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In a bustling metropolis, a group of strangers with intertwined destinies find solace and connection in the most unexpected of places: a newspaper advice column. As they pour out their deepest fears, desires, and secrets to the mysterious figure behind the column, they soon realize they are not alone in their struggles. But when one of their own goes missing, the fragile bonds they've formed are put to the test, revealing hidden agendas and shocking truths. Amidst the chaos of urban life, they must confront their own demons and fight to unravel the mystery before it's too late. Prepare to be drawn into a world where every word carries weight and every heartache is shared, in this gripping tale of love, loss, and redemption.
Starring: Montgomery Clift, Myrna Loy, Robert Ryan
Directed by: Vincent J. Donehue
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[@fifthbusiness1678]

Great lead performances from Monty Clift and Robert Ryan. And Maureen Stapleton certainly deserved her Oscar. Why Clift is not recognized alongside Brando, Day-Lewis, Olivier and DeNiro is behind me. Every single one of his performances is remarkable. The script here is excellent, very clever, and the writers deserve more accolades. I mean, can you imagine a script like that today, when most filmmakers believe their audiences to be idiots? Thanks for making this film available!

[@edeltraudbirmingham4331]

One of the great mysteries --why Montgomery Clift is no longer a household name when it comes to classic actors. There are several theories but the point remains that he is arguably the greatest actor America has ever produced. All of the great male actors you mention above have pointed to Clift as a rare and exceptional talent. Perhaps his films were not shown often enough on television for his name to stay in the forefront of the public mind? It almost feels like a cosmic conspiracy against him... I mean even his iconic performance in "Eternity" became overshadowed by Burt Lancaster & Deborah Kerr rollling around on the beach. He never won an Oscar, which is patently ridiculous and a huge black mark on the Academy.

[@sohailahmed1968]

Robert Ryan in any movie it is GREAT .. what a wonderful actor

[@Mark-g4z2s]

Clift and Ryan. Two heavyweight actors. What a thoroughly enjoyable drama. Thankyou

[@CarolStJohn-ev9ry]

All the actors were excellent. Thank God Robert Ryan finally showed some humanity at the end.

[@patriciaheil6811]

What a cast! It took me a while to call Myrna Loy's name to mind. She is always terrific

[@xmillion1704]

Damn! What a compelling and thought-provoking little film.

[@rafaellewis4528]

Most underrated, excellent film! The actress that played his girlfriend was on the way to huge stardom, when she left Hollywood and became a nun...quite a story there. Thank you for posting- this is a hidden gem, a most remarkable movie.

[@3mastiffsme]

Thank the Lord literally & figuratively.

[@elaineagvent5513]

Great hidden gem. Thank U

[@AnnaPace-t5v]

Dolores Hart is now Mother Dolores Hart and lives at The Abbey of Regina Laudis here in Bethlehem, CT. She wrote her autobiography "The Ear of the Heart". Wonderful read.

[@keithdonovan5236]

just wonderful, acting, adaptation, story, direction, all of it! heartfelt thanks!

[@Madeline8887]

I enjoyed this movie very much. It kept me interested enough to stick with it. The copy of the movie was just great. The movie had a lot of emotions inside the story which in real life does happen. I would rate this move a five star for movies back then.

[@linneab8317]

The movie is based on the novella “Miss Lonelyhearts” by Nathanael West. Clift and Ryan exhibit the right tension between an idealist and a cynic. I’d love viewing two other films on the newspaperman themes: Sweet Smell of Success and Ace In The Hole.

[@j.w.2391]

Great picture for a rainy Sunday afternoon. Cast of superb star actors---Cliff, the elegant Miss Loy in a real dramatic role far removed from her 30s glamour days and that stinker Rob Ryan, one of my favourite Film Noir actors. The interesting thing is that so many of them were Sympathetic, Civil Rights - Humanitarian activists in Real Life. And dont forget Dolores Hart who gave it all up to become a Nun. The film is loose remake of Advice to the Lovelorn (1933) with Lee Tracey.

[@johnkrieger185]

Are you aware that it was based on a famous novel?

[@thraciangrapes]

I'm pretty sure Dolores Hart was desperately in love with Elvis, who broke her heart.

[@sambiker4478]

I thought that this was a tremendous film. Thank you.

