Father's Little Dividend (1951) ELIZABETH TAYLOR

Stars: Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett, Elizabeth Taylor
Director: Vincente Minnelli
In this sequel to Father of the Bride, newly married Kay Dunstan announces that she and her husband are going to have a baby, leaving her father having to come to grips with the fact that he will soon be a granddad!

[@Uriel-777]

I'm greatful to the nice people who share these wonderful old movies with us, it's a great break from reality ☺

[@aldofhister6859]

Reality this is so much nice

[@foxgloved1]

it sure is

[@JESUSISLORDforever888]

So true. CHECK OUT THIS ON UTUBE: Come back Little Sheba. Cause for Alarm. Strangers when we Meet. Fluffy. The Brass Bottle. Stranger in Town. The Red House. Hilda Crane. His Girl Friday. ....just for starters.

[@BlakeGildaphish76]

And HOW!

[@joyfulrealtor]

Yes, it is.

[@evaphillips2102]

The fact that this young couple is able to get counsel from older married couples in order to thrive…what a world I love to see it😊

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[@theuptodatewoman]

I too am grateful for all who let their kindness share wonderful free films. It continues my faith. Blessings and safety to all.

[@mabella3437]

I agree! Thank you so much! God bless you and yours.

[@jayonnaj18]

I absolutely ADORE these old movies! The entire cast was simply great, and I remember fondly these days of old!!!

[@marjoriemargel1567]

That gorgeous woman coming down those stairs in the beginning, was my Godmother, Joan Bennett!

[@jayonnaj18]

Yes, she was a gorgeous woman and a great actress, too, Marjorie!!!

[@annerotta8413]

So gorgeous joan bennett!!

[@helainegaray8205]

i just now was checking for her name because i thought she is SO beautiful!

[@bettecummins8340]

I love Joan Bennett!

[@phuk4549]

How charitable of her lowering herself enough to be your godmother.

[@maureenkirby1207]

I wish they made more of these Father's films. They are a pleasure to view and the cast was fantastic.

[@ginnylorenz5265]

Gorgeous movie. Top cast. Perfect production values. Humor, romance, wonderful script. And the HOUSE!!!! What would I give to live in a home exactly like this one?!!!! I'm 80 and have loved this movie for a very long time. And, of course, "Father of the Bride"!!!!!

[@znowicotton5176]

This is delightful. Being able to watch a good movie like this, while doing so many stressful things, is just so wonderful and such a blessing. Thank you so very much.

[@roberttrain3169]

OKAY

[@JonathonWoodgate]

I love these old movies... back when it was quality entertainment

[@mawama6719]

the days of innocence.

[@yvonneplant9434]

The studios controlled all of the content. Debatable about how it was meant to be " quality". More like how they could continue to make profits.

[@kevinmichaelcallihansr5053]

I had forgotten how much I loved this one; a great comedy for family members: and why not with Elizabeth Taylor and Spencer Tracey, and the entire cast. Thanks PizzaFlix!

[@Lisabug2659]

My Dad passed last year at age 83, I am turning 60 but watching this movie cracks me up...... reminds me of him... I swear he always seemed bent out of shape about his “son in laws” not being good enough.... then came the grandkids, then the great grandkids.... the weddings (for such a gruff IBM guy...he couldn’t disguise his tears walking us girls down the aisle). The sarcasm my Dad displayed wasn’t always welcomed but now that I am getting older...I get it! As ridiculous as it sounds, I felt very awkward being pregnant and showing....even though I was married and my husband was in college - clearly, my Dad had a raised brow.... we were too young, too dumb....I don’t think he could ever reconcile in his mind how his girls “got in the family way”....too funny.

[@karencarter4072]

Consider yourself blessed.

[@claudiabailey5302]

It’s simply you never stop being your dads little girl

[@Lisabug2659]

@@annettezetterholm5078 Very nice of you. I have been encouraged to write by many people. Your timing is rather interesting. Perhaps it is the universe guiding me to tell my stories. I will say this, if I tell people these “stories” many think I am making them up - have had many experiences in these (now 62) years. Thank you for your comment. Inspiring.

