The Baroness and the Butler (1938) William Powell and Annabella

[@Funsoul8]

William Powell such an exquisite actor, Elegant and refined. No one like him today. ❤

[@christopherTYJ]

Annabella! Another irresistible French blonde! She had a terrific career.

[@76RoseBudq]

right on the nose !!

[@deborahluongo6794]

I love William Powell, and I will definitely watch this movie again, one of the best actors ever💕

[@judyboast4020]

I love these old movies. No foul language, no long drawn out sex scenes, no nudity. I'm not a prude but it gets a bit boring when they drag those scenes on. I have watched a few old movies lately and thoroughly enjoyed them. Simpler times. Thank you for putting them on

[@juniperberry5316]

Judy Boast I love these movies for the same reason. Sex scenes are so uncomfortable to watch and unnecessary.

[@joyceoewify]

These movies are so pure and clean, oh, the good ole times!

[@angelcitygirl]

Especially nowadays. I watched Bridgerton on Netflix which everyone has been talking about. And those sex scenes, blah. No need for all that.

[@chrystalsnow145]

That is why I only watch old movies.

[@tyrander1652]

Simpler times were due to censorship. PG rated romantic comedies are not hard to find today.

[@evaperez4139]

One of my favorite movies is My Man Godfrey. A handsome and talented actor. Rest in peace

[@cococherie5066]

Very handsome indeed! Those smouldering eyes, and the dimples. Such elegance and humility. Soooo underated. Rest in peace beautiful man❤❤❤

[@ih82r8]

He was also very good in Double Harness

[@CherylSimser]

@@ih82r8 I haven't seen but will look for it now. Thank you.

[@Bees1732]

Me encantó la película, My man Godfrey. Estás películas me encantan🤗🥰 deberían traducirlas todas al español. Son muy lindas.❤️

[@catherineclinton911]

I love "My Man Godfrey," too! It was released in 1936, and it is interesting to note that William Powell had been married to Carole Lombard, his co-star, from 1931-33. They were able to remain friends and sure worked well in that movie. Neither of them had remarried at the time. (She married Clark Gable in 1939, & he married Diana Lewis in 1940.) Sadly, Carole died in a plane crash in 1942, age 33.

[@djm4854]

Honestly, more than the political messages themselves, the bigger message I took from this lovely film is how two men w/opposing political views can still support, respect, and encourage one another in the course of it. It's such a sweet, beautiful notion---one that has disappeared in the diatribes of furied faces in today's political news. Kindness and decorum has become a lost, unpracticed art. This movie brought a tear to my eye.

[@Danthehorse]

Indeed. I actually had the same thought a few days ago.

[@mrskenscott9643]

I agree. This was a lovely example of how people should treat each other regardless of their political differences. Should be required viewing for anyone venturing into politics.

[@periyoung487]

What a lovely thought. I miss civility most ardently.

[@lindasmith2345]

You are soooooo very right!

[@DebbieRenee-te2jd]

So we’ll said! Profound and so unequivocally true!

[@theonecounttheonecount8477]

How refreshing to see William Powell, once again, with an excellent cast, and a quite different premise for a movie. Not even a thought of inserting a curse word in the script, or a scene with naked actors, but a plot involving love and human decency in the midst of family, political debate and stable minds, while, as always, highlighting the classes.

[@l.w.i7478]

What’s so bad about naked actors? If it fits the film, and they’re of age, naked actors can be a tearjerker, a laugh, a shock, sexy, or just plain beautiful. I respect every actor who decides to unrobe for a good role, in service to the role. We were born naked, and we go naked (when the Musselin shirt has rotted), nakedness is natural.

[@fireballxl-5748]

@@l.w.i7478 It is exactly your kind of thinking that has brought the depravity to the movies and then television. In fact your own lust bewrays your own depravity and sinful mind.

[@EWms-go4tx]

No

[@allend2749]

i miss all the filthy words and all the naked blk men with w.hyte women

[@yourstruly4316]

No !!!

