Eyes In The Night (1942) EDWARD ARNOLD

[@pattymerrill2838]

Wished they had done a series. Loved this movie!

[@PizzaFLIX]

Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you.

[@cherylsimmons784]

It actually reminds me of the Perry Mason series 😊 so good

[@andytaylor5476]

The dog is the most skilled, trained amazing animal I have ever seen in film! Terrific. Yound Donna Reed, Eddward Arnold and Ann Harding are also good. Thank you

[@archiewoosung5062]

I think they use several dogs, each mastering at most a few tricks

[@JuanJose-n7u]

Utterly amazing wow all I can say is Shiloh the book and inflatable shorts could be bettet

[@kindredspirit3875]

PizzaFlix another great movie! i personally think Ann Harding, Donna Reed and Edward Arnold truly great actors. Here a movie with all three! This is one of the many underrated wonderful movies "blast to the past". the ease of the actresses on screen- their classy manners , the wardrobe- the plot! wonder how many of us u are keeping warm with these movies during this crazy pandemic . May God keep you content-safe- full of joy- and health! p.s. movies are great anti depressants /anxiety fix! lol you may have saved lives lol

[@blackwingvalleylover]

"In the dark in the dark-you're in my kingdom." Great words from a blind detective. Love his guide dog too-so beautiful!

[@jay1jayf]

The Dark Knight Rises by Nolan did it first

[@thecupofjoek]

Magnificent. What a movie. I have to say this is in my top 5 all time favorites now. So thankful for the capability to watch this. It might not seem like much to some but for me it is everything. A great movie. As they say if you build it they will come. Well because of the person creating this KZbin channel I'm able to enjoy timeless classics now that I'm disabled. I can't Express the gratitude I have for so much has been taken due to my chronic condition. I feel alive. And in this state that's a difficult thing to find. I wish you the best and have saved it on my channel as I have so many of your other films. Thank you again for this. If you could recommend any films similar to this in your collection I'd be overjoyed. Quite frankly I don't know how to thank you enough as it is in my current state of pleasure and fulfillment. These little parts of my life are all I have now hence my need to Express myself in great detail. 🤗❤jo

[@thecupofjoek]

And to mention I had pizza with this flick lol and I wasn't aware of the unloaders name until reviewed the title. Of all the uploads for classics I watch yout KZbin videos most. I don't have cable nor want it, therefore thanks to you l have my own classic station and can do all and more than regular cable allows. Just know you made a hard to please dying 33 year old not just laugh but forget about my situation on several occasions. Much love. Jo

[@denyseviney8848]

It means alot to me as well to be able to sit and watch the old movies ....God bless you and keep you well.

[@denyseviney8848]

@Michelle Staunton God bless you dear!.

[@christianfrommuslim]

@@thecupofjoek Are you still with us sweetheart? I'm praying for you. I appreciate this upbeat comment you made a year ago.

[@thecupofjoek]

@@christianfrommuslim I never knew anyone said anything. What a beautiful feeling. Yes I am and I hope you are well! Many blessings. Hope remains and classic movies! 😘💋jo

[@isabelmcdonald2855]

dear pizzaflix , thank you so much for these movies, cant beat the old movies when life was decent people were people.

[@gisawslonim9716]

They were the same people, they just didn't come out into the open with what they felt, believed and wanted to say. Now they do and I find that much easier to handle than dealing with smiles and platitudes that hide hatred of "the other" whoever he may be. At least now we know where we stand.

[@spinozareader]

@@gisawslonim9716 Yes!

[@michaelwertzy9808]

"Decent", ? Even my parents had "blindfolds" on. Isn't idealism wonderful?! This is why I've been "accused" of being a cynical optimist. For instance, I bet our country will keep the current king and CEO on the throne. Maybe he'll be successful claiming bankruptcy. Which he's done "several" times already, with blessings from daddy and his whole clan.

[@maryvasquez7246]

Isabel Mcdonald i agree with you.

[@lindamilton7291]

lol,yeah

[@lindamcdermott2205]

What an actor! He has more good lines than I have ever heard in one movie! Bravo Mr. Arnold!

