I grew up in the 60s and 70s. They had actors that knew how to act. And the narratives were great compared to the crap of today. All they do today is ripoff old movies or remake them.

[@zuzasousa3573]

Sensacional.

[@ivanirdelsent9176]

Quem final bacana

[@Joseph-fd8bp]

wowww new york

[@manpok313]

Mantap👌👍✊

[@nurim.4439]

John travolta just made a short appearance in that movie.

[@marioaraalexandru9716]

Traducerea în româna vă rog

[@jutkagall8950]

Apasâ "floricica" din colțul din dreapta .

[@robertpeters4161]

Made for TV?

[@MATTLUCAS-zz6we]

This is what you call Real acting a real Art. Listen to the music 1974 We Limited supply of gas. Odd and even license plates to get gas in New York.❤🎉

[@johannakortesmaki-kc3xd]

I'm sure going to do all that for just 888,000, 😅

[@moondancer6488]

That was a lot of money in 1972. 😅😅 Heck, it's a lot now.

[@alonzocalvillo6702]

Ida Lupino in her older years was still a good looking woman unlike some of her counterparts who just got old and frumpy.

[@jmccracken1963]

A great example of that is "Junior Bonner."

[@greg55666]

Jesus what a terrible movie.

[@adrianosniperurtigao6625]

😃

[@gracereeves5790]

I loath Andy Griffith's weak character portrayal.

[@dclarke792]

lol

[@Texasbaubles]

Terrible acting…ugg

[@TruthInspector]

barf

[@eugenedsouza9382]

This is brilliant was a fantastic time for movies with great Hollywood stars from the. forties and fifties moving into tv and up and coming new stars like Michael Brandon way to go Dempsey from Dempsey and Makepeace .

[@tompritchard154]

This was a made for TV movie on CBS.

[@williedaniel6194]

Legendary one of the Greatest Actresses in the whole wide world 🌐 Ida Lupino

[@richbysina]

A couple bomb explosions outside...three or four police car sirens blaring in the street...a shotgun blast in the apartment hallway...another shotgun blast in the elevator...and not a single apartment resident is awakened in all this time!? Wasn't there enough money in the budget for some extras? Or was this an apartment building for deaf people? Laughable story.

[@moondancer6488]

Don't be a gloomy Gus. 😄

[@mtaylor7307]

The 1970s was the decade called, The Lovely Uglies. This covered more than just the fashion sense.

[@roefully]

People in the cities were afraid to get involved. They didn’t say anything if they saw or heard something.

[@Dion-rz3fz]

Andy Griffith did so well with this part. Kind of a "simple, everyman" portrayal. He could really play different characters well. I like his portrayal of this character. I could feel his angst in the bar with that girl. He knew he shouldn't, yet how often would a guy like him ever have a chance with someone like her!?!? Yet, you could feel his anxiety over the whole thing. Great job!

[@LauRa-re9un]

Just another cheater, I don´t feel sorry for him. If you are married, you must be faithful. If you want a person only because she is young, don´t get married, cheaters don´t deserve respect.

[@StanZ-i6w]

​Laura! Just as many women cheat as men, but they usually cheat in search of a wealthier husband, not a younger one!

[@maricamaas2326]

Around every corner there are sly young girls like this one; trying to hook some gullible (usually older discontented) man in for some kind of gain.

[@maricamaas2326]

​@@LauRa-re9un Yes indeed, take marriage seriously, and be aware of guarding against temptations. All it takes to destroy a man/woman and their family, is giving in once.

[@leighsain3606]

​@@maricamaas2326I agree totally... however look at King David...and he was called a man after God's own heart and he lost his first child with Bathsheba

[@maricamaas2326]

Sadly such is life: Trust no one. All are actors to a degree; even beware more of some stranger who suggest they are involved professionally as one... This guy was too stupid to be true. He must have realised how she had been playing him from the start, as soon as she mentioned the previous tenants by name? However, his thinking was clouded, because of being dissatisfied with who he was, and unthankful for what he had. Same goes for the wannabe robbers. Love the conclusion: Learn to appreciate and treasure what you had been granted, and be true to who you are. Accordingly the young girl was also able to make her wholesome choice.