[@williamsawyer3635]

First time I have seen this film. I fully agree with so many of the comments about the style, the 'class', both of the script and the cast. It is 'delicious' to watch. William Powell was simply a superb actor, across SO many films.

[@barefootcontessa3112]

These old movies on KZbin are such a joy to watch, even more so during the current lockdowns. I no longer watch mainstream TV the news is depressing, the programmes seem to be all sex & violence and as for reality TV complete rubbish. This movie reminded me of the days when Cossack Dancers performed on Sunday night at the London Palladium, I can’t imagine the same thing being on the Rubbish Factor.

[@653j521]

Barefoot Contessa Or The Ed Sullivan Show.

[@linovalletta1496]

So true . Xxxxx

[@goldgeologist5320]

People had acting talent in the old days. They are mostly hacks now.

[@thegothshoppe]

Agree....I work late and I'd rather watch/listen to these films than those that have nothing but D&D (death and destruction). This is like listening to books on tape. The dialogue is wonderful.

[@johnthorpe8341]

SO APT AND WELL SAID

[@dannuttle9005]

Lifelong William Powell fan and I had never even heard of this movie. It's a gem.

[@marieruiz5696]

Just can't get enough of these classic movies!!!!!!

[@OrionLady777]

I love all the movies played by William Powell. The play and the story is always nice and meaningful.

[@goldgeologist5320]

Good script writing in the old days.

[@dragondog5941]

My Man Godfrey is one of Powells best. Hilarious.

[@jeremytaylor4085]

@@dragondog5941 I thought this was the same with a different name, but differing mostly in the details.

[@sgt.duke.mc_50]

@@jeremytaylor4085 agreed 👌

[@billkarmetsky4003]

From what I've read of Powell, he was a gentleman, a kind man, a family man and what might define an American man of his time.

[@redrb26dett]

I don't think that time was particularly good with Jesse Owens destroying Nazi ideology by his tremendous achievement against the aryan race in a country with an evil ideology but was aloud to eat in restaurants use public toilets ride on buses seated at the front and was personally congratulated by Hitler unlike in his own democratically equal country where Roosevelt kept quite not even a simple letter and he had to use the service entrance (not allowed to use the front door) to his own victory celebration source Jesse Owens himself in his autobiography

[@billkarmetsky4003]

@@redrb26dett You're a brainwashed moron on this. Hitler personally met with Owens to congratulate him because the Nazi ideology was that of embracing all men and cultures. You can absolutely research this yourself. Everything you think you knew about the National Socialists is wrong. Ref.: Benjamin Freedman, a former Jew.

[@maaziy_ghaziyIYI]

@@redrb26dett Hitler was a monster not because of the holocaust but because he and Germany emerged as the most powerful rival to British economy and the greatest threat to British power. Germany's economic success and military prowess posed a serious challenge to British hegemony. The Brits would've cared very less for Hitler even if he had committed massacres and genocides all around the continent. But it was only because of his challenge to the British supremacy that the Brits began a campaign against him. Churchill recognized how serious of a threat he was to Britain. A similar situation is arising as regards today's US and China relations. One way or another it will lead to a massive war, likely a third world war...down the line.

[@alanwilby9927]

@@redrb26dett// /... WHITES HAD INVENTED PLANES AND OCEAN GOING LINERS...SO HE COULD HAVE GONE BACK TO AFRICA AND RUN FOR THEM...THERE'S PLENTY OF ROOM IN AFRICA FOR ALL THE BLACKS IN AMERICA...EXPLAIN WHY IF THEIR TREATED SO BADLY BY WHITES ... THEY DONT GO BACK .TO AFRICA ..I KNOW.... THERES NO MONEY HANDOUTS... !!

[@alijames180]

Not many people would come here to try to find a way to make misandrist comments. Good grief! Celebrate their acting achievements. That’s all.

[@samueldavidrucker7514]

This film is a true gem. Perfect direction, classic dialogue, wonderful actors, great soundtrack. William Powell was the ultimate suave, sophisticated lady's man and Anabella has never been surpassed for physical beauty as well as tremendous dramatic ability. I haven't encountered very many movies I can watch over and over again and still be entertained!

