Shake Hands with the Devil | English Full Movie | Action Drama History

[@blusnuby2]

This movie gets better with each successive viewing over the decades. In my humble opinion, James Cagney has to be The Greatest American Actor Of All Time ! Thanks for posting this marvelous film.

[@michaelwilliams7907]

One hell of a dancer too. He made Yankee Doodle dandy at 40. Did you see him move for an old man ???

[@blusnuby2]

Y E S !!!@@michaelwilliams7907

[@MrCanadatom]

Glynis Johns, the busty barmaid, died a couple of weeks ago, RIP. She was the one who originally sang on broadway: Send in the Clowns. Great movie btw. An old movie buff my entire life, it's such a priviledge these days to come across gems you never even heard of. Don Murray played the cowboy against Monroe's Cherrie in Bus Stop. He's so handsome.

[@kwakagreg]

Loved her husky voice. Loved her in the Sundowners

[@cacampbell3654]

I remember Glynis Johns vividly from the American musical “Oklahoma”! 🎉 My dad was a musician in Canada and so we had a lot of different kinds of musicals (records) around the house. Glynis was a sexual rebel in that part as well - not great for the anti-rape movement (she sang the song “I’m Just A Girl Who Cain’t Say No” and her character was much less conservative and prudish than the female lead, so she seemed more fun, adventurous, bold, and ... a much more interesting model of what it was to be a modern young woman). Thanks for your comment. I knew so little about her. Thought she was American. 😐

[@cacampbell3654]

Send In The Clowns is an awesome song! Would love to hear her sing it!

[@williaminavanbottle9297]

This is an exceptional film. Watch it, and it will stick in your memory for the rest of your life. A film for the young with goals.

[@cacampbell3654]

I love learning history through film, both drama and documentary. Both inspire me to research whatever the film’s about!

[@derekstocker6661]

Absolutely brilliant film, amazing story and wonderful actors, what a great movie, thanks so much for this great classic, what an amazing cast that all were or became very well known to cinema buffs!

[@adrianovasconcelos2739]

Really good movie about UK-IRA conflict with masterly performances from Cagney and Cusack. Thank you for posting

[@CaptainNavman]

brilliant movie - Cagney as ALWAYS, utterly awesome. Winter, an absolute stunner. Murray, sensational at his best

[@edwardscully6536]

Shake Hands with the Devil is a 1959 British-Irish film produced and directed by Michael Anderson and starring James Cagney, Don Murray, Dana Wynter, Glynis Johns and Michael Redgrave.[3] The film was based on the 1933 novel of the same title by Rearden Conner, the son of a Royal Irish Constabulary policeman. Cast James Cagney as Sean Lenihan Don Murray as Kerry O'Shea Dana Wynter as Jennifer Curtis Glynis Johns as Kitty Brady Michael Redgrave as The General Sybil Thorndike as Lady Fitzhugh Cyril Cusack as Chris Noonan Harry Brogan as Tom Cassidy Robert Brown as First Sergeant (Black and Tans) Lewis Casson as Judge Christopher Casson as Brigadier John Cairney as Mike O'Callaghan Harry H. Corbett as Clancy (as Harry Corbett) Allan Cuthbertson as Captain Donal Donnelly as Willie Lafferty Eithne Dunne as Eileen O'Leary Richard Harris as Terence O'Brien William Hartnell as Sergeant Jenkins John Le Mesurier as British General Niall MacGinnis as Michael O'Leary Patrick McAlinney as Donovan, bartender Ray McAnally as Paddy Nolan Clive Morton as Sir Arnold Fielding Noel Purcell as Liam O'Sullivan Peter Reynolds as Captain (Black and Tans) Christopher Rhodes as Colonel Smithson

[@meichong8278]

You mean this isnt Rwanda ? As the description says ...... who knew ....😅🤣😄 Thanks for the real bio

[@JeffSunnyside]

thanks

[@nikitamckeever5403]

Cagney , a true great

[@andresihotang2314]

James Cagney, the real deal of an actor. And he's also the master of death scenes lol, many of his movies he ended up dead. Shake Hands with Devil is one of his underrated gem. Btw, what's up with the synopsis, is that a joke?