[@carolberwindscheffler2708]

I always missed having a dad all my life.

[@ms.martiegallego8834]

I am 70 years old and I love being able to see these great old movies!! You do have a good way of telling your stories! I encourage you to write !!

[@wilmahudson9327]

What a heart warming movie. So difficult to find beautiful decent movies these days. Thank u. Keep them coming.!!

[@poisoninyourcoffeewolvesof5182]

I can say nothing but thank you, thank you, thank you! These films are lovely. Those wonderful houses, clothes....all elegance and good taste!

[@Betty77168]

What a lovely uplifting delightful film! That baby was adorable, and all the actors were wonderful!

[@nanwilder2853]

Jemima Gore: Actually, that baby was too fat-as were many formula-fed babies of the 1950s... Even now, in 2020, too many mothers don’t nurse! A real shame, as the benefits are lifelong.

[@roberttrain3169]

Nice arguments for everything

[@roberttrain3169]

@@nanwilder2853 mother who best milk has DNA to remove infection in a baby and to be Loved more. I. Remember at the same time turning her hair around my finger and the feeling happy and loving my mother. And was the only person to take care of her the last 14 years till she died and I Baptize her and the years I was her Angel she called me her Angel So a mother should do her best with Love.

[@jasbegs1258]

An utter delight, all shine. Made me cry at the end. Perfection. ET said she always addressed ST as ''pops'' throughout the rest of his life. . Love JB

[@kristindewitt9059]

I love how Stanley was the silent, unlikely rock for Kay and Buckley. Stanley said there was nothing wrong with a mortgage. Simple, little things like that always jump out at me and show how much Stanley actually did love Buckley after all.

[@sisterkerry]

A friend was from a big Irish family in the 1950s. They were poor, but her childhood was happy. She once said to me: "Then we had nothing, and yet we had everything. Now we have everything, and yet we have nothing." So true.

[@johnbunyan5834]

Thanks for posting this film. The expressions on Spencer Tracy's face were terrific.

[@joellymantynen7404]

I cried so much at the end - it dried out my sinuses.... Beautiful movie thank you for sharing! Classic movies are the best💖

[@mistyvioletconservative.3889]

Me too! ❤😂

[@markheuer7453]

I just love these "old movies", takes my soul back to a better time, see how GOD looks out for the good in the world. And I love reading the "good" post of the viewers. God Bless.

[@claravela3330]

Me too.

[@movieklump]

A better time if you were white and well off. If you were black it was a terrible time.

[@oldhatcinema]

@markheuer Amen to that.

[@rosalugo5723]

You know I love all the good old shows ,never get bored of watching them over/over I enjoy every bit of it. I really get a lot of kicks out of those episodes.

[@taylor4778]

I'll be 67 next week and I've always loved these old movies and the family values they impart. 😊

[@skylilly1]

"They're going take over that baby, body and soul" lol I just love Joan's acting in this movie.

[@eve1297]

Anything with Spencer Tracy is great.....

[@ginadisbrow9324]

I could listen to Billie Burke talk all day. I just loved watching her in "The Wizard of Oz" as I grew up!🥰

[@zestybutterfly7161]

Did she act in any other movies!?

[@ginadisbrow9324]

@@zestybutterfly7161 As a fan of oldies classics, I don't recall seeing her in any other one I've seen other than TWOO, but I'm sure she was in at least a few more. Google would know, lol.

[@silaslizzie43]

@@zestybutterfly7161 Many more, and in more central roles.

[@allanmacmillan7823]

@@zestybutterfly7161 Her acting career predated the "talkies". She wasn't a young woman when she played Glinda in the Wizard of Oz.

[@cindyreeves5048]

I KNEW that voice was familiar!!! Wow.

[@MorenoDonato]

Slick, fast and funny. Spencer Tracy is phenomenal. I remember the first 'Father' movie as a child. It's nice to see Russ Tamblyn when he was a kid.

[@ladyrachel13]

This is a great movie but Father of the Bride was hilarious. The commentary by Spencer Tracy was comical. And who doesn't love Elizabeth Taylor and Joan Bennett? Two beautiful women. 😍

[@yvonneplant9434]

Afaik, Tracy and Taylor stayed close. He called her " kitten" in real life.