[@jrmckim]

I used to roll my eyes at people who watched these old films. Now I can't get enough of them.

[@theresaholguin699]

William Powell was a very elegant and charming handsome man. Great movie Annabella was beautiful

[@rebeccaparedes8225]

I love these old 🎥 my papa just pass away this month and for my broken ❤ 💔💔💔 I can go back in time and remember him

[@deeb2021]

Im truly sorry . Its heart breaking to lose your papa. Scriptures speak of a resurrection right here on earth bible says. Many churches dont teach what's really in the scriptures.

[@henkerfastwalker]

I do the same ! Love it !

[@lavendardust]

I pray for you to have God's comfort.

[@dnaruka1307]

May your father R.I.P. And please do take care.

[@poppykok5]

To dear Rebecca...I'm so sorry you lost your Papa...I'm sending you warm, friendly & loving hugs...God bless you...

[@Bunny-8889]

This is a very charming story ! William Powell is such a great actor !!!! This movie won’t disappoint 🥰

[@maryhadalittlelamb25]

William Powell and Fred Astaire is what we used to refer as Debonaire. That mannerism is long gone but not forgotten.

[@johnlorenzen4633]

Amen

[@isadoradurso9491]

i would add Cary Grant to the debonaire list

[@ih82r8]

Astaire was hardly debonair.

[@vitameatavegamin4236]

@@ih82r8 Well, at times perhaps!

[@watchgoose]

@@ih82r8 you might want to look up the definition, just sayin'...

[@BrendaHaltom-cs6ck]

Wonderful! I laughed and cried! The worlds best butler!!❤️😀

[@brendajones8961]

Great movie. William Powell, as always, is a class act!

[@leodegas7731]

Recently, after I mentioned how I love old movies, they said it's fake and romanticized. I don't think younger people understand that these movies are not fake, but an example of what men should strive to be. Fair play, honesty with ones self and the ability to agree to disagree, in the case of this movie. I love these movies and even now, I try to emulate these heroes on the screen. In their personal lives, all of them had their issues, but their body of work showed us how they wished we all could be.

[@mike.p.1400]

Goodness gracious. I’ve never seen this one before. What a lovely motion picture. I simply adore William Powell.

[@hunterbravo9638]

He is one of my favorite actors, I've never seen it before either.

[@deeb2021]

Me too. Love watching him.

[@junerichmond3620]

Michael Petty

[@debiboyd364]

I am discovering watching William Powell, I love it! I have listened to him on radio shows this is only 2nd movie, best

[@latoyasosa398]

Oh William Powell my dream man! So in love with him and all his movies. Handsome, intelligent, classy, funny and witty. He is the whole package! What a dream! 🥰🥰🥰❤️

[@cadillacdebois]

William Powell was the very best!

[@LortsJailsus]

William Powell was engaged to Jean Harlow when she died in 1937. He is my favorite old Hollywood male actor behind Cary Grant.

[@ohmyblindman]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2066">34:26</a> sums up the whole movie: "Since when has work ever cheapened anybody?" A great message for our times, we CAN get along even though our views diverge.

[@tommysfather]

I get this warm, cozy, relaxed feeling just watching William Powell do his job, acting. The Thin Man series with Myrna Loy were exceptional since she also was fun to watch. Bravo Powell and Loy.

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

Thoroughly delightful. William Powell at his best, and Annabella, a real star. But the mother steals the show.

[@shelleymcafee8197]

This is a wonderful movie, in every-way; a real gem!!! Thank-You so much for uploading!!

[@daynaswan427]

I just love this movie. I have seen it 8 times now......never gets old😊.

[@tyrssen1]

I'd never heard of Annabella, before or since -- but she was excellent, and paired magnificently with William Powell.

[@thegreencat9947]

I do believe that she was once married to Rex Harrison.

[@kgus123]

@@thegreencat9947 Not Harrison, she married Tyrone Power.