[@paulakegley3892]

Absolutely delightful movie!...I had never had of it before but thoroughly enjoyed every minute of the well written (and performed) story line...I wanted MORE when it was over!...Dog Friday and actor Edward Arnold are my new favorites!...

[@shwicaz]

Edward Arnold is a delight. I fell in love with him in 'Sadie Mckee' w/ Joan Crawford. Anything he's in is great.

[@melvina628]

This dog, Friday, is absolutely amazing!!! Donna Reed is a perfect femme fatale. I have seen this twice now. It is a must-watch with a great, supporting cast, Mantan Moreland, Stephen McNally, Barry Nelson, Rosemary DeCamp, and Reginald Denny.

[@gramsusa4065]

One of the best movies ever. You can't look away for a second. It keeps your attention thru the whole story.

[@sharondjacobs]

Excellent movie! I love old movies and this is one of the best ... everything good about it, from the acting to the storyline ... the dog was even great!! Thanks for the upload.

[@samieshoestring6332]

A definite treasure!😊. Edward Arnold is a great actor. Friday was tops in the movie🐕🐕🐕

[@GoWestYoungK9]

I loved this! Great little movie, and the dog'talent and training were simply amazing.

[@janetfranklin2223]

I hadn't seen this one in years, loved seeing it again. that dog is amazing. thanks for posting it and all the others.

[@maryatkinson5126]

Brilliantly acted. Best and most consistent acting of blindness I've ever seen in film.

[@muniryassin9351]

As usual , Mr. Arnold rocks . He carried the whole film masterly . The dog was not bad at all . Well trained . I would say the praise given in the other comments is deserved by his trainer . Thx for the download . I loved everything about this film .

[@monicaclark9581]

Yes, the dog was quite the athlete. Even jumping up on roofs. No wonder the police uses this breed of dog to capture criminals.

[@conningdale8805]

Initially I thought this may be a bit silly, but I watched it through and was delighted. So much so that I'll come back to it for a second run. Very good viewing. Thanks for posting it.

[@beckyjacobsen5867]

This is the third time I’ve seen it, and will watch it again

[@lorrainephillips7250]

Beautiful Friday was the making of this film! When he got going it was like being transported back to being a child in the Saturday morning pictures - I was cheering on Friday, fit to bust! Thankyou as always PizzaFlix - that was great.🤗

[@genkatqltr8517]

My favorite part of this movie was watching that phenomenal dog! I've always enjoyed seeing well-trained animals and Friday performed perfectly! Some of those stunts made me flinch, but still he was so good he seemed to actually think things through. I liked the movie too, different and unusual hero. Many thanks for posting this, much appreciated!👏👍👍😊

[@russellgrenning1317]

Edward Arnold (1890 - 1956) made his first stage appearance aged 12 as Lorenzo in The Merchant of Venice and the show business bug immediately bit him and he made his professional stage debut in 1907. He worked as an extra until getting his first significant role in the 1916 movie, The Misleading Lady. After that movie he returned to the stage until he made his talking debut in OK America (1932). He went on to appear in more than 150 movies and was never out of work - sometimes he worked on two pictures at once! Almost unbelievably, he was labelled "box office poison" by an exhibitors' magazine which hardly fazed him - after all, he shared that dubious distinction with Katherine Hepburn, Greta Garbo, Mae West and Fred Astaire to name but a few. His role in the 1935 film Diamond Jim really cemented his star quality. He always had a weight problem which meant he wasn't judged suitable for leading man roles but he commented after he decided give up on giving up any weight reduction, "The bigger I got, the better character roles I received." He played rogues and authority figures superbly with some of his best movies in the 1930s being The Toast Of New York (1937), You Can't Take It With You (1938) and Mr Smith Goes To Washington (1939). He was the first to portray the fictional detective Nero Wolfe in Met Nero Wolfe (1936). He had a posthumous cameo in the 1984 movie Gremlins as the deceased husband (clearly visible in a large framed photograph) of the character of the rich, heartless Mrs Deagle. Arnold's family gave permission for the cameo. He also worked extensively on radio and TV . He was President of the Screen Actors Guild from 1940 to 1942.

