Guys And Dolls | Full Movie Musical | WATCH FOR FREE

[@cornbreadthedog]

I've never seen GUYS AND DOLLS before! This is a true masterpiece! Love the one-liners and the very cool double entendre jokes. Great costuming, dancing and music! SO digging this movie!

[@Exiled.New.Yorker]

This is the Musical to make you fall in love with musicals, from a Old NYers point of view. It doesnt begin here, but this is the live beating heart of musical theater ala Broadway.

[@davidrichards6509]

If you enjoyed the always delightful Stubby Kaye as Nicely Nicely in this you might also enjoy his running duet as narration alongside the incomparable Nat King Cole in the Jane Fonda comedy western Cat Ballou.

[@apriljones5922]

@@davidrichards6509 My all time favorite movie with Jane Fonda! Master class!

[@erpollock]

There's always a new generation to discover GUYS AND DOLLS!

[@Dukes-nt1er]

RUBBISH RUBBISH RUBBISH...................!!!!! YAWN YAWN

[@vHumboldt77]

Wonderful movie. For ages I've heard about this film but never cared to watch it, though I knew many of the tunes played in it. Joseph Mackiewicz was a f***ing genius, for only a genius could shoot "All About Eve" and this film and do it both in a convincing way and with such good results.

[@malinim1965]

Sensational!!!

[@munjister177]

Wait so... The same guy that directed the excellently tight All About Eve directed this film!? Now I've GOTTA watch them!

[@zaedizolkafli7832]

I saw this great musical play in San Francisco back in the 1980s. I find it amusing that in this movie the actor who played The Godfather actually sang and danced when he was younger.

[@diegoandres2906]

Vivian Blaine was great as the endearble Miss Adelaide

[@ianedwards4400]

The highlight of this movie - Guys & Dolls - was the hit number 'Woman in love' which was sung by Marlon Brando in his own voice. Commercially, the song was a chart-buster in circa 1956-57 sung by Frankie Laine and broke all records. Oh yes, it's fun to see both Marlon and Jean Simmons [ a personal fave] dance up a storm in this film..

[@jillkjv3816]

I played Sarah in my high school musical way back in 1976. It was so much fun. 😊

[@zarinedaruwalla4796]

Thanks for making this movie free

[@mr.jefferyhausauer3290]

Frank won his title of leader of the rat pack and hollywood mafia based on this movie.

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

Cool, man.

[@bsr8255]

Movies made around 60's reflects the life style of Americans. It was like heaven on earth. People really had a great time. People of that time must be recalling "Those Good Olden Days"

[@aclark903]

Seems to me there were riots in Watts & Chicago, & US lads were in danger of getting sent to Vietnam 🇻🇳 during the 60s. Not quite heaven.

[@patriciakeenan5448]

This film was made in 1956​@@aclark903

[@auapplemac1976]

First it wasn’t the 60s. It’s based on a great Broadway musical that premiered 1948. The lead was played by Robert Alda (father of Mash’s Allen Alda.) Two of the original cast reprised their stand-out roles in the movie - Stubby Kaye and Vivian Blaine. It was based on NYC stereotype characters created by famous writer Damon Runyon.

[@sloburnjo]

this is based on characters and mores from the 20 & 30s adapted to stage in 1950 then filmed in 1954/55

[@bsr8255]

Count the blessings. What i meant was after the 2nd world war, US became strong and finally emerged as super power in 60's. Though these are old stories, but its like "old wine in new bottle".

[@janlloyd6138]

The lack of commercials compared to most of the free movies was wonderful. Thank you for this movie, it is wonderful to see Marlon Brando and my mo ther's favorite Frank Sinatra, the music is so enjoyable.

[@berylbattrick1246]

GREAT MOVIE, GREAT COLOUR MUSIC TO ONE'S EARS FOREVER TO REMEMBER, THANK YOU.

[@cornbreadthedog]

I love, love, love, love these 1950's Michael Jackson gangster clothes. ..."You been hit by, you been struck by....a smooth criminal!"..HEEEEEEEEE...........

[@jennylawson1980]

Love this so much ❤❤❤❤ Ty for uploading 💗

[@Claudia-i7c3z]

How to reduce a fantastic song ? Let Brando sing it.

[@romanclay1913]

Jean Simmons starred in DESIREE which made her the only actress to do two films with Brando.

