shake hands with the devil , full lenght movie

[@playwright4peace]

It's been years since I saw this film, but its imagery and dialogue have stayed with me. What a memorable and haunting film. Thanks for uploading!

[@geebilly]

I am a fan of old movies and Irish history and yet I'd never heard of this excellent film till yesterday. Cagney and the rest of the cast is great.

[@sageparsely2365]

I never heard of it either, 'til today June 24th '23. But aside from him killing the barmaid, the Cagney character was totally right. That was no peace treaty, it was a slavery pact, which is why the IRA regrouped.

[@Rosco-P.Coldchain]

Yes couldn’t believe it when I saw young Harold Steptoe as well, he’s also a very good actor ..Great film I agree ❤

[@bristle66]

Very good film about a watershed moment in Irish history. Cagney - stunning as always - but with an exceptional British and Irish supporting cast. Saw it as a boy over 50 years. Thank you very much for posting.

[@benrumson1063]

Glynis Johns as of Apr 30 2019, STILL WITH US! Born 5 October 1923 (age 95) I love her voice. and was quite a stunner in her day also.

[@SNROPQUEYR]

Also watch - No Highway in the Sky - Glynis Johns

[@johnmartin2470]

Agreed

[@jacquesgoldson2114]

Odds

[@charliewest1221]

Love her, always. She's 100 in 2023.

[@finn6861]

Years since I saw this.True classic.Last time I watched this I was with my Mom-over 40yrs ago-Thanks for uploading.

[@hectoracosta9325]

The Incomparable Mr. Cagney, a Hollywood lcon! May he rest in peace. Thanks for this film!

[@chrisrattray8958]

I saw this at the time,1959, when I was 12 years old. I thought it was boring. Of course I was too young to understand what it was about. Even so, I remembered that and avoided watching this when it occasionally was shown on TV. How wrong I was to do that. It’s a fabulous movie.

[@ror312gallery19]

great story,great acting,great film,,!!! jimmy cagney,don murray and all,,brava,,!! also lovely to see my home country again,it has been many years..cheers all,!! robert

[@DoojeenDoonican]

Many thanks for uploading this classic film - I've previously watched it in segments - now this continuous performance version is a real treat.

[@freemarketjoe9869]

Really a great cast all around. There are movies...and there are the ones that define greatness. This is one of them. Dublin 1921...you are there!

[@thecovidprisoner]

Great film, Cagney excellent but no one has commented on Richard Harris who became big on stage and screen and John Le Mesurier most notable in Dads Army. Many thanks for uploading this. 👍

[@williammonahan7496]

I can MGM l

[@peterbamforth6453]

Glynis johns and I am sure another actor from the 49th paralell niall macginnis as well played superb parts.

[@Rosco-P.Coldchain]

Yes he was brilliant in the wild geese

[@charliewest1221]

Beautiful, beautiful Glynis Johns, turning 100 in 2023. Love her, always!

[@bonesdoc11]

Great old film, thank you. Cagney was one of the best ever.

[@jamesupton4996]

Cagney was absolutely brilliant in this. The shootout at the docks at the end was brutal.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

I don't have to shake hands, The devil sends emails each & every day to try to tempt me, to lure me into the darkness of filth and forgery.. What kind of a person does that?? "not a person fool, it's the devil!"

[@edrick826]

what a magnificent actor he was(James Cagney). what else can you say, he leaves it all out there in EVERY part he plays. This movie is no different. RIP Mr. Cagney...…….

[@clairewright2789]

Brilliant movie brilliant cast. Thanks.

[@eddiemurphy5781]

Cagney best actor that ever was. When U watched his movie you watched him.thats what makes a great movie Star ⭐️.Also a kind man. Also a good Artist( painter).

[@coolroy4300]

Yep, very good movie

[@charlesrast4235]

He could sing dance and play gangsters. Multi talented.

[@coolroy4300]

@@charlesrast4235 Yes ,he was very special

[@pamalford8319]

Great movie. James Cagney's acting range knew no bounds. Thanks for the upload!

[@larrywoodall8537]

Hello Pam, how are you doing and how is the weather with you

[@XXMPZEC]

First time I saw this movie was a child and the more I watch it, the more I appreciate it as a work of art bar none. Superb acting especially by Cagney whose character leaves you wondering about his misogynistic attitude towards the barmaid .

[@charliewest1221]

He was sub=consciously attracted to her but his all consuming passion for the cause repressed this attraction which eventually morphed into misogynism.

[@vencingetorix27]

A memorable film, and Cagney is haunting in his role as local commander of an IRA cell. Sadly, this film has not been issued on DVD. Huge oversight.

