The Chairman | English Full Movie | Action Drama Thriller

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Amidst the geopolitical tensions of the Cold War era, a high-stakes game of espionage unfolds as intelligence agencies vie for control over a groundbreaking technology. At the center of the intrigue is a brilliant scientist whose loyalties are tested when he becomes entangled in a web of deceit and betrayal. As he navigates the dangerous waters of international politics, he must decipher friend from foe and uncover the true intentions of those around him. Join us for a gripping journey into the heart of espionage, where the fate of nations hangs in the balance and the line between hero and traitor blurs in this thrilling tale of intrigue and deception.
Starring: Gregory Peck, Anne Heywood, Arthur Hill
Directed By: J.Lee Thompson
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[@reallifechangingtruth7679]

Well, I watched the movie and it was just fine! I realized fairly early that I saw it years ago! Anyway, I'm 70, and movies like this are typical of my time. We didn't have (or need) any overly graphic T&A, fast-paced drama, split-screen distractions, highly graphic blood and gore up close and personal, bad language all over, etc., etc., etc. No! We just watched the movie, I guess in simpler terms than what's expected now! No disrespect to the younger crowd intended. This movie actually told a good story that made us think! So, in my opinion, view, and judgment, the movie passes muster! MBJR. 4-8-24 at 8:52 P.M. Oregon Time.

[@SachiBanerjee-tc8jy]

One of the best actor in the world is sir Gregry peck my most favorite

[@gregorylawrence6440]

My all time favorite actor!

[@Whatisit_1999]

He was great in the Omen.

[@michaelashall4523]

The days of good movies with great scripts and stories have passed. It’s all foul language, porn , violence and noise.

[@pennymalvern8689]

I'm only recently realising how much I love Gregory Peck. His suave handsome looks, his voice. I would have loved to see him playing James Bond, but those films were to come later. Lately, I'm enjoying sifting through Peck's old films so I have a lot of good material to look forward to. Charlton Heston was my other favourite and I had a picture of him on my office wall back in the 1960s. Thank goodness we can still watch all those wonderful stars (men and women) today.

[@jubalcalif9100]

THANKS very much for uploading this 1969 thriller. A very good print. I remember seeing trailers for it when it first came out in 1969. But have never seen it shown on TV or on home video since then. No opening or closing credits? I suppose that's to avoid copyright issues. Understandable. From what I've read online, it was released & distributed by the Fox studio.

[@dtaylor939]

Thank you DDF for posting this lovely film.

[@bilbaggins1]

Oh boy! Even the great Gregory Peck couldn't save this pot boiler. All the same there was some terrific dialogue... propaganda dialogue of course. 8/10 for Gregory , 2/10 for the movie.

[@sergeydobrynin7277]

I am Russian. Every Russian has seen "Mackenna's Gold." Same director - J. Lee Thompson, same star - Gregory Peck, same year - 1969. But these are two very different films. IMHO, this is not as good but watchable - and historically interesting. In 1969, a KGB agent says about the main character: "He's got plenty of khrabrost {courage, bravery)." So it was an acknowledgment that the two superpowers - despite their ideological differences - could work together against a common threat. Unfortunately, these days, Russia's usurpers of power decided to work against the West, unleash an insane and brutal war, and side with China. Horrible times, indeed! So these old movies are a palliative of sorts.

[@enuajsifoto]

And I thought it was Russia that took this incomprehensibly aggressively stand against the West and pushed it westward all the way to Ramstein while the West was docilely just retreating - thank you for the insider information without such Russian accounts of history we wouldn't know where the truth is!

[@billshun3963]

It’s more like China is being forced into side with Russia by the West.

[@billshun3963]

@@sergeydobrynin7277 Come on! Don’t underestimate what do you mean by “ side with China” IMHO bcos of the trade war and tension with the US China has no choice but side with Russia.

[@kenboulder212]

Fantastic old times! Super actors, good movie.

[@WilliamMallinson]

Good film, but don't they realise that when Peck is speaking to America, the Chinese must be listening?

[@AutumnRose75]

One of the greatest!❤️ Thought I had seen all his pics. But had not seen this one. Very interesting.😮

[@paulogama5782]

Seen this picture in Lisbon, Portugal, back in 1971. It was an interesting film to see, with the outstanding Greg Peck. A cold war era picture that also approaches the China-URSS different views then.

[@winonamassingill7895]

Roman Holiday starring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck had the saddest ending of any movie 🍿 that I’ve ever seen. The look on his face as she walked away broke my heart. 💔💔💔💔💔💔

[@krishnamurthiperinkulamgan1326]

Why do you quote this now?

[@billshun3963]

Not really! That’s how you feel it’s okay .

[@GD-rd6ig]

Not sad but more emotional is ending to Cinema Paridiso

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

What does THAT have to do with THIS film??!!!

[@billshun3963]

@@XyzXyz-mm9vq leading male Gregory Peck.

[@maryohiomah4158]

Gregory Peck one of my favorite actors. Watching him with Lee Remick in ' The Omen' was interesting!

[@dtaylor939]

Mary he was in "To Kill A Mockingbird" too.

[@maryohiomah4158]

@@dtaylor939 Yes, I had watched that too.

[@borisaskoldt1410]

My too

[@winonamassingill7895]

For some reason this movie reminds me of the movie The Manchurian Candidate. 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@robertohoraciovines5416]

How about, ''Who is Quiller'', around ten year after this one. John Barry put the music score, performing that ''Wenesday child'' theme. By the way, Senta Berger, flashing in those days, portrays a key role........ Enjoy it....!!

[@Lee-mx5li]

Great quality film

[@pinetree909]

I thought it was pretty good

[@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195]

Interesting concept of Chinese life just 7 years after the end of a famine that starved to death 30 million + Chinese.

[@sabine4759]

They starved to death when they still had been ruled by their "emperor! Americans are still supposed being uneducated and finding the communist under their bed!

[@ENIGMAXII2112]

This movie reminds me of Canada, a lot...

[@verahinnant8021]

Loved Gregory Peck. Movie ok!

[@leonciojaragala2108]

Music composed and conducted by Jerry Goldsmith

[@borisaskoldt1410]

It's a good film, good movie 🎥📽️🎞️🎬📺📺📺🎭⭐🎭⭐🎭⭐👍👍☝️. 19/02/2024

[@joantreis2615]

Feb 19. 8:40 pm 19,592. Very good movie.

[@Baskerville22]

8 minutes was enough for me.

[@afkfromk1]

For me too

[@leelarson107]

I beat both of you! It took me only 6 minutes, and I pulled the plug. This is all dust and cobwebs.💣 Clumsy plot. 💣Awkward dialogue.💣 Wooden acting. 💣NYEHH. 💣

[@gaz1tinsley]

Excellent movie with great actors !

[@karensealy9782]

Thankyou 🎉

[@gerardmcandrew2901]

Shots of hounslow, in this.

[@jorgesantoine24]

Excellent film except for the ending. Obviously, Gregory Peck would not have been allowed to simply walk out and tell his story to the newspapers.

[@mikehicks9488]

A good example of politics walking into Hollywood. A rather sad film, but Peck received $500,000 plus 10% of gross to star.

[@virgorising7388]

And the Pentagon.

[@jubalcalif9100]

That's a pretty good paycheck!

[@user-eh9li5tx7h]

I have seen a lot worse. Worth a watch!

[@fuchsiafuture]

The silliest film I have ever watched. Low calibre for Gregory.