Midnight Intruder (1938)

A former actor (Louis Hayward) poses as the son of a wealthy man and gets involved in a murder in which the real son is a suspect.
film is in the public domain

[@babecake4301]

A wonderful and witty movie. I only wish they still made them like this. Thank you so very much.

[@steplumpkin5432]

ENJOYED IT. SO MUCH BETTER, TO SEE LOUIS HEYWARD IN THIS ROLE. THAN, THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO!!!!!! THANKS 4MILL UPLOADER!!!!!!!!

[@lindaname9413]

I say, the Son of Monte Cristo and the Return of Monte Cristo were fab!!

[@b1i2l336]

Absolutely terrific film, enjoyed every minute of it; many thanks for sharing!

[@marlene-rr2ih]

This was an absolute gem! I loved it. Wish there were many more movies just like this one. Thank you so-o-o much, WC.

[@josephlemko3027]

A fast paced comedy-mystery that contains a plot that has as many holes in it as Swiss Cheese but you won't care. A fine cast led by Louis Hayward makes this an enjoyable film to watch.

[@dianevitale1214]

Thanks Wicked. Thoroughly enjoyed. Louis Hayward was wonderful.

[@richardarmstrong4619]

as of now, june 2013, i have seen just over 40,300 movies and i just discovered youtube has full movies. midnight intruder is a movie i had never found on tv, netflix, or interlibrary loans. i have no idea where you got it, but thank you very much for finding it and for uploading it.

[@uroojshakeel9942]

My my what a light hearted movie. Enjoyed.

[@peterhunt5890]

Very good thank you

[@richardw3470]

Very entertaining. Thnx.

[@jakewelsh6930]

I was pleasantly surprised with this movie, really good, thanks for posting it, just another reason to watch old movies, especially black and white.

[@TheSuperHarrygeorge]

I fell in love with Louis Hayward when I first saw him in a Sunday Matinee 'The Man in the Iron Mask' . Still gives me goosebumps now.

[@skycrystals5534]

Would like to check that out then; because that's how I felt when first saw him in "The Count of Monte Cristo!" 💁 Thx for the tip!

[@lindaname9413]

@@skycrystals5534 Listen, I love him too, but he has made a few movies where is he really a cad... But no matter, he gives it his all but boy can he be evil. View "Repeat Performance"cheating hubby!! and check out his swashbuckler films. Also he has a beginning part in Anthony Adverse. So great looking and so sad.

[@barrylane4980]

@@lindaname9413 Hayward appears in the prologue, roughly the first 18 minutes of Anthony Adverse, and I thought the best of this good film.

[@lindaname9413]

@@skycrystals5534 I had no luck in finding "Return of Monte Cristo" He has quite a few disguises in the film

[@lindaname9413]

Hi, Mr. Lane, e any idea if Mr. Hayward viewed movies for personal enjoyment? I was wondering if he saw “The Best Years of Our Lives” If so, I was wondering if it had an impact? No need to reply if you do not want the contact. Have a great week

[@dorisp9127]

Absolutely loved this movie! Thank you.

[@evaruah8632]

Have you noticed that the majority of movies of today are so dark and depressing.

[@willg4802]

YEP!!!

[@camelia9802]

movies of today are so dark and depressing because its a reflection of life generally

[@darbyzworld]

@@camelia9802 It's outlook sweetie, you are dark and depressing so you automatically think everything that surrounds you is. It's truly not...seek help. . . . . .

[@sugarpop7377]

Eva Ruah yes they are . Makes you think that they want depressed people because this types of people tend to consume more because they need to fill the void .🤔

[@s.tranger1074]

So was film noir back in the 30's/40's!

[@SnooperSquirrelFilms]

Great Old Classic , Thanks for posting it ...

[@JustSmileAndWave216]

Omg I enjoyed this movie. Very cute!

[@rlsnorton864]

Very enjoyable film, thank you 🎭

[@Rightlydividing-wx1xb]

Excellent movie, always love watching Louis.

[@TheaterPup]

"Houses without people, people without houses." Nice social comment there! Btw, Louis Hayward's kinda adorable. I'm not sure where an orphan got such a fancy accent, but, lol.

