Rear Window Official Trailer #1 - James Stewart, Grace Kelly Movie (1954) HD

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Rear Window Official Trailer #1 - James Stewart, Grace Kelly Movie (1954) HD
Rear Window Trailer - A wheelchair bound photographer (James Stewart) spies on his neighbours from his apartment window and becomes convinced one of them has committed murder.
Universal - 1954

[@tilaNmanx]

"So lonely that even Death seems like a friend." ... That's a very casual way to introduce crippling depression. I like that.

[@randywhite3947]

Tiia Mannix what does it mean?

[@vickjr98]

@@randywhite3947 she's so lonely that she's willing to die cause she's so hopeless

[@randywhite3947]

Vick JR oh okay thank you

[@Tennessee6447]

​It means you would just as well be dead than live in depression.@@randywhite3947

[@prabhaps13]

Best movie to watch in lockdown

[@Tripp393]

Don't obey a government lockdown. You're not a pet.

[@packers256]

@@Tripp393 ???

[@VlaLenin1917]

@@Tripp393 facist

[@vidyasagar5844]

Is it worth watching? 😣🥴

[@chithewoodfairy]

@@vidyasagar5844 yes it is

[@debbieking5171]

One of hitchcock's best. Miss kelly is stunningly beautiful and a very good actress. The best of 50's filmmaking

[@Gencturk92]

she did good in dial m for murder aswell, that came out in 1954 same year

[@scooterjones303]

Watching this at the theater for the 70th anniversary! Loved this movie as a kid.

[@carealoo744]

'So lonely that even death seems like a friend.' This is already the most relatable movie I've ever seen

[@humaira_youtube]

That's movie name

[@lisalanham7048]

This movie is still great over 60 years later. Grace kelly was stunningly gorgeous & Stewart was so handsome. A true classic.

[@Q.Gold30]

Am a big fan of both Lisa

[@delrey874]

Is there an actress in America today as graceful and elegant as Grace Kelly?

[@LadyCaroline123]

@@delrey874 That would be a no. Feminism has taken away class from women.

[@Lol-fo2zq]

I watched this yesterday and what a great film it was. The plot was kind of simple, sure, but the way everything was built was just so genious... And the camera work was amazing as well

[@shaggyrogers7986]

Yeah, wish plot was better. Great movie 8/10.

[@randywhite3947]

Shaggy Rogers nah man the plot was great it’s a easy 10/10

[@JFresh1520]

Shaggy Rogers How could it be better? Can you write a better script or create a better plot? The movie perfect. 10/10.

[@drsoe08]

@@shaggyrogers7986 the plot is 10/10, Hitchcock created a masterpiece of a thriller by just filming on the same spot for the entire movie.

[@dentistjohn3223]

@@shaggyrogers7986 it’s a easy 10/10 it’s literally considered a top 5 movie of all time😂

[@calixa]

i watched this on the plane on the way home from New York. What an incredible film. Masterpiece and as classic as it gets. Still stands up.

[@SD-gp3xx]

For people claiming 50s were better times: Over time due to nostalgia people tend to see the past in rose colored glasses. The passage of time would make them forget their past hardships and remember only the good stuff they have had. Also, given that we prefer to be young than old, we tend to see our younger times more positively even if the environment was shitty. Thus, people predominantly tend to view the past [especially their childhood periods] as good.

[@ardaduck735]

The 50s were socially way better compared to the isolated society of now. Even though the quality of life wasn't so great anyone would love to live in the 50s just for the larger amount of social cohesion back then.

[@gaarasama1247]

Theres much more suicide ratings in a young age now then ever before so it has nothing to do with loving it cause they were young. Still when i was younger literally when i was strssed out i fixed it with the icecream truck outside after a game of tag. Now a kids whos stressed goes in the internet and gets even More stressed out. So yeah the newest years are the worst and we will ruin earth on our own

[@CuriousMutation]

Actually the films were better, the rest was horseshit.

[@zahed5556]

I'm a teen , and I like the 50s to 90s period movies way more than now

[@portadordenanismo]

@@zahed5556 Well Cinema is artistically stagnated now at days. In the 90s you had original ideas and high concept movies being produced because studios would risk believing in auteurs and artistic directors. It doesn't have to be arthouse to be artistic. Now at days it's all about the gimmick or the franchise. Is it a popular nerdy franchise? Then studios will give you a mountain of cash. Is it a novel idea? Then forget about it.