[@larrynelson3329]

Robert Ryan can sure play an obnoxious control freak. His voice reminds me of Clark Gable.

[@luismantaras6460]

Irritating, snobish, sad characters wandering while messing around, bothering, testing each other in the stage of life playing cynicism and frustration. Give me the simple life please.

[@diannemiller1895]

Fantastic acting. Very impressive. Gr8 story/plot. Wrought with human emotion and how relationships intertwined. Most enamored with Maureen. Wow 👌

[@immaterialimmaterial5195]

They just don't make 'em like this anymore! Top notch cast and script.

[@thecressoflearning1996]

Whenever our heart is getting lonely, we might take anyone to get out of loneliness👍

[@RideoutMr]

In your moments of loneliness you see charm & beauty in a person where none exists.

[@Sally237-s4w]

@@RideoutMrthat is also true.

[@FreedomSpirit7]

What a wonderful wonderful film with a great cast! Thank you for uploading.

[@victoriaquezada]

Great dialogue, when movie stars were really stars, now they are lucky to have one liners, maybe some are not that capable of more .

[@ZeraphineDoll]

Oh wow, Monty and Robert Ryan, 2 of my favorites …great cast and great movie!❤❤

[@johnrudy9404]

M Clift, R Ryan have a good aversive chmistry here. Jackie Coogan(Uncle Fester, Addams Family) also plays it taught and wirey. M Loy does a good job as the wife who wants redemption. Always loved movies about the news paper game, especially the 30s through the 50s. The title is certainly a double entondre onnboth the readers and the papers' staff. Enjoy ....

[@lindaweber5599]

The Kid...Jackie was also a commando in WWII.

[@thraciangrapes]

Love the cast! Instant winner 👏 Montgomery Clift was a very sensitive man. I always thought he was just a beautiful after his auto accident.

[@redtobertshateshandles]

Great movie about life. "The best revenge is to live well. " Sam Clements. "Not to waste your life in jail." Me.

[@jamestregler1584]

Great story , thanks for the move from old New Orleans 😇

[@jbwentworthe6082]

Uh...the description of this movie is unrelated to the plot of this movie. But it sure sounds scintillating. I'd watch THAT movie. As for this one, good acting but make sure you have a stiff drink at the ready because it's a wrenching plot. .

[@angelogeorges1528]

Clift miscast here cant quite carry the part.Hes 38 trying to play a role of a 25 year old.In real life only 11 years younger than Ryan, who is outstanding in this film and believable.Also the weight of the alcohol and pain killers are obvious in his performance

[@None-zc5vg]

They kept the camera off the 'injured' side of Clift's face: he could still act o.k. but he had gone downhill physically and it showed. Nearly 60 years have passed since Clift was found dead.

[@Her.Serene.Feline.Cuteness.]

Which side? His left or his right?

[@kathleenking47]

It looked like, he had a stroke, since early 50s..or...(Drugs) something..besides accident...

[@batshuayaddah1567]

I think he looked more ruggedly handsome after the accident

[@alysononoahu8702]

​@@batshuayaddah1567exactly, almost too pretty before

[@alysononoahu8702]

​@@kathleenking47he may have needed pain meds, pity

[@56macaroni]

That was a good one!.

[@МанушакОнищенко]

Good movie👍 thanks🌹

[@jjgreek1]

That guy at the newspaper also played the father in Midnight Express

[@helengolightly9707]

GREAT GREAT movie! Acting superb ! Thank you for posting!

[@bbbartolo]

I stopped 8 minutes in and read Jonas Mekas' review via Rotten Tomatoes. A totslly sentimentalized Nathaniel West. Don't waste your time; read the short novel.

[@johnkrieger185]

I think you are the only one here who agrees with me. I don't see how anyone who has read the novel could think this was a good film. It's not just that it's bad, but it completely ruins the satiric black comedy of the original by turning it into a melodrama, which is as bad as making "Candide" into a melodrama.

[@louiseasmith1336]

I agree. She is a lousy sport.

[@merdanaydin2841]

Lütfen Türkçe altyazılı filmler bekliyorum

[@rescuepetsrule6842]

I searched YT for "movies with Turkish subtitles", but instead it showed Turkish movies with English subtitles. At least you'll find more movies in your own language- good luck.

