Shadow on the window.mp4

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[@ktkat1949]

It is amazing how many of these really good black and white films are available for free on KZbin. A lot of people especially young ones won't watch anything but colour and if wasn't made in the last five years they are not interested. A lot of these movies are "B" meaning they were quickies made to fill 'double features'. Does anyone remember when you could go to the theatre and see two films. In fact you could sit all day and watch them over and over without anyone throwing you out.

[@kpflo123]

+kate baxter Plus a cartoon or two. I went to the Oriental Theater in Mattapan, Boston. Great memories Kate.

[@ktkat1949]

I went to the Odeon and Capital theatres in Victoria BC Canada. Saturday mornings you could get in with 5 campbell soup labels and 15 cents!

[@livinglovinR]

Damn I wasn't around during that time, but I am young and I love love love black and white movies, they are the the bomb! You are right though, young people mostly seem to dig the NEW films these days... that's wack imo.

[@Theranchhouse1]

did anyone notice this was Beaver Cleaver...Ward & June Cleavers son ...on Leave it to Beaver....

[@WHEREISTHEREASON]

I have not turned on a television in 4 and 1/2 years. No cable, on satellite no Netflix. You-tube baby.

[@rogermaes6001]

Some B movies of the 50th are so good ! This one is excellent, thrilling, moving, with great suspens, very good actors, everything we love ! Thanks for sharing.

[@hana.the.writer5074]

"Everything we love" indeed! I mean look at where the house was located and how charming and neat it looked. Skies were much much more bigger back in those days.

[@bboucharde]

This is a first-class film, in all aspects of production. Well worth a view.

[@SuperIliad]

The Shadow on the Window was released a day short of seven weeks before the airing of the first Leave it to Beaver episode on Tuesday, 23 April 1957 (Regarding Jerry Mathers (Petey Atlas)).

[@emmabenedek646]

28.3.21 Utube.From UK.Shadow On The Window. Yes weve seen about 40 of these kind of BW films. This one is amazingly good picture quality. Thats technology for you. Have not watched this yet and recently have been staring at these films less n less. Weve entered a lot of comments about what we are thinking these days re the Film Industry. Actors etc. However just like with Politics. Law. Health. and other issues all comments ignored. We hung out with the Cent London acting, Art and BBC scene for many yrs. We thought it was great. We weveb read 'The Times' Then one day two things happened, we were approached by victims of the Police, Mental Health,govt. Charity, Media, Royal Law. Court and similar systems. The second event was the assoc with someone who was not like anyone else. What happened over the next ten or so yrs was very hard to cope with because the situation demanded that we change our middle class cloak for reality. Many tearful hours was experienceds as our lives became no longer viable. There was a third happening which was the meeting of a man at a public meeting who opened a case and that conrained was full of litigation papers. The following twelve yrs were sensational and we experienced Police attacks whilst traipsing Cent london knocking on doors. We also experienced death threats from HM Court System but when that was reported to Police they wiped it from the computers. Weve gathered 1000pp evidence and our dear BBC 'friends' said this- Hide It Abroad' We approached the EEC about Human Rights and they told us there were none becauase its all about money not people hence the mal funded charities and other orgs. We now are not able to access Democracy of any kind incl Parliament. We have found 26 universities practising. The entire media is concealing evidence. The Police are still using violence. Their latest quote is as follows- 'No One Must Be Warned If They Are In Danger'. '.Among the media we approached was Dimbleby Press. The victims had in many cases searched for non crrpt Lawyer or Journalist for 6-10 yrs with no luck. We were obliged to employ bodyguards to save our own heath and lives. We found no trustable org which has HM Prefix. Now you know why we dont watch these Cop. Crimina. Judge. Press. News Headline. Nite Club. Fire Escape. Shooting. Punching. Knifing. Court Skinny Women With Curley Hair . film propaganda. 1000 Mails sent out. No replies. Meanwhile 2.5 Million people love a violent movie. Got it? Or not? By the way Social media has destroyed everything we wrote. Ten web sites destroyed.No spell chkd.

[@brooklynguy4331]

They did this cat our local theaters, but II especially remember my dad and I going to a movie theater in Times Square, NYC, one of many in Times Square area. We’d see a newsreel, cartoon, a “B” movie, and a feature film, such as “Bridge on the River Kwai”. Then we’d go to a restaurant. I loved their Napoleon pastries. We’d see movie celebrities, such as Jack Warden, sitting at the next table. Good times. - BG

[@infinitafenix3153]

The bad guys+the good guys cops+the chase+the tension between the bad guys+the sentimental cop+the happy ending, all well packed.

