The Chase (1946, Film-Noir) Robert Cummings, Michèle Morgan, Steve Cochran | Movie, Subtitles

Hunted ... Haunted ... Hounded ...
Chuck Scott gets a job as chauffeur to tough guy Eddie Roman; but Chuck's involvement with Eddie's fearful wife becomes a nightmare.
Original title: The Chase (1946)
Colorized version • Film-Noir | The Chase ...
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Director: Arthur Ripley
Writers: Philip Yordan, Cornell Woolrich
Stars: Robert Cummings, Michèle Morgan, Steve Cochran & Peter Lorre
Genres: Classics, Crime, Film-Noir, Thriller
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[@garysuarez9614]

Can we take a moment to just appreciate the music? Glory!

[@ritacatalinich]

So peaceful compared to to the music they have in movies nowadays. When I hear this music in B& W movies , it brings me back to when they would show these movies on TV as a child on the school holidays .

[@TheSaltydog07]

Bob looks so young in this and it's 1946. Hes fabulous. Thank you for the download. ♥ ♥

[@seltaeb3302]

Because it's 1946 & back then when you are filmed you still look young, frozen in time. Unfortunately we all get older & physically change.

[@OdeeOz]

Gotta love the Multi-Talented, and underrated actor Bob Cummings was. Thanks for sharing this wonderful oldie. 👍👍 10⭐

[@marks.8823]

A unique film that belongs in it's own category, whatever that may be... Great!

[@JJMedusa]

-- Black and white films are the best. 😊❤️⚪️⚫️

[@TheSaltydog07]

It's an art form. I love films from this period.

[@thermionic1234567]

I vow never to watch a “colorized” film.

[@szilardtoth8814]

Exactly, these kinda films are the best!

[@TheSaltydog07]

@@thermionic1234567 No way. Agree 👍

[@JeffreyGlover65]

Yesss

[@kumudinipednekar605]

Looking forward to watch this intriguing movie in HD quality. Thanks in advance : )

[@highlightoftheday7058]

Good film. Thank you for posting.

[@christop_bader]

Why did B/W ever go out of fashion its the best and its all I watch

[@CultCinemaClassics]

@christop_bader Right?! Well, CCC is "the" place to be for B&W movies. Hope you enjoy! Cheers!!

[@thecapricorn11]

its never out of fashion

[@camtoufan3704]

Back seat gas and brake pedals were a nice touch, that gave backseat driving a new meaning 😊

[@buddhabuddha9136]

Very nice movie back when things were a lot different I do really enjoy this kind of movies Never hear of it before though! 3 thumbs up 👍 👍👍

[@markrainford1219]

Don't know about different. Mental illness, domestic violence, coercion all seem to be contemporary themes.

[@oliviasimonich2386]

Saw comment can't find that when costumes by listed in the credits, it's a cherry on top. I'm always surprised by how many credits don't include who did the clothes, but show hairstyles even when it's not a period piece.

[@TheMontezuma8]

fantastic thank you

[@melaniepalker9998]

❤ Great film! Thanks for posting. Loved the twists in the plot ❤

[@alex182618]

Damsel in distress in a castle locked.

[@mikesilva3868]

Great 😊

[@taostandreamcatcherot7stan881]

Thank you for vietsub

[@RealBigBadJohn]

If it's HD, I'm all in!

[@segunsaba7646]

Please bring the great Ziegfeld. The informer 1935. The Story of Louis Pasteur. The life of Emile Zola. Skippy

[@reeblesnarfle4519]

Exquisite! Keeps you in the sark while giving you a cookie.😄

[@newsbender]

The Cutty Sark?

[@helenpoornima5126]

No idea ❤❤❤❤

[@RealBigBadJohn]

A great film noir of crime and suspense, Helen, starring the great Robert Cummings and brilliant character actor Peter Lorre. I think the Goddess of Tamil Nadu will enjoy it!☕👍🌹🌻♥♥😎

[@helenpoornima5126]

​Oh yes my dear man

[@mikesilva3868]

Hi helen 😊

[@frankfurter63]

I don't get what happened after Scotty sees the lady get shot in the store in Havana? He then wakes up and calls the doctor?