[@sipioc]

One of my favorite films of all time

[@albertsiochi7080]

My favorite Alfred hitchcock movie

[@Gencturk92]

@@SunlightSeaBlueSky mine aswell along with dial m for murder and strangers on a train

[@emilengen7825]

Good choice. My favorite is vertigo.

[@Gencturk92]

@@emilengen7825 i usually like his films involving murder, vertigo didn't appeal to me much

[@Gencturk92]

@@SN2903 psycho is good but the birds is like fantasy, birds never attack people

[@j-Gappy-h]

Same

[@markdwighttadina7655]

One of Hitchcocks finest Films You will be in goosebumps of Stewart's Curiousness and you will be also blushed at the Beauty of Grace Kelly

[@TheMickvee]

I lived through the 50's! It is only when you look back from the present day, that you realise what an extraordinary decade it was. At the time, it was all you knew. In my view, the best part of living in the 50's was that it led to the 60's! Now there was a decade to live through!

[@Paralianpoet]

TheMickvee wow how old are u?

[@Tigerheiress]

the sixtys seemed WILD. the drugs, the clothes, the music, the revolutions in civil rights for races and women. CRAZY.

[@josephjohnson7256]

Uh, this movie was made in 1948

[@STANDREW2]

@@josephjohnson7256 1954 not '48

[@theterminator8242]

You must be white

[@alelooooooya]

Back when the American accent was not as brash as it is today.

[@cruzvaldes5922]

It did sound very pleasant back then and not loud

[@Tigerheiress]

now that you say that the american accent has changed a loy

[@MA-mk9rl]

R. Ive Ebonics aren’t really exclusive to blacks usually it comes from a southern drawl.

[@carmenalexandradelcoro2566]

Its called the transatlantic accent blending american and British English. and it was used exclusively in the theaters and movies. In other words a totally fake constructed accent. No one back then actually talked like that in real life. People had their own slang and affectations just like today.

[@Tigerheiress]

Alexandra del coro thx for explaining i always wondered why people sounded like this

[@DrJD123]

I love old movie trailers, Its like and advertisement FOR the movie, not just clips FROM the movie like today.

[@princeicio]

Getting away from the stupid tiktok generation and watching a classic movie like this is one of the best things I can do.

[@TheJPSouza]

Why this masterpiece wasn’t nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture???

[@satori03]

The Academy did not like Hitchcock..long story

[@vengateshvegetio3370]

Pure Excellence in Film Making.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

💯💯💯💯

[@jeffkendall9188]

one of my favorite hitchcock films.....great

[@delrey874]

Great movie👌 And Grace Kelly was a beautiful woman who really had class 😍

[@TheChonaman]

A Prince married her. Obviously, he felt the same way and made her the virtual Queen of his nation.

[@pCOCKPRO11]

Just watched for the first time yesterday JAN22, 2023. Enjoyed the cinematography.

[@DanielThePoet22]

"SEE IT! if your nerves can stand it after PSYCHO"- feels like a message from Hitchcock himself. I wish every filmmaker would deliver hidden messages like this in the trailers.

[@chriscarnicelli7714]

James Stewart breaking the fourth wall in a trailer!?? Wow!!

[@levierdragon]

The Woman in the Window

[@khunt2055]

The Greatest American Royalty. Thank you, GK.

[@Lutf_fitness]

Definitely this movie was ahead of its time

[@michauxborns]

This was before apartment doors had locks!

[@Terryfan]

When I got sick with Covid I ordered Rear Window for five dollars. I definitely got my money’s worth on this masterpiece.

[@satori03]

glad you made it through

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@satori03 same

[@davidllewis4075]

Summer of '56, 12-years old, 50' high screen at Northside Drive-in, still most beautiful woman I ever saw in any movie.

[@rabbitandcrow]

Amazing.

[@screamrad218]

My favorite psychological thriller!

[@matthewg3374]

Did not know Disturbia was a remake of this, now I must see the original

[@miamidolphinsfan]

You must....this movie isca REAL masterpiece. Hitchcock's best in my opinion.

[@hlf3769]

Matt atron both great movies

[@drsoe08]

@@hlf3769 This film is better, I never felt any thrill or suspense on the remake.

[@rosemaryzito3207]

This movie is good and really he's only staring at his neighbors through his binoculars because he can't go anywhere because he has a broken leg and in Disturbia Shia LaBeouf did not have a broken leg he just had one of those tracking devices on his ankle so he can't leave his house😁

[@scottmiller6495]

A Fantastic Film PERIOD!!!!!

[@rabbitandcrow]

This must have been for a re-release of the movie, since Psycho was made quite a few years after Rear Window.

