Gary Cooper & Jean Arthur in Frank Capra's "Mr. Deeds Goes To Town" (1936)

[@joemonteleonezollo4967]

Nobody but Gary could play that part so well. I fall in love with Jean in all her movies. The cast was outstanding. Great Movie 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿

[@williamsnyder5616]

After this film was a massive hit in the middle of the Great Depression, many thought Frank Capra was an FDR New Dealer, but in reality, he was a rock-ribbed Republican. The film's liberal sentiment was from screenwriter Robert Riskin, who worked woth Capra until the two had a falling out after "Meet John Doe." Capra did recognize Riskin's brilliance as he was Columbia's top scripter in lifting the small studio from a Poverty Row studio to being annually profitable. Riskin himself was a supporter of Roosevelt.

[@sunilsimon6735]

Great movie, worth the watch till the end.

[@RZ393]

The appearance of the two sisters was one of the most memorable moments in the film.

[@Kas8588]

One Of The Great Classics. Grew Up On These B/W Movies..

[@MaritzaAgosto-e1g]

I can't help , but admiring Frank Capra's genius - Meet John Doe , A Hole in the Head , You Can't Take It With You , and my personal favorite , It's a Wonderful Life -.with Jimmy Stewart . Frank Capra's one of Hollywood's greatest directors . RIP 💐🌸🪷🌹🌺🌻🌼🌷🪻⚘️ .

[@wendybutler1681]

Dad was 15 and Mom was 16 when this came out. Mom didn't see as many movies as Dad because they had rented out the big house in town that Uncle Nathan had built and moved to the farm (without indoor plumbing much to my mother's chagrin). They went broke during the depression. Granddad's family had owned the town bank and they paid their customers every cent they had on deposit. Mom watched chickens outside a tiny southern Minnesota farm town. Dad saw a lot of movies in his youth. That was where he took his dates. I've come to the conclusion that my Daddy had A LOT of dates in middle of nowhere rural Montana. I don't know how. His senior class in high school was only 8 kids. Tho there were a few girl's names that he spoke of. I know they did a lot of group things. Dad's family ran a grocery/butcher shop. Mom just didn't have a lot to say about her girlhood. These films give me a hint of the lives my folks were leading as teens. They saw this film. So thank you for the movie, Donald P. Borchers!

[@Billthebaker420]

Wendy I can't figure out what your mom and dad have to do with this movie. Were they in it? 🤣🤣🤣

[@kathleenmoore4019]

Very intertaneing 👏

[@jtl2112]

Very enjoyable, thanks

[@lydiarowe491]

Well done..sanity is a state of mind..insanity is up for debate..loved this movie..⭕️🦋⭕️

[@moghalhussainhussain8831]

Super movie

[@marinavsevolodovna7537]

Nice movie

[@robertbrackett6569]

Very pixalated

[@MaritzaAgosto-e1g]

PIXILATED ? I love this masterpiece . Pixilated YES . ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Billthebaker420]

At 1:14:00 cue the propaganda... 🤣

[@johnsmith-ht3sy]

Well spotted. The farmer was a very good actor. Considering how I have been lied to from birth by Family, Friends, Teachers, Media, Politicians, Religious Gurus, especially the last 5 years , safe and effective vaccines, wars. I am amazed that I have kept my sanity at 66 yr old.

[@kathleenmoore4019]

Very intertaneing 👏