Conduct Unbecoming 1975 (Crime, Mystery) Michael York, Richard Attenborough, Trevor Howard

[@WildWestGal]

👏👏👏👏👏 This film is sheer PERFECTION. The story, the script, the casting, the flawless performances, the directing, the editing, the costuming... full marks in every category!! Attenborough... a master of his craft!

[@sunriseboy4837]

Of course it was 'perfection' dear boy, the bloody poms made it. That's why!

[@migaudiblenofourdigitbullshit]

@@sunriseboy4837 German built and British made.

[@daveroche6522]

Never even heard of this until now - what a corker of a film. Thank you, full marks +++++

[@palmyrafoxy6860]

What a strongly built film, served by immense talents we have and still today regret - I attribute "excellent" to this art film. Thank you.

[@delana2842]

Excellent film and stellar cast! Thank you for posting this classic! ❤️

[@-xirx-]

This is a brilliant movie. 9/10 in all departments. And a fun one too. I highly recommend.

[@carmencollor1224]

Excellent movie: plot, cast and the eternal themes of honour, virtue, duty, truth & friendship. Superb story. I miss Michael York and Stacey Keach is mesmerizing in this role. Why can't they make movies like this anymore?

[@AB-rx6no]

Bécasse we have no honour, virtue, duty...

[@RickyB1959]

Stacy Keach, playing a British character, holds his own in a cast full of excellent British actors (and, Canadian, in the case of Plummer). Outstanding cast!

[@Weridkid12]

British always made good movie and tv shows back in the days 60s 70s and 80s early 90s now it sucks

[@michaelatlas5745]

I agree Had I not known differently, I'd think he was naturally British

[@mjohnson5030]

Thank you for posting this hidden gem. It starts slow. But an hour in it becomes an intense military courtroom drama as good as "A Few Good Men" or "Men of Honor" And a whodunit as well. For a free KZbin movie, it is damn good!

[@jaewok5G]

"The Caine Mutiny"

[@vicentepineda1860]

The greatest dishonor is to oneself. Great storyline. Great acting. Thanks for posting.

[@vicentepineda1860]

Thank you. Glad you found the movie interesting too.

[@stephenfinney8239]

Fantastic movie. All about honour, loyalty, friendship and respect…….the honour of the regiment MUST be protected at ALL cost!

[@noelle7658]

Astonishimg plot! Excellent movie! Superbe actors! York and Plummer are my two favourite English actors. Thank you, CCC! Enjoyed this film very much! Great entertainment!

[@noelle7658]

Susanah York performances very well her role. Pretty womam and very good actress.

[@cldelavoie]

Plummer was canadian.

[@fabiengerard8142]

You right -- Michael York was just such a unique actor in the Seventies. Will never forget his perfect D'Artagnan under the witty direction of Richard Lester. Have been missing him a lot since he cought that rare and terrible illness.

[@michaelmurphy4387]

⁠Good catch.

[@akak6936]

One of the best from the golden age.. Great stars

[@akak6936]

Thank-you for your kind response ❤❤❤

[@akak6936]

Excellent ❤❤❤

[@certainthings2000]

Remarkable cast, presenting an excellent screen play, for a movie I've never heard of.

[@robertd.carver6240]

Good cast. One might think that the plot might be predictable, but there are interesting twists. Surprisingly low-key, but intense, psychological drama.

[@wasclit11]

I was on the edge of my seat the entire movie. They sure don't make them movies like this anymore.

[@buzz5969]

Good thing you didnt fall off…😊

[@TheRoadtoFinalLight]

The film is an incredible legal mystery set in British India in 1879, the acting is superb and the portrayal of military etiquette and dialogue is incredibly realistic, highly recommended for anyone who enjoys compelling dramatic fiction with historical accuracy.