[@nancyallen628]

After 2 years I am back again enjoying this delightful movie

[@dianaa8677]

I Adore this movie truly✨😁 William Powell is the greatest💞 Any movie with him in it' will be A magical one!✨

[@cynthiaennis3107]

Diana a I do so agree!

[@chuckkady7282]

Like you I love all William Powell's movies

[@vaniaguy8257]

Me2😍

[@deannayoung5311]

@@cynthiaennis3107 hes amazing 🕊💞oh my goodness I'm watching this movie again 😁

[@deannayoung5311]

@@chuckkady7282 hes so amazing Truly 🕊👍I'm watching him again During this situation we are in💞😁 Stay safe chuck kady🙏

[@laurabrowning7973]

I am a William Powell fan and have only heard of this movie recently. It was so nice to see it! There is a class to these old movies that does not exist today - or for several years, actually. It seems that today's movies don't rely on an actor's abilities as much, or skill with directing or cinematography. Maybe I'm just biased because I dearly love the movies from the 30's through 60's...Anyway, thank you for making it possible to watch a gem from the past.

[@lindarocco9974]

Wonderful movie. I just love William Powell. There were twists and turns to the very end. Thank you SilverScreen Classics for posting this movie for us all to enjoy.

[@silverscreenclassics9210]

You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@FrauleinDonna]

This movie is 19 years away from being 100 yrs old! My, I feel old!

[@fredcollari4400]

dont you mean 9yrs? we are old lol

[@dixierose5628]

Donna Morales o my goodness, say it isn’t so..😳. These are my favorite movies

[@dixierose5628]

Fred Collari 19

[@MK-ok6xr]

Donna Morales sometimes the oldest things are the freshest things😊

[@badabing9143]

Haaahaha 😄 cracks me up, with the "Ancient movies I watch! it's as though I go back in time while I'm watching some of them and have to snap myself back into this era when they're over. Lol some it's too bad there wasn't a part ll 💕It's hard to get interested in, shall I call "modern-day movies" I'll start to watch 1and end up turning it off and naturally watch my recordings, an Irene Dunne, Ethel, John, Lionel Barrymore, Jean Arthur, Cary Grant, Myrna Loy, William Powell, Margaret O'Brien, Gene Tierney, Susan Hayward, Henry Fonda, Shirley Temple, Clifton Webb as Mister Belvedere what a hoot, I can watch them over and over, he's hysterical! 😂 and the list goes on....I have no internet & can't watch many KZbin movies anymore n' there are some good ones on here! Sorry bout that I got carried away 🎥🎬💫💃

[@mybabba]

I’ve never seen William Powell in a movie before, but now I can understand why many consider him their favorite actor. He is very likable and a capable actor.

[@rfield4308]

Watch my man Godfrey the black and white version it’s amazing

[@auletjohnast03638]

mybabba, Have you seen 'The Thin Man' episodes where William Powell the gum show detective and his wife Myrna Lloyd go solving crime after crime.

[@tabithasewell2572]

You should see him in the Thin Man movies.

[@MossyMozart]

@@auletjohnast03638 - That's 'gum shoe', soft soles so that a detective won't be heard sneaking about. The whole series is a lot of fun. Myrna Loy and Asta the terrier were perfect partners for him. Wise cracking galore!

[@DavidHummell]

You might find the Thin Man series to your liking.

[@rotax636nut5]

What a superb movie, they don't get better than this!

[@mukundphanasalkar7972]

Oh, I simply love William Powell! What a fine actor! I always loved his 'Little Man's movies, in which he paired with another of the finest artists, Myrna Loy. That pair was a sensation for so many years! Both were extremely spontaneous, had great sense of timing, and a very easy presence on the screen. They entertained generations of movie goers. Hats off to both...

[@amyhon2000]

mukund phanasalkar Do you mean the Thin Man movies? Of did he do another series with Myrna Loy?