[@BlakeGildaphish76]

i skipped to 2:12:52 "(gasp) You're at it again? You're runnin' the game!" has been in my head for weeks 😆

[@lisaleotta7373]

My first time watching it I really enjoyed I now know what I've been missing dreamy

[@JAMESPATTERSON-mk9sr]

Frank Sinatra wanted to do the Sky Masterson part but the producers chose the hot property Marlon Brando . Sinatra had hard feelings towards Brando but did the Nathan Detroit part . The leading lady Jean Simmons was not a singer but she was pretty potent in the 1950s box office . Miss Simmons along with Elizabeth Taylor were considered for the Audrey Hepburn part in Roman Holiday . Vivian Blaine who had done movies mainly in the 1940s was recreating her Broadway role . Stubby Kaye , B S Pully and Johnny Silver were also hold overs in their original Broadway roles .

[@cornbreadthedog]

Frank Sinatra is so incredible here!

[@nallo69]

I’m sure this was the base that Brando used for Vito Corleone’s character.

[@artistsingerwriterproducer8288]

Regards from Monaco

[@sylviaroberts8103]

Greetings from North Wales 😁

[@artistsingerwriterproducer8288]

@@sylviaroberts8103 💋

[@CraigHalliday-h2g]

Marlon Brando top movie

[@a3103-j7g]

didn't see gene simmons anywhere in the movie

[@markattr834]

I'd be tired too playing craps doing all that dancing

[@GodzHarleyGirlStudio]

Very odd movie.

[@artistsingerwriterproducer8288]

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[@brigidsingleton1596]

Why odd? It's a musical... All musicals are "odd" _unless_ you break into song to talk to each other, dance to impress and / or hear your musical backing tracks playing out from thin air, as a normal day to day habit?!

[@RaveDave871]

Wide wide wide screen fad sucks. Find my eyes scanning left to right, right to left, to take everything in huh

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Stand further back from the screen?!🤔 I only got my eyesight restored last year and I can see just fine...even on wide wide wide screen because, guess what, real life is in wide wide wide wide wide wide screen!!

[@wurzelausc]

Brando must have hated this one -- he is so average here

[@killahkurlz7157]

was in this production in HS 🥲

[@MH-ps1er]

Wonderful choreography, songs words, film’s script, happy ending. Perfect film!!! ❤

[@peteralfano4278]

It's the real thing--the score, the choreography, the technicolor. I'm so-so about the casting but it's fool-proof. Did I mention how great the choreography is? That's Michael Kidd. Classic opening niumber...and the Gambler's dance in the sewer....did I menton how great the choreography is?

[@allensacharov5424]

you can do it again and I would not mind

[@dfa3366]

I love that the stars in this movie sang with their own voices. Lots of musicals back then were dubbed with singers for the actors. But Brando insisted using his voice.

[@sloburnjo]

imdb trivia states that his final vocals on tape were spliced together from many takes lol

[@fernandomaron87]

​@@sloburnjoHe also says so in his autobiography. He mentions that he was only able to sing due to a hard editing process that edited his many takes into one

[@Exiled.New.Yorker]

Im wildly aplauding this release while simultaneously wondering how it was managed while Hollywood Accountants, copyright lawyers and IP managers still walk the earth. Well done.

[@eshaibraheem4218]

Well done, indeed, and my gratitude.

[@lucindamoran8686]

Movie sooo funny! Cute! Well done! I love these old timeless classics! Thank you!😊🎉

[@yusufchaki8683]

Thanks very much for uploading old time movies

[@artistsingerwriterproducer8288]

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[@josebenito15]

Wonderful film. Mankievick never was pictured as a Musical Film Director but being such a great director he was able to cope with everything.. And last but not least, Brandon sings🎉🎉 🎉. So how could ask for anything more

[@davidrichards6509]

I get you but let's honest ... Brando's "singing" is only juust a bit more competent than Rex Harrison's Professor Higgins😉. You don't watch Guys and Dolls (1955) for Brando's singing ... you watch Guys and Dolls (1955) because Marlon Brando is SO GORGEOUS to look at.

[@josebenito15]

@@davidrichards6509... Something like that 😜

[@romanclay1913]

Jean Simmons & Marlon Brando are incredible singing IF I WERE A BELL and A WOMAN IN LOVE.

[@lawrencearabia6074]

I love old movies. Like wine getting better with time.

[@bahrom942]

Wow, why they no longer shot these kinda movies?

[@NRTSean]

Because they never pulled in the crowds at the box office. Oliver and Hello Dolly were the last of the two though they did OK at the Box Office they did not do great.