[@WSBM]

Once you get a third of the way in this becomes an amazing movie. Amazing plot with twists. Stacy Keach is phenomenal and should get higher billing. York as the young defender seeking truth and honor in the face of much pressure to give way to a quick trial is an amazing theme, one which is also used twenty years later in "A Few Good Men." I like this execution even better.

[@NathanApostropheL]

Plus Christopher “Georg von Trapp” Plummer!

[@newsbender]

Top shelf? It turns into an XXX movie?

[@WSBM]

@@newsbender never heard the reference … I’ll switch the wording

[@xcel5203]

Rather contrived ending . Multiple personality disorder - how convenient to fit the bill .

[@oceanbrzzz]

@@WSBMme neither, maybe I’m misunderstanding the commentary? Top shelf means “the best” and has nothing to do with xxx.

[@King_Nero_1]

Really enjoyed this one. Great cast, and I thought it was going to be predictable but it did have a twist ending.

[@xcel5203]

Multiple personality disorder seems like a far stretch .

[@fionagallegos9072]

Great cast. Thank you!

[@niculiciuramona]

Christopher Plummer, Michael York and Stacey Keach played together in Jesus of Nazareth. Great to see them again ❤

[@jerryg2073]

Best movie I've watched recently. Excellent acting.

[@quentincollins1825]

Great film....saw it years ago. Loved Trevor Howard sporting the Cardigan whiskers once more. ⚔️

[@whortle]

The silliness at the beginning third has a purpose of contrasting the following two thirds of what is an extraordinarily good movie.

[@MadDog8932]

Brilliant movie on so many levels. Thanks for posting.

[@josephdesouza4573]

By far the best movie I have seen on this platform

[@deltabravo2678]

Wow! that was much better than expected! Well done. Good story, good acting, and a fine set.

[@bucurdragos7771]

Everybody mentions the four giants but I noticed excellent performance on James Faulkner behalf playing Millington . Excellent movie !

[@vishalvaidya6065]

Thank you for sharing this fantastic movie! 💯💯💯🙏🙏🙏

[@gianlucagarattoni6394]

Excellent movie with great actors! Thank you for sharing it

[@jariheikkila4782]

What a great movie. I've never seen this film before. Great story and casting. Thanks for sharing this great film and thanks finnish subtitles too 🎬🇫🇮

[@speakupriseup4549]

Wow, what a surprisingly good movie, well worth a watch.

[@susanbeaumont6063]

Very good film. Thank you very much.

[@maximillianschonhausen]

Talk about extremely skillfully written. Cannot have required any budget to speak of even back then. Extremely impressive.

[@antonietadeoliveira4900]

Thank you for posting this movie.

[@asmodeus0454]

I saw this at a city cinema in Sydney in late '75 just before my 17th birthday and was amazed that Stacy Keach did such a good, natural-sounding English accent in this film.

[@markhopkins1904]

Bravo! Superb performances by all - brilliantly composed.

[@NanuPintrijel]

Good movie, Respect from Romania! 🇷🇴

[@juanmanuelparadacontreras9565]

Una grata sorpresa ver de nuevo este magnífico filme con tan icónicos actores en una soberbia interpretación en plasmar de principio a fin. Una verdadera joya en verdad la trama ahí expuesta. Saludos y bendiciones a todos los cinéfilos de corazón desde Venezuela.

[@GeraldMiller-mp8fc]

Brilliant writing!

[@djr6876]

First time watching, good cast,acting and story.

[@thepeskytraveller3870]

Great movie! Thanks for uploading. What a power cast!

[@marie-christinemontegu9503]

🇫🇷 Excellent film. Excellents acteurs. Ai particulièrement aimé.

[@eliottsantos2654]

Never heard about this movie. All i can say is what a revelation! Top notch.

[@nextechsolutions5955]

Absolutely excellent film, and I understand why we are unfamiliar with it. It could not have been shown on television in any way. I’m surprised that it made it into a theater?!? It deserves a revival.

[@dineshpratapupadhyay6583]

A very well made movie. Thoroughly enjoyable. Thank you.

