Double Exposure (1944) CHESTER MORRIS

Stars: Chester Morris, Nancy Kelly, Jane Farrar
Director: William Berke
Chester Morris plays Larry Burke, editor for a weekly photo magazine. Impressed by the work of photojournalist Pat Marvin, Burke hires Marvin sight unseen, only to discover that "he" is a "she" (Nancy Kelly). Having evidently never heard of Margaret Bourke-White, Burke insists that the shutterbug racket is no job for a dame, but Pat intends to prove him wrong. In the process, she becomes the prime suspect in a murder case, forcing Burke to come out from behind his desk and solve the mystery himself

[@johnnyray88]

Thank you for posting these movies for the public to watch. I was fortunate to see these great movies as a kid growing up in the 1940's.

[@Jesus37285]

I enjoy that period, bless ya

[@trojen4207]

I am very lucky air for YOUR. Pleasr sir can you talk me a world war Story.

[@denisecraig3548]

Very glad you are still around to say you watched these as you were growing up. I agree. The movie is great.

[@johnnyray88]

Yes I'm still around going on 89 and still watching his favorite movies of mine growing up.

[@poopypants814]

you old

[@carlb8378]

This is the 3rd. Non- B.B. movie I've seen . Chester Morris was certainly a prolific actor . Thank You Pizza Fix .❤

[@beforeourveryeyes]

I really enjoy listening to Nancy Kelly's musical voice. She employs it as a musical instrument with so much range and color. Thanks for sharing this.

[@filmactorgordwelke]

One of the finest comedies we have ever watched. A perfect mixture of all the elements that created this pure, delightful magic. Thanks so very much. We love Chester Morris but Nancy Kelly and the actor that played Ben were stellar. Oh, all the supporting actors were 99% bang on as was the writing and directing. Really totally pleased and inspired! Gordon Welke and Leona Sackaney

[@deguilhemcorinne418]

Never too late to see a good movie from PizzaFlick excellent selection ! And to feel in line with all those old and recent commentaries

[@garyduncan7129]

This was thoroughly enjoyable through and through. Thank you, PizzaFlix, whoever you are!

[@bokhans]

Just my kind of movie. Romantic, funny and black and white from the 1940sThanks for uploading!

[@lisashapiro4714]

I really get sad we they colorized so many vintage classics, it changes the mood of these films

[@miapdx503]

@@lisashapiro4714 yes, that's a crime against cinematic history! And ruins it for me.. the mood is a powerful part of these films. They destroy the mood. 🌹

[@90FF1]

The cast, the story, the acting. No buffoon cop or sidekick. Two thumbs and then some.

[@johndrzymkowski7899]

The 40s and the 50s ,great movies and entertainment with mora!it y.thank you for bringing back happy memories!!

[@billiewilson5197]

Now that's the way a movie should end, a complete happy ending no guessing ! 🤗🎬🙋🏽 Thanks

[@Alwizcaliteach]

Actually, I don't think anyone could have guessed the ending.

[@cynthiajones8659]

GREAT MOVIE I LOVE EVERYTHING HE STARED IN .MR. CHESTER MORRIS

[@icaltrin]

PizzaFlix does it again! I actually, literally, made a homemade delicious pizza before watching this movie, out of respect. I figured if PizzaFlix makes an effort to provide the entertainment, the least I can do is appreciate it slowly and with anticipation. Thank you for uploading so many gems!

[@lindarocco9974]

@PizzaFlix Thank you for this delightful comedy. It had twists and turns till the very end. Just delightful.

[@marmeecruz6191]

I like these silly, madcap comedies! Thanks!

[@johnnyray88]

Another great series of movies that I enjoyed watching were crime doctor series with Werner Baxter also the falcon series with Tom Conway and the mysterious Whistler with Richard Dix all great mystery movies of the 1940s.

[@garygray8226]

thank you for those suggestions!

[@johnnyray88]

You're welcome

[@MiqueCapel]

Chester does it again, splendid

[@HawaiiJetboat]

Ok check this out... was that Lloyd Nolan's face on the bodybuilder guys body in the newspaper advertisement at 0:43? Good movie, never really heard of Chester Morris until I saw his Boston Blackie flicks. A good, easy and up beat watch to zone out on.