[@PlanetaryCitizen]

It has now

[@NECRONOMICON7-7-7]

I have it on dvd

[@Rosco-P.Coldchain]

Was it a political reason why the didn’t release it for years..? It wouldn’t surprise me if it was the case..😃Great film

[@moriahjacobs6131]

Love anything with Cagney in it. Don't know too much about Irish history, but I love St Patricks Day. I am "black" Irish on that day!

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

Hello Moriah You many not know but for many years the Irish were called and classed as the blacks of Europe because of the cruel and brutal behavior of the British government, its army and their police, During the 50s,60s and 70s in the UK it was common to see signs outside lodging houses No Irish, Blacks Or Dogs allowed, when looking for employment the signs were No Irish & Blacks need apply, that also happened in the good old USA and that is a recorded fact. The Irish and Blacks were welcomed when people were needed to fight their wars and carry out works that other people did not want to do. The Black and Irish people are all proud people, they will not stand aside and let anyone abuse or talk down to them, they are a fighting people, fighting for the good of all mankind and fighting for own their rights.and just for started Muhammad Ali forefathers/mother came for Co Clare west of Ireland, President Barack Obama's Irish links to the Kearney family from Moneygall Co. Offaly Ireland .Jimi Hendrix had a mixed genealogy, which included African American, Irish, and Cherokee ancestors. This is not uncommon. His paternal great-great-grandmother Zenora was a full-blooded Cherokee from Georgia who married an Irishman named Moore, You see that we are all connected somewhere back along the line, the more people understand this the better for us all. You are more than welcome to feel IRISH on the 17th March or any other day of the year

[@benjaminrush4443]

1959 - Great Cast for a really good film. One of many forgotten gems to see. Watch & enjoy. Thank you from an older German/Irish from Boston, MA. USA.

[@User-4-mn3or]

Wonderful movie! Cagney at his best! This is a realist portrayal of Ireland's fight!

[@comanderagc4265]

Good movie...but we’re still waiting...☘️

[@mjc11a]

Interesting film and a quality upload. Thanks for posting.

[@iggypopforyou]

Wonderful film. Excellent upload! Thank you

[@rock1torock]

very good movie showing how really bad things were in ireland i am glad things got better but thanks very much for uploading this film

[@BeltandBraces]

thanks for a good film never watch this before

[@christopherfranklin972]

Excellent and thought provoking film with a wonderful cast.

[@magoo9767]

James Cagney was a grand Irishman!

[@Chelz12]

and today we have rosie o donell haha

[@akagent6343]

What a brilliant movie to watch on Saint Patrick's Day. Erin go bragh

[@AndrewLohmannKent]

What an amazing cast and strong story played to its best. With minor roles played by Harry H Corbett, William Hartnell, Jon Le-Measurer.

[@philiphalpenny3783]

...not forgetting Richard Harris, of course!

[@AndrewLohmannKent]

His role was not minor. He was not a minor charictor at all.

[@philiphalpenny3783]

@@AndrewLohmannKent Noel Purcell's role was minor...remember his sole scene in the boot of a car?

[@grassfuse]

Fascinating film,thanks for posting it,I can't understand why it's so little known,especially given its quality and it's fairly frank and balanced approach to such complex and grim events.it is sad to recall how much hope for peace and an end to violence there was,only to be followed by the Civil War and another 70 years of struggle and loss.I hope that Ireland can finally find the peace and prosperity such a noble land and fine people deserve in the 21st. century!

[@heatherbowlan1961]

Beautifully said ! ❤️🙏🇨🇦

[@Rosco-P.Coldchain]

It has nearly a million views though

[@mrmeathead2107]

I enjoyed this old film and James Cagney was brilliant.

[@ednammansfield8553]

This is an excellent film with a really good cast of some very famous actors. James Cagney played a great role as the IRA commander.

[@Aubreykrendale]

Excellent Cagney vehicle. Hero that goes nuts in the end. All Cagney films are great but this is one of the better ones and one of his last.

[@bundown5463]

Nice flick to sit back and watch on a cold rainy day here in NY. Thanks ....

[@dubinboston]

oh no problem , thanks for appreciation and pass it on to others , take care , fran ,

[@dianepriore9576]

Yeah CAGNEY BOGIE BRANDO SHALL I GO ON? ALL CLASSICS U WATCH FOR THE SUPERB PERGORMANCES EVERY TIME

[@BradBrassman]

Great film, ripe for a remake!

[@clouddweller1195]

remakes never do justice.

[@DoojeenDoonican]

Richard Harris sparkles in his first film - obviously a star in the making.

[@evanblackwood5823]

Fuck

[@tarasbulbas1340]

This was his 2nd film..the 1st was Alive and kicking,made the same year.

[@fredwadecc]

I lived in Belfast for 2 1/2 years during the "Troubles". This brought back memories

[@boleyn123]

***** Well, Mr. W. I am glad you survived it. Being British I am none too proud of what the British did in Ireland and in many parts of the world. Cheers.