[@EricLehner]

These period pieces are terrific.

[@miapdx503]

It's a rainy Saturday in Portland, Oregon. The brandy is poured, cheese and fruit cut. The only thing missing is a good old movie. Ah, here you are. 😏

[@pannamal5182]

@zzmoore Watching Portland burn down by antifa | BLM

[@jaksongpg]

@zzmoore 75 years later in reality. Absolutely fantastic - riveting from start to finish!

[@zcdel9192]

Good old Isac from One Life to Live soap

[@miapdx503]

@High Plains Drafter I'm dirt poor, but hey, judge me if you're perfect, your highness karen...

[@amartin9293]

It's always raining in Portland. I lived in Vancouver there most of my life.

[@collincovid6950]

There is a certain endearing quality to black and white films that are lacking in the present film industry, but, then, things were more down to earth than now, this throw away society

[@danielboone4001]

Jerry Mathers, born in 1948, was 9 years old when they produced this in 1957, the same year they started filming the 'Leave it to Beaver' series. He looked a lot younger than 9 here, he looked about 5-6. I guess that's why they could run 'Leave it to Beaver' so long.

[@danielboone4001]

@xmaseveeve Jerry Mathers was a transgender? I don't think so. Not in 1957.

[@troynov1965]

Nothing is as sad as a scared Beaver.

[@coolboarder500]

I watch these good old movies because they don't use the Lord's name in vain and I also enjoy seeing them again.

[@marielaveau6362]

that ending brought me to tears when Beaver ran to his mama after thinking she was dead.

[@emmabenedek646]

28.3.21 Utube.From UK.Shadow On The Window. Yes weve seen about 40 of these kind of BW films. This one is amazingly good picture quality. Thats technology for you. Have not watched this yet and recently have been staring at these films less n less. Weve entered a lot of comments about what we are thinking these days re the Film Industry. Actors etc. However just like with Politics. Law. Health. and other issues all comments ignored. We hung out with the Cent London acting, Art and BBC scene for many yrs. We thought it was great. We weveb read 'The Times' Then one day two things happened, we were approached by victims of the Police, Mental Health,govt. Charity, Media, Royal Law. Court and similar systems. The second event was the assoc with someone who was not like anyone else. What happened over the next ten or so yrs was very hard to cope with because the situation demanded that we change our middle class cloak for reality. Many tearful hours was experienceds as our lives became no longer viable. There was a third happening which was the meeting of a man at a public meeting who opened a case and that conrained was full of litigation papers. The following twelve yrs were sensational and we experienced Police attacks whilst traipsing Cent london knocking on doors. We also experienced death threats from HM Court System but when that was reported to Police they wiped it from the computers. Weve gathered 1000pp evidence and our dear BBC 'friends' said this- Hide It Abroad' We approached the EEC about Human Rights and they told us there were none becauase its all about money not people hence the mal funded charities and other orgs. We now are not able to access Democracy of any kind incl Parliament. We have found 26 universities practising. The entire media is concealing evidence. The Police are still using violence. Their latest quote is as follows- 'No One Must Be Warned If They Are In Danger'. '.Among the media we approached was Dimbleby Press. The victims had in many cases searched for non crrpt Lawyer or Journalist for 6-10 yrs with no luck. We were obliged to employ bodyguards to save our own heath and lives. We found no trustable org which has HM Prefix. Now you know why we dont watch these Cop. Crimina. Judge. Press. News Headline. Nite Club. Fire Escape. Shooting. Punching. Knifing. Court Skinny Women With Curley Hair . film propaganda. 1000 Mails sent out. No replies. Meanwhile 2.5 Million people love a violent movie. Got it? Or not? By the way Social media has destroyed everything we wrote. Ten web sites destroyed.No spell chkd.

[@gordonmorris6359]

That's Corey Allen in the role of Gil, who had played Buzz in Rebel Without a Cause a couple of years before this film. He became a successful director with voluminous credits to his name, died in 2010.

[@SMAY0001]

And I think Jess is the father of Drew Berrymore!