[@nhmooytis7058]

I know many people disagree but I loved Marlon as Sky Masterson.

[@allensacharov5424]

me as well. perfectly cast!!!!

[@eshaibraheem4218]

I loved everyone as everybody.

[@carolcynova3805]

Absolutely WONDERFUL! So glad we watched it again after all these many decades.

[@susandickerso7675]

One of my favorites! Thanks for posting..

[@TJ1920]

nice to watch a good old fashioned movie no profanity no violence good old fashioned human nature

[@aclark903]

Marlon hadn’t tangoed in Paris yet.

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@aclark903or made anyone an offer they couldn’t refuse 😊

[@richardscanlan3419]

@@aclark903 or Kurtzed in Vietnam yet...

[@NoraLuzCalugas]

Exactly

[@bambooseragardenista8329]

Did anyone find it amazing and delightful that Jean Simmons could throw a decent punch, and hurl tableware like a major league baseball pitcher, in the Havana fight scene? Whoever coached her for that choreography did a great job. You wouldn't expect to see something like that in a 1950s production.

[@cmtippens9209]

G & D was the last show that I did in community theatre umpteen years ago; I was a mission lady. We had had occasional sound issues in the auditorium we were using but nothing too bad. Then one night, Nicely-Nicely started Sit Down and the track just wouldn't play. 😬 There was a momentary pause, then our actor, who really was excellent, just picked the song up and ran with it like he was going for a 100 yard touchdown and we all stayed right with him! An a capella version of Sit Down You're Rockin' the Boat!! 😃 The audience applauded long and hard. We amazed ourselves because we all stayed together and didn’t drag or rush the song. It was awesome! 😄

[@bravehome4276]

There's no business like show business...the show must go on! Great memory!

[@eshaibraheem4218]

Well done, all of you!❤

[@cmtippens9209]

@@eshaibraheem4218 - 😊

[@darthstarkiller1912]

Played Nicely in a production of this musical during my junior year of high school back in fall 2008. My dad will never forget my singing of "Sit Down, You're Rockin the Boat". Love this musical.

[@jacqudace]

I LOVE that number!

[@diegoandres2906]

Beautiful memory! Congrats!

[@PastorB1978]

Played Nathan in my High School production in 1982

[@Scorchy666]

People always mention Sinatra and Brando, but the real star is Vivian Blaine. She's spectacular. Stars like Sinatra were notoriously reluctant to rehearse and wanted everything to be perfect in the 1st or 2nd take. Vivian was a consummate professional and could meet everyone at their level of performing.

[@TJ1920]

Jean Simmons Marlon Brando Frank Sinatra singing up a storm😊

[@sloburnjo]

Brando - not so much. imdb trivia states that his final vocals on tape were spliced together from many takes - lol

[@davidrichards6509]

I went with my Mom to see a live "road" production of this starring Lorna Luft at the Fair Park Music Hall in Dallas back in the mid 90's(?). I think it was during intermission my Mom made the comment to the effect that Lorna Luft in the role of Sister Sarah was not NEARLY as impressive as she was hoping it would be but that she thought the Miss Adelaide performance was MUCH MUCH more entertaing and enjoyable. I chuckled a bit and then revealed to her that the Miss Adelaide performance she had been enjoying so much up to that point WAS Judy Garland's "other Daughter". I have always had a similar reaction to the movie version. I've always felt like Vivian Blaine's Miss Adelaide is what makes this version of Guys and Dolls so incredibly enjoyable. This movie and the Fair Park Lorna Luft performance are the only performances of this particular masterpiece of American musical theater I've ever seen so I don't know for certain but from my experience of it I'm guessing maybe Miss Adelaide has been written and ALWAYS performed to "steal the show". Other than the incredibly gorgeous vision of a young Marlon Brando in his absolute prime it's always been Vivian Blaine's and a VERY young Frank Sinatra's performances that have been the reason I keep coming back to watch this movie over and over again.

[@macroman52]

In "Adelaide's Lament" where she sings "the female remaining single, constantly in suspense", the on-stage lyric was "the female remaining single, just in the legal sense". They cleaned up that one!

[@hudsony777]

Never knew that.

[@macroman52]

@@hudsony777 Maybe the stage production I saw ("legal sense") was a change from the original, which I am not old enough to have seen, so it's possible it's the other way round.

[@onion6foot]

Women are like cough drops..they come in handy...only when you need them. ?? Things spoken in gest...