[@patriciahaskins1956]

Such a sweet movie! I never get tired of watching it! Thanks for another enjoyable oldie! 🌈🌈🌈

[@birdyfilovingheart6365]

"Name this child" "Stanley Banks" oh my goodness I cry every single time!

[@helainegaray8205]

You, that got me good! Pass the tissue. Lol.

[@scottstacey7447]

After these two films with Spencer Tracy, Elizabeth Taylor would always refer to Tracy as "Pops" for the rest of his life.

[@brendajones8961]

Just loved the whole movie. Tracy, Bennett, Taylor - awesome!

[@evarene07]

“Stanley, what’s got into you!” “It’s Spring!” “It must be!” 😁🤣 What sweet flirtatiousness 💜

[@elizabethcarron8473]

With all the negativity of this world right now, it is so comforting watching how wonderful our lives were over the past few generations! Life was kind and simply honorable!

[@audreyann1975]

Swing it!! I'm laughing at that! Dad is completely baffled by the "new way of doing things!" I love this movie!

[@rachiellejenkins4999]

And Elizabeth Taylor had just suffered a Miscarriage when this film was made, she's just glorious!

[@evangelista6442]

I think I almost watched this 4 times or more it,s so great just to sit and laugh Spencer Tracy is so funny here just watching his face expressions.....too cute.

[@callmehchloe4074]

I remember my dad saying, "oh, my baby is having a baby!" He was so happy! Unfortunately he passed away when my son was only 2 1/2.

[@sheilabright2091]

Wendi- my dad said to me: “Well, you finally got your live doll!” My dad’s gone now, too. 🌹❤️

[@mabella3437]

My dad passed away when my son was 2 months old. It is so heartwrenching. so sorry.

[@Jarod-sm5rf]

My mom watches turner classic movies and thanks to her I have a while new respect for Cinema and old movies😎🕊🕊❤️🤪

[@malcolmjawohowelll2892]

Spencer Tracy Hollywood's finest .always a beautiful convincing performance in all of his films.

[@ingridogilvie3664]

The beautiful Elizabeth Taylor and the wonderful Spencer Tracey.The original film and the best.

[@raew5263]

Love 💕 Spencer Tracy! These classics are so heartwarming + simple. Goodies

[@jjnyc4610]

I LOOOOOVE THIS MOVIE!! As much as I like Steve Martins versions of part one and two they went waaaay over the top with the “independent woman my career comes first I won’t settle blah blah blah crap” the originals just reflected a simpler time I know both versions are reflective of the decades in which they were filmed but I just love the older ones.😍

[@PizzaFLIX]

Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you.

[@SuperTruthSeeker4U]

They sure don’t make good wholesome family movies like this anymore... this was a wonderful story and very entertaining ...what a pleasure

[@nancyhowell4505]

Enjoyed this just as much as the first time I saw it, especially when the distracted grandpa got the wits scared out of him, and rightly so! Then the blessing of the baby's smiling acceptance/forgiveness at the police station. Perfect ending! So funny about the child's reactions up until that time, really had grandpa at his mercy. 👶❤️👏👍👍😄

[@rachiellejenkins4999]

Wish someone would Upload Father of the Bide

[@nancyhowell4505]

@@rachiellejenkins4999 *Bride 🙂

[@mistyvioletconservative.3889]

“Stanley , I know it’s your tie! Take off your tie!” “I’m not gonna take off my tie! HAHAHHAHAHAA😂😂😂😂😂

[@ingridogilvie3664]

great film! the old ones are the best.

[@shelley7975]

Oh, to go back to those days. What a heart warming movie.

[@vboden0459]

I have read the comments here, I think it speaks to the time period and family structure at that time. I would have loved to lived that kind of life. That is probably why I enjoy the movies from this time period. I watch them over and over again.

[@vikkinicholson2300]

there is one benefit to being older....living in the time when these movies depict....it was golden from childhood to adolescence to adult. Spencer Tracy was the Dad you wanted, cause he didn't text you, do selfies of himself or ignore his kids in a restaurant while glued to his I-phone. Because he wasn't living for I he was living for his family. You weren't ignored by self absorbed people who are turning into robots.