[@Scarlett.R]

William Asher worked on Bewitched

[@gordonmorris6359]

@@SMAY0001 Right you are! Thanks for noticing THAT 'trivia' (I hadn't checked the full cast list until reading your reply, and now that I have, I should hasten to add (for those too young to know) that Jerry Mathers was the star of the immortal TV series 'Leave It To Beaver', and Philip Carey was famous as the Captain in the TV series 'Laredo' (a comedic-dramatic western), and Betty Garrett was a regular in the TV series 'All In The Family', 'Laverne and Shirley', and 'Golden Girls', and of course Jerry, Philip, and Betty had many roles in movies of the 1950's. Incidentally, having grown up back then, when Phil Hartman came into prominence he always reminded me of Philip Carey, and I wouldn't be surprised if he actually had modeled at least one of his characters after Philip Carey, but they also looked and sounded alike (when Phil 'used' his Philip Carey persona). Lastly, as for Corey Allen, not to be morbid, but IF he had been in the car with James Dean on that fateful day of his fatal accident, Corey would be just as famous as James, and the same goes for Richard Davalos, who, like Corey as Buzz (Rebel Without A Cause), gave an OUTSTANDING performance in 'East of Eden', in the role of Cal's (Dean's role) brother Aaron, every bit as compelling, if not more so, than that of James Dean. Davalos and Allen made many more films, but remained obscure as 'fate' would have it, unjustly. Both of those films are perfect works of art in which EVERY actor and actress in both of those films delivered STELLAR performances.

[@louisbrugnoni1291]

The Beaver did a great job!

[@darinmckillop5044]

Was that Beaver cool

[@p47thunderbolt68]

@@darinmckillop5044 just being allowed to see the beaver makes me feel good .

[@kathyjohnsen165]

A young Betty Garrett, and adorable "Beav" in a serious subject. Good story, and no bad language. Thanks for sharing!

[@p47thunderbolt68]

I thought that was Betty Garrett. All In The Family, lots of other TV shows .

[@MrLyndarenaud]

Great upload with good clear video and lots of volume. Thank you so much for that.

[@CP-jr2hj]

Ah yeah, "those WERE the days, eh Kate Baxter. I am sixty and friends of 70+ recently reminisced together of the newsreel and the fabulous cartoons, and that exciting INTERMISSION time when you got to go back for an even bigger thrill, THE MAIN FEATURE. So now the Road Runner is no longer heard to cry beep beep as you settle in with jaffas on real wooden floors! yeah, we remember too...and sooo miss it all. cp

[@davidmann9834]

It was so much more fun to go to the movies back then ('50's into the '60's). Especially the Sat kid's matinee. You'd get a variety of shorts, maybe a newsreel, maybe a popular music group a la MTV and, best of all, a cartoon! When that WB logo flashed on the screen with Bugs Bunny in the middle, it made the hair stand up on your head. Or even better - Popeye!!! He always got the loudest cheers from the kids.

[@eldaddio9100]

Jerry "The Beaver" Mathers could have been a great dramatic actor but essentially type cast ! He showed a good range of emotions with hardly any dialogue at such a young age 🙌👏 Wonder if he watches this film once in a while🤔

[@waldolydecker8118]

Probably was upset Wally wasn't also in the cast

[@HooDatDonDar]

Hitchcock liked Jerry too! Used him in “The Trouble With Harry”

[@deebrown1902]

Even if we never saw a "Shadow On The Window", we saw plenty of everything else that makes for a very very good movie. As I am not a movie critique, all I can say is that the picture, sound, settings, photography, dialogue, acting, and plot were pretty exciting! This may have to be entered on my list of 'Fav's'. The Very Edge is first. The House of Frontons is 2nd. This is the 4th and regrettably forgot the 3rd. Thank you, thank you, hburger 5.

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Sometimes name is changed for legal reasons.

[@JDSFLA]

This is a worth while movie, and unlike a lot of these old movies on KZbin, the video quality is very good.

[@rachellee.9389]

'Ward, something is wrong with the Beaver."

[@spacies8882]

yep ''here's one of the old farts here''' names rachelle

[@aspenrebel]

"Now June! "

[@pillettadoinswartsh4974]

Shoulda douched, June. Shoulda douched.

[@michaelhewitt258]

Yeah got involved with drugs

[@lancelot1953]

Great movie from William Asher (from all the mid-sixties bikini movies, Annette/Frankie duos, and Bewitched fame). This movie reflects what used to be America in the fifties early sixties - may be not that violent but it fostered traditional American family values, community connection, good triumphing over evil, ... An era long gone. Peace be with you all, Ciao, L (a Baby Boomer who lived that era).