[@MariaLacsamana-ik3in]

Another a super movie honestly, it's hard to choose which movie I'll watch 24 hours just isnt enough thanks 🎉🎉🎉

[@SuperIliad]

Double Exposure, released USA 18 December 1944 . Chester Morris as Larry Burke; Nancy Kelly as Pat Marvin; Jane Farrar as Dolores Tucker; Phillip Terry as Ben Scribner; Richard Gaines as James R. Turlock; Charles Arnt as Sonny Tucker; Claire Rochelle as Smitty; Roma Aldrich as Mavis; Jack Chefe, Maitre D'; Charles Delaney as Joe Jackson; Cyril Delevanti as Henry - Waiter; Edward Earle as Dist. Atty. Merkle; Kit Guard as Butch - Cab Driver; Eddie Hall, Newspaper Photographer; Donald Kerr, Newspaper Reporter; Al Murphy, Bartender; Spec O'Donnell, Messenger; Hugh Prosser, Detective; Dewey Robinson as Mac - Cab Driver.

[@johnbunyan5834]

Another excellent picture. Thanks.

[@atlasshrugged7475]

Really good one. Glad I watched it.

[@nancysanders2398]

Fun movie,PizzaFlix,Thanks4 showing it!!

[@berylbattrick1246]

entertaining movie, thank you for sharing.

[@josephmacdonald8338]

Good flick. Thanks for the share

[@selectiveoutrage6617]

Loved the surprise ending. Chester Morris' hair style is what used to be described as 'patent leather hair.'

[@carlb8378]

I never heard of ::: patent leather hair ::: but it being slicked down and shiny its a perfect name . 😮

[@DavidRice111]

Charles Arnt is just great in this, as is the norm for him! Wonderful character actor, considering he was a Princeton graduate.

[@howardkerr8174]

I just love these comedies from the 40s and 50s, especially the screwball comedies. Sure, they don't have you rolling on the floor, but unlike today's movies they don't resort to bathroom jokes or farting references. The folks in the supporting roles are kind of fun, especially the guy who has been married multiple times. Funny, without stealing the scene from the stars when he tried to hit on the female photographer.

[@cynthiakaminski9836]

Mom brought me up on them.. I did the same for my children..and grandchildren!! Hope it never ends!!

[@toroon]

Really good movie. Well worth the time.

[@ArlettaWallace]

Unfortunately, I was as well. I love these movies. Clean mysteries. I hate these new movies.

[@aspenrebel]

Nancy Kelly is only 23 years old in this (at least by release date of 1944). She seems a lot older, like 36. I just watched her in 1939 "Stanley and Livingstone" with Spencer Tracy. She was only 18, very pretty. Info says she was born in Lowell, Massachusetts in 1921. Jack Kelly (Bart Maverick on "Maverick" TV Show) is her brother. She was in "Tarzan's Desert Mystery" (1943) with Johnny Weissmuller. Playing "Connie" not "Jane". I tried to find it to watch, but for some reason it is highly protected.

[@selfhealherbs13ms]

What a wonderful movie.

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

This was delightful, funny, almost madcap comedy. Morris handles it well. And hey - who knew he was a 'southpaw"???

[@whiteheatherclub]

Didn't photographers in those days use flash when they took indoor pictures?

[@carlb8378]

Two stingers , a glass of sherry , a vegetable cocktail , what no vodka for that cocktail ?😂

[@chal3t]

That was a good movie! Thx for posting! And that 4th wall nvr had it so good!

[@nameskhar1510]

I liked this too ... Thanks for sharing.

[@Alwizcaliteach]

I would've never guessed the ending!! That's a first!

[@1LSWilliam]

Even today some fake photos get closer to the truth than a library of others

[@nemo227]

I wasn't even in the mood to watch this. I started to watch a couple of times and then . . . yep, it was thoroughly enjoyable.

[@nealbaker7991]

I did exactly the same thing, tried to watch it a couple of times and the third was the charm.