[@AliasSchmalias]

I laugh so much when he asks the staring cop "How's your wife?" 😂🙏

[@KeepItSimpleStupidMX]

I just watched the film today (Sep 1. 2019) without knowing it had been released on the same day of 1954, maybe Hitchcock and I are kindled spirits. What a masterpiece by the way.

[@HariKrishna-em8fz]

Still classic!

[@xD_N18]

i just watched the movie for the first time 2020 april and it's freaking awesome and simple .

[@smichelle65]

"The songwriter who plays the same melody over and over again. A genius...or INSANE?" Well, he did compose a Christmas song featuring singing chipmunks...

[@65g4]

Love Jimmy Stewart Grace Kelly and this film

[@SaintVodou]

My favorite Hitch classic. The banter between Grace Kelly, Jimmy Stewart and Thelma Ritter is priceless; the movie is also an homage to NYC’s fifth most popular Official Greeting Phrase: “What the f%*k are YOU looking at?”

[@thunderbird1921]

Fun fact: As a souvenir for the film, the rest of the cast apparently gave Stewart a miniature leg cast as a gag gift. I recently saw a picture of Grace Kelly and others signing it.

[@SaintVodou]

@@thunderbird1921 Great tidbit to keep in mind for the next time I see it…and there will be a “next time”…

[@johnjoseph9540]

If you observe James Stewart acting , you will immediately feel Kamal Hassan fragrance. Which means Kamal had the opportunity to watch Hollywood movies at early age and could inference from it. Even the way James speaks English also.

[@MrNo-dc2wp]

Man YES. Kamal hassan really has some essense of James Stewart. What an influence for an actor like Kamal in his early days

[@randywhite3947]

I’m about to watch this movie for the first time

[@brav0wing]

This is a masterpiece!

[@Gencturk92]

yeah have you seen strangers on a train and dial m for murder aswell brilliant films

[@damienlong9718]

I love the old movies

[@mas3974]

I would have loved to live through the 50's. Is there anyone here who did?

[@SofiVardanyan991]

Yes me

[@HuesingProductions]

not as a black :(

[@tentativaX]

blap200 Yeah, if you were part of a minority in the 50's, it would be pretty lame. Even as a woman - not what we would call a minority - it could be much better. But it's true that you could watch Hitchcock in the Cinema. In a lot of countries, alright...

[@rockablecena]

yeah, wish there was a time machine.

[@SD-gp3xx]

Over time due to nostalgia people tend to see the past in rose colored glasses. The passage of time would make them forget their past hardships and remember only the good stuff they have had. Also, given that we prefer to be young than old, we tend to see our younger times more positively even if the environment was shitty. Thus, people predominantly tend to view the past [especially their childhood periods] as good.

[@damienlong3009]

I love this movie so much

[@slandersir7255]

Why did they mention Psycho if it came out six years after this?

[@Rilumai]

Psycho came out six years after Rear Window but this was a re-release trailer.

[@sebastianrivera5593]

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[@konarkvinod2801]

I think it's because this was some sort of ad on a VHS tape or a DVD for another movie, like the ones in the 90s.

[@gurutruecrimeguru1405]

@@Rilumai Oh that's why the warning to watch it from the beginning? What was that about?

[@gregbors8364]

Nowadays, they’d call a guy who was spying on his neighbors with a telescopic lens a “perv”… what is this world coming to?

[@elmo4672]

yeah like if im jackin off to my hot milf neighbour that's none of anyone else's business. i aint hurtin nobody.

[@skwingsfan]

great video. must have came out several years after the movie though, with all the psycho references. psycho came out 6 years after rear window.

[@juanbosco31]

Happy BIrthday Grace !!!

[@patanhi8239]

A Masterpiece

[@ronalddaub5008]

I can and do watch thease movie's over and over.

[@alexcaruso7313]

Growing up in the 50s must have been the real American dream. Coming from someone born in the 90s.

[@nick6158]

Alex Caruso well me too.Born in 2000 which is terrible.

[@Heretbg]

zzzz

[@ElohAraphel]

The real American dream, whatever that is, unless you're gay and/or non-white.

[@yes2542]

Meshklit Mojtama or a women

[@MerkinMuffly]

Unless you were black, gay or a woman, other than that, it was grand.

[@DreamBeatsBakery]

This and disturbia are two of the greatest movies ever.

[@rman6746]

I came here cuz of dan bell. But this ancient preview is awesome, I cant believe I want to see this movie now. Insane.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

Oh I hope you've seen it by now. It's a pretty amazing movie.