[@ronaldlaury5370]

Watched many movies like this on the weekends.Old days

[@if6was929]

Million Dollar Movie

[@aprilblossom9268]

What a wonderful treat to round off Mothers Day - a good old-fashioned black and white film with substance. Cheers my dear xxx

[@angelwoman9235]

Great to see these old fashioned films.Thank you

[@zxtenn]

FANTASTIC movie, love these old and well acted classics

[@juandalton9172]

Dear hburger5 and KZbinrs, May 2019. I'm a 73 yo man, my wife is 78 and we only ever saw two movies at theatres here in Australia. As someone belows said "... haven't watched TV for years...' we only watch TV for a garden show, a 30 M series, Landline, a cooking show and me Australian football. I have downloaded about two thousand movies which we rate as good and excellent. Thanks to all the various people who Upload the movies. Do many people outside of Australia see in in a theatre or via KZbin Australian movies? There is a 1946 movie about Charles Ulm and Kingsford Smith who were the first fliers to fly from the U.S.A. and Australia God bless for Juan in Brisbane Australia.

[@davidignatiusbalestreri1737]

The Australian movie "The Proposition" was a great movie.

[@-oiiio-3993]

Most movie theaters across the U.S. have long been too small, too loud, and too expensive. The days of the 'picture palace' are nearly extinct, as are drive ins.

[@suzieqwonder3089]

Good movie! The music score is a little nerve wracking but pretty good thriller ~

[@TheHappinessHelper_XO]

As a child, I witnessed a drug store being robbed and I remember being HYSTERICAL!

[@alysononoahu8702]

I'm sorry you went thru that

[@36marilyn]

That must have been awful for you.....

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

Cassandra James So what happened?

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

randall2020 And you’ve seen a corrupt president lie, rob and steal right out in the open.

[@TheKonga88]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hussinsaid4716]

First time ice-cream cone didn't work, the kid was really shocked

[@sheiladavis6523]

Hudson Said L🙂L that was a good one 🍨 and 🍦 Thanks for the laugh 🙂 March 6,2021

[@kevinshaferguitarsongs4435]

The "Beave" in some serious stuff here.

[@BackSeatHump]

I thought that's who it was! Yep. And Joey is the father in "Next Stop Greenwich Village". Nope. sorry, that was Mike Kellin, not Gerlad Sarracini. Sure does look like him though.

[@alysononoahu8702]

See also The Trouble with Harry

[@ThePearsch]

So Jerry Mathers was famous before the Cleavers.

[@donaldhicks3359]

I just saw him on another movie on here called the Trouble With Harry

[@Baskerville22]

SEE RANK Paul Picerni who plays Phil Carey's sidekick, Bigelow, was a fixture in the TV series, The Untouchables. He was also had a distinguished WW2 record as a bombardier.

[@marvaharding796]

Phil played Asa on One Life To Live

[@keithharvey7230]

Phil Carey was the boss in Laredo tv series.

[@rusher1977]

33:19 "I just don't understand it. There isn't anything in the world Jim Likes better than cornbeef." Lmao

[@TheKonga88]

She was referring to Jim licking the piss lips 💋💋💋💋😂😂😂😂

[@rusher1977]

@@TheKonga88 I forgot I even made this comment lol

[@TheKonga88]

@@rusher1977 That's the magic of the Internet 😁😁😁😁👋✨💫

[@davidenuzzo523]

Amazing Classic :)

[@greekveteran2715]

Our neighbor's daughter, was a bit older, but he had a similar trauma.She was home alone,when burglars broke in. She froze,didn't do anything and she still is at that same condition, 6 years now. They took her to all the doctors in the country, as also in different countries,nothing changed though. I gave her a drawing set that I personaly built up. I got her all the best pencils,best paper and best erasers. She has done a drawing for me, that her parents gave to me. I would give my arm, to hear her speak again. Merry Christmas tto you all, let's hope Santa brings her her voice back and it doesn't matter if it's Christmas or the most boring day of the year..God bless you all!

[@sandrahelmuth8320]

Betty Garrett was a very successful actress of the 40's, playing musical comedy mostly....one of my favorites is "On the town", when she co-starred with Frank Sinatra, Ann Miller and Gene Kelly.

[@johnlorenzen4633]

Excellent actress. Loved her on archie' bunker. Her character always came out on top with archie.

[@d.g.s.7699]

She's beautiful!

[@wally1452]

I think a lot of general police work goes along just like this. I recall reading crime mysteries...the Shell Scott and Perry Mason books, many others too. I liked this.

[@aspenrebel]

Yet they never thought to start where boy was picked up by truckers, and work their way back down the highway. Or did they? I haven't watched it all yet.

[@granny13ad33]

Thanks for uploading. I very much enjoyed the film. I could also hear it! You will have man more hits.