[@TheHardlove4u]

Vickie Bowden and Vikki Nicholson - Yes Vickie and Vikki this is a good 'All American, feel good, Hollywood story'. But have you lived your life in a bubble, no you didn't because you say you would have loved to live 'that kind of life'. No one did, that from an old English cynical, romantic, realist.

[@carolynharris7580]

Love, love the fact that you shared this movie, with us. Thanks

[@2dasimmons]

Everybody likes a comfortable peaceful feel-good life where things neat&clean and living😔 That is not 2019 in USA and therefore around the world😞

[@2dasimmons]

@@vikkinicholson2300 Good point!

[@edwinawareing2395]

I Love that everyone loves Spencer Tracy , he's wonderful ❤

[@ciaartin2221]

Hey Guys I'm tired of all the noise. I'm getting a glass of wine and watching this movie. who's in?🍷

[@PizzaFLIX]

🍕🍕🍕

[@grittykitty50]

"I didn't realize you were in a position to buy (a house)." "Well, yeah, we got a mortgage from the bank." " A MORTGAGE??!!!"

[@danil.6667]

LOL

[@kdubb7224]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@apgx6032]

Loved watching all the fashion. Even the night attire was super glamorous.

[@farnazboustani1405]

Elizabeth Taylor (1932-2011) is so sweet, pretty, and really polite lady what a human being she was I love her!

[@amberrose1108]

Only here. Later on she stole Debbie Reynold's husband away! That's SO Wrong!

[@h.calvert3165]

@@amberrose1108 Well, it wasn't a kidnapping, after all. She was wrong, but it takes two to tango! 😜

[@vegetariansuniteworldwide8091]

I read she got pregnant by a famous male actor and she gave birth and gave the baby up for adoption .

[@spookygirl7761]

Nasty..

[@ellamcfadden617]

One of my all the me favorite movies! I LOVE Spencer Tracy in everything he’s ever ever done! Him and Jimmy Stewart❤️❤️❤️

[@celialovett5880]

To my mind, Spencer Tracy is the greatest American actor of all time and one of the finest actors in the history of entertainment.

[@marysepradet6515]

yes I agree with you, I love so much Spencer Tracy, he is still alive for me !

[@marysepradet6515]

yes I think the same, love him so much , for me he is still alive !

[@christinedewick2874]

You should see him "Guess who's coming to dinner" with Jane Fonda and Sydney Poitier...

[@allanmacmillan7823]

@@christinedewick2874 "Bad Day at Black Rock". Incidentally, Jane Fonda wasn't in "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner".

[@user-oz2eu9in3i]

1951 is beyond the time I can guess. She is probably the cutest and youngest I've ever seen as she had even a baby! in the film. I'm very appreciate it. Thank a cute baby and his grandpa for performing most greatly.

[@gentleoldmoviefan5680]

One of my favorite scenes (comical) involves Spencer Tracy exercising at the gym, and then shows him the next morning. From 12:20 to 14:12 in this video. Thanks for sharing this fun movie!

[@mistyvioletconservative.3889]

OH MY oh my! How I love ❤️ this film!!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤ I ❤️ALL of the characters!!!!!!!👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🎉🎉🎉🅰️🅰️🅰️ And I even cried at the end....... unbelievable tears of JOY!!!!!! “Name this child!” “STANLEY BANKS” 😢😢😢WOW 😊😊😊😊 AN ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE LITTLE FILM!!!!!!,❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Roseheartworks.]

I know!!!

[@elainearnold3965]

I love old movies. This is a classic. I adore Spencer Tracy. He's so touching. Thank you for all the movies you run. I truly enjoy all of them. Thank you.

[@VeeMac]

I loved the scene at the maternity ward, where everyone is making googoo and gaga faces at the Baby, while Stanley is pacing, utterly miserable in the background. Doris and Herbert were hysterical!