[@mikeballard8404]

Mr Roman is quite a psychopath. One thing i noticed, when Eddie was racing the train, several shots of the speedometer showed it going up to 100 mph, and several to 110 mph. No big deal though.

[@us77777]

Super❤

[@thankthelord4536]

Loved Cochran in "White Heat".

[@cobracommander8133]

I'd like to see Mr. Roman.

[@jamy8575]

Those vehicles from 40's CANNOT manage 120MPH

[@vavabenicio]

A cena do acidente com o trem é bárbara. Peter Lore parece que sabe que vai morrer😢😢😢

[@irmaoksanen6830]

Love everything about the movie but I don't get it at the end.

[@buddhabuddha9136]

It could be something like the books we read when we were little “Consider another End for the Story” 2 outcomes in one Movie 😊 Wooowww

[@chomskyhonk]

If there would be a 2024 reboot then Jacob Elordi would be a perfect choice for playing Mr Roman

[@flo6176]

Drôle de Polar que nous concocte ici Arthur Ripley… Pendant les deux premiers tiers du film, on a un innocent qui se retrouve au service de malfrats tarés, ironiquement « puni » pour avoir fait preuve d’honnêteté. Et lorsqu’il doit essayer de sauver la femme du truand (très misogyne - glacial Steve Cochran), séquestrée aussi bien physiquement que mentalement, on sent venir le Film Noir, avec un pay-off évident lié à une pédale d’accélérateur. Voir même, la Femme Fatale… quand bien même il s’agit de Michèle Morgan, au top de sa beauté fragile. Et tout d’un coup, un retournement terrible, Robert Cummings qui devient à nouveau un faux coupable hitchcockien, errant au milieu de conspirateurs et puis… mais, que vient-il de se passer ?? Un coup de théâtre facile à la Bobby Ewing ? Ou bien juste le film nous rappelle que son héros est un vétéran de guerre, et qu’il n’est pas revenu indemne de là bas. Est-il même possible qu’on soit là devant un précurseur de « L’Échelle de Jacob », voir même du cinéma de David Lynch ? Ce que nous voyons dans une bonne partie du film, sont-ce des vues prémonitoires, ou bien une réalité parallèle (le héros n’est pas censé connaître ce cocher à cheval, par exemple) ? Bon, là c’est de l’extrapolation. Si ça se trouve, ce film s’est retrouvé dans un impasse scénaristique (surtout en osant griller une de ses cartouches si tôt), et tout le monde a dû créer une résolution alternative, artificiellement rattachée au reste déjà filmé… Mais sait-on jamais, peut-être bien que cette idée était calculée dès le début, manquant juste de construire les caractéristiques mentales du héros, par petites touches, pour qu’on comprenne mieux l’évolution finale de cette histoire - également une romance entre deux êtres traumatisés, donc.

[@None-zc5vg]

It would have made more sense to have lost a few seconds and have the model car give way to the model train (at about 1.24.00)

[@lizzychrome7630]

I laughed out loud. That was "overkill." 😂

[@HenriHattar]

WOW! What sort of a car was THAT???????????????

[@ahmedqassem6572]

نرجو ترجمه فلم اللغه العربيه

[@sagn1962]

It's captioned in various languages, including arab

[@CinqueMalcolm]

odd flick.....I couldn't get into it

[@TheSaltydog07]

Aw. Too bad.

[@ziopanayotou6927]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@magboulay9592]

Mihele Morgan in thé usa

[@michaelburr8780]

An honest man - looking for a fresh chance in life - finds a nice posh wallet in the street. The owner is a rather mysterious yet very brutal gangster type with a very beautiful - yet lonely & manipulative - blonde wife in tow. O, What could possibly go wrong, huh ?

[@НинаПлотникова-б4е]

В черно белом варианте лучше однощначно,но все остальное-оьысный голивудский фильм Жаль хороших актеров.

[@CultCinemaClassics]

@user-xy5no8ul8z Но все равно хорошо посмотреть! Ваше здоровье!