[@chuckkady7282]

Jan 29, 2018 ~ A good story line. Worth the watch. Crime don't pay

[@homebrewer7]

Wowser wowser. I love these old flicks. I am 85 next month so these fit me well. Greetings from Indianapolis Indiana October 2021

[@chazdesimone7306]

Really enjoyed every moment. Very realistic. Great music. Thanks.

[@gloriajaclbs5]

Love Asa

[@jeccawillow3635]

Fab film, I have seen it before. Great quality. Made in 1957 .Directed by the great producer and director William Asher who was very prolific and talented. Thank you for sharing this treasure.

[@freemarketjoe9869]

The woman, Linda, Petey's mom, was Irene McNabb on "All in the family" She and Archie despised each other on the show. She knocks on Archie's door, he answers. She wants Archie to look over a petition she is trying to get signatures on. "Oh,ahh...say Irene...what was that song by Irving Berlin with your name in it?" She looks puzzled, replies "Goodnight Irene?" He quickly snaps back "That's the one" and slams the door in her face!

[@exdus235]

🤩

[@jonhohensee3258]

I think she was also on "Laverne & Shirley". She played the girlfriend of Laverne's father. I THINK. Yep! I checked. I was right. Ten points for me!

[@sammartinez4244]

When she was on All in the Family her voice had deepened some.

[@emmabenedek646]

28.3.21 Utube.From UK.Shadow On The Window. Yes weve seen about 40 of these kind of BW films. This one is amazingly good picture quality. Thats technology for you. Have not watched this yet and recently have been staring at these films less n less. Weve entered a lot of comments about what we are thinking these days re the Film Industry. Actors etc. However just like with Politics. Law. Health. and other issues all comments ignored. We hung out with the Cent London acting, Art and BBC scene for many yrs. We thought it was great. We weveb read 'The Times' Then one day two things happened, we were approached by victims of the Police, Mental Health,govt. Charity, Media, Royal Law. Court and similar systems. The second event was the assoc with someone who was not like anyone else. What happened over the next ten or so yrs was very hard to cope with because the situation demanded that we change our middle class cloak for reality. Many tearful hours was experienceds as our lives became no longer viable. There was a third happening which was the meeting of a man at a public meeting who opened a case and that conrained was full of litigation papers. The following twelve yrs were sensational and we experienced Police attacks whilst traipsing Cent london knocking on doors. We also experienced death threats from HM Court System but when that was reported to Police they wiped it from the computers. Weve gathered 1000pp evidence and our dear BBC 'friends' said this- Hide It Abroad' We approached the EEC about Human Rights and they told us there were none becauase its all about money not people hence the mal funded charities and other orgs. We now are not able to access Democracy of any kind incl Parliament. We have found 26 universities practising. The entire media is concealing evidence. The Police are still using violence. Their latest quote is as follows- 'No One Must Be Warned If They Are In Danger'. '.Among the media we approached was Dimbleby Press. The victims had in many cases searched for non crrpt Lawyer or Journalist for 6-10 yrs with no luck. We were obliged to employ bodyguards to save our own heath and lives. We found no trustable org which has HM Prefix. Now you know why we dont watch these Cop. Crimina. Judge. Press. News Headline. Nite Club. Fire Escape. Shooting. Punching. Knifing. Court Skinny Women With Curley Hair . film propaganda. 1000 Mails sent out. No replies. Meanwhile 2.5 Million people love a violent movie. Got it? Or not? By the way Social media has destroyed everything we wrote. Ten web sites destroyed.No spell chkd.

[@jonhohensee3258]

@@sammartinez4244 - deepened

[@rosabellelopez9115]

Thanks a lot for this classic gem😘❤❤

[@TomLohre49]

Wild film, what a story line. Thank you for uploading.

[@PeterPete]

I think all estranged fathers and mothers should watch this film, the ending is great!!

[@zukini8763]

I loved this. Very well executed film.

[@jessfrankel5212]

Always liked Betty Garrett. Good actress, could sing, tap dance, solid at comedy and drama. Pretty good flick.

[@vickikay54]

Like all people who were in the entertainment industry at that time, they actually had talent.... Could usally sing, dance, play a musical instrument as well as act. Not like today, their talent lies in who can wear the skimpiest outfit on stage, or how outrageous they can be on a reality show.

[@electrasong9954]

I was always amazed, coming from New York, where film is kind of a revered art form, especially the great noir films of the 40's and 50's and the great musicals of the 30's.... to arrive in the UK years ago, and nobody would watch a black and white film. They thought it was 'old' if it wasn't in color. Missing the point and completely ignorant of the art form.