[@brigidsingleton1596]

*jest ... 'spoken in jest'

[@g.r.bryant2258]

Awesome! Thanks!!

[@artistsingerwriterproducer8288]

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[@christianpeligrinocagadas9781]

Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures and Paramount Pictures, on behalf of Samuel Goldwyn Jr. Family Trustee and Samuel Goldwyn Films.

[@evapalosdelarosa2904]

Movies like this are no longer made. It's sad@😢 love this movie, Marlon Brando had a beautiful voice.😊❤

[@romanclay1913]

Marlon Brando is the greatest actor because of his unmatched acting range. From 1950-60 he played a paraplegic in THE MEN, Stanley Kowalski in A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, a Mexican revolutionary in VIVA ZAPATA, Mark Anthony in JULIUS CEASAR, a Hell's Angel, Terry Malloy in ON THE WATERFRONT, Napoleon in DESIREE, sang and danced in GUYS AND DOLLS, a Japanese man(!!!) in TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON, a contrite nazi in YOUNG LIONS then directed ONE EYED JACKS.

[@gracecotton9819]

The first film I saw Marlon Brando in, which I enjoyed immensely, was Bedtime Story, with David Niven. I much prefer Brando in these types of roles when he was young.

[@fernandomaron87]

You forgot the guitarist Val Xavier in the movie The Fugitive Kind, and Major Lloyd Gruver in Sayonara (1957). I thought his performance as a Japanese in 'Teahouse" was terrible. As much as i think he was a great actor, imo Montgomery Clift was better and more focused, Brando could be very focused sometimes and other times he was lazy and didn't care.

[@Pibealges]

One of my favorite lines is "this would be a great way to get children to drink milk." Makes me laugh every time.

[@hudsony777]

My mother played the original Broadway score for this again and again throughout my childhood. Over and over. And over. And over.

[@amherst88]

Mine too (though not only this one :)

[@hudsony777]

@@amherst88 Well, there was La Boheme with Pavarotti, too. Still love this. And a Mario Lanza album. She didn't buy much music, but I do. I knew who Miss Adelaide was before I knew who Bozo the Clown was, let me put it that way. You might like Bobby's take on this...kzbin.info/www/bejne/amrTqY2Al9GAY9U

[@SwampNymph522]

@@hudsony777 mine too one of my earliest memories of the Guys and Dolls soundtrack is my mom singing “ Adelaide’s Lament” to me as she baby while feeding me.

[@hudsony777]

@@SwampNymph522 You have an exceptional memory.

[@SwampNymph522]

@@hudsony777 I just remember my mom telling me about it repeatedly not when it really happened but thats what I associate it with.

[@bsr8255]

I have seen some of frank movies. They are simple movies but very very pleasant and you feel like surfing on a wave.

[@tokyobrandon]

Marlon Brando was awesome!

[@fernandomaron87]

As an actor yeah, as a person, not so much.

[@ashieb86]

Jean Simmons can sure throw a punch 👊🏽

[@beachfly8066]

Magnificent

[@davaotripsters]

Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures, Paramount Pictures via Miramax and Samuel Goldwyn Films.

[@piabrostrombrostrom2292]

Trevligt att få se denna film nu igen det va ett tag sen ❤❤❤nu tack från pia 190724😊

[@dtaylor939]

I see now where Janet Jackson got the inspiration for her music video for the song "Alight". The music video has Cab Calloway and Cyd Charisse in it.

[@valeriebellefleur3005]

I want a date with Brando... I know too late

[@kathrin-mariasamarrastehle6538]

Thank you

[@alessandrosilva6795]

Fantastic image, fantastic movie! From Brasil...

[@nickgottschlich5591]

i want to watch this movie forever

[@auapplemac1976]

The original Sky Masterson role on Broadway was created by Robert Alda, the father of Alan Alda. It was in 1948, I think.

[@BlakeGildaphish76]

When i saw this as a small child, i really believed that this movie was filmed in NYC. i didn't realize that it was a sound stage until i was in my 20s! 😆🤣

[@dmisso42]

God save us from Reformers! Hard to believe Brando wasn't dubbed. The guy can sing!?

[@sloburnjo]

imdb trivia states that his final vocals on tape were spliced together from many takes lo

[@mauricioduron3193]

Brando and Ms. Simmons had recently costarred in 'Desirée.'

[@MH-ps1er]

So lovely ❤

[@artistsingerwriterproducer8288]

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[@nickgottschlich5591]

i love this movie

[@pamelaarias5586]

Janet Jackson's Alright video a lot of similarities I wonder if this movie was an inspiration for that video.