[@abusednomoresilence]

@marcismaas2326 Excellent analysis and thanks..✌️

[@abusednomoresilence]

@marciamass2326 Exactly correct I enjoyed reading your comment.

[@ArifKhan-vh2gx]

Be great if Claudia ran off with the loot and lived happily ever after

[@westcoastgirl]

It see Andy never left Mayberry . Or better yet , Mayberry never left Andy . Why on earth you take a drifter woman like that back home ?

[@LauRa-re9un]

Because they think with their penis.

[@diannemiller1895]

With 1974 lightning and film, this was pretty good and the good guys one. Interesting plot. Enjoyable watch. Like Ida and Andy.

[@spinozareader]

Four bars in and I've got to look and see who did the musical scoring. Sounds like "Hawaii 5-O" and "Cannon." :)

[@abusednomoresilence]

@spinozareader Great analysis I love both of those television series. ✌️

[@evancredeur7498]

I'm sorry to say, Sawyer's not a good fighter.

[@CarolShook-yg9nn]

And he was in the military I expected him to do better than that

[@evancredeur7498]

@@CarolShook-yg9nn He doesn't look it in that scene.

[@maricamaas2326]

Felt so sorry for him. At least he did better later on 😅

[@evancredeur7498]

@@maricamaas2326 What, the ending? He didn't even throw any punches.

[@maricamaas2326]

@@evancredeur7498 At least made an effort again, and amidst the scuffling the enemy was neutralised. By mere chance he then materialised as quite the hero.

[@pietrangelaminuti2869]

The smart phone would ha been verry useful in this casse .

[@sandrajohnson5804]

Adultery ALWAYS, ,causes problems thats why God hates it,Andy's character had no self control ,he would have been out of my life see ya! Ida was the wife ,with love and respect for who he was ,had the same body parts the younger chick had so what was the point!

[@lilith230-c7j]

Why didn't this "genius" man just call the police?

[@LauRa-re9un]

Not very smart

[@thisissoeasy]

This was really worth watching! Thank you very much!

[@petraleopold2713]

could u please post Nightmare Honeymoon from 1974?🙏🏻

[@StanZ-i6w]

Great old movies!

[@jmccracken1963]

By the way: The original air date of this made-for-TV movie was 14 November 1972, on CBS, NOT 1974. In fact, this was Ida Lupino's next project after having played Elvira Bonner in "Junior Bonner," in which she co-starred with Steve McQueen, Robert Preston, Mary Murphy, and Joe Don Baker (directed by Sam Peckinpah).

[@pedrosergiolozar9860]

Essa "inteligência artificial" é idiota: baralha as frases, muda as pessoas de sexo, corta diálogos... E, além de tudo, tira o emprego dos dubladores, que são verdadeiros artistas da palavra.

[@Hereforthecommentsection]

This movie is good!! 🍿🍿🍿🍿

[@thoughtsurferzone5012]

Generation gap movie, WW2 hero versus jaded Nam vet.

[@EnergyreaderempathMary]

Great movie! The silly music keeps you in suspense! Lol😂😊

[@maricamaas2326]

Agree, the music was excellent! 👏

[@EnergyreaderempathMary]

@@maricamaas2326 😂

[@DSmith-e5e]

Sounds shady

[@laurieeyebee]

The year I graduated high school, yes, 50 years ago now.

[@jan-margaret6970]

❤️🇨🇦🪶 thanks for the upload.

[@soniareginajorge1043]

Filme antigo e nem legenda tem

[@TruthInspector]

boutique ready to click off, Andy Griffin in this role is gross

[@leighsain3606]

That's the point

[@thierrywarot5792]

Un film très sympa

[@RhondaB4thesong]

Admit it! You thought that first head shot was Wolfman Jack ..i did🫤