[@newsbender]

Bono estente

[@fredsoule2950]

super film mais a la fin il y une incoherence ...Comment le bras droit du malfrat peut mourir en voiture aec le train alors qu'il est tué dans le magasin chinois en Havane?Bon ca reste un bon film noir.

[@ginettejandard7657]

Francais

[@rodneycs8373]

Bizarre Cult Movie

[@joshuafrank7460]

Not even like the game show

[@joetursi9573]

Cummings not convincing.

[@melanie_luv2_sew]

I'm 30 minutes in and I'm about to dip out. I don't vibe with any of the characters. The Chuck should have kept his day job cause he's not brite at all. Eddie is an oddball. Peter Lorre is Always on point.

[@Futurisown]

Pool souls ...

[@bluewren2]

Movie poor in every way Cummings got better in his over all career but not here, but never quite good enough to actually come across as a genuine hero type; but give him marks for never giving up.The blonde actress very poor casting, mobsters too damned sinister for words.The ending of them FOFL how very convenient and appro. of nothing much.

[@josenighthawk]

Likely, the most Dreamy of Noirs ... Noirs are the most Intimate of art forms - they are Conversations. ...They don't DICTATE to you - as with too many 'amusing park rides' of too many contemporary films. .. They welcome you as a PARTICIPANT with your own dreads, dreams, and desires. ... Noirs are also best in Black & White so we can best PARTICIPATE in the drama as we fill in the visual shades and tones with the colors of our own feelings. .. Additionally, dreamy Noirs like this one are best watched under the covers, late at night, and hopefully, under a rainy night!

[@LeighHite]

Well well said...

[@misfit2022]

Gritty little thriller, not exactly noir, with Robert Cummings, Steve Cochran and the great Peter Lorre

[@joline2730]

Misfit: Peter Lorre is a wonderful slimeball of an actor - truly unforgettable

[@jamy8575]

@@joline2730 László Löwenstein

[@camtoufan3704]

Underrated a very misused word nowadays, something is not underrated because one has not seen or heard of it.

[@Omar-wq9dz]

A very underrated movie. I remember never hearing of it before and seeing it on KZbin, so I checked it out and really liked it

[@RealBigBadJohn]

It's excellent. 👍

[@seltaeb3302]

Stop saying Underrated. In your head maybe, but it was & still is very rated thru the 20th Century. Only in Millennial land is everything they.see or watch they immediately say UNDERRATED!

[@josenighthawk]

Likely, the most Dreamy of Noirs ... Noirs are the most intimate of art forms - they are intimate conversations. ... They don't DICTATE to you - as with too many 'amusing park rides' of too many contemporary films. .. They welcome you as a PARTICIPANT with your own dreads, dreams, and desires. ... Additionally, dreamy Noirs like this one are best watched under the covers, late at night, and hopefully, under a rainy night.

[@robertos170]

Great movie 🎉

[@brucepalese7015]

Good movie, but the second half varies greatly from the Woolrich novel. Also, Don Wilson - the announcer for the Jack Benny radio program - has a cameo as night club owner, Fats.

[@seltaeb3302]

Funny, in the end of credits there are only 13 names listed for producing this film, now there are 100s of names giving in accreditation, for the making of an ordinary film.

[@eidolon1809]

A lot of people went uncredited back then, only the heads of the departments got credited, not the teams that worked for them.

[@markrainford1219]

Yes, everybody has to get a participation medal these days. @@eidolon1809

[@newsbender]

@@eidolon1809not to mention a film from this time didn't need thousands of CGI artists like the monotonous dreck that is put out today.

[@FrankSchmidt-il1fu]

Guter Film . Ich mag die Liebesgeschichte

[@LeeZeidel-s1h]

Awesome movie excellent acting great story .

[@RichardNogan]

Saw this years ago but definitely worth a double take. Very good flick, tku for post.

[@oliviasimonich2386]

2nd watch for me too.

[@FrankSchmidt-il1fu]

Schöne Liebesgeschichte 😊

[@amarreder6241]

RATE 6.5 NOIR

[@newsbender]

Noir et blanc!

[@Reiki-Qi]

Haven’t watched it yet or heard of it but I have to say…the man in the thumbnail is too fine 🎉✨🙌 I was like who.is.that. ! 🤍🔥