[@sirwilliams5513]

Not ENGLISH.

[@patrickryan1515]

Means English language, not a reference to England..

[@siusaidhchaimbeul5499]

It would be helpful if the person kind enough to provide these films specified 'English language'.

[@juliehoffman6292]

Robert Ryan always played a cringe worthy villain.

[@МанушакОнищенко]

Good movie👍 thanks🌹

[@edeltraudbirmingham4331]

Wonderful to see this Montgomery Clift gem again! Such an extraordinary actor. His screen presence is like no one else's .those EYES! He and Myrna Loy struck up a close friendship on this film.

[@moe9196]

side note: Actress Dolores Hart who plays Montgomery Clift's girlfriend early in this movie left Hollywood in circa 1963 to go to become a nun in Connecticut and she still is a Roman Catholic nun till this day . " Following her movie debut with Elvis Presley in Loving You (1957), she made 10 films in five years, including Wild Is the Wind (1957), King Creole (1958), and Where the Boys Are (1960). At the height of her career, Hart left acting to enter the Abbey of Regina Laudis monastery in Connecticut...." source Wikipedia

[@pattimaeda6097]

Everyone knows that😃

[@infonut]

@@pattimaeda6097 ... and everybody knows a rude coward when they see a post like yours.

[@bettinarossi7908]

​@@pattimaeda6097This everybody didn't know that.😊

[@jan-margaret6970]

Tattle tale.

[@moe9196]

hey, im not a religious person. whether you're a believer, non believer or agnostic its fine with me . i was just sayin . just pointing out some trivia some people might want to know about former actress Dolores Hart

[@tamaralangford6268]

Brilliant intelligent movie, thank you

[@tim.timothy.brennan]

I Thank You for showing this Cassic film! I find it to be a deep and subtle drama story which has pulled me in. All cast are Brilliant!! Film very well made/crafted.

[@ovedj333]

“Nothing ever happens to drunks. Would you like a drink?” The whole script is impressive. Robert Ryan is great as Montgomery Clift’s antagonist.

[@thraciangrapes]

The actors in this period of film history placed a lot of their own character and personality into each of the parts they played. People had much more character and were acutely aware of moral standards. Today's actors can't even come close to these performances.

[@melokc7257]

I'd love to sleep in twin beds like they used to. It would be so refreshing.

[@Mark-tz6ie]

Hard drama. Fine acting. Provocative plot. I was spellbound once it took off with the first displacement of the future Lonelyhearts as sexual competition for the editor. Thanks much for this posting.

[@marc639]

We are all lonely hearts in this world

[@sandrarice4197]

Love, love, love Robert Ryan and Myrna Loy!!!❤

[@MissWeezeyUSA]

What “Film Fanatic” chops off the opening titles to a great movie? 🍿 🎥 🎦 (Genuinely curious)

[@Daisnap]

I agree. I just can’t watch a movie without the opening credits. A few channels do this. My guess is that it’s a copyright issue. Perhaps if the titles were included, the poster could get in trouble? I don’t know. I would like to know, too! It’s a wonderfully clear print if a fine movie - I saw it many years ago - but without the credits? Not for me.

[@MissWeezeyUSA]

@@Daisnap Right! If they have a reason I’d like to know (so I don’t think they are just ignorant)

[@Daisnap]

@@MissWeezeyUSAHa ha! I’m sure they have their reasons. Many movies on KZbin contain all the credits. Go figure!

[@axelsohn1454]

A brilliant film, with marvelous acting, direction and cinematography. A film with great depth.

[@angelleigh9468]

Cheating wives and complicated men, phew.

[@martinamorgan1119]

I like this job in the newspaper,,,,,

[@martinamorgan1119]

I have very good idea,,,

[@karelglasner2673]

Except the Chronicle chief cheated on his wife often and the one time that she does he's forever the victim torturing his wife 😂 just the excuse that he needed

[@yevonnehorn6196]

Lonleyhearts, this movie helps one too understand how God can work out any problems in Life. Great acting, Robert Ryan and Montgomery Clift. Enjoyed watching it all 😊. Thank you 👍.

[@dinacox1971]

What a cast! Wow!