[@sleuthentertainment5872]

Without moving from the same setting, Hitchcock reaches some of the most intense moments in the thriller genre ever. The key is to have us in the position of the James Stewart character from beginning to end: we can only watch, but never act. The ending, unfortunately, should have been tragic

[@Super_Mario128]

Grace! it's that sinister kid again!

[@getajob3435]

great movie. damn grace kelly was so so beautiful

[@marcelageiger]

If this was the trailer for "Rear Window", released in 1954, why do they mention "Pyscho"? It was not released until 6 years afterwards.

[@lesfaby8997]

The movie re-relased after Psycho with the the old trailer and an updated voice-over.

[@michauxborns]

There's an apartment in Manhattan - keep the door locked! There's a renter of the apartment who's confined to a wheelchair - keep the door locked! There's a neighbor who's a murderous psychopath - keep the apartment door locked! And there's a police detective who visits the disabled man in the apartment who doesn't suggest keeping the door locked ...

[@saiamitchaddha5525]

God Is GreatC May God Bless them all and you all and your families

[@michaelziggiotto1164]

Great movie! Rope,The Man Who Knew Too Much, also good movies also!

[@spirg]

Love this movie !!!

[@JohnWhite-i8d]

I have this on now, Grace Kelly has just turned on the lamps in her opening scene........ I'll repeat exactly what I said.... 😍"my god!" 🤩 😅

[@Kat-id7rz]

I was born in 1972. When I was about 12 I rented Rear window and vertigo over and over from our library for our VCR. Jimmy Stewart still my favorite actor and I even dyed my mousy brown hair blond to be like a Hitchcock blonde. I don't like new movies or new music.

[@Omnicient.]

It can't be the official trailer as the narrator speaks about films that came years later!

[@Lutf_fitness]

Finally someone here who has a brain!

[@jamesdrake142]

What Hitchcock conceived with Rear Window, Stephen King, Rob Reiner, James Caan, and Kathy Bates perfected with Misery. Rear Window deserves to be remembered. But Misery is better in every way and deserves consideration as an all-timer in the suspense genre.

[@jimbo97]

This trailer is filled with clips that were NOT in the final movie cut!

[@LeBronZedong]

thankfully they put that advice at the end of the trailer, I was just about to start from an hour and a half into the film

[@Sunakfilth]

Classic

[@sharonstroud8279]

It is VERY SAD that KZbin and other sites, CHARGE to see these old movies, when MILLIONS have already been made off of them!!!!!

[@bruce92106]

I want one of Ms LonelyHeart's rhodium tri-ekonal capsules. LOL! 😂 Albeit a fictional name, when Thelma Ritter says she's laid enough of those RED capsules out to put all of Hackensack to sleep anyone from "the day" probably remembers Seconal was often refered to as Reds. That's what I heard of course cuz I wouldn't know such a thing. 🤔🤣 Anyway I'm laying here watching this movie for the umpteenth zillion time because it's just that good 👍 but what's so amazing, besides the brilliant directing acting artwork on so many levels, is this was all entirely created and shot inside on one of Paramount's (or possibly two) humongous old sound stages of Melrose.

[@jatindersinghwinnipegcanada]

Absolute Classic

[@nathanielschwartz425]

Why would the trailer for Rear Window say “See it if your nerves can stand it AFTER Psycho”? This film came out in 1954 while Psycho Came put in 1960. And the book Psycho didn’t come out until 1959, so that sentence makes no sense.

[@mariondelrey4397]

Same here ! Dont understand how this is possible! maybe they made this trailer after psycho ? To shown again rear window in theater ? I dont know?....

[@CopyboyVideo]

My guess is that this trailer came out after Psycho as a promo for the film in re-release. Back then it could take years to get a film out to its eventual full audience.

[@mariondelrey4397]

@@CopyboyVideo ok thank you so much for the explanation that makes sense !

[@cchang950141]

The plot machine is all residents’ keeping the window open habit.

[@moirapicking1876]

BRILLIANT watch it all the time

[@ashland75]

This trailer is ridiculous. Is the musician who plays the same song over and over "a genius or insane?" (uh, neither; he's composing a song throughout the picture). Folks, if you haven't already seen this wonderful film, please don't put any stock in this trailer. The movie is totally different in tone, and that's a damn good thing!

[@stephanieperry1119]

It's from from a re-release of 'Rear Window'.