[@Bandonian93]

Shake Hands With the Devil was also a book by a Canadian general who served in Rwanda. I'd say the channel just copied and pasted it without caring.

[@timsparks1858]

My Favorite Cagney movie "The Gallant Hours" playing Admiral Halsey. Cagney moved away from bad guy roles by the end of the 40s. He just wanted to be remembered more kindly at the end of his career. He was smart! Other fine actors should have heeded this.

[@kwakagreg]

my father, a Scot, was conscripted into the Black and Tans but refused to serve and went to America. He was chased around there for a couple of years by immigration but eventually went back to Scotland when a pardon was granted to the objectors. He certainly had an adventurous life there from working in coal mines to bootlegging to working as a green keeper in Florida to a deckhand on a freighter to New York where the captain warned him the immigration were waiting to arrest him and helped him jump ship to one going to England.....he said did they really expect a Scot to go and help them oppress the Irish as they oppressed Scotland...he had no grudge against englishmen, just the Govt. His 4 years fighting in France (wounded 3 times) for them left him very bitter with the way they were treated afterwards.

[@patrickwalsh6873]

I never knew there was conscription into the B&T's. You sure about that ?

[@GerryPowell-r6s]

they were all volunteers the black and tans.

[@colinb8103]

Abosolute bollox ,they were volunteer recruits eejit

[@kwakagreg]

@@colinb8103 if you don't know what you are talking about you'd be better to keep quiet.

[@reb0118]

I'd say the Black & Tans were a volunteer force. However there is often a misapprehension that everyone who served with the government forces in Ireland was a Black & Tan. Now, that said I'm not sure how long conscription lasted after WWI - but potentially those already serving were not released.

[@lmurashchik]

What movie description was that? Wasn't for this film

[@michaelwilliams7907]

Being second generation scot welsh and Irish and hearing everything but English growing up and the old stories. Was born 1950 NYC. there are Catholics and Protestants BOTH in our family, both blood and marriage. After the troubles started in 67 everyone had to pick a side. ??? The violence and killings were terrible nobody was spared. All I can say is that so many had to suffer and too many had to die. More than enough for any lifetime. This old man is just glad it’s over.

[@glenndouglas8822]

Have you ever been to our fair isle?

[@johnmulligan912]

Basically you’re American.

[@glenndouglas8822]

@@johnmulligan912 I know right. He's talking a load of 🐄💩 😂🤣 he as no European in him, he's a yank 😂🤣

[@marvinc9994]

Dana Wynter was gorgeous in those days! Even with limited funding available, Britain produced some GREAT movies in the Fifties (there's a moral there, somewhere).

[@gregorywilson8365]

When you Shake Hands with The Devil it takes you over little by little and you don't realize until it's too late you can Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye . Thanks great actors and movie .

[@paulclarke4305]

you cant beat Cagney! Great movie.

[@dustthatsings6406]

Cagney's accent is a bit wobbly but he's still a captivating lead. Sybil Thorndike is perfectly cast as sympathiser Lady Fitzhugh. Interesting to spot the young Glynis Johns, Harry H. Corbett, Richard Harris and Ray McAnally.

[@johncahalane7327]

Cagney's parents were both both in Dublin....he was used to the accent

[@delzworld2007]

Good movie and so full of stars of that era of 1959. Richard Harris a young man then. BTW the description refers to a different movie of the same name, Shake Hands with the Devil (2007 film), a true story of the Rwanda genocide in 1994. Its a hard film to watch and very well made.

[@robertphillips791]

Bloody good movie. Beautiful

[@adrianovasconcelos2739]

"Gripping drama based on the true story of General Roméo Dallaire, a Canadian soldier leading a UN peacekeeping mission in Rwanda during the 1994 genocide. The film chronicles Dallaire's harrowing experiences as he struggles to navigate the escalating tensions and atrocities," - Well, the narrator says it is 1921, not 1994, and the lieu of action is Ireland, not Rwanda. Otherwise, a fine mnvie with Cagney playing his typical pugnacious self. Thanks for posting!