[@Felipe4352]

Muy buena película sobre la amistad, fraternidad,la verdad por sobre la mentira para llegar a una cuestión de honor, la cualidad más importante en una persona y que en actualidad no se valora como debería ser. Película muy recomendable.

[@dudeonyoutube]

Si

[@tunisiaharvey8503]

Excellent movie thoroughly enjoyed it thankyou for uploading!!😊😅😮❤❤

[@nishtapsicoterapiatanatolo9077]

What a dramatic and crystal clear statement was put forth !! The misleading and pompous behavior of a group of people who want to belong to a manipulative and self deceiving group!! Excellent film!!

[@andressuarez6550]

Me ha gustado mucho: Para mí, buenísimos actores completando un estupendo guion... Muchas gracias, saludos...

[@TheKipperedOne]

Fantastic movie - fantastic cast.

[@katiedotson704]

Well written and well played. I didn't see that coming.

[@kenc9236]

Awesome movie. Thanks for sharing.

[@anthonyhargis6855]

A forgotten classic. Hollywood can't write these any more.

[@thomaswilson8634]

It wouldn't sell unfortunately to today's kids. No xbox games.

[@e-curb]

This film had nothing to do with Hollywood.

[@frankeimer3906]

Thanks for upload. Excellent film.

[@blockmasterscott]

Outstanding movie, I’ve watched it several times.

[@TerryHickey-xt4mf]

had me on the edge of my seat all the way through, some great talent there!

[@jonathaneffemey944]

Thanks so much for posting

[@Redgolf2]

Fantastic film, superb cast

[@marianoblasiburrull770]

Excelente película. Gracias por subirla !!! 😉👌🏻

[@gregorykozely]

L'un des rares bons films sur cette chaine ; exquisite ; magnificent Michaël York : quelle sensibilité ... Real english brand of classic english movies !

[@Menschenfreund535]

Excellent film!

[@Barracuda48082]

Very good

[@garrysekelli6776]

Mike Hammer was surprisingly convincing as a British military officer.

[@garrysekelli6776]

Val Kilmer was also a convincing actor.

[@PatGreasley]

@@garrysekelli6776 Are you confusing Val Kilmer with Michael York?

[@timcargile1562]

Thanks for including the release year with the title. A lot of celebs in this movie, yes?

[@maxlinder5262]

Excellent. !..Film.... GREAT Cast...😊....

[@conmaz]

Excellent film. Great performance by all the fantastic cast ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@doncorleone13]

Good film Sunday movie night ❤😊

[@huibertlandzaat1889]

Thank you for uploading

[@acedelizo6430]

This is a chef's kiss movie. Recently, i cannot finish a movie because I get bored after 5 or 10 mins. I watched this movie without a pause (except for the water and bathroom break).

[@rajeshramnani1915]

Nice Movie & The Way of Solving 🎩

[@majorronaldmandell7835]

I found this video to be entertaining and interesting from the very start, full of unexpected twists and turns I could not have imagined. I also found the Indian widow to be beautiful!!

[@patcerra6714]

What a pleasure to watch. Great acting, great screenwriting and makes one recall when actors were actors and not just fill ins reading idiot sheets in between computer generated cartoons. And what a relief that cast for the British members of the regiment were not colour coded by skin colour or gender.

[@KamillGran-ch5sb]

Is that Stacy Keach ? What range!

[@jamiejones7325]

Yes, I’ll never be fan any stranger, but that was impressive acting. Actor Not movie star.😮

[@KamillGran-ch5sb]

@@jamiejones7325 Stacy Keach is the most underrated actor of his generation. Almost everything he has done is very interesting to watch. I saw him do king Lear and couldn’t believe how amazing he was , and he wasn’t British. I actually met him once and told him I was a big fan. He seemed genuinely surprised and told me I was too young to have seen any of his movies.