[@gavinreid8351]

Robin Harding go take a selfie

[@eamoncowman7305]

Great to see this movie again after so many years. Ireland shook hands with many devils down the years. Not least Cromwell, Churchill and Lloyd George

[@eddiemurphy5781]

IF the Irish had known Churchill Was a Closet HOMOSEXUAL the Irish would have won the War sooner.

[@miralong8501]

This is our country and we will never give it away.

[@Portpunxprotest]

What a fantastic movie thanks for the upload :)

[@ROCKINGMAN]

Just seen this. Fantastic film and engaging with great acting from James Cagney and Don Murray, Michael Redgrave, plus many British well knowns, about Irish IRA against British Black and Tans. Plots, underground meetings, terrorism, politics are all here in this fictional story.

[@Seamus322]

Dub, thanks for posting this-my Granda fought the Tans and Auxies in North Tipp-have a great St. Patrick's Day!

[@heatherbowlan1961]

God Bless your Granda ,a long with all your family ! ❤️🙏🇨🇦

[@TomRivieremusic]

One of my favorite actors is James Cagney. There were so many good actors and actresses I remember all of them in my youth. 😍Wonderful movie.

[@fasteddie9055]

Keep the old IRA pics coming. This Cagney classic reminds me of NYC television during the 50s on St Patrick s Day.

[@frankwilkinson6328]

Naive simpletons.

[@Rosco-P.Coldchain]

Superb Filum and Cast about a country that is always close to my heart.Thanks ❤🇮🇪🎥

[@fknucklewit]

I love old movies!!!

[@philipsimmons9916]

Thank you for uploading

[@eshaibraheem4218]

Thank you, too, Mark Taylor-Canfield,.for your comments.

[@premiepal]

loved it.. thanks

[@linneab8317]

Cagney plays yet another captivating and complex character. More movies like this one.

[@frederickbowdler8169]

great film nicely paced and i think a very realistic portrayal of issues

[@stuartlawsonbeattie6200]

Stuff the politics, this is a brilliant film and Cagney is brilliant and also the cast are to be congratulated on making a 1st class movie which was very controversial regarding the script. Brilliant Hollywood. Thank you

[@tarasbulbas1340]

Troy Studios who made this film are based in Limerick Ireland.....so Hollywood had nothing to do with it.

[@wojciechdziuba1485]

3........................................

[@glenreid69]

Good old rare film Monday 14/03/2016 22.43 pm

[@Nomadmandolin]

Around 47:50 nice bit of camera angle interpretation. This is a great film thanks for sharing!

[@RhodeIslandWildlife]

Truly a classic, worth watching.

[@ianporter7474]

"gigity, gigity" great film, many thanks...

[@JohnSmith-xx5ou]

Thanks for posting ,great movie .

[@sydneysheppard6686]

awesome actors creating a timeless master piece for us to enjoy!! loaded with talent!!!❤🇺🇸😎✌

[@sydneysheppard6686]

thanks for the upload❤✌

[@davidhewson8605]

Great independance film. Glynys ours !. All actors fantastic. Thanks. Dave ( welshman )

[@LibertyTreeBud]

Excellent movie, great Cagney vehicle. Thanks

[@Raelspark]

Good Cagney movie and an interesting primer of the Northern Ireland Troubles for those who can learn about the topic. Young Richard Harris in this.

[@peterbamforth6453]

A 1st time watch for me . Amazing riveting and very different .10/10

[@TheTigersbay]

Excellent film 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻 , I grew up in north Belfast during the 70s at the height of the troubles.

[@markr.devereux3385]

Strong 7.5 out of 10 James Cagney is excellent as always!!

[@delana2842]

Excellent film. Thank you for posting it!

[@douglas9607]

Thank you for the video

[@kaykeelan3765]

I saw a little bit of this in the making - they filmed at Garda HQ in the Phoenix Park and a good crowd of people watched (at night) as they filmed a scene. I was too young to see the film when it came out, but remember the excitement of seeing actual film stars.

[@TheRoadDawg]

What a Great movie. Sadly the Irish fought amongst themselves after gaining independence from Britain.