[@auntiejen5376]

What a great movie! I could probably keep watching more of them all night!

[@toroon]

I think Guy Kibee would have made a great doctor. Really good movie!

[@barrylane4980]

Re Louis Hayward. He did smoke and died from a smoking related illness, not at 72 but at 75 a few weeks shy of his 76th birthday. Noel Coward was his employer, not his lover or patron. Hayward was very well aware of this kind of gossip about himself, and countless other prominent people. It pissed him off.

[@MrKmanthie]

+Barry Lane -well, of course, if they were lovers, that fact would never have been made known - at least publicly - being gay, even 30 years ago, would've ruined one's reputation, at least in Hollywood!

[@barrylane4980]

If someone is gay, whether or not in the entertainment industry, there is a history encompassing an ongoing series of relationships. Noel Coward had that with several men, who over the course of time became his heirs. You may, or may not know this, but I not only knew Louis Hayward, but was his personal manager. He was not gay, resented the allusions, and despised Noel. And not for being gay, but for his personal conduct. Noel for his part, never wrote that he and Hayward had a relationship other than a professional one. That was left to his biographers and interpreters to fantasize about. Which sums it up pretty nicely from my perspective.

[@evaruah8632]

+Barry Lane I discovered Louis Hayward a few years ago on Turner Classic Movies.A wonderful amazing man and actor.He shines as an actor and as a human being as far as I am concerned.Good looking too!

[@evaruah8632]

+Kent Manthie How do you know that?

[@MrKmanthie]

Eva Ruah are you just "off the boat" or something? C'mon...jeez. You're either very naive, probably born in the 90s or later, or you come from a much less hung-up place, like, well, just about anywhere in Western Europe. If a BRILLIANT film, like Midnight Cowboy (1969), which stuffy, hung-up American movie ratings people gave an "X" rating to (not to be confused w/"XXX", which is hardcore porn). But the joke was on the industry in the end, since Midnight Cowboy won the "Best Picture" Oscar for the 69 year. Dustin Hoffman was marvelous as "Ratso" Rizzo and Jon Voigt was great as the naive, country boy, come to the big city (NYC) to be a "stud" -for all the rich ladies who'd pay him for "services"...when, after a while, it's obvious that his plan to be a gigolo isn't panning out, he gets desperate for money and so,1 night he wanders in some porn theater, and who happens to be sitting by him? A young Bob Balaban. Joe Buck, desperate for $, lets the kid give him a blow job but afterwards finds out the kid doesn't have any $. Anyway, in the theater, when the kid goes down on Joe Buck, they don't show anything. It's in a darkened theater, for one and all you see, basically, is like a view from the row behind them. It's all "suggestive" -but, of course, it's suggestive of "gay sex" which, has to be why it earned an "X" rating - I know that if that scene weren't in the movie, it would've gotten an "R" rating. Of course, if the exact same movie were made today it would get an "R" rating, not for the gay sex thing, but for all the other racy stuff going on. But, yes, it's hip to be gay nowadays in Hollywood, TV, etc, but there was a time when, oh, a character, here & there may have effeminate traits, etc, but the actors themselves were all "straight" as can be - even the gay ones were deep in the closet for fear of being blacklisted, in effect. Hate to say it, but that's how things worked in the bad old days.

[@dawnwilliams2500]

that was a fun movie. made me smile the hole time!

[@robertwalker5521]

"Hole" time? HA-HA !

[@nolawest5183]

This was a real "Feel Good" story! Thanks! ~ peace

[@eveyholmes]

Louis Hayward reminds me of Hugh Grant.

[@emmabenedek646]

You can say that again.Awful. beyond belief. just ideal for the public. thats why UK. Europe. US is out of control but controlled by press.

[@lindaname9413]

In one of his films a little like Leonardo DiCaprio, in Captain Pirate With a van dyke breard. LOL

[@Peleiades00]

"Are you sure she is a lady?" "Can you ever be?"