[@KamillGran-ch5sb]

@@jamiejones7325 you will become a fan if you see Fat City, the Long Riders, or Road Games among many other great movies.

[@vincekerrigan8300]

Stacey Keach was absolutey outstanding in this. What a great actor!

[@thomaswilson8634]

The absolute best of British actors

[@Monty_BeGoodToEachOther]

A finer grouping of British actors.actresses would be nigh impossible to find. I'd like to also mention two very fine Indian actors: Rafiq Anwar was spot on as Pradah Singh, so much so it didn't seem as acting. Persis Khambatta a rising star who left her fans too early in life.

[@jerseymike7946]

@@Monty_BeGoodToEachOther Plummer a proud Canuck, Keach is American and was terrific in the Hemingway mini-series and as star of "Mike Hammer". He also had very good wigs, like Steve Martin, Tony Randall and the cast of Bonanza except for Michael Landon.

[@Monty_BeGoodToEachOther]

@@jerseymike7946 oh yes. good call out, spot on. thank you.

[@hhvictor2462]

not a bad whodunit. Interesting to see "gentlemen officers" at play when bored out of their minds.

[@xcel5203]

That's the regimental honour they're protecting .

[@sangeetaadya8172]

Truly an interesting film worth watching.

[@svetlanagorshkova7381]

Просто потрясена этим фильмом. Смотрела не отрываясь. И хотя мне приходилось читать титры, я с благодарностью пишу ССС за то, что предоставили возможность увидеть этот шедевр. Сейчас фильмы о чести большая редкость, может потому, что и само понятие ушло в прошлое

[@rsangala]

What a great movie, great cast

[@EnSerio71]

Well worth a watch.

[@jerseymike7946]

Cult Cinema Classics, Thank you for sharing this fine small budget movie, it amounts to a filmed play what with it's few sets but is so artfully done few will notice. It also again proves that in any mystery or police drama, whomever is the best known/most honored actor in the supporting cast is the "bad guy" the star is trying to unmask. That's because the bad guy is the juiciest part, and the biggest supporting actor will want that part.

[@JanetMcquillan-q9g]

Very good. Thank you

[@briankhalushi2063]

I wish we have slot of this fascinating movies

[@billynixon2645]

Awesome thanks 😊

[@jamesalexander5623]

FU***N WOW! Brilliant Film! .... And I thought I'd seen them all!

[@buzz5969]

You will likely NEVER see them all…😊

[@oh8wingman]

I am of English extraction and used to spend many hours talking with my Grandfather before he died. My Grandfather had served in both WWI and WWII in the British army and the Canadian army respectively. Watching this movie reminded me of what he had to say about the British officers he had served under during WWI. To say he had great distain for them would be a massive understatement. He despised them in every way. It was all about King and Country for them and they had no use for the troops themselves. They expected blind loyalty and would accept no less, even when it came to murdering prisoners who had surrendered. On more than one occasion the word came down the line "There will be no prisoners today." My Grandfather had been up on charges once for disobeying a direct order and served 30 days in the stockade on bread and water. I asked him what had happened and he told me this. He had cornered two young German soldiers in a trench and they chose to give up the fight. He took their weapons and had them sitting down awaiting to be taken away when his Lieutenant arrived on the scene. He surveyed the situation and asked my Grandfather if he knew what his orders were. My Grandfather told him yes, he knew the orders and the Lieutenant responded, "Well get on with it then." My Grandfather refused and the Lieutenant turned his pistol on him and once again gave him the order to dispatch the prisoners and again he refused. Without another word the Lieutenant then turned his gun on the prisoners and shot and killed both of them. He then told my Grandfather to get moving and rejoin the fight. When the battle was over the Lieutenant had him summoned to headquarters and they conducted a mock trial with the Colonel and two other officers acting as the court. He plead guilty because he knew that they would convict him regardless of what had occurred and he was convicted and the Provost took him away to the stockade. I asked why he plead guilty and he told me he had two choices. Plead guilty and go to the stockade or plead not guilty and possibly end up in front of a firing squad when they changed the charges and added cowardice. It was also known among the troops that on occasion some men who had refused an order were found on the battlefield after the next action shot in the back. The situation for them was simple. Comply or die. My Grandfather went silent after he told me this and we never spoke of it again. I was 14 at the time and my Grandfather was 71, the same age I am today. But even today I remember the look on his face after he had told me these things and how they had haunted him all his life. He died the following year.