[@francisdrake6622]

I'm a huge huge fan of William Powell. It is the Thin Man you're thinking about. I'm 45 and have now started delving into the movies of the 30s and 40's, since Hollywood has started to suck so much in the last 15 years. It's awesome to see other fans of him. If you haven't seen it, I would recommend "Life With Father" for one of his most entertaining performances.

[@carolesmith4864]

@@francisdrake6622 "Life With Father" was a really good movie.

[@badabing9143]

Yes indeed!! Myrna Loy William Powell are two of my favorite and "The Thin Man" movies are great!! upcoming week/TCM all of the Thin Man movies \will be on this upcoming week

[@badabing9143]

thanks I had them all recorded and watched ~

[@chuckkady7282]

Dec 11, 2019 ~ William Powell Never made a bad movie. I will have been born 6 years after this movie was released. I wish I was in the condition the movie's in. The Sound and picture quality was great. The Story line was great, because the loud background noise of movies today, there was no aggravation. Movies are made for the kids today. What a pity but thanks to Turner Classics and KZbin we all can enjoy the better movies of yesteryear. I hope you enjoy it as much as I

[@robdonut66]

The actor playing the Baron (Georg) - Joseph Schildkraut - was very accomplished and played a great weasel too. He did the same in The Shop Around the Corner, Christmas movie.

[@dlb3512]

I have never seen a bad picture with William Powell as the star. He is truly the most talented singer and best actor in early Hollywood. This picture was made the year I was born, and I have seen and enjoyed it twice.

[@sorenadix6411]

5/5 Stars - Bravo! It draws you in, and leaves you waiting eagerly for the next scene! I loved it! Such innocence.

[@dianejens7054]

This is one of my favorite movies. I watch it whenever I need a good break from life -- like during the Covid-19 shutdown. Wonderful acting, gorgeous furniture and clothes and Powell. Annabella was so wonderful as the Baroness.

[@kathybrown7658]

That's the way to do it! Who needs drugs and alcohol? We've got works of art like these movies-and William Powell is a past master.

[@vickicsurbs444]

One of my favorite actors William Powell. Every movie hes in is outstanding!

[@mrjumbarrawa9044]

I am not sure what I watch these for more.. the actors, the script or the stage sets ... who am I kidding ?? its the whole package.

[@chuckkady7282]

April 21, 2020 ~ No noisy back ground noise! No cussing, No adultery, not one punch was thrown; yet there was great acting performances for <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="80">1:20</a> Min! Thank you Silver Screen Classics for playing movies before my time with great quality and fine performances by all. I came on the scene in Jan of 44. That was 6 years after this performance and 5 months before our troops Attacked the Nazi's at Normandy Beach France on D-Day June 6th 1944! As Bob Hope would say, "Thanks for the memories. :o)

[@louiseskip3488]

Thanks for this channel. Love escaping back to a time of manners, and respect.

[@suebell7660]

hello....another great film with great actor....thank you xxx

[@giggles4471]

What a great movie! I'm have become addicted to William Powell!

[@johnlorenzen4633]

Fabulous Bill Powell- what a cinema treasure (especially with Myrna Loy) . We need that wit now. I'd watch him reading the phone book. Seems to reprising a Godfrey character- worth a retread. Powell once again gives voice of a servant having more class than his bosses! Only he could pull this off. Ps lovely very french Annabella Ty Powers first wife.

[@sarahb.8772]

I'd never heard of this movie before and I have some how missed William Powell movies but now, I want to watch all of them. I loved this film and watched it with an unintentional grin the whole time. All of the actors were great but the mother, she had me rolling lol. Wonderful film, thank you so much for uploading and I definitely will subscribe.

[@beatlessteve1010]

IM RIGHT WITH YOU ON WILLIAM POWELL

[@MossyMozart]

@Sarah B. - The most fun Powell movies of all are probably the "Thin Man" series, partnered with Myrna Loy and Asta the terrier - a match made in film heaven. Wise cracking all over the place!

[@sgt.duke.mc_50]

@@MossyMozart agree wholeheartedly, I like William Powell, but he's at his best in the "Thin Man" series.