[@rezagatchpazian977]

Actually, a very good movie, with a nice story. 😊

[@cheyenneasiafoxe292]

Great film.....Carney played the unforgiving IRA soldier to the tee...they had to be brutal against the Black and Tan murderers...Only the Irish understand this fight. Bless them.

M. Redgrave: a genius of an actor.

[@biggshow1045]

A really good movie to watch is called “ the wind that shakes the barley” excellent movie.

[@Tourist1967]

Right up there with "Braveheart". Hackneyed and often woefully inaccurate.

[@jimmcdonough5497]

Quality stuff 👍

[@brianwadley4633]

I seems that the title of this movie does not match. as I see it this movie is about the struggle in Ireland. during the early 1920s

[@alexcarter8807]

Was just thinking, if James Cagney is in this, he's gotta be 120 years old.

[@thespammerhammer]

Correct, a pathetic channel and inaccurate DDF = Dumb - Disastrous - Films

[@frankgorman-u1b]

A great film surprised I've never seen it b4 Hollywood stars and English knights

[@wmpmacm]

This has nothing to do with Rwanda. It is Ireland in 'The time of Troubles. I am 75 years old and I saw this as a kid.

[@mrbillyb1966]

It's a description of the other movie by the same name

[@jodywho6696]

Would love to see "A long journey home. What a cast. 😊

[@ypure3859]

fist, punch, with ring..very effective scene

[@ypure3859]

quite a grand cast. i even saw Son of Step Toe & Son fame

[@lawsonj39]

"The true story of General Roméo Dallaire, a Canadian soldier leading a UN peacekeeping mission in Rwanda during the 1994 genocide"? Cagney wasn't even alive during the Rwanda genocide!

[@thespammerhammer]

Yes you are correct and this channel is pathetic.

[@dduckman1423]

There is another movie "Shake Hands With the Devil" about the Rwanda genocide. Some confusion here.

[@Deebz270]

Fun fact - The judge (Lewis Casson) was the real-life husband of Lady Fitzhugh (Sybil Thorndike), both life Peers. Personal fun fact... The film is the same age as myself and the erstwhile MV GREENPEACE.

[@michaelwilliams7907]

OH YEAH ??? wow. Life imitates art Cool 😎

[@scottthefunk]

GREAT FILM - P.S The bad guys are the british NOT the English

[@Tourist1967]

Correct. Presbyterian Scots were over-represented in the ranks of the Tans and Auxies. The ties to the Six Counties run deep. Some of the dafter Unionists thought they should have a vote in the Scottish independence referendum.....

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

Glynis Johns - 29:30 - wow again.

[@regkane-Pluvis]

GREAT MOVIE

[@jeanlignereux275]

Good action film...don't argue with dates etc...😍🤗🐍

[@stephenchristian5739]

description above is of an entirely different story OBVIOUSLY.

[@mikemckelvey7144]

two movies with the same name .

[@robertphair4285]

I have not heard that anyone was conscripted into the Black and Tans.

[@bissigerChristian]

This was a volunteer mercenary force created according to the will of Winston Churchill. You are right in this case too. They are still portrayed too well. In addition, the Auxies are said to have attracted particularly negative attention with their complete lack of discipline, looting, theft, etc. Even in a Protestant(!) milk company! And...there are also Protestant (!) witnesses to this, that they were ALWAYS drunk. Drunk In the Morning, noon, evening, night...and the times in between.

[@olliephelan]

Theres several historical inaccuracies in this film. Firstly, Ireland was not black and white. Very dreary , yes. But there was some colour.

[@geraldoleary1259]

Definitely some orange and green....

[@bobmiller7502]

@@geraldoleary1259 and yellow

[@nigelanthony5154]

I don't know.. the Murphys and Guinness still only black and white.. oh and black and tans too

[@olliephelan]

The coliur was all exported by the sassanach and their traitotous lackies.

[@CapstoneTider]

Cagney was perfect for this role. The Irish won.

Cagney!!!!

[@Tourist1967]

Not yet....