[@dannyc.jewell8788]

Seems like I have heard that before

[@carlreed6186]

About the movie thought it was very good well worth watching

[@codyhilton1750]

This was a excellent movie. I am a Louis Hayward fan.

[@billiewilson5197]

I Love a good crew ball Comedy done well and was one. Enjoy every body. 😱👀🎭

[@divaden47]

Noticed in the credits that Charles Previn was the musical director. Father of Andre perhaps??

[@dan4466]

Only took a second find out he was his cousin

[@FredMoore-x1s]

Wonderful Movie , Funny And A Happy Ending .

[@kesmarn]

Low budget but very well done.

[@WWG1WWGA]

kes S 😆😆😆 There's NOTHING 'low budget' here - please explain. You don't understand movie nostalgia if u think this is 'low budget' 🙄

[@mistatimbotim]

Spot-on

[@dibbledob2]

Well, as you know, dear lass, I detest smoking, but, irrespective of that disgusting stinking habit - which it seems to me, makes women's (and men's), breath smell like stale packets of Philip Morris cancer-sticks, or the inside of a parrot's unvaleted cage - I love this story, and the high standard of acting in it, and particularly the performances of Louis Hayward and his side-kick, the bogus doctor.

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

Yes, I was wondering what an awkward situation it would have been if someone got sick and required his services.

[@chrissiedavis6538]

Didn't it seem odd to the butler that the two men were sleeping in the same room--this was the 30s after all.

[@lindaname9413]

That is why it is not odd. wink, wink.

[@jaysoper3974]

guess they liked these fairy tales during the Depression

[@emmabenedek646]

Thats what caused it in first place. Its known as kiddin yerself.Awful. beyond belief. just ideal for the public. thats why UK. Europe. US is out of control but controlled by press.

[@lindaname9413]

A few hours watching other lives helps when the world is depressed.

[@bonniebucklaw6247]

57:57@57:51@58:01

[@6or1]

What kind of putz wears a hat in the house. Can't say ole Louis wasn't guilty of doing a little over acting when portraying the part of the spoiled rich kid.....

[@cleopatrabonz]

Funny he smoked three packs a day, developed lung cancer and died at 72, also he had three failed marriages and a homosexual relationship with the writer Noel Coward.

[@barrylane4980]

He died a few weeks shy of his 76th birthday and his third marriage endured.

[@barrylane4980]

@Cyber Zorro Not at all, if anything, he was homophobic. You cannot believe all you read. The guy Coward had a relationship with was a manager/producer named Jack Wilson, and he resembled Hayward. That is it.

[@lindaname9413]

get it right if you are going to push it. He died at 75. His first marriage to Ida Lupino sank with his coming home from the war. It affected him with PTSD. He was married a 2nd time and then a 3rd and had a son with his 3rd wife. He was not divorced a 3rd time. As for being gay or bi I think he heterosexual but because he knew Noel was painted with the same brush. In any event, he was a fine actor and a good guy.

[@lindaname9413]

you are so mistaken, get your facts right before you shoot your mouth off. Died at age 75. Quit smoking five years before, but too late. and the relationship with Coward is more fiction than fact. He had 2 marriages that ended, but the 3rd produced a son and his wife survived him.

[@cleopatrabonz]

@@lindaname9413 Don’t fucking tell me not too shoot my mouth off you asshole, I was not rude and nasty too you so don’t be nasty too me!

[@auletjohnast03638]

MOVIES FROM THE 30'S AND 40'S WERE SO FUN TO WATCH. 5 THUMBS UP FOR THIS ONE.👍👍👍👍👍

[@peterhunt5890]

Hayward is quite DISHY

[@sharpear1031]

Well scripted; few words and you have multiple story lines. Sharp and clear.

[@dontaylor7315]

Well scripted, check. ✔️ Multiple storylines, check.✔️ Few words???

[@sharpear1031]

@@dontaylor7315 Uh, four years ago. I am going to have to re-view this flick. Maybe I meant lean dialogue as to moving the plot, but there is some humorous dialogue.