[@virginia7191]

William Powell with the always delightful Nigel Bruce in a movie I have never seen before .It doesn’t get any better than this!

[@eetadakimasu]

This is so good, I've foregone new movies and started watching these!

[@coobay4786]

Good move.

[@laurakibben4147]

Excellent move! Even better if you spring for commercial free 13.99 a month KZbin which you can then download and cast to your TV. These newer subscription services don't offer completely commercial free at the least besides having nothing good or worthy and requiring an expensive home WiFi package for "seamless" streaming. 🙄🙄

[@antonellaantonelli1987]

Adoro i film anni 30,40 e 50,le trame,gli attori,gli abiti, meravigliosi, classe ed eleganza,charme grazie dall Italia

[@tedhollandrcp]

Yes, that is very true. I am so grateful that these films are available to watch. Annabella was so charming. This is the first film I have ever seen with her. From Hollywood, California

[@beagle8boy]

Style, wit, class, dialogue and a story. Extremely entertaining and all over in 75 minutes. A pleasure and a treasure. These old movies are marvelous!

[@samfunk5192]

Great movie! Thanks for this gem with William Powell. Adorable.

[@mrsbrojoe]

Love William Powell and had never seen this one ~ THX !!!

[@chicoutimi48]

Superb movie! Flawless. Loved it! Worth watching again and again. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@dianekoskela3038]

I love these old movies, the movies of today don't have the same affect as the old movies. The fashions, style, decorating, all make the movies a pleasure to watch. Thanks for sharing these classic movies.😄😁🤩💕

[@brendabear839]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful movie I enjoyed it so much love William Powell and old black and white movies grew up watching them 💜💜

[@JuliaMallen-hr8ps]

This amazing film could end homelessness in our country! I can't wait to have a home to watch it in once again! Love love love this beautiful story!!! William Powell is beyond incredible love him! :)

[@lopa2828]

The comic timing of William Powell is excellent

[@eveholmes6197]

I so agree on his timing and physical comedic skills. Yet debenoir

[@AceMoonshot]

He had a gift, all right. Often imitated but never duplicated. He had great snappy patter.

[@georgcorfu]

Debonair, you mean

[@wcn111]

Yes, especially in the “Thin Man” movies with Myrna Loy. They both are my favorites.

[@MossyMozart]

@@wcn111 - He, Myrna Loy, and Asta were in a WHOLE SERIES of "Thin Man" movies. I enjoy the all.

[@paulphelps7809]

This is actually a good movie with a clever story. The sound is a bit unclear but still manageable. I must say I enjoyed it to the end and probably will like seeing it again.

[@melvynobrien6193]

Annabella is mumbling in a foreign accent, too; that doesn't help.

[@fernanditaluiz2591]

I think the audio is clear, considering the age of the tape. I wish they made movies like these today.

[@delphinidin]

@@melvynobrien6193 Yes! I had so much trouble understanding her! Although she was easier to understand after the first scene or two.

[@MossyMozart]

@@melvynobrien6193 - And why did she have such a thick accent when her parents did not? They had that upper crust British boarding school voice. Silly mis-match.

[@vernalc2449]

Dr. Watson! Love William Powell, great flick, thanks for posting! Last night I saw William Powell in "My Man Godfrey" and he makes a great butler.

[@sharmainhayward927]

Thank for such a lovely movie, loved the dry wit.

[@paulawalsh3374]

Love William Powell. Wonderful actor in anything he's in.

[@johnlorenzen4633]

Agreed! Class and wit and fun. We so need actors like him now.

[@favesongslist]

Not a single swear word, and I feel totally entertained. Yet what a setting for 1938 and what was about to come. TY so much for up loading.

[@esthersiceron]

What a lovely movie with very significant underline points regarding equality and reality of social cast. Wonderful!

[@stephenrose1343]

Wonderful old film, new to me.Thanks for posting.

[@laurakibben4147]

@stephenrose1343 You know how to find hundreds more right?

[@111oldie]

William Powell is one of the very best! I alo would love movies of him together with Myrna Loy. They were just great!!!!