[@marketads1]

I read this book when I was too young to. It was considered “adult.” I had an older cousin who passed along all the “dirty” books. Yay!

[@montanagal6958]

Thank you I love Monty!!!!!!!!!!!!! With all this stress in the world I'm about ready to start smoking!

[@itsgleneaton4883]

Great movie. The dialogue is brilliant and for me personally I like Monty looked better after the accident because I think he looks wonderful and he has more depth then before. Less vein and more perspective.

[@None-zc5vg]

After the accident his eyes looked 'odd' to me, sort of glazed, as if he was affected by medication (such as painkillers).

[@edeltraudbirmingham4331]

He does look pretty damn good for a man who had the serious facial injuries he suffered - AND a man who suffered from addictions and other chronic illnesses. I get tired of hearing how "disfigured" and "terrible" Monty looked after 1956. He looked somewhat different, yes, and older. Not surprising given his problems. But in many shots, I find him utterly beautiful.

[@thomasnorman4221]

I'll have a cigarette if it's camel

[@1940sDream]

RR more handsome here, but he stresses me out; such a good actor! Intense in a good way.

[@thraciangrapes]

Yes RR was somewhat stereotyped as the cynically wronged alcoholic with a giant chip on his shoulder, and was cast as such in many of his movies. A Summer Place, Peyton Place, etc.

[@jennycalvin5927]

I love him in God’s Little Acre.

[@neilold7291]

Usually a thuggish douche bag in many noir movies

[@fifthbusiness1678]

@@neilold7291 Not really, no.

[@ovedj333]

A very human story, full of pathos, humanity, cynicism, the human struggle, with excellent performances by the whole cast, especially Montgomery Clift. As they say, “hell hath no fury like a woman spurned.”

[@edeltraudbirmingham4331]

Love him in the prison scene - when he's visiting his dad

[@PoshPilgrim1776]

Clift looks ten years older than his age. Very intense eyes. Dolores Hart looks like she is 13 yrs old.

[@danny1682]

Maybe this is after the accident when a lot of work was done on his face.

[@debra13]

@@danny1682 Yes, it was the first film he made after his car accident, I'm sure he wasn't in perfect shape.

[@thankthelord4536]

He looks dramatically different. What year was this release?

[@debra13]

@@thankthelord4536 1958

[@pfflyer3381]

Thought surely this was written by Rod Sterling. Much like the movie Patterns, very human. And what a line up!

[@edeltraudbirmingham4331]

It does resemble Patterns!

[@yodservant]

Nathanael West wrote the novel, along with Day of the Locust, another powerful novel and film ...

[@rescuepetsrule6842]

Wow. The scenes with Ryan and Montgomery were powerful, not to mention a pretty gripping performance by Myrna Loy. TY for posting it in HD.

[@phillyphilly137]

Really horrible how KZbin is trying to squeeze people into premium subscriptions by inserting ads every five minutes. Even TV in its heyday was not as bad as this...I got two words for you KZbin: MERRY CHRISTMAS!

[@ibdalia69]

BRAVE stops ads for me, also have AdBlock (donation) life is good...If I really like an uploader I will donate.

[@redtobertshateshandles]

You get what you pay for. Want a free lunch, get dry bread.

[@diannemiller1895]

The ads pay for our FREE EXCELLENT ABUNDANT MOVIES.

[@avisjohnson6185]

Poor Montgomery...

[@rescuepetsrule6842]

Yeah... too bad he died so young. What a natural he was! James Dean had the same qualities. Wouldn't it be great if the two of them made a movie together, maybe when they had aged? I'd buy a ticket.

[@charliewest1221]

It's a classic with masterful performances from Clift, Ryan and Loy.

[@taylortimeless]

Criminally underrated one of my favorite films. Love that they casted Montgomery and Dolores in a film is a genius.

[@melaniejackson5816]

Her Dad was the sheriff in TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD.

[@Sally237-s4w]

Americans didn’t sound like they do today..hard to distinguish if they are middle class English..shows how it’s changed.