[@petesmitt]

disdain..

[@siverdon]

Интересно, ценные воспоминания. Думаю, на беспрекословном подчинении установленным правилам и исполнительности , пренебрежении правящего класса (элиты) ко всем остальным , во многом построена западная цивилизация. Хотя , бывает это принимает страшные проявления

[@rnies6849]

thank you for sharing this

[@angriff69]

Thank You Sir

[@sunriseboy4837]

Trust me, if that had been me, that fucking Lt. wouldn't have made it out of the trench!!!

[@irinadavidofflavrentyeva798]

This deep, psychological drama is not just very entertaining, but It makes you to think.Very powerful story! The military trial brilliantly staged, played by all superb actors, is the gripping culmination with the unexpected revelations on the both sides and twists. Where the main question was: Can the officers handle the Truth? Watch this amassing movie and you will find out.

[@Axgoodofdunemaul]

Good movie. Thanks.

[@KamillGran-ch5sb]

Damn suspenseful movie!

[@KamillGran-ch5sb]

They got the Hindi language right for a change.

[@e-curb]

I would have thought that a guy named Singh would be speaking Punjabi, not Hindi.

[@honkvollpfosten]

Wow! What a film!

[@fiorellafenati5395]

great movie! watched with great pleasure, everyone was great. finally something good!!!!

[@justinnscanlon]

Excellent!! Thanks from the USA!

[@mikewilliams8951]

Very Good

[@punnasamamao1307]

" Conduct Unbecoming" is the title of this film.

[@IntheBlood67]

Most Excellent!

[@caropapa]

I enjoyed this movie immensely, such great actors together in such a movie cant get better than that. Was this movie based on actual fact, it showed just before the credits the officer that Richard Attenborough portrayed in the movie

[@jaewok5G]

another crazy story and incredibly good movie.

[@Fred_L.]

Random fact? The film has direct connections to both Star Trek and Star Wars - Persis Khambatta (Mrs. Bandanai) played Lt. Ilia in the first Star Trek film and Michael Culver (Lt. Fothergill) played Capt. Needa in The Empire Strikes Back.

[@keithad6485]

Saw the stage play in 1972 when at school. All I remember is the pig sticking scene in the mess. So long ago!

[@pamelachristie5570]

Will somebody please explain the ending? (spoiler alert) Did a ghost take possession of the officer and make him do horrible things? Was he really Scarlett in disguise, who'd assumed another identity? But if so, why? And how was he able to fool everyone in his regiment into thinking he was somebody else? I just...don't get this. It was a great movie, up until the end, but after that it made no sense to me.

[@abukharan5774]

He had ptsd from finding the guys body, the other officers were covering for him or were willfully ignorant to protect the regiment

[@redtobertshateshandles]

And Roach was the bloke who shot himself.

[@adhipmitra]

Couldn’t make out certain things. Was Drake really killed? Were Drake and Roche the same persons. Why was the regiment keeping it a secret? What is all this honour business,when they treat women like pigs. Their honour rooted in their dishonour stood.

[@sohara....]

Spoiler alert . . It seems that the man who killed himself *imagined* he had been possessed by a dead man, but he recognised - when confronted - that he'd been the person responsible for the assaults. As someone else commented, it may have been trauma ....

[@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633]

@@adhipmitra No, Drake wasn't killed. Drake and Roach weren't the same person. You mean Scarlett.

[@dominiquedubreuil4631]

Beautiful film