[@trafforde]

thanks for this magic

[@billiewilson5197]

Great movie,good storyline and James Cagney tuff as ever , 😡🤗👏🏾🎭🎥🙋🏽

[@jheney19]

Great film THANK YOU for sharing

[@larrywoodall8537]

Hello Janet, how are you doing

[@lsmart]

Thanks for uploading this superb and historic film, which has superb acting by the incomparable Cagney and a slew of other first rate actors. Just a brief history for those who are not familiar with it. This film depicts the battles in the first half of 1921, when Northern Ireland was under British martial law and roughly a thousand men were killed on both sides. The film ends on the eve of the Anglo-Irish Treaty, agreed to in mid 1921 and signed in December, wen the IRA was suffering tremendous casualties, while the British Govt. concluded it could not end the battle by military force, which led both sides to agree to a truce. It was followed by a civil war between the "Cagney" supporters who wanted to fight to the end, and the opponents. Those supporting the peace won, and things settled down pretty much until the 1960's when the internecine religious battle was re-ignited, until the Irish-British Catholic-Protestant war was finally brought to an end with the Good Friday Accord in 1998, which was negotiated by US President Bill Clinton and his Secretary of State George Mitchell, and which has thankfully stood the test of time ever since.

[@maryowen1722]

A hidden gem 💎 I just uncovered!❤

[@romelvela9752]

Beautifully made film.

[@mickigoe]

15:20 That chilling moment when our hero discovers that his friend has two mickies .......the horror of the revelation plays out in the faces of the hero and old lady ...... but the younger girl takes a more measured view of things ..... I'd say she'd try anything once .......the flibbertigibbet.

[@michaelcollins237]

Agreed

[@1916jamesconnolly]

a galaxy of stars in this old classic. even Steptoe at 17mins! tis a grand wee movie.

[@keithcaffray6523]

It's not Steptoe, it's his son (Harry H. Corbett)

[@1916jamesconnolly]

Their surname was Steptoe. He was Harold Steptoe and his dad was Albert Steptoe. The rag and bone company was called Steptoe and son.

[@TIOMKIN1]

Excellent Movie, Cast, Direction and Music Score by William Alwyn. I've always liked James Cagney's acting. Thanks. Out.

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

this was released in 1959 and director Michael Anderson also directed the 1956 versions of Around the World in 80 Days, which also starred Glynis Johns, and 1984 which also starred Michael Redgrave. also, in 1956 Don Murray co-starred with Marilyn Monroe in Bus Stop. also in 1956 Dana Wynter co-starred in The Invasion of the Body Snatchers. in 1955 Cagney starred in Mr. Roberts with Henry Fonda, Jack Lemmon and William Powell. this film was quite a pleasure. never seen before. thanks.

[@jeanmoore3997]

Excellent movie, so many faces.

[@thomascoleman9037]

Brings out the Irishman in me

[@johnmartin2470]

Brings out the revolutionary in me

[@dogbitr5833]

During this motion picture Flavor Flav was in charge of the fire Brigade and the judge he was really it needed in England at during that time lots of English production companies went with the flavor version of Flavor Flav

[@shaun5944]

Thank you. I've liked and subscribed 👍

[@spacepatrolman]

8:08 aa DOVE the symbol of peace

[@heatherdewar2162]

"Cor Blimey" never knew that Steptoe's son had an Irish background !

[@larrywoodall8537]

Hello Heather, how are you doing and how is the weather with you

[@scrivens100]

Thanks

[@joevald3]

Very powerful well done movie ...

[@JGLeber]

Great movie!!!!!!

[@ggaines747]

James Cagney, a brilliant actor in a brilliant role... First time ever hearing of this movie though...My one question (especially since I'm neither Irish or English) was Cagney's character portrayal that of a 'bad-good guy' or of a 'good bad guy'??? As the movie ends it had me questioning principles, mark of a great actor... good or bad Cagney was ruthless.... awesome old movie!!!

[@heatherdewar2162]

Mark of a good "WRITER" ................

[@philiphalpenny9761]

Niall MacGinnis, as O'Leary looks like Paul" Goodfellas" Sorvino here...

[@manueltubens7347]

You must mean Ray Liota not Paul Sorvino.

[@lsmart]

@@manueltubens7347 No, he means who he says. Look at his photo; he indeed looks a lot like Paul Sorvino: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niall_MacGinnis

[@noahjohnshiloh6947]

#FANTASTIC 🎥 MOVIE... #PTLJC *Praise God..* 👑 🦁 👑

[@maryowen1722]

When he killed Kitty, I surely hated Cagney!! Such a good actor!!!

[@Privstuff]

In fact, the Crown forces in the film were the Auxiliaries, not 'Black and Tans'.

[@althea_starr9861]

It's a work of fiction but an astonishing movie nonetheless considering Hollywood didn't have much interest in the Irish or Ireland.

[@philiphalpenny9761]

Does Cyril Cusack here remind anyone of Albert Reynolds?

[@brianmccarthy5557]

The hangman or the politician?

[@philiphalpenny3783]

@@brianmccarthy5557 ... former Taoiseach...

[@Vinj94]

Great movie

[@prowelderbill]

Americans should learn from this film; could easily happen to us all.

[@joejones9520]

slowly is...