[@johnmulligan912]

I love Cagney but I can’t get past his not very good accent !

@@johnmulligan912 well but there's not much ce can do

[@7349yt]

Jaysus, Mary and Joseph and the little brown donkey, give me strength!!! Someone should have taught that proddy actor in the first scene how to make the sign of the cross properly. What WAS he doing???

[@DaveSCameron]

Quite…

[@timmcdonald924]

how does a movie made in 1959 tell the story of what happened in 1994

[@wolfie5]

It doesn't? Did you watch it?

[@bill-2018]

The Morse Code message actually says: is dead.

[@bobmiller7502]

4 ADDS every FIFTEEN MINUTES kind of spoiled it for me, GREADY puppy BAD DOG no

[@amafirenze-vi1uh]

The channels note about this movie are all wrong. This is not a movie "set in Rwanda"😂

[@johncahalane7327]

I believe that the armoured car in the movie is The Sliabh na Man ,the car that accompanied Michael Collins on his last journey before he was killed in 1922 ...

[@harrypersaud3529]

😊

[@anfieldchat111]

Shake Hands with the Devil is a 1959 British-Irish film produced and directed by Michael Anderson and starring James Cagney, Don Murray, Dana Wynter, Glynis Johns and Michael Redgrave. The film was based on the 1933 novel of the same title by Rearden Conner, the son of a Royal Irish Constabulary policeman.

[@harrydebastardeharris987]

Germany had the Brown Shirts roaming the streets beating anyone they wanted and the Irish had the Black and Tans.

[@ziblot1235]

It seems like every party had their gang to strongarm the opposition back in the 30s. Confused times for sure.

[@jameswatters9592]

Except the brown shirts were German and the Black and Tans were English

[@Tourist1967]

​@@jameswatters9592 British.

[@jameswatters9592]

@@Tourist1967 do you think it mattered to the Irish

[@Tourist1967]

@@jameswatters9592 Not the point, is it? It would be like saying Bavaria invaded the Soviet Union in 1941. True. But not the whole picture.

[@andyyelbid]

Thanks for the movie but don't like the current trend of not showing the opening or closing credits. It is part of the movie and I like to see the cast and crew , I know I can google etc but it all feels a bit wrong to not have the original titles.

[@Lassisvulgaris]

It may have to do with copyright issues.....

[@andyyelbid]

@@Lassisvulgaris I thought that but unlikely that the title sequence of so many movies are copyrighted. You also can't hide the movie from KZbin by hiding the title as algorithms are a bit more sophisticated than that. Just seems to be a trend to get straight into the film, in the current trend 9f reducing things down? That's my opinion anyway.

[@Lassisvulgaris]

@@andyyelbid Might of course be the case. I have seen other channels change the original title, but still keep intro and outro. Quite annoying when I have seen the movie before....

[@andyyelbid]

@@Lassisvulgaris Me too, I feel that a olot of channels don't really get the love of movies, seems to be more about the clicking and of course money generating.

[@mughug9616]

What is title of film with this synopsis?

[@joh22293]

2007 film with the same name.

[@thespammerhammer]

Exactly that. Pathetic channel and inaccurate. DDF = Dumb - Disastrous - Films

[@susanm200]

James Cagney was alive in 1994?

[@jaimevalenzuela2007]

Exelente película!!!!

[@DaveSCameron]

Neither King nor Kaiser. 📚🎚️☘️

[@olliephelan]

Kerry O Shay and Flannigan na Hoolyhoo and the dastardly Captain Ramsbottom Blackadder

[@JOSERODRIGUES-tb8if]

i It is Ireland NOT Rwanda if I may correct you .

[@thespammerhammer]

Exactly that. Pathetic channel and inaccurate. DDF = Dumb - Disastrous - Films

[@ilfarmboy]

right title (this one done in 1959) wrong synopsis

[@thespammerhammer]

Exactly that. Pathetic channel and inaccurate. DDF = Dumb - Disastrous - Films

[@stephenkruft2213]

Fix the synopsis

[@timflatus]

Someone reviewed the 2003 book. D'oh! 🤣

[@thespammerhammer]

Exactly that. Pathetic channel and inaccurate. DDF = Dumb - Disastrous - Films

[@7349yt]

I always thought "shaking hands with the devil" was a euphemism for something else altogether ...