[@laurakibben4147]

@Sally237-s4w Possibly just because of better enunciation back then. And lack of use of the f word in every way possible ten times per paragraph 😐

[@garyk.nedrow8302]

This is one of those movies with a cast that is far superior to the script, which turns Nathaniel West's novel, a dark comedy, into a melodrama of redemption more acceptable to the movie-going public. The script ignores nearly all of the book's heavy-handed religious aspects and converts the plot into parallel explorations of adultery and forgiveness, which is light on logic and heavy on emotion (especially cynicism) that makes the film difficult to watch. (Leonard Maltin's guide gives it 2.5 stars.) Even so, the film, like the novel, is a classic because of what it attempts to do and because the cast is superb. While the actors can't save the film from its structural and artistic flaws, this is nonetheless one of Montgomery Clift's best performances. Dolores Hart (three years before she became a star in "Where the Boys Are") is simply magnificent in her ability to portray nuances of character, unusual in an actress so young. Myrna Loy is far more versatile in this movie than in the pedestrian roles she was usually given. While Robert Ryan has the thankless task of being the nasty indispensable character, a cynical editor and abusive husband, around which the plot revolves. All in all, the movie is haunting, but absurd, like most Hollywood melodramas -- but the first-rate acting is well worth the price of admission.

[@edeltraudbirmingham4331]

Very astute and articulate summary. The cast themselves felt the same way about the script... Maureen Stapleton called Monty Clift and told him she was disappointed in the script and Monty replied, "Well, I'm getting used to being disappointed." :( I'll bet he was! But as you said, despite the script they were given, this cast did a superb job of bringing it to life and creating relatable, moving characters.

[@pat-drq8-]

Very well stated. I kept watching, waiting for the story to begin. This was a disappointment to me

[@ileanamuntean7338]

Great comment Gary, can you recommend some good films?

[@taylortimeless]

Holy cow! This copy is gorgeous! One of my favorite films!

[@briangrigsby1842]

Thank God! I have only seen this once about 40 years ago. good book/movie. West was not a prolific writer. Day of the Locust was a weird movie.

[@None-zc5vg]

West was killed in a car-crash at age 37 in 1940.

[@rockribbedrushy7705]

What happened to the credits?

[@melokc7257]

Myrna Loy, started a long time ago and always a great actor.

[@yiquanawalkb4run26]

Thank you

[@miapdx503]

This was good, well written and acted. Definitely worth the watch 🌹 Who was the actress that played Justy? I want to say Grace Kelly, but I'm not sure. 🤔

[@debra13]

Dolores Hart. She left acting to become a nun when she was 24 and still is.

[@sandyjuntunen4088]

She was often compared to Grace Kelly.

[@МанушакОнищенко]

Good movie👍 thanks🌹

[@kathybartlett761]

There were some things in the movie that were hard to accept. For example, I was disappointed when Clift’s character slept with Doyle’s and don’t see what his motivation could be. I could see a kiss out of sympathy but to sleep with her when he has this sweet and beautiful gal by his side? Also, the women were too forgiving. Maybe it was just the signs of the times. But I’d hope no woman would endure years of emotional abuse on the chance her husband would forgive her a one time transgression from years ago. And Hart’s pain was just kind of brushed under the carpet. I mean she even said she feels the need to apologize? The movie held my attention and ultimately there was a happy ending because of 2 very forgiving women but there definitely cringey moments for me.

[@liania5181]

Maybe you should stick with your own kind...date women only...perhaps that may resolve your animosity towards man and find content in woman.

[@laurakibben4147]

​@@liania5181 Same sex relationships are not always "made in heaven" either...

[@BruceJackson-lx2dw]

Why not start @ the very beginning of the print?

[@edeltraudbirmingham4331]

It's got some cool shots of 1950s medium size city life in the opening montage too

[@oohyllab]

Hate to see Robert Ryan be the bad guy, but he does it so well. One of my favs. Not a fan of Clift, could’ve stood seeing Nick Adam’s in his role for instance. Good watch even so. Thanks for the upload!!!

[@kathylundgren6772]

MONTY!!!!!

[@raystoke6326]

Best role ever for Robert Ryan? (✓)

[@jimlaguardia8185]

This type of dry, brittle, cynical B&W melodrama was common in the 50s, but this script is weak.

[@danielledrumm2821]

i love montgomery clift so so so so much it makes me cry❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[@tobiramasenju5878]

Robert Ryan has commanding presence. I bet he would've been best general in a war. I wouldn't dare contradict him or disobey his orders.