[@sharpear1031]

I watched the whole movie again. I liked it and was charmed by Louis Hayward's performance and that of his sidekick, Doc. It was superficial, but moved along, had some nice upper crust elements, humor, and was what it was supposed to be to entertain. I know I liked Louis Hayward when I was a child, and did ever afterward.

[@WickedlyChels]

I actually purchased it having not seen it, watched it and fell in love with it and decided more people needed to see it! I'm so glad people are watching it as it is one of my favorite films :)

[@vernalc2449]

Gave the film a thumbs-up, but a minor note: The SS Manhattan had only two smokestacks while the steamship used in this film had three. (The cablegram was addressed to 'Mrs. Ritter, SS Manhattan")

[@charlesodell804]

Any film with Louis Hayward in it can't be all bad.

[@OfficerA1C5.9Dovetonsils]

Perfect, just flipping Perfect...from beginning to end. What a dashing character Louis Hayward cuts. The comedy relief provided by J.C. Nugent's & the actor who played Willetts was phenomenal everything tied up at the end a la Lulbitsch or Capra. RMH/Ohio

[@dontaylor7315]

I thought of Capra too.

[@DavidRice111]

Saw the great British actor, Louis Hayward in the creds, and was totally IN!

[@rehab5355]

Born to act..he was...Great stuff!

[@axelsohn1454]

A perfect Depression-era movie to keep up one's hopes and spirit, and again even now with the problems our country and the world are again facing. Wickedly Chels, thanks much for posting it.

[@shelbynamels7948]

The release date of this movie is 1938. I thought that was a little late to call it a 'Depression-era movie'. That was until the moment where he in way addresses the audience while lighting the fire place, and says 'houses without people, people without houses, funny world'. No wonder the screenwriter got hauled in to the HUAC. Such communist sympathies.

[@Prof.Tarfeather]

What a really great Movie! Louis Howard and Eric Linden played their parts convincingly well. The whole Cast was just wonderful. The Script and Story was rich and rewarding. I can't give enough praise for this A+ film and highly recommend watching it. Thanks for sharing.

[@trevorbailey1486]

Thank you for uploading one of the stand-out light comedies of its decade. I wish I could claim as my doing half the 1.2K thumbs-ups!

[@dannygillingham7904]

I don't know when I've had so much fun, watching a movie like this. What a most phenomenal tale of a story, and, vice versa, a story of a tale, and then some. Such a fine, great actor, and his older co-star. Loved the whole interior of the house "they broke into" ... such lavishness.

[@ksr7271]

A great story, well done, in 1 h! Leaves you with a happy feeling. Good for mental health. I mean, if one cannot enjoy it, most likely he is missing something in life.

[@leninnlenz3080]

Awesome and classic. Thanks for this gem. Clear picture and sound.

[@sheristewart3940]

Now, that's entertainment! Thanks for uploading this gem!

[@deborahrigby5428]

What an absolutely classic gem that turns into a web of twists and turns❣️Thank you for uploading this gem🥰❤️💝

[@magoo9767]

When movies were MOVIES! This is such a entertaining little movie that outdoes anything Hollywood puts out today in what they call "A" movies.....Thanks!

[@vin.handle]

my appreciation for Louis Hayward's acting ability grows with each film. He does a pretty decent American accent.

[@lindaname9413]

And he became a naturalized citizen. Enlisted the day after Pearl Harbor. Won the Bronze Star in Tawara battle.

[@nancysanders2398]

Another Fun Movie to Watch& thoroughly Enjoy!! Louis Hayward was Quite Good in this role& kept a viewer involved! @ first,I thought I knew,the judge "did it" but then he said,he didn't,then I remembered the owner of club.This Was a Well-Made movie& I' m so glad I' d opportunity to see it!!

[@eezee5744]

Did people back in those days dress better on a regular basis, or is that just for the movies where they're always dressed like one does on dress up days?, I wonder.

[@Papa-o33963]

Most people back then did dress "like that" (suits n dresses etc).

[@lindaname9413]

and they did not leave the house without a hat or gloves. Yep, people had style then, you dressed to look good. torn jeans, braless, a$$ hanging out was not a good thing.