[@VeeMac]

Here's a nugget for those who missed it: As the grandparents-to-be are dropping possible names for the baby, Doris mentions Laurie or Laurence from Little Women. Both Joan Bennett and Elizabeth Taylor played Laurie's wife, Amy March in the original and remake.

[@tonirose6776]

@@VeeMac Cool!

[@kayjay8790]

That driving scene at the 56 minute mark had me in tears lol

[@ohwell94]

Pmsl Me too

[@adelebz7]

Joan Bennett was great casting for Elizabeth Taylor's mother. Both absolutely Beautiful! I adore this picture! Adorable!!💝💝💝🐣🐣🐣

[@ellenbedford3888]

One of my favorite movies! Love the original Father of the Bride too!

[@fedup9073]

The ending of this movie gets me every time. It is just so adorable. That seen in the police station, just does me in.

[@cassiegreene9528]

'Scene' not 'seen', kind of a spelling nut I am......agree with your comment though.

[@tc2958]

@@cassiegreene9528 I hear ya! Our mother used to correct our English all the time if we didn't speak it perfectly! Lol...

[@privatemailcall6011]

Lol... ok Cassie G. I noticed the spelling glitch, & for a flash instant, I felt grammatically compelled to offer the properly spelled correction. However, I knew that every person reading comments, was aware, & assumed that the commentor was also aware, of the slip, & winced when he read his comment, after sending, & laughed. I've committed grammatical misapplications, & noticed after the fact. I usually follow with a corrective comment... like... Meant to type or meant to say... yada yada blah blah. Most folks just let it go. But I totally get ya! Glad you corrected, lol, so that I could let it go!!. Made me feel better & I laughed @ myself for feeling compelled. I wish mispelling scene with seen, was all I had to worry about. That would be grate! Haha, I had to do that to ya. But now I'll correct my joke, or it will plague me. Great! That would be great!

[@privatemailcall6011]

Lol... ok Cassie G. I noticed the spelling glitch, & for a flash instant, I felt grammatically compelled to offer the properly spelled correction. However, I knew that every person reading comments, was aware, & assumed that the commentor was also aware, of the slip, & winced when he read his comment, after sending, & laughed. I've committed grammatical misapplications, & noticed after the fact. I usually follow with a corrective comment... like... Meant to type or meant to say... yada yada blah blah. Most folks just let it go. But I totally get ya! Glad you corrected, lol, so that I could let it go!!. Made me feel better & I laughed @ myself for feeling compelled. I wish mispelling scene with seen, was all I had to worry about. That would be grate! Haha, I had to do that to ya. But now I'll correct my joke, or it will plague me. Great! That would be great!

[@privatemailcall6011]

Lol... ok Cassie G. I noticed the spelling glitch, & for a flash instant, I felt grammatically compelled to offer the properly spelled correction. However, I knew that every person reading comments, was aware, & assumed that the commentor was also aware, of the slip, & winced when he read his comment, after sending, & laughed. I've committed grammatical misapplications, & noticed after the fact. I usually follow with a corrective comment... like... Meant to type or meant to say... yada yada blah blah. Most folks just let it go. But I totally get ya! Glad you corrected, lol, so that I could let it go!!. Made me feel better & I laughed @ myself for feeling compelled. I wish mispelling scene with seen, was all I had to worry about. That would be grate! Haha, I had to do that to ya. But now I'll correct my joke, or it will plague me. Great! That would be great!

[@rosemarieward1738]

Love these old movies! Thank you for making them available!

[@gmalove1293]

I knew Liz & Richard. Liz was a wonderful Lady! This is my Favorite Movie of hers! She was marvelous in ALL her Film's!

[@MariaOrtiz-wr5cg]

Yes Elizabeth Taylor was a beauty but hands down to Joan Bennett...GORGEOUS

[@sandrascott8649]

"Kay's having a baby!" "Right now?" Cracks me up every time! At a time when men wore suits everyday and women put on hats and white gloves before leaving the house

[@2dasimmons]

On WHAT'S MY LINE? the game show from the '50s& 1960s when the show introduced the panel, Dorothy Kilgallen came in with gloves on.What a different, more respectful time!