[@JT-gx3ku]

Folks, this is part of the plan. Don't let it put fear in you. That's what they want. This trial was pre-planned, the verdict was pre-planned. All done to expose the crooks. Part of the movie. Keep the faith. This will be the toughest part of the journey. You have to be strong. Trust God. He has his hand on this. If you can't, go back to sleep and we'll wake you when it's over. Hang on.

[@mimlo7534]

Not the place for propaganda.

[@BruceJackson-lx2dw]

a profound & illuminating comment.

[@miapdx503]

Honey, you got played by Don the Con. He is a convicted felon and an unregistered sex offender who is facing more trials. God does not use profane, filthy, corrupt people. The hate is pleasing only to Satan. The violence he evokes is not of God. Put your faith in Christ only! It is blasphemous to worship a man. Especially such a vile, hateful, self centered one! Let him go his way. Trust in God and HIS will. That man earned a prison sentence many times over. Let him reap what he's sown. It comforts me to know that the women and girls he's violated may see some form of justice. The country wants justice. Accept reality. The con job was just that.

[@adammarkowitz7944]

In the old days, studios paid no attention to the relative ages of certain of the players. Monty was 38 here and his girl, 20. It shows, of course, but the audience is asked not to pay attention. Of course, Monty was also gay, but the audience had to pretend otherwise. I'm paused at 28:33 and will try to make it all the way through.

[@susanb2015]

They didn't know about Monty. And women still have to be 20 years younger.

[@Mark-tz6ie]

​@@susanb2015 which means, for me, women under 51 is cradle robbing.

[@susanb2015]

@@Mark-tz6ie Yes it is! About a decade ago actress Maggie Gyllenhhall who was in her 30's tried out for a part in a movie playing a 50 something actor's girlfriend and they told her she was too old.

[@Mark-tz6ie]

​@susanb2015 would you explain "yes it is"? What are you referring to with "it"?

[@susanb2015]

@@Mark-tz6ie Yes it is cradle robbing.

[@AServant-y2t]

Mockery of the Bible and heavy handed dialogue...

[@МанушакОнищенко]

Good movie👍 thanks🌹

[@dizzman5546]

What year is this. Thank you.

[@maggieb369]

1958

[@affliction6911]

What is the title of the movie.. thank you

[@shan4078]

​@@maggieb369 thank you, I was also wondering

[@alysononoahu8702]

Never been a Robert Ryan fan.....I'm ĥoping

[@pfflyer3381]

He's the best actor in this movie.

[@yevonnehorn6196]

What exactly is Eating at You 🧐? Question ⁉️. 😊

[@angelleigh9468]

Something on your mind that you can’t stop thinking about.

[@MrBenjaminCole]

I guess if you sleep in separate bedrooms for 10 years then yes your marriage is on the rocks

[@sandyjuntunen4088]

My husband and I had separate rooms for over 20 years, bc of his work hours, and he really snored. We were very happy, very much in love and our marriage was so good. I often laid by him and we'd talk til he went to sleep- ( at 6:30 p.m., lol) then I'd get up & finish my day, get the kids to bed. Often when he got up @ 2-2:30 I was still up, sometimes I wasn't. It worked for us. Separate rooms don't equate to a bad marriage .

[@MrBenjaminCole]

@@sandyjuntunen4088 I am envious of your marriage. I was referring to the marriage depicted in the movie.

[@bluewren2]

Dreary beyond belief with Montgomery Clift's acting presence way below par after the surgery from his near fatal car accident leaving his good looks which were 100% of his charisma and charm almost completely destroyed.He was struggling with this dreary part. his once obvious acting ability almost obliterated.After his horrendous experience why would they put him into such a depressing and dark film? It is sadistic when one thinks about it.

[@johnkrieger185]

Here's a game for you: try to name a film adaptation of a great novel that not only is worse than this, but is more wrong-headed.

[@artandminisbyvilma8116]

Bad.

[@infonut]

troll

[@catmother4214]

Thank you for posting this. I really enjoyed it. The cast was amazing. 🩷🩷🩷

[@laurakibben4147]

@17:16, who is the thick eyebrows guy? I've seen him in at least one other, sure had a strong resemblance to Peter Gallagher!