[@TheEmmochka]

Movies about real Love , emotions , life. Today is no love ...But sex. Emotions ? ....selfishnes, life ...sex and killings

[@cathy5072]

Awesome movie 🎥

[@whaleshrimp111]

3 things separate this film from today's films. A great story, happy ending and no Kung Fu dancing vampires. Many Thanks!

[@randyrysdale852]

fuck vampires

[@g.h.1472]

don't forget zombies those dang zombies it's murder!

[@g.h.1472]

as I had say zombies stupid stuff for ones taste.

[@chrisp3977]

Russell Gore ii

[@CareelBay]

OMG - "no Kung Fu dancing vampires"!!! LOLOLOL!!!!

[@SuperIliad]

Midnight Intruder, released 6 February 1938 (USA), 10 May 1938 (UK). Louis Hayward as Barry Gilbert; Eric Linden as John Clark Reitter Jr.; J.C. Nugent as 'Doc' Norton; Barbara Read as Patricia Hammond; Irving Bacon as Evans - The Reitter Chauffeur; Robert Greig as Willetts - the Reitter Butler; Pierre Watkin as Peter Winslow - Attorney; Sheila Bromley as Peggy Reitter; Paul Everton as John Clark Reitter Sr.; Nana Bryant as Mrs. John Clark Reitter Sr.; Joseph Crehan as Bill Harwood - Newspaper Editor; Selmer Jackson as Judge Hammond; Jan Duggan as Mrs. Randolph; Polly Bailey, The Reitter Cook; Aileen Carlyle as Annie - the Maid; Billy Engle, Racetrack Tout; Matty Fain as Luis Romano; Allen Fox, Ship's Radio Operator; Charley Foy, Taxi Driver; Jack Gardner, Messenger; Fay Helm as Marion Loring; Kenner G. Kemp, Reporter at Dock; Rex Lease, Track Spectator; Alexander Leftwich, Newspaper Cashier; Ethelreda Leopold, Woman Waiting for Ship; Jimmie Lucas, Waiter; Charles Murphy, Truck Driver; Ted Osborne as Joe Dillon - Reporter; Lee Phelps, Deputy; Ruth Robinson as Mrs. Winslow; Charles Sullivan, Policeman; Guy Usher as Mike Kelly; Billy Wayne, Taxi Driver; Eric Wilton as Henry - Hammond's Butler.

[@MrConan89]

Great movie. No exploding helicopters.

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

And "gay" meant happy & light-hearted.

[@renayandrew2635]

Yes, I do have issues with the initial dishonesty, but they developed the characters so charmingly, one falls in love with them, and feels glad for them all !

[@sherrybentz3224]

I watch the black & white movies while I have my dinner. This one I watched about 6 months ago. I needed to find a good movie quick so I watched this one again knowing I would find it fun & rewarding. It was great & now my spirit, mind & stomach are so rested, relaxed & happy that I'm ready to get up & do some housework!

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

Chili dogs?

[@YOGI-yl4ff]

Found this yesterday (2/3/18), enjoyed it so much watching again today. Can't beat movies from the Golden Era. Even the sillly Sci-fi movies(I loved them) beats the heck out of what they put out today as entertainment. Born in 1945, Reality TV is entertainment? HAHAHAHA Happy Viewing from Las Vegas, NV

[@calvinsweet3400]

Watching this on a rainy Wednesday afternoon. Cozy as a cup of tea

[@deerhoda7574]

So good. Louis is favorite. Watched this more tan once.

[@GGray-gg4yn]

Very entertaining !! Worth watching.!

[@amycarmichael2748]

Excellent movie!!! Love Louis Hayward, he was so great in everything💖💖

[@blancatirado576]

This is a great movie 👍Thanks for posting

[@emmabenedek646]

Awful. beyond belief. just ideal for the public. thats why UK. Europe. US is out of control but controlled by press.

[@suziewonder9660]

It's always fun when an actor portrays someone else in the movie, trying to hide his real identity & in the end his guilty actions end up bringing a bad situation into a great conclusion!