[@richardscanlan3419]

Absolute quality film.They sure don't make them like this anymore.

[@noellecox3952]

I really enjoyed watching this movie jean Simmons was lovely in this movie

[@hannahelizebulda7995]

Change it into Guys and Dolls SLIME TUTORIAL before it gets taken down 😢

[@markblass4490]

The play was wonderful but the movie was ruined by a badly miscast Marlon Brando.

[@nickgottschlich5591]

forever and ever

[@hemming57]

15:44, Jerry Orbach in his first film role, he was 20 years old.

[@markblass4490]

Nonsense! Jerry Orbach was not in this film. His first role was in "Cop Hater" 1958.

[@hank1519]

This has a lot of the feel of the original bway production!

[@only257]

Good movie 😊

[@nickgottschlich5591]

i love this song

[@tomkent4656]

Brando is tone deaf!

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Have you ever heard Jeremy Hardy (R,I.P.) sing (" _one song_ to the _tune of another_ ") ?

[@ChuffingNorah]

How many people realise that the intro song "Can Do" is actually a Fugue? Not many, I'll be bound!

[@SwampNymph522]

The official song’s title is “Fugue for Tinhorns”

[@ChuffingNorah]

@@SwampNymph522 Gee, h'Aint I clever. I worked it out all by myself without knowing the h'official title!

[@MarciaMatthews]

Glad to see you launching your new boat.

[@rolmaguiland21]

🎉🎉🎉thank you I enjoyed it 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@beforeourveryeyes]

Thank you!

[@ΦωτεινήΚαλλιγέρου]

‘’Μάγκες και κούκλες’’ ο Ελληνικός τίτλος! !

[@eshaibraheem4218]

Heaven. Thank you.

[@Maridun50]

Pretty boring, though it had it's moments. The songs were the kind that you don't remember afterwards. The actors worked hard to bring some life into this boring script. Some of the dance-scenes were impressive - like when Sky and Sarah are in Havana and at the crapsgame in the sewers. Otherwise - now I've watched it - I won't recommend it. Only for curiosity.

[@freyrsta1076]

Thank you for this film!

[@suzysuzy4799]

HILARIOUS 💚🙏😇🙏💚 movie Marlon Brando is excellent as ALWAYS

[@LauLentil]

Marlon Brando is extremely ridiculous in this movie. Sinatra's voice in contrast to Brando's voice causes pity. 😂

[@louisecozier8581]

@@LauLentil I agree, just imagine Frank Sinatra singing Luck Be A Lady. Marlon Brando can't sing! Jean Simmons might have acted well but she couldn't sing either. I have seen this live on stage with leads who could sing, much better!

[@mauricioduron3193]

Ditto! MGM and Mankiewicz brought to the screen a Broadway classic that most of us would otherwise not get to see. THE GENERATION GAP. Despite the mostly favorable response here, naysayers alledge miscasting mostly, ignoring the splendid score, the smart dialogue, Vivian Blaine's Adelaide (!), Michael Kidd's cinematography or the MGM production values of a once popular vanishing genre. One of Sinatra's less involved performances, but Brando and Simmons in their early confrontation convey the chemistry between their characters, as they had in 'Desirée' a year or so earlier. Sheldon Leonard, tv legend, is featured early on with Stubby Kaye.

[@mjd4502]

​@@LauLentil100% agreed. I've always believed that if Dean Martin had played Sky Masterson along with Frank as Nathan, this film would have been a classic!

[@LauLentil]

@@mjd4502 Sinatra could have played Sky Masterson, so Dean Martin would play Nathan Detroit. And outside of this movie, Marlon Brando would be excellent. 🤭

[@eshaibraheem4218]

The star is Stubby.

[@伊井才和]

1:25:30妙ちくりんキューバンダンス

[@brigidsingleton1596]

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[@LynnKsCouture]

Today a strange musical. but it was made in the 1950'a with its culture, stereotypes. etc.

[@vHumboldt77]

Just listen to Sinatra's line at 17:12 when he answers the question of the other guy and you'll see how different (and many times better) things were back then.

[@MH-ps1er]

❤

[@claireroberts5051]

What I really like about this film is the theatrics. Very stylised.

[@Kathleen-v3x]

Great movie, great actors and great music Love this movie❤️

[@AnnShip]

Расчет круче карт

[@rogerjackson5218]

To many adds ruins the film,

[@nickgottschlich5591]

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