[@Independent-p4v]

Interesting! Thank you for sharing.

[@debbabbit5823]

Great show! Amazing acting and script. Intense Nailbiter with plenty of comedy. Wow, why haven't I heard of it? Thanks so much for sharing this.

[@AstralPixie]

Well, this was a nice find. Perfectly delightful weekend mystery movie. Edward Arnold was excellent!! As was Friday ;) Donna at the end. It's always nice to see Mantan.

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

When Barbara gets it what is really going on..the look exchanged between her and her step-mum is priceless. And turns the story, in a far more ominous direction...I love this movie. And that dog..!!!

[@nicholasbenedetto6319]

Somehow, after seeing movies like this, I feel like I'm being cheated. 90% of the movies made now don't even come close to being as good. Edward Arnold was great in every movie I've seen him in.

[@jeccawillow3635]

Absolutely brilliant, wonderful movie, great story line, wonderful cast. Just love black and white films. such a smart dog too. Thank you

[@quantumpotential7639]

Good movies are nice.

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

This is the best of these old movies I've seen yet!! I have watched these all of my life growing up when 1940's films were shown on tv as an afternoon matinee but I don't remember this one! Thank you, Pizza!!

[@MichaelGunner123]

Thoroughly enjoyed this film! Edward Arnold is superb & Friday is truly magnificent. Keep returning to it & watching again & again.

[@MichaelGunner123]

SAME here!

[@jamesclark3292]

Ann Harding was 40 in this film - and still stunningly beautiful - in addition to being a great actress.

[@scotnick59]

always loved Ann

[@susanmeadows627]

Great movie. My 3rd German Shepherd Shay used to pull the covers off me like that. I loved that dog.

[@adad-nerari4117]

Thank you for his movie. What a clever dog !

[@mclenachan]

That was fun! Love the old B&Ws.

[@dahlrussell]

What a wonderful story! This deserves a remake! If they could make a mystery thriller with a blind lead then, why not now? Donna Reed was a revelation. So gorgeous, and for those of us who know her only from her later "homemaker" role, how refreshing.

[@WollongongSkyWatch]

I loved this! What a great dog, what a great way to spend a rainy Sunday, and that card trick was the best! hahaha

[@jeannehageman3198]

Edward Arnold is absolutely Brilliant in this. Highly under rated actor!

[@justjake53welsh59]

Donna Reed right and he's down for the count ! Great movie all the way to the very end. Great cast, and direction,you got to love these old movies. Thanks PizzaFlix, you show the best movies.

[@Tealcorvette]

A "B" class film with good script, good directing and good selection of fine actors (including seeing eye dog, 'Friday' ) providing a 1940's "A" entertainment value. 'Eyes in the Night' proved successful enough to warrant a sequel, 'The Hidden Eye.' Thanks for good visual & audio upload of this classic. Good watch!

[@beckyjacobsen5867]

Saw this years ago. One of my favorite movies. Thank you

[@davidgeorge5909]

That dog Friday is better than most actors today! Good old movie. I'd never before seen Edward Arnold in the leading role. Thanks for the good flick!

[@pbr8032]

Thank you! Old movies are the best

[@lauriedavis400]

Worried this entire film that something bad might happen to beloved FRIDAY! _”WHY YOU_ _WOLF!!”_ 🐺 *_PERFECT👌🏻ENDING!!_* 💋

[@CissyBrazil]

I’ll watch all movies with Edward Arnold in it. My favorite was when he played Diamond Jim. What an actor. Fun story tonight. Thank you, Pizza Fix.

[@maritesangeles9955]

Wowww i love this movie so much!!! Very unique story with a very special wonderful dog in it... congratz to everyone esp to Friday and the scriptwriter director and everyone in this awesome movie... thanks for sharing !!!!!

[@TheKoolbraider]

"Demoralizin'. ain't it?" I love that line!