[@MariaOrtiz-wr5cg]

I wish we still lived those times

[@corryjookit7818]

I blame the spread of Capitalism. Why does everything have to be monetised?

[@KathrynPieta]

I had on gloves, and somebody wanted to know why. That just blew my mind. Like in Camden NJ, the RCA dog is still on the building, at the top, for everyone to see. And someone ask me what is that dog doing up there. Just like pictures of George Washington use to be everywhere. And saying the Plege Aleadgence to the Flag in school. I use to talk to old people back on the 70s all the time, because they were kids not that long after the civil war. I never had kids because of over population, now look were we are at. It is vanity to have so many children.

[@sugarplumfairy420]

Hahaha me too! Funniest line, delivered so well!

[@lauracorbett4577]

I love all the black and white old classic movies

[@mabella3437]

The BEST movie I have seen in a long long time! It was made 10 years before my birth! Spencer Tracy was amazing! truly appreciate you bringing it to us! Merry Christmas and blessed 2021.

[@mistyvioletconservative.3889]

YES 🎉❤ MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄 2022! A better & happier 2023!!!!!!🎉🎉🎉

[@moorek1967]

"I called my architect" is not something you hear everyday.

[@kimberlyspurgeon9092]

LOL So true

[@2degucitas]

These were def upper middle class folk.

[@Flashynista]

or the horror at having a mortgage

[@2dasimmons]

@@2degucitas Actually just middle class. I grew up ina area in Berkeley, CA described as upper-middle class and it looked more affluent and was self-contained with own ice cream parlor,theater, candy store and restaurants, drugstores, library and park and clean streets😍 In 2019 everywhere looks dirty from affluent areas to poor areas whether in USA , France, Britain and the common outfit is jeans and t-shirt:-/

[@2degucitas]

@@2dasimmons Ok thanks. I grew up in Long Beach so it was very different. There was the country club, but it wasn't gated. Don't think they had their own shops. I don't know I didn't live there. Just the snobby kids at school.

[@anneliesesteden390]

I love those twoFather of the Bride and this one. I think, they are precious!

[@janethartwig774]

What a fun movie. Spencer Tracy was perfect as the dad. I also enjoyed the re-make with Steve Martin.

[@charlottepall6828]

Janet Hartwig I didn't like the remake this movie is a classic with first rate cast timeless

[@lorrainemiller7527]

beautiful Liz Taylor and great actor spencer tracy, delightful film areal feel good movie.never tire of watching.

[@donaldcampbell8997]

Thank you for this movie. Spencer Tracy, the warmth he was able to convey. Don't make em like that anymore.

[@eveyholmes]

So much better than the Steve Martin remakes.

[@marjoriemargel1567]

Ever notice how Steve Martin is just a iceberg? I mean really, no warmth!

[@eveyholmes]

@@marjoriemargel1567 he is in person as well. He use to come to lunch at The Ivy Restaurant in Beverly Hills, that I managed. Sometimes, with the ever pleasant, Martin Short. Short was so sweet and Martin came across so cold.

[@roxannesantoro7503]

@@eveyholmes I heard the same thing about Steve Martin- from Al Franken....

[@dawnss948]

Aww but that was also fun to watch.

[@4mySweetheart369]

Steve Martin, as I've read about, is an extremely private person. The fact he doesn't bounce around trying to entertain you in his private moments shouldn't matter. If he was a private citizen, you'd have thought nothing of it.

[@proudamerican4050]

I didn't know that Vincent Minelli directed this film ❤

[@elsymatthew4653]

The baby saved his granpa all shame and embarrassment! And the bond was created between them, the bond of fondness!

[@junedarts9024]

I love the comments as much as these old films. Wish that we could go back in time so different then

[@edwinawareing2395]

How wonderful, Spencer Tracy simply the best. ❤

[@shelleymcafee8197]

Spencer Tracey was the Stat of this film, he was absolutely perfect; kept Me laughing! Thank-You!!!

[@pacather]

Such a nice old movie!

[@GLeon-ov9yu]

One of my favorite movies. It is so well made. Thanks for uploading.

[@crickkett7510]

Thank you so much for posting. Absolutely, one of my favorite films.