[@michaelwilliams7907]

Is it just me or does colonel Smithson remind you of General Curtis Lemay both physically and mentally ??? BOTH MONSTERS yes or no

[@jodywho6696]

My grandmother said they added the O to OConnor. 😅

[@jabarbarari]

بدايه شكرا جزيلا على عرض هذا الفلم الرائع ة الى وخذا ما عودتنا موفعكم في عرض الاجمل من الافلام وكذلك هوليود كانت سباقه لانتاج افضل الافلام فس العالم وفلم جميل وراءع حيث زج المخرج الكم من الموهبين منهم المارد جيمس كاجني وريشارد هاريس اضافة دان دوريا ولا ننسى المخرج الذي ادار كل موهبته وخبرته لاحراج الجيد واكرر شكري وتقديري

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

Jimmy Cagney?!? 05:30 blimey O'Reilly...

[@Deebz270]

@DDF: Reel Films - NOW YOU DIGEST THIS... 1. Your description is clearly regarding another movie, not this one - CONCENTRATE ON YOUR JOB! 2. Some of us like to actually know (without having to fucking google things...) who starred in movies we watch, by cutting-off the beginning and end title sequences you rob us of that knowledge. NOT IMPRESSED. GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER IF YOU WANT TO GET MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS AND SUCCEED. The film was good, but YOU still get a thumbs down from me and I'll not be subscribing until you tidy-up your act... And you can start by NOT cutting off the end credits. GOT IT?

[@robertcunningham-n6k]

But what did you really think?

[@olliephelan]

RESIST !!!!! RESIST THOSE WHO WOULD MAKE THIS WORLD AN EVEN WORSE PLACE. NEVER FORGET !!

[@thespammerhammer]

Exactly that. Pathetic channel and inaccurate. DDF = Dumb - Disastrous - Films

[@woodsman1382]

Well seeing they had to kill the British Captain as he might spill all the info about the collage of Surgeons if he had lived so must the women they are holding hostage be killed as well as she was present at the time of the spilled information, of coarse I'm still watching the rest of the movie so I don't know yet if is killed.

[@Deebz270]

Then do yourself a favour, if you don't want to look ignorant... WATCH the movie first -- THEN COMMENT.

[@allanosborne5978]

Wrong picture with synopsis

[@thespammerhammer]

Exactly that. Pathetic channel and inaccurate. DDF = Dumb - Disastrous - Films

[@johanndealwis4053]

M from the latter James Bond films ❤

[@Truthseeker1515]

Marianne Benet is so much more memorable than Glynis Johns, she should have been the love interest. I cannot believe she hardly had a career after that movie....

[@petegarrido5406]

Richard Harris got boinked .

[@gordontate-ch9mv]

i have a rare colour version of this

[@jimtaylor1576]

43.29 Richard Harris sang Macarthur Park.

[@rodclark5831]

45:12 wearing 1/2 a pint

[@angloaust1575]

Certainly not Resist the devil and he will flee!

[@timsparks1858]

Brits should have pulled out of Ireland long time ago. Stop hanging on.

[@PibrochPonder]

The Irish are replacing themselves with 3rd world immigrants. The Irish are clearly just systematically racist towards the British. It’s a joke they are making themselves a minority in their own country. 😂

[@timsparks1858]

No reply found?

[@gdavidyorke7066]

I think the Brits are making themselves a minority in there own country too!!!! @@PibrochPonder

[@gordonbennet1094]

It's got sweet f**k all to do with 'the Brits.' Northern Ireland is a PROTESTANT stronghold in Ireland - a CATHOLIC country. The Cathlics & Protestants have been murdering each other for centuries. The partinion of Ireland is a RELIGIOUS partition - not a political one. Wherever there is religion, there is hatred, murder, division, and partition. See Bosnia. See India/ Pakistan. See Sri Lanka. See Cyprus. See the Iraq/ Iran war. See the Armenian massacre. See Israel & Gaza. See The Crusades. See the Englsih Civil War. And who do these Oh-So-Holy religions blame for their hatred and murder and partitions ? Everyone else, of course. Never themselves.