[@garyb3397]

"...Sensitive. No sissy, though." Oh, boy.

[@darrengilbert7438]

Back when boys were boys and girls were girls. Before all this bs we have to deal with today. America has gone to hell now.

[@blodwyndavies6395]

Very Good. Well worked out and Good Acting. Thanks for the upload.

[@tovalieberman6686]

This movie is really good. Wish movies nowadays were half as good.

[@TheKonga88]

I especially liked the part where the plastic dolly from outer space was seen eating some moon pies and candy mice.. 🍬🍬🐁🐁👽👽👽🌕🌙🌜🌛🌕🌕🌕🎑🚀🚀🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🎅🌠🌠⌛👾

[@robertswanson5429]

Pretty good movie overall with good pacing, but in this era of filmmaking the bad guys always have to lose, per the "filmmaking code"...

[@SandorVitez]

You gotta love that 50's jazz

[@melvina628]

This is a strong movie. Asa Buchanan is really good and handsome in this film. If you're sensitive to violence and threats of violence against women, don't watch this. It's pretty strong in that area.

[@winstonpoole9906]

Great film. Early scenes reminded me of 'DRAGNET '

[@gregcraven984]

the beaver ..wandering on the hiway

[@sheiladavis6523]

Greg Beaver is looking for brother Wally 😀2-15-2021

[@annef.6703]

Thank you - another enjoyable film! While watching, I found that Philip Carey had a certain familiarity to him that I couldn't quite place (somewhat resembled Charlton Heston). I now see that he played Asa Buchanan on One Live to Live! No wonder he looked familiar. In this film, Carey, Betty Garrett and John Drew Barrymore all did a nice job.

[@herbrand47]

That when they made good films, not garbage they these days.

[@spacies8882]

here he is! old fart ''john''

[@herbrand47]

And proud of it for being an old fart.

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

John Trotter And he’s right - you’d have to be an especially slow witted three-toed sloth to appreciate the comic book superhero garbage and insipid attempted comedies they churn out today.

[@tongbaimasongilmore3603]

Yep back then was all meat and potatoes unlike crappy film today

[@nedludd7622]

There is likely the same ratio of good to bad films as there was then.

[@TDeezyDoesIt]

These old movies ARE the BEST!

[@Celluloidwatcher]

Thank you for presenting Shadow on the Window with a fine cast, including Philip Carey, Betty Garrett, and Jerry Mathers before Leave it To Beaver made him a star on television. Also, Ainslie Pryor (the doctor) was best remembered for the TV sitcom, The Adventures of Hiram Holliday, with Wally Cox, a few TV guest appearances, and the Paul Newman film, The Left-Handed Gun (1958), his last acting role before his death. Loved the tension-building plot typical of 50's films showing middle-class America under siege from crooks (think, The Desperate Hours, for instance). BTW, I believe I saw this film on TV years ago, so it's been a while.

[@buck9668]

Philip Carey possibly best known for commercials where he ripped off the top of a potato chip bag with his teeth, then asked viewers, "Are you man enough for...Granny Goose?"

[@bananacake9289]

Thanks for the upload!!! 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️❤️❤️😂😂 Love all these black + white old films 🥰🥰🥰🇬🇧 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Better than most of the modern rubbish! Lol 😆

[@camelia9802]

Good movie - lots of suspense.

[@peterfinch4074]

Went to the ABC in Mansfield, Notts, England in the early 70's. Fantastic!

[@emmabenedek646]