[@johnbunyan5834]

A fine script and superb acting . thank you for posting this.

[@respecthewoman]

Hilarious. Aahhhh could you just imagine the politicians of today being so eloquent, open-minded and unthreatened by their oppossors? It would be a delight to see people disagree yet, still treat one another with respect. Not a fan of Annabella but Powell. In a class all by himself.

[@davidturner1641]

I totally agree. If people were that civilized!!! but also take note this is posed as in HUNGARY and he is socialist right next to Germany and Russia... Great message to keep more peace!!!

[@maryhughes9505]

A delightful movie! William Powell and his work never disappoints! A perfect gentleman and one to be admired and perhaps even loved❣️

[@lolitabonita08]

many politicians of nowadays are sold and bought in open market...those who have the most money and power can buy as many politicians as they want...and the funny thing is that we put them in their high horse chairs and they never ever ever look for the best deals for the common people...

[@dalehood1846]

@@lolitabonita08 Spot on! You are so very right. Stay safe and GOD bless.

[@lolitabonita08]

@@dalehood1846 thanks Blessings to you and yours.

[@Quartzsite-0901]

Seen this movie 4 times across the years. Every once in a while, when I welcome some lighthearted entertainment with a good plot and good acting, I head to my "sure thing" movies. This one fulfills in every way.

[@bhollins3556]

Such a charming disposition, dignified yet kind.

[@bhollins3556]

@Charles Harrington Jr.hi Charles, the dad and William Powell.

[@ritadaniels7931]

I didn't know of this actor until seeing ''MR PEABODY AND THE MERMAID 1948''. Just love the nostalgia and the homey feel these films give you. xxx

[@queen_ofall2360]

Somptuous, well mannered, respect to the core, distinction...and love. I had a great time, tks!

[@robertd.carver6240]

Witty, sophisticated and socially conscious! Well-acted by the entire cast!

[@r.r.r9746]

Socially conscious?? How is that a good thing?

[@vaniaguy8257]

Absolutely 😃

[@johnlorenzen4633]

@@r.r.r9746 it can be if its for the little guy!

[@chrisk8187]

Witty, well spoken.

[@Margarinetaylorgrease]

@@r.r.r9746 You're right, "HOW"!!!! shoot the poor, they should know their place, serving me coffee when I wake and no back chat

[@nadiasawicki4108]

I really enjoyed this film. Well acted and all the actors and dancers were beautifully turned out. I hope to see more of these sort of innocent but fun films. Thank you for sharing this film.

[@claudettedelphis6476]

Totally enjoyable 💐🌿🌻 So love 💕 the classic movie and the lovely music 🎶 Now let’s dance 💃🏾 Thank you for thinking of us and sharing your exquisite taste 🌜🥀🌺🌸🍃☘️🌈🍒🍾🥂🎹🎻🎁🪅🎉💝💽🦚🦩🦢🦄🐕👠👗💂‍♂️😇🌛

[@beezo2560]

William Powell, masterful and witty and the beautiful Annabella is always a pleasure. Well done.

[@Prof.Tarfeather]