[@deezynar]

This gets off to a bit of a slow start, and the protagonist is presented as a sharpie in the beginning, but if you get past those things it becomes a very good movie.

[@mwatts-riley2688]

3 things separate this film from today's: no csi or dna to help out No overly dramatic dramtics to make me puke. No compromising real human comedy for an emontionally bang up ending. Hands down, a winner. M. Il. 🇺🇸

[@twittykins]

You forgot 'no unnecessary sex scenes'!

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

​@@twittykinsOr cell phones, texting, laptops, security cameras every 10 yards, etc.🤮

[@vestibulate]

Screenwriter Lester Cole was one of the "Hollywood Ten", jailed for contempt of Congress and blacklisted for the remainder of his life. Those days must never be forgotten. The sort of people who carry out campaigns of fear and censorship in the name of patriotism are always among us, and they should always be opposed.

[@lindaname9413]

Thank goodness Trump will be gone soon, he evoked the McCarthy days.

[@lindaname9413]

Cruz, Hawley, Rubio, Jordan, Green, and a host of others. These people are facistists, They are taking a leaf from McCarthy the 1950's stain on America.

[@barrylane4980]

@@lindaname9413 Actually, not at all.

[@curtisevans4100]

“houses without people, people without houses.” Theres definitely a message there.

[@lotteleymoore-daigle9623]

I really like this movie. Louis Hayward was a good actor.

[@dibbledob2]

I'm not at all surprised that notAbba wasn't impressed with this wonderful *happy ending* comedy-drama, from the platignum-plated Hollywood of real America; this long before Abba and all-that-Jazz were even a fly-dung smudge of post-Kennedy, VietNam anti-matter on the otherwise unflawed, squeaky-clean windscreen of one of those gleaming Plymouth Phaetons in the passing parade. Thank God for those super *talkies*, and to blazes with the unintelligible waste of nitrate we are landed with today.

[@eileenmchale3140]

Love Louis Hayward. Fab film. Thankyou so much posting. Xx

[@louispigliacelli9246]

A nice High quality Low budget mystery from Universal. Louis Hayward is great!!

[@willg4802]

Wow, what a fantasy. If it were me, I would say "six children?!??! I hope I can get get their names straight?" Like I said on another post for another movie , from the "old days", movies like this make me feel glad to be alive...movies made in the last 30 years make me wish I were dead.

[@VictoriaAlfredSmythe]

pretty good film

[@judyrifka]

Great fun! Louis Hayward is smashing! I loved his darker side, too, in " House by the River".

[@footfault]

Thank you for the tip! I read the IMDb description of House by the River and it looks good, so I'm planning to watch it soon, as it is on KZbin now. Appreciate your comment very much!

[@karenblackwood5883]

that was lovely, whish there was a follow up.thanks for sharing it.

[@albiefraser4057]

The entire Lone Wolf TV series with Louis Hayward is available on the net,and I hear that it's due for DVD release later this year.

[@sherierodrigues1569]

I just love this movie. The actors, the wit is fabulous. What a shame they don't make movies like this any more. I can't watch today's excuse for movies. Call me old fashioned, but all of us in these comments have class. Hugs from Sherie Rodrigues from Australia

[@dibbledob2]

Well, to be perfectly honest, wilde4445, the Maestro's sexual orientation never bothered me one bit - despite the fact that I'm a heterosexual - suffice to say, he was a brilliant performer, and an utterly superb play and screen-writer, in addition to being a marvellous raconteur and an all-round jolly good chap ! Mein Gott, wilde4445, you don't me to tell me you didn't realise Noel Coward was homosexual ? My dear, he was as camp as they come ! LOL.

[@marb7405]

Louis Hayward reminds me Richard Crenna.

[@gdcat777]

What a nice little old film. I especially love the shots of SS Normandie at the end in NY harbour. Those were the days.

[@larrycarmody8325]

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[@gdcat777]

@@larrycarmody8325 There are clinics for your addiction, get help.

[@Triatomic08]

Lol! Good story. First it was the doctor scared of staying; while the other, the "prodigal son", wanted to embrace all the opportunities coming to them. Then when the "prodigal son" saw trouble coming, it was the doctor now frustrating any idea of leaving.