[@nealbaker7991]

After commenting the above I happened to think maybe that's why the film was called "Double Exposure".

[@seosamhofionnaghain5555]

Film 1944: Double Exposure. June 29 - 2021.

[@johnnyray88]

While watching this movie on KZbin I remember I seen this movie in a theater back in 1944 when I was in grammar School.

[@DarkFlamage]

You better go back to grammar school if you, "seen" as you put it, this movie. Not very good at proper word usage are you?

[@barrytooley6724]

DarkFlamage Were you born an asshole, or have you worked at it?

[@user-wc7mo9uo9o]

John Raymond . Please ignore some people like that DarkFlamage, who clearly an imbecile dumbass

[@gregorywellssr7857]

@@DarkFlamage Actually, the phrase is more properly stated as "you'd better",contracted from "you had better" ; " you better" is conversational usage, incorrect for the written word. Your placement of commas is also poor. When correcting others, it is best to be correct yourself ; otherwise you may show yourself to be a jackass. .!.. ..!.

[@gregorywellssr7857]

Thanks John, for pointing me to Boston Blackie. Loved Morriss in a movie called The Bat Whispers, and he's good in this too. As a token of my respect I stuck up for you against a grammar-correcting pissant on this thread. Thanks again!

[@IanMcGarrett]

This movie borrows a line from The Greeks had a Word for Them: "Throughout the Ages, half of the women of the world have been working women and the rest of the women have been working men"

[@alfredbonnabel7022]

She was the Mother in the Bad Seed.

[@marktuyet]

Great fun. Really enjoyed it . thanks ! l

[@aubreytreves]

Chester Morris ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@peggybegin8241]

That was the perfect ending❤❤❤❤😊

[@wilde4445]

Thank you!

[@davidcarlson2152]

The executive carrot fanatic may have been a poke at Henry Ford, who ate carrots to excess.

[@eileenbaker3448]

Great movie. Many thanks,

[@cynthiajones8659]

I LOVED MR.MORRIS WHEN HE STARED AS BOSTON BLACKEY

[@janejames9173]

Excellent movie. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@SamuelMachadoFilho]

Comédia policial da Paramount, lançada nos EUA em 18 de dezembro de 1944. Chamou-se, no Brasil, "Confesso a minha culpa".

[@-oiiio-3993]

Great flick, but the heel gets what he wants in the end.

[@allenschmitz9644]

Did you see all those Mercury dimes on that mag!..that's SILVER MONEY.

[@nedludd7622]

Oh, I have a couple of rolls I got from my mother.

[@nedludd7622]

"There's not anything wrong with working, my grandfather did." It sounds like one or more politicians today. Most of the lover-boys in movies of that time were such jerks who think they are clever, it is no wonder that men earned a bad reputation.

[@miata1492]

Not entirely. Those "jerks" had heaps of help from the women in their lives.

[@nedludd7622]

@@miata1492 Are you speaking from personal experience?

[@RobertJ1966]

Where are you getting these movies ..

[@alfredbonnabel7022]

I always liked Chester Morris. He was going places at MGM, until Clark Gable came on the scene.

[@keithharvey7230]

Clark had his dark secrets.

[@Kerrigan2010]

thanks, loved it :)

[@VictoriaAlfredSmythe]

Great Happy Ending

[@marktyner1388]

Nancy Kelly is so beautiful... I love her

[@peggysanders7502]

Whispering city excellent thrillers

[@mikethespike8951]

chances of 1 actor being in 2 films with "Double" in the title ??? Mr. Turloch actor also played the insurance company CEO in "Double Indemnity" ...best known as the target of Edward G. Robinson's "suicide" speech

[@janejames9173]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@leelee67757]

Marvelous movie.

[@seosamhofionnaghain5555]

Nancy Kelly and Jane Farrar.

[@alanaronald244]

glub: gotta love it!

[@wb1644]

At the end of the day, most women would not have dated nor married the men they do, if not for the fact that they got harassed into it.