Absolutely Delightful Film! I never heard of this or have seen this one and loved it! Thank you so much for sharing it. The Baroness, played by Annabella is so Beautiful! [ see note].More so than any of the Actors of this time period. All of the Actors played their characters so convincingly, drawing the audience in and immersing us into this wonderfully written play. Bravo! Note: Anabella, was the stage name for French born Actor/ Actress Suzane Georgette Chapentier. Born 14, July 1907 in Saint Mauredes Fosses, France. She was an accomplished actor in France when Hollywood discovered her. Her first marriage lasted only two years, 1930-1932 when her husband died. They had a daughter, Anne, born in April 1928. Anabella remarried in 1934 to another French Actor, Jean Murat. Yet this was when Anabella's career would take off as she was going to sign a contract with Twentieth Century Fox Studio's, then run by Darryl F. Zanuk. She starred with Henry Fonda in 1937 a British film under TCF contract named; "Wings of the Many" She would soon go to Hollywood to co-star with Tyrone Power in Suez, where inevitably they would fall in love and against Zanuck's offer to give her a "Multi-Million Dollar Movie Deal, tht would take her overseas, because he didn't want Power to marry anyone, she refused! What the executive did next is appalling! Tyrone and Anabella went to France where she obtained her divorce from Jean Murat. They got married and honeymooners in Rome. Zanuck was so angry he stopped casting Anabelle in movies and took this a,step further! Because she was under contract, he wouldn't even loan her out to other Studios asking for her? Meanwhile, WWII was in full swing and Tyrone signed on and left! But not before making two trips to France to first retrieve Anabella's Mother, who moved in with them, and before returning Anabella's brother was shot and killed by the Nazi's! She was able to get her daughter Anne and return. Tyrone adopted Anne legally. There's more to the story.... It's disgusting how much power Hollywood held over their Actors lives. If any mistakes were made, they are my own in spelling or interpretation.

[@artmcpharlin6730]

YOU CERTAINLY are not a person of few words and much of what you wrote is rissoles and non descriptive.

[@lisastallingskeelor3328]

Such a clear, wonderful upload. I looooove old movies. Lots of wonderful direction and acting in this film. Those service carts are so Art Deco. I love them!

[@ghostog4224]

Huge William Powell fan and really enjoyed this less often seen movie. I enjoyed the characters and the plot - thank you so much for this post!

[@josephdodd5770]

William Powell was one of the all-time great’s

[@fourthgirl]

That man had a way to make a woman feel like she is the only one in the world. Love William Powell.

[@cynthiaennis3107]

I loved this movie! William Powell is great in everything he’s been in! Love it just as much as My Man Godfrey! ♥️💕

[@christopherpardell4418]

In 1931 a Detroit heiress ran away from home with the family chauffeur... and built a mansion in Santa Monica where they entertained lots of Hollywood stars and producers. If you ever watch Beverly Hills Cop- the mansion they have the shootout in at the end is the house they built. This and similar movies around this period were inspired by this couple’s real life.

[@barbaralamson7450]

I love you know this. Thank you very much for sharing this wonderful piece of history.

[@bcsurvivor4713]

What are their names?

[@barbaralamson7450]

@@bcsurvivor4713 I've no idea.

[@christopherpardell4418]

@@bcsurvivor4713 It was a decade ago I saw the story in a book all about the various old properties in that area... I think the couple was named Cooper- The house was called Villa Ruchello.

[@stevengrotte2987]

I have watched & enjoyed it before. I am greatly enjoying watching this movie again. Many more of this type of movie, PLEASE!

[@silverscreenclassics9210]

The classics never disappoint, do they?

[@nitathomas1691]

Excellent movie! Love the style, love the class!

[@Chanatx]

This is probably one of my most favorite movies ever! Thank you for sharing!

[@silverscreenclassics9210]

You're so welcome! So glad you enjoyed it.

[@judith-havas]

They actually were on location in Budapest for some of the shots

[@sgt.duke.mc_50]

William Powell has always given me a feel that he is a personal friend I'm watching. My favorite Powell movie is "My Man Godfrey", this feels like the same with a few details changed. Thanks for posting.

[@philipcarthy2977]

Ah William Powell such an elegant man and brilliant actor

[@brendastanley4546]

Love him with Myrna loy. Superb actor!

[@browill9]

I absolutely loved this movie. Thank you for sharing.

[@sljensen1]

What a great movie,I love William Powell.

[@sunniharley1745]

This was a lovely love story. Loved it!

[@galinagavrick9066]

Thanku Silver Screen for this movie... Ive not seen this movie but I thoroughly enjoyd it .... a very wonderful story with our wonderful actors from those days very happy i watchd it ❤

[@dawnmarie8550]

William Powell is my favorite actor of all time! Thanks for the upload hope to see more of him

[@lavendardust]

This movie s great So interesting and full of surprises and of course the great acting of William Powell.