[@everettwhite9874]

Koolbraider Daigle Yes, that line ranks alongside, “Sleep is a form of unconsciousness.” I love that line too.

[@michaelkottler]

A fine noir w/great players including actor/comedian Mantan Moreland, who has appeared in more movies than I can remember including at least one other film if not several on this channel, sadly in roles reflective of the times, and whose comedy is so timeless it was even sampled as part of a Beastie Boys song. Glad you posted.

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

Yes, Moreland was a great addition to some of the Charlie Chan movies.

[@monaattianese9838]

Thank God for entertainment like these old movies...some of us care what we allow ourselves to see and hear....😇❤️🙏🏼✝️✡️☮️😄

[@christianfrommuslim]

Right. Garbage in, garbage out!

[@Truth845]

Amen!!

[@gatsby66]

Friday deserved an Oscar.

[@hahaha-rj7lk]

TGIF

[@maggiesmith2600]

He was so well trained he made Lassie look like a mutt. I was expecting him to untie the hostages and phone the cops.

[@ernestkovach3305]

Alas, Friday had other stunt doubles for help. S, M, T, W, TH, AND Saturday dogs ...if you get the drift.

[@maggiesmith856]

@@ernestkovach3305 It happens. The star of HUDSON AND REX has stunt doubles as well.

[@GODFavorsBrendaHisJOY]

Totally agree 🐕👍🏼

[@vickyhudsonwilliams9529]

Loved this movie. Great storyline, great execution by all the actors. Especially Friday, the beautiful GSD.

[@Guzmicu]

What a great movie! Puts all the modern stuff to shame.

[@suehofkamp8594]

Excellent movie PizzaFlix! Thank you for all the work you do in posting these movies for our enjoyment.

[@Jensen1959]

Very good movie. Donna Reed playing the part of a teenager and Edward Arnold as a blind man along with his seeing eye dog. Ive become an avid fan of 1930s & 1940s movie era. 👍❤️

[@mysteriesoflife64]

A superb movie, and that wonderful dog. It feels sad knowing that everyone who participated in that movie is dead

[@christianfrommuslim]

I agree. Hal tatakallam Araby Rasha?

[@quantumpotential7639]

Like Tom Berringer said in Platoon. "every man gotta die some how".

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

​@@christianfrommuslimKetchering. Men juda ozginna Uzbekcha bilaman.🇸🇱

[@kathyjohnsen165]

Friday was terrific! He should have received a special Oscar.💓🐾

[@lynngilliam5013]

This film is addictive... Love the humor,

[@anombrerose6311]

DELIGHTFUL! Just love it! Thank you so very much!

[@adelefarhart1267]

Hi PizzaFlix. Thank you for the wonderful selection of old movies. I am enjoying them immensely. I am so grateful. 🙏🏻

[@PizzaFLIX]

Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you!

[@robinthomas4213]

I want a dog like Friday. Such a clever, good dog :)

[@stevengrotte2987]

I have seen and enjoyed this movie 3 or 4 times, thank you for providing it for our enjoyment.

[@PizzaFLIX]

Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.

[@monicaclark9581]

Thanks for the movie. Edward Arnold was a versatile actor.

[@maryellengrayberg9146]

Good suspense movie. Excellent acting. Love seeing my fav the beautiful Donna Reed. My first time actually seeing Ann Harding in a picture. Friday the dog 🐕 the best animal actor I have ever seen. To bad they don't make them like they used too!

[@brianvail1507]

This was meant to be the beginning of a film series following this blind detective character, Mac MacLain, but only one other film, The Hidden Eye (1944), was made.

[@robertdesantis6205]

Maybe because the sequel wasn't as good. Not to me, anyway!

[@angelinacarranza8251]

Great picture!!! The dog deserves an Oscar!!

[@juliemunro1]

I just loved this film. The dog was amazing.

[@shirleyrandle3138]

What a great film,thanks a bunch!

[@Coupal1]

I love your movies. The sound is always good - loud enough and articulate.

[@robinthomas4213]

oh, I loved that dog "Friday". Great movie, clean fun.