[@lennyrich5304]

Another oldie but goodie! Movies in those by gone days were so classy oozing with great writing and great acting! Its so sad we don't have that today I get sooo tired of computer generated special effects and all the sex and blood and gore that passes for acting today. keep them coming. Thanks

[@EliezerPennywhistler]

Then why do you persist in seeing such movies?

[@MrKmanthie]

+Eliezer Pennywhistler I sure don't waste my time watching modern day Hollywood drivel. There's even a dearth of great independent films too - it seems like right now, in 2015, there is just too many people making films and not enough good screenwriters whose scripts are being utilized. Every now & then, though, something fantastic happens along and one is elated to have come across it.

[@evaruah8632]

+Eliezer Pennywhistler Because we keep hoping that a modern day movie will be able to actually be a good movie.If a movie is not good then we have the right and the duty to turn off the movie.

[@EliezerPennywhistler]

+Kent Manthie What would be two examples of "something fantastic"? The Three Stooges Movie?

[@MrKmanthie]

Eliezer Pennywhistler Maybe that's the kind of stuff you watch, but no, I was thinking more along the lines of films like Moonrise Kingdom, The Limits of Control, Killer Joe, Goodbye to Language -a film you would most likely never understand - as well as many other cerebral films not financed or necessarily distributed by major corporate shit studios. Sorry to say, but anyone who makes or watches movies made from comic books are just plain lazy and easily entertained, simple-minded boors. The fact that these shit films may be box-office hits just shows the pathetic condition of lowbrow American audiences.

[@artroraback8663]

This is a great movie!!!! They do not make them like this anymore sadly and I am thrilled to have found this. Thanks for sharing!

[@lesterbiggins3772]

Loved it x

[@bonniebubbles]

Thanks so much for posting this movie. It is much appreciated by yet another lover of old films.

[@johnnyray88]

In 1940 Lewis Hayworth was great in the movie "The son of Monte Cristo" if you get a chance see it.

[@eveyholmes]

Misspelled his name.

[@eveyholmes]

@Von Staufenberg also in film, "Repeat Performance" with Joan Leslie as a terrible cheating husband. "House By The River", where he is a murderer, "Then They Were None", same. He played a scoundrel or murderer in several films.

[@lindaname9413]

@@eveyholmes -He is not a bad guy in then there were none. He was filling in for the guy that was supposed to be there. Try watching Young Widow and also The Black Arrow. The fortunes of Captain Blood and Captain Pirate. And The Pirates of Capri.

[@eveyholmes]

@@lindaname9413 I have seen Young Widow, Man In The Iron Mask and several other films with him. He was one of my favorites years ago when I was i my teens and in my 20s.

[@lindaname9413]

@@eveyholmes I guess I have reignited my enjoyment of his talent. Unfortunately, some films have not been restored. I so want to see the Repeat Performance and Return of Monte Cristo. Glad you enjoy his talent, as well.

[@jennifersiagian]

Good Story I super enJoyed that.. TY we need more good movies

[@hajaatroushi6832]

Splendid

[@footfault]

Pleasant little film, thank you for uploading. Hayward is a classy actor, and despite the derogatory comments about Barbara Read's looks, I think she's cute.

[@barbaravick5634]

R Simon She reminds me of Ann Blythe.

[@sharonjohnson1702]

Shel look like a little girl

[@sheilabarfield3849]

R Simon I agree - she had smarts, humor, personality and looks. The problem with casting leading ladies today (except British TV/movies there heroines come in a variety of looks!) is there's a "gorgeous" and size 8 requirement to be met mostly - the actresses can't have other attributes that bring out their individual beauty - one reason why I love the old movies is the ladies showed moved than looks - a lot of them showed more than that.

[@wilde4445]

It does not bother me that anyone is "gay", it is just that it is not something anyone needs to know, sort of personal, you know? Loved the film though.

[@barrylane4980]

No one in the film was gay.

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

​@@barrylane4980Nor queer.

[@pamelagregory6211]

a clean movie thanks.