28.3.21 Utube.From UK.Shadow On The Window. Yes weve seen about 40 of these kind of BW films. This one is amazingly good picture quality. Thats technology for you. Have not watched this yet and recently have been staring at these films less n less. Weve entered a lot of comments about what we are thinking these days re the Film Industry. Actors etc. However just like with Politics. Law. Health. and other issues all comments ignored. We hung out with the Cent London acting, Art and BBC scene for many yrs. We thought it was great. We weveb read 'The Times' Then one day two things happened, we were approached by victims of the Police, Mental Health,govt. Charity, Media, Royal Law. Court and similar systems. The second event was the assoc with someone who was not like anyone else. What happened over the next ten or so yrs was very hard to cope with because the situation demanded that we change our middle class cloak for reality. Many tearful hours was experienceds as our lives became no longer viable. There was a third happening which was the meeting of a man at a public meeting who opened a case and that conrained was full of litigation papers. The following twelve yrs were sensational and we experienced Police attacks whilst traipsing Cent london knocking on doors. We also experienced death threats from HM Court System but when that was reported to Police they wiped it from the computers. Weve gathered 1000pp evidence and our dear BBC 'friends' said this- Hide It Abroad' We approached the EEC about Human Rights and they told us there were none becauase its all about money not people hence the mal funded charities and other orgs. We now are not able to access Democracy of any kind incl Parliament. We have found 26 universities practising. The entire media is concealing evidence. The Police are still using violence. Their latest quote is as follows- 'No One Must Be Warned If They Are In Danger'. '.Among the media we approached was Dimbleby Press. The victims had in many cases searched for non crrpt Lawyer or Journalist for 6-10 yrs with no luck. We were obliged to employ bodyguards to save our own heath and lives. We found no trustable org which has HM Prefix. Now you know why we dont watch these Cop. Crimina. Judge. Press. News Headline. Nite Club. Fire Escape. Shooting. Punching. Knifing. Court Skinny Women With Curley Hair . film propaganda. 1000 Mails sent out. No replies. Meanwhile 2.5 Million people love a violent movie. Got it? Or not? By the way Social media has destroyed everything we wrote. Ten web sites destroyed.No spell chkd.

[@pattylovesbenj]

Excellent movie. Thank you for uploading.

[@SuperIliad]

The Shadow on the Window, released 6 March 1957 (USA). Philip Carey (as Phil Carey) as Detective Sgt. Tony Atlas; Betty Garrett as Linda Atlas; John Drew Barrymore (as John Barrymore Jr.) as Jess Reber; Corey Allen as Gil Ramsey; Gerald Sarracini as Joey Gomez; Jerry Mathers as Petey Atlas; Sam Gilman as Sgt. Paul Denke; Rusty Lane as Capt. McQuade; Ainslie Pryor as Dr. Hodges; Paul Picerni as Bigelow; William Leslie as Stuart; Doreen Woodbury as Molly; Ellie Kent, Girl; Dave Barry as Miller; Nesdon Booth as Conway - Truck Driver; Paul Bryar, Bartender; Don Carlos as Felipe; Thom Carney, Character; George Cisar, Proprietor; Curtis Cooksey, Desk Sergeant; Henry Corden as Louie; Tom Daly, San Francisco Dispatcher; Diane DeLaire as Thelma; Watson Downs as Ben Canfield; Bill Erwin, Policeman; Jeanne Ferguson, Girl; Michael Garrett as Dr. Turnesa; Jim Hayward, Dispatcher; Norman Leavitt, Postman; Jack Lomas as Jim Warren; Nora Marlowe as Mrs. Bergen; Eve McVeagh as Bessie Warren; Carl Milletaire as Sgt. Nordli; Mort Mills, Myra's Husband; Ralph Montgomery, Bus Driver; Billy Nelson, Unshaven Man; Joe Quinn, Policeman; Angela Stevens as Myra; Wayne Taylor, Young Man; Joe Turkel, Lounger; Julian Upton as Bergen; Mel Welles as Polikoff; Russ Whiteman, Desk Sergeant.

[@jennjenneightyeight3968]

THANKS!!!

[@SuperIliad]

@@jennjenneightyeight3968 You are welcome. PS: I used to own an Oldsmobile '88. Any relation to you?

[@jennjenneightyeight3968]

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[@SuperIliad]

@@jennjenneightyeight3968 Well, at last. Someone thinks I'm funny.

[@emotionalinvalid]

Gee, i never thought anything could shock Beaver Cleaver more than being made fun of by Eddie Haskell

[@livingnoise]

Great movie! Thanks for uploading!

[@browncow4092]

I LOVED PHIL CAREY, WHAT A MAN

[@aspenrebel]

Oh, is that who that is, I couldn't think. "Like Sand Through the Hour Glass, So Are The Days of Our Lives".

[@almanook3005]

Do you remember that hilarious tv commercial he was in, where he declared that he's "Mother Goose"?

[@glennschadow3779]

The opening music got me from the start and black and white , can never make goid films like this anymore .

[@paulwaddell9223]

I love old black and white movies particularly film noir

[@DateTwoRelate]

The director here did many other things including the tv show Bewitched!

[@tomburke5849]

and married to Liz Montgomery

[@TheKonga88]

And he made mademoiselle 🎅🌠🌠🌕🌜🌛🌙🐀🌟⭐⭐⭐⭐🍭🍭

[@bettegregory4960]

Great film thanks

[@charlesodell804]

Very good film. Notable how good the acting was with no big names (except the Beve.)