[@UserName-sj8fg]

I first liked and remembered Edward Arnold when I saw one of his films in 1944. This is a great one.

[@dannyyorri2345]

Yes. I agree. Thank you very much for uploading.

[@cskarbek1]

had my doubts but this is a very enjoyable flick! mucho gratias for posting!!!

[@Catquick1957]

Excellent entertainment. Beats modern filth and vulgarity by country miles.

[@marywilliams9858]

mark fahey You got that right. I love these old films. I am enjoying a lazy evening. Thanks to whoever brings us these gems.

[@paulsiegle4153]

By any kind of miles!

[@elizabethbeatty8983]

💖💖💖I just ADORE these old movies -- nary an "f bomb" to b found! 💖💖💖 🚫💥👏👏👏

[@davidcopperfield408]

Fucking filthy vulgarity.

[@kimsutube11]

Interesting old type German Shepherd. This is the way a GSD should look to be functional - not the crouching dysplastic cripples you see today. The breed has been completely ruined for a stylish “driving” conformation.

[@Hevynly1]

Whoa! Unexpectedly fantastic! And Friday might have to be my new favorite animal actor!

[@Hypsan]

What a fun, patriotic film that showed those Nazis a thing or two! Granted, they were portrayed as far too merciful and patient. Great role for Edward who did quite a lot for the war effort on the home front. It was truly terrible having to endure Donna Reed in such a nasty role when all I care to remember is her marvelous sugar and spice performance in "It's a Wonderful Life" five years later. Oh momma was I envious of Jimmy Stewart (my favorite actor of all time)! She was the prettiest thing on two legs in the 40's for my money. Many will disagree, cuz the competition was indeed stiff! Prettiest actress of all time for my money? Grace Kelly! Once again, that two-timing Jimmy Stewart stole my gal (in Rear Window this time!) -- not to mention the King of Monaco! Jimmy is just lucky that I was only knee high to a grasshopper at the time or I might have written him a non-fan letter (after I learned how to write)! :-) Dog "Friday" was a joy to watch!

[@texxos57]

National Socialists.

[@lauriedavis400]

🤷‍♀️ I know this is four years old and you’ll prolly never see my response Guy but still _compelled_ to tell you “what a GREAT and FUN comment!! Imho your’s is 🥇🏆!!” *_TY for your input!_* 😉💋🙌🏻

[@user-zx5kq6hs9d]

Love Friday, and thank you for this upload PizzaFlix. ;)

[@elizabethbeatty8983]

Always so glad to see Mantan Moreland -- I always thought he stole the show in the Charlie Chan movies. He shouldn't have had last billing.

[@debbieramos6269]

Awesome movie. Great actors. Love the classics yet I've never seen this one. Thank you!!

[@faithcastillo9597]

Loved this! Thanks for posting it.

[@weepingwillow-ud6xl]

Uncle Mac maybe blind, but as we follow his lead through this story, we grow to understand how his perception of his surroundings, can be heightened by his other senses.

[@Mama_LIN_Tee]

Excellent movie!! Brilliant cast and awesome acting!! Loved the dog!! Thank you!

[@oohyllab]

I agree with Heart Hexed! I was gonna say almost the exact same thing, LOL! Really a gem here, thanks for posting. So good!! Cool to see Donna Reed be the bad guy, & deck that woman, LOL!! The uncle & dog stole the entire show!!

[@sarachesterfield9028]

Great movie. I always enjoy anything that Edward Arnold did. Loved Friday!!!

[@pescaslove495]

Always liked Edward Arnold movies.

[@user-zx5kq6hs9d]

Thank you PizzaFlix for this great movie. Friday was just so grand!

[@Maya-og2kv]

Super! Thank you very much!!!

[@laurnaleto4622]

Edward Arnold nailed it! Sad tv was in its infancy because Duncan MacLean and Friday should have become a series, and right on the heels of Ernest Bramah's Max Carrados (the blind Sherlock Holmes) novels. Would have surpassed 70s caricaturish Mike Longstreet. Great quality on this superior old film. Thanks PF for recognition. Love your retrospective.