[@Q.Gold30]

Okay

[@KenRuan]

1950s: when trailers were podcasts instead of bite-size trailers

[@davidllewis4075]

Summer 1955, 12 years old, Northside Drive-in movie, Grace Kelly -- still the most beautiful woman ever to make a movie. But, in my own defense, at 12 I had never actually notice how beautiful a woman could be before he scene when she suddenly appears on a 50 foot high screen.

[@everestcanyon5647]

Watching this movie now (Having Paused) this is probably the best example of what a Wings of Fire movie should look like. Not necessarily restricted to one room, but restricted to the relative room that the Point of View character for the film occupies.

[@everestcanyon5647]

For example, with the first one, Clay is the protagonist, so the camera should always be relatively close to Clay unless we are doing a long shot or something to show Clay in relation to the space he is in. Also, everything happening within frame should be within Clay's range of awareness. He doesn't need to see everything within frame, such as a character standing behind him, but if that character behind him is doing something important, it should only come into frame once it reaches his awareness. So Sunny standing behind him for confort, okay, Tsunami making a face behind his back or Fjord coming in for a sneak attack, not so much.

[@everestcanyon5647]

I know they're making a TV show. That just means a movie adaption isn't taken.

[@Tigerheiress]

to be alive in the 40s and 50s 💘

[@dodec8449]

Polio, threat of nuclear war, as a man having to fight in Europe (40s) or Korea (50s), as a woman you were often fired after marriage or when you get your first child, segregation of black and white people, mothers were seen as lifelong maids, fathers were only busy working and had little interest in raising kids, sexual assault was taken much less serious than now, mental disorders were usually treated with electroshock therapy or people were 'put away' in some creepy asylum with doctors and nurses who don't fully understand you, homosexuality was seen by many people as a sin and/or a mental disorder, teachers were allowed to hit kids at school .... etc etc

[@shreever9473]

@@dodec8449 So, ups and downs

[@hereformovies1]

i was thinking the same thing. but then at 2:26 it says its a re-release. however it is in small letters and therefore its probably easy to miss.

[@barbaradasilvachagas5376]

My fav movie

[@donbrown1284]

LOL...the musician -- a genius ...or INSANE!

[@grinsko6741]

Never knew rears even had a window, to be honest.

[@mekaneko]

This must have been from a re-release or perhaps a VHS as Psycho came out six years later. Trailer made me laugh with its character descriptions. Like how it doesn't give much away, but the event that drives the story happens near the beginning, so it's seems strange that it doesn't get mentioned at all. (They sort of tease it with a later scene.)

[@SpirichualKreatures]

This staring from windows became a reality during this corona lockdown times !!

[@420Effect]

Anyone notice how they also call movies from like 2002 "classic" trailers, I mean, it makes sense here but anything after the year 2000 is hardly _that_ long ago.

[@donovanmedieval]

It mentions Psycho, which was released in 1960, so this trailer isn't from 1954.

[@fifthofascalante7311]

AHH! I have a long, long trip ahead of me and I know what I'm gonna be watching :>.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

You will love this film - it's fantastic even from a Hitchcock point of view

[@luizhenriquesuppi298]

There is a remake for this movie called "Disturbia" from 2007. It's a 10/10 movie. There is another remake of this movie in 1999 called "Rear Window", but it's trash, just like the original movie. Honestly, these old movies are so trash and depressing. Even movies at the time were awful, imagine being poor there in 1954. Watch Disturbia from 2007, it's a modern and great movie.

[@hardbody2072]

Song writer has the coolest pad

[@yellolab09]

'If your nerves can take it after Psycho'.? This film was done in 1954. Psycho was released in 1960.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

This was a trailer advertising a re-release of the film.

[@MouseCIick]

watch this in a film class. i guess this is OG Disturbia.

[@nr655321]

A lesson in cinema. 99.99% of directors out there are just clueless amateurs compared with Hitchcock.

[@benhuether5474]

Psycho was made in 1960 but they mention it for the trailer of this movie from 1954. (Is this trailer for a rerelease of the movie or am I tripping balls?)

[@miamidolphinsfan]

Yes it was for a rerelease

[@taketemamula]

R.I.P Alfred Hitchcock, Grace Kelly and James Stewart...

[@waseemchoudhry4465]

I remember seeing this in my middle school days, I’m not sure which grade though

[@raymondm.9954]

But this came out years before "Psycho."

[@bryynarry2399]

I’m literally at stage 18 in paramount lol

[@citeriorcf]

Cool broc

[@bryynarry2399]

jpghiva wow that was for my birthday 2 years ago