[@keithharvey7230]

No stars but who's Beve?Do you have a day release?

[@cynthiarogers2904]

GOD BLESS people like those TRUCK DRIVERS in the initial scenes ... and the POLICE !!!

[@purgatoryofhope1414]

Wow movie was better than I thought it would be thank you for uploading it taking the time and the volume was terrific didn't have to wear earplugs or anyting. Another great evening spent watching old-fashioned entertainment

[@user-zl1ib3ov5d]

I think the cop (Jerry Mathers) father was in General Hospital) John Barrymore Jr is drew Barrymore's dad right? He was a pretty good actor at that time. Corny story but great acting! Thanks 1:13:25 1:13:25

[@rogeriosantos-zr7bl]

Such an awesome movie!

[@magicbulletdancers]

thank you for a high quality upload ! this is a thoroughly enjoyable film, a terrific cast deliver believable characters. beautiful cinematizing. best regards from CA

[@michaelhewitt258]

Greetings California Nasty here in South West Michigan

[@johnbockelie3899]

" Hey beaver , where have you been ?" " Wally , you'd never believe the stuff I've seen while looking through a window today." Very suspenseful movie.

[@sunbeam8866]

Another little gem of a film I never heard of. Great suspense, and the home-invasion/robbery is still topical today.

[@alswann2702]

Great movie! thanks for sharing

[@susandinelt958]

Love olde movies ..thankyou

[@jedus007]

A very good movie

[@arieswaters]

Good movie for a Saturday morning good tension suspense

[@arieswaters]

Great movie but does anyone else I'm sure I am not the only one the Seas the hole in it where you wouldn't just drop a kid off like that pass them along to some other people the cops would want to know exactly where you picked him up and that would be important. I'm sure other people thought of this I just had to say it

[@kayjackson8922]

loved this movie!!

[@SRSM198]

Thanks for a very good well acted film from start to finish.

[@AJ-wd5xc]

Great quality too. Thanks for uploading!!

[@gilbertmiller7328]

Top movie.thx. for loading.

[@MariaGonzalez-nn5ke]

GREAT MOVIE!!!

[@spartandodge6034]

This is a good one. Thankfully in good condition. Suspense drove me crazy, but that's what it was written to do. enjoyed the whole production and acting Thanks so much. I wan

[@paulmcginn5146]

really great and i'm loving it so much beauty old school boyyeess

[@pressureworks]

This could've been a Dragnet movie. They really could use Friday's help !!!

[@-oiiio-3993]

With monotonous Jack Webb voiceover?

[@thereseshine7506]

I loved this movie! Great acting! Who's that handsome man? LoL glad the story ended the way it did. She was beautiful too!

[@BETTERWORLDSGT]

Good Movie! Little boy is Beaver Cleaver!!Yes this was good and Definitely worth seeing!!

[@spacies8882]

heres another old fart over here aka betterworld

[@adolfmussolini996]

One of cops on the untouchables

[@robertbingel918]

What strikes me, already at minute 4, is that two truckers are worried about a child walking the highway. That they stop! (point one) That they care enough to take him into the truck (and there isn't any fear of child molestation/kidnapping charges). (point two) They take him to the truck depot and the dispatcher doesn't rag them for picking up a hitchhiker or rather, rag them on the "insurance risk" (since we are not yet in the days of constant litigation). (point three). Then, none of the police are shown as thugs, murders, or Ku Klux Klan, but as middle class, nice guys, working men, who take their job of protecting the community seriously. (point 5) Finally, the movie ends with a happy ending. That things can be (mostly) put aright. Unlike today's university professors and politicians who assure that nothing will be normal again -- because that would not fit their ideas of "justice". That was back in 1957, the Dark Ages we are told. Today, this is truly a different time. How did our society ever decline into the polarized, fearful mess we see today??? Now that everyone is so "woke" and knows to blame everyone else and never holds themselves accountable for anything.

[@bill-2018]

And now the lawyers of the criminal would get Tony on a charge of assault at the end of the film.

[@renuagarwal8264]

Beautiful movie....I liked it...

[@splash5150izy]

The volume is perfect with this Movie, now why don't they have the volume sorted like this for all the Old B/white Film's, Btw Great Movie :P] .v ..

[@mdnis]

Yeah, there is something Jim likes better than corned beef. The SOB.

[@lwc1029]

Libby's.

[@TheKonga88]

He was eating moon pies