[@wolfie5]

We live in a global society so it doesn't matter whether immigrants are here - capitalists will use their labour anywhere - which is why we get Indian call centres and manufacturing shifted to other countries@@PibrochPonder

[@BALOYBEACHBUM]

EVIL IS WHAT EVIL DOES! just fall in and take the secret oath!!

[@TomWard-j8o]

I am from Ireland I am looking for a Batman's territory random Scott I can't get anywhere I love your channel

[@jaimevalenzuela2007]

Faltan los subtitulos en español porfa

[@alvaropelayo8084]

No credits!!

[@chadwedul1787]

Good Lord! Wrong movie.

[@thespammerhammer]

Exactly that. Pathetic channel and inaccurate. DDF = Dumb - Disastrous - Films

[@delta1728]

Rwanda???

[@cacampbell3654]

There is a much more recent film (2007) called “Shake Hands With The Devil”. It’s a historical drama telling the story of the Rwandan genocide from the perspective of a real hotel manager who ended up providing protection and shelter to many people fleeing the slaughter.

[@RealBigBadJohn]

No movie intro, theme, or opening credits???

[@sonnylambert4893]

so what? Anything else wrong today? Ever heard of “ Google” or “ Wikipedia “?😂

[@RealBigBadJohn]

@@sonnylambert4893 You're outvoted. Don't be a fishbutt.

[@drats1279]

Credits were once the main actors and director, now credit is given to the janitor and yardman, takes about five minutes to list everyone. Waste of time.

[@RealBigBadJohn]

@@drats1279 You're a passive film watcher, not a genuine cinephile, Einstein.

[@RealBigBadJohn]

@@sonnylambert4893 Moron.

[@theculturedthug6609]

All this nonsense Ireland only to give it away without a fight 😂 Dublinstani😂

[@NineInchTyrone]

😂

[@donaldmacdonald4901]

Same with London, Paris etc

[@chrishill6715]

Atol atol atol

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

👍🇮🇪

[@YTChiefCritic]

The movie is incomplete - it is missing the beginning and the end. Who's doing this damned nonsense?

[@Mark-gg6iy]

Good movie, the two women were hot.

[@daveashby9989]

Another stupid upload of an incomplete movie for no reason whatsoever neither legal or copyright infringement . Just stupidity. The opening titles and credits to this movie are just as important as the movie itself. It is available here in its entirety several times and has been for many years

[@stephenchristian5739]

great cast good movie well written filmed & photographed XCLNT B/W & PS. I WANTED HER SHOVED OFF THAT CLIff DAMN IT. Must be the Irish in me ..

[@johntoole5767]

Wtf is the name of this movie

[@petercooper9277]

Shake hands with the devil, can't you read🤣🤣

[@Peter-p1f8n]

Ex!

[@robertphair4285]

American plastic paddy version of Irish History.

[@OdharMacUidir]

the British government think that this is what Rwanda must be like so they can send people there

[@lachlanmacarthur6123]

It is a fictional film taking liberties with facts , there is not the same romantic image of the republican cause in the eyes of those that served in Ireland, granted the british were brutal , but no more so than the Republicans . The Civil War that followed Britain leaving the free state was nasty as they fought each other for control

[@JosephDent-qd9ih]

A blood clot in the Endo system and or the lower extremities. Dr Dent astrophysicist Rocketeledyne owner Medical research.

[@ManNoName-c9u]

Mine's a bit tickly too. Buggered if I'm going to let Jimmy Cagney look at it though.

[@mariogirard1221]

a black,n,white movie about 1994 events...i doubt it,someones on hard drogues

[@paulzeigler7616]

The Black and Tan as portrayed in this movie behaved like a bunch of evil Nazi's....

[@richjones9725]

so all nazis are portrayed as evil in films where many were enforced conscripts with their families as virtual hostages