[@realvideosonyt]

I had not seen Spencer Tracy in a comedic role before but he was funny as the beleaguered grandfather! (:

[@FSSRKeyno]

Should see him in... It's a mad mad mad mad world.

[@stevewilkins2754]

My God...I remember when life was, actually, like this in this in the U.S......sweetness, wholesome, lovely....My how things have changed...so much....and not for the good!

[@daffyduckphd]

Steve Wilkins you were walking in a reality of your making. Next thing you’ll suggest horse/buggy. Progress change takes effort. Sitting on your arses while you suck the life out of every people place you drop anchor. Get real John Wayne, Reagan were actors. ACTORS!!! Now the huckster supreme. BTW Columbus was a racist murderer, not the BS you’ve been enjoying since truth never escapes your lips.

[@CathyScott1030]

Daffy Duck what a wanker you are.

[@wareforcoin5780]

We all remember our youths as a better time. Truth is, things are better now.

[@i.m.7710]

Steve Wilkins - you must have had a happy childhood?

[@artistsos-previews6967]

While things were wonderful for you during this era, many of your fellow Americans were suffering in oppression. All of history is this way -- good for some, never for all. Still, I enjoy losing myself in these idealized Hollywood dreams.

[@monicablom2855]

Thank you for uploading.

[@pangorban1]

32:40 The ideas about childbirth and infant rearing that the Elizabeth Taylor character talked about in this scene were treated in the film as comic relief. Yet, when I had my children in the 1990s, those views were respected and encouraged by the doctors and midwives who looked after me. I don't know what it's like today, but to this day, I am thankful that I received the benefit of their wisdom.

[@dmdmd2548]

I thought the same thing; I was watching it with my 12 year old daughter and explained to her how things used to be and how that was the beginning of how things got to how they are now... a better understanding of bonding and how important that is

[@missyadams]

Elizabeth Taylor was going through a very rough time off screen then. She had just separated from her first husband and that's because he beat and kicked her, causing her to miscarry. Imagine her playing a pregnant woman and having to hold a baby afterwards, while mourning the one she lost in real life

[@Plymouthpilot]

Being a grandfather is the BEST time of my life!

[@randallsage6740]

These are so pleasant to watch !! Thank you so much for posting !

[@nittaarul2751]

A sweet movie with a wonderful ending. Loved it.

[@pamhyam697]

Wonderful film, I'd not seen it before. Spencer Tracy is fun to watch. A classic. 👌🏻

[@ih82r8]

One thing that hasn't changed...never tell anyone your baby name suggestions or else you get this fiasco

[@rosemariegray4007]

Somethings like That, baby name suggestions- just don't change this fiasco!! LOL.

[@ShihtzuBambi]

Wonderful movie I love classic movies clean telling stories huge fan of tcm (he is a cute baby ) great upload ✌️😙

[@mariamagpile8554]

This is one of the Sweetest,Wonderful& Endearing movie I have ever seen!The story is very True to Life & anyone watching this video would certainly learn a lot of wisdom on what to expect when awaiting for the birth of a First Born Child, on becoming a Parent or Grandparents, Truly a Remarkable Experience you would not want to miss! Thank you for sharing this GEM of a movie! GOD BLESS U!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@Sarah_270]

yes because a Hollywood movie of the 50s will tell you what it's all about

[@cacampbell3654]

+sk c 😄😄😄😄

[@susanrussell1555]

Thanks for this lovely classic. I enjoy it every time I view it, which has been many.

[@PizzaFLIX]

Susan, thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. Glad you enjoyed the film.

[@charlottepall6828]

I love this movie especially when Tracy talks about the air conditioner unit and baby monitor the father of the bride movie is excellent

[@hungrymothergoose]

Good ol' movies. Sweet old days...

[@theoldfartsfarm5637]

What happened to all the innocence? Wonderfully warm.

[@kellyhiggins4234]

I loved the ending Stanley Banks! I always loved the scene when he losses his grandson . A Classic...♥️

[@recordpoouahi1324]

Elizabeth Taylor is amazing ! Perfect movie! Thank You for sharing it again!