[@suzieqwonder3089]

I would love to have someone (I know) give me a carrot (or an apple etc.) everyday! ~ “I’m no fiddle flap!” ~

[@stephaniehand503]

great

[@chrishartwig5230]

Never saw the ending coming.

[@Mimi-ex6jo]

⭐️💚⭐️💛⭐️💜⭐️

[@DateTwoRelate]

In the first 15 minutes of this film, the female photographer could successfully retire on a sexual harassment claim today! And note the music score and when it appears. Someone was either asleep at the switch or just having a good ole time.

[@Jesus37285]

I am glad the world finally got some justice, but need two witness in Bible for some things

[@Avotts]

crazy

[@ngkgaming2846]

Had a lot of laughs with this one enjoyed thourghly

[@RichardHannay]

They did Ben dirty for the most part there. 😩

[@Kat52777]

very good

[@seosamhofionnaghain5555]

62 Minutes and 24 Seconds.

[@bleakhouse5646]

It's actually pretty funny.

[@sharonmorton6734]

Enjoyable entertainment

[@StevenTorrey]

Funny and cute....

[@carolswarbrick1722]

It couldn't even happen in à BEANO comic.?

[@flyinspirals]

Well, I like carrots. 'This is Dolores, she throws high and to the right.' However, *Where's the crime?* Never mind -- when it finally comes, it's a doozy.

[@stevenlester2606]

THE FOURTH WALL!!!

[@veeganboy]

Fun movie.

[@keithharvey7230]

Why did she pose for the fake photo in the first place?Pretending to be dead.

[@stephenwaniak9307]

Combat

[@beandavid3651]

Sexual harassment.....bosses haven't changed.

[@miata1492]

. . . nor have the "victims."

[@lisashapiro5758]

Win cam and that error

[@harrietweber2520]

I wanted Pat to end up with Ben, even if he had a false beard.

[@LS-ih7dg]

me too

[@geraldhard1562]

Something is very wrong Mr. Tirlac needs a gym. An s jacket.seen this an it's Chester m.all over the place , guess it's pre B . Blackie

[@waderaney7]

👍😀

[@godlesshelp8503]

I give it two ribbits

[@hankterreros223]

i like turnips.

[@johnbunyan5834]

I've never tasted one, to my knowledge.

[@miata1492]

@@johnbunyan5834 I guess that is because we did not live during the 30s depression.

[@rickcampbell4934]

This is also not a Sam Spade movie. Move on nothing here

[@imgettinby]

Yes, click-bait by Under Dawg, but the two movies are good. So is the Spade radio show at the end, no thanks to blunder-dawg but there is no way here do give him a black mark personally.

[@kathyh4804]

Corny but cute

[@bertharinarina6971]

KNEE PADS AND OVAL OFFICE I’ve always been taught that anyone poor, or rich, could become President of the United states. Too, there were many tricks of the trade to actually become intimate with the chief executive, if one used the psychology of deviated instincts, that were conducive in satisfying a two-party intellectual slammer, in using a telephone while state affairs were electronically purveyed, or the interest of personality stock in trade affairs, or to nourish mother nature’s inclinations, as a dork in waiting. The late Tiny Tim wore ballet slippers while tip-toeing through the Lily pads. This was truly an art of professional standards and classical impunity. Then there was the late Bella Lafloy who tramped through daily life as flat-foot-floogie with a floy floy. Monica Lewinsky broke the record as she made it to the top with the most unusual trick of the trade. It is time for some overworked whore and skirt chaser to sit under the dome. Roger Dangerfield and Jerry Springer could have an on encore stage clamor in wrecking such innovative actions of fools of whom who crawl before the present administration that actually rule as a comedy of errors.

[@alanaronald244]

+Bertharina Rina Wow: what a mouthful!

[@djs9415]

So how many precious minutes of your life did you waste writing this futile piffle apropos of nothing? Any more incomprehensible effusions which I could avoid?

[@AbbasIdris]

God Lord! The amount of sexual harassment in this movie is insane!

[@rosahill9487]

3stars

[@davidcarlson2152]

_Mad to have glet ya._

[@ivetenarizzano2165]

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[@beandavid3651]

Moly hackerel.