[@brendabear839]

Amazing movie thank you for posting I just love the classics 💜💜🤗🤗

[@Drummondmbf100]

The German shepherd stole the show...great movie. Thanks for the upload. Dec. 2022

[@HowieDaDuk]

Anything with Mantan Moreland is always worth watching. He and the rest of this cast were great in this film. T U for this wonderful upload. Receipts were more than double the cost of making it...imagine these numbers today: Budget $433 K and Box Office receipts: $978 K......back before the U S was trillions and trillions in debt.

[@PizzaFLIX]

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[@scarygary-qq1pj]

It's too bad M.M.& Reginald Denny had such marginal roles here. Little more than cameos. I think they were cast just to get people to see the film.

[@patrooney2283]

Very enjoyable movie, thank you for sharing! !

[@danielfamily3347]

I didn't know that Edward Arnold made any of these Nero Wolfe movies. What a Blessing to have stumbled on them!

[@lizdoyle7158]

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[@oliviablackburn1113]

It’s funny how “making love” had a bit of a different meaning then.

[@guesswho5122]

@Olivia Blackburn "It’s funny how “making love” had a bit of a different meaning then." As had words such as "gay".

[@oliviablackburn1113]

guess who yes! Back then they used it in the context of happy. Which is the actual definition of the word. Which makes me wonder how it became slang for homosexuality.

[@ernestkovach3305]

Oh really, how so?

[@oliviablackburn1113]

Ernest Kovach in the movies like this one “making love” to someone was saying sweet things to them and doing romantic gestures to win their affections. Not anything dirty like today

[@lindamilton7291]

yeah,a much nicer meaning,more decent

[@mahibahrahman5578]

In 9:07 the part “surely you can you could never make her happy” was used in the beginning of a song called hell in heaven by twice and it sounded so good it even matched the meaning of the song as well as the movie

[@noorzakari2781]

I actually came to watch the movie from the song. great song.

[@rogeruscila2144]

That dog was amazing, almost stole the show from a wonderful cast.

[@ernestkovach3305]

Dogs....plural.

[@lisahinton9682]

@@ernestkovach3305 Nope, just one dog. Says in the credits Friday was played by himself.

[@hollywoodjaded]

There were two dogs in the film. Friday, of course, and the Lady of the Evening. The female standard poodle who basically twerked(!) for Friday. Then, in the final scene when it appears Friday will be left by his lonesome , the enterprising Lady has tracked him down, waiting outside just for him.

[@quantumpotential7639]

I didn't know poochies twerk. I guess they do.

[@sarandamaine]

Them: Eyes In The Night is a movie about a blind detective and his dog Me, an intellectual: Eyes In The Night is a movie about a dog and his blind detective friend

[@ksavage8851]

Great movie! Thanks for posting.

[@thefollowing8127]

Perfect movie for a rainy afternoon.

[@elhollins5988]

Charming, absolutely charming!!

[@sam-ts5mq]

Are there any ONCEs here after finding out that Hell in Heaven by TWICE uses the line "surely you can see that you could never make her happy" from this movie?

[@yoongiscupofcoffee5841]

YES!

[@blancatirado576]

Wonderfull movie! Thanks for posting!

[@aleksy8860]

9:07 "Surely you can see that could never make her happy ?" For the curious ones, there is a reference to this film at the beginning of the song "Hell in Heaven" from the group TWICE ! 😲 → kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoCUaXqkibxkebc

[@flu42o]

The way Barbara Lawry (Donna Reed) treats her mother, Norma Lawry (Ann Harding), reminds me of how my evil, cold-hearted niece treats my sister.

[@JSB1882]

That was really a fun detective movie. Edward Arnold was really great and that dog. lol I think MGM made a sequel to this - "The Hidden Eye" in 1945. This could have been a great series for MGM.

[@franzitaduz]

Anne Nagel, always the most subtle dynamite on screen. Loved Arnold and of course, the doggy!

[@gisawslonim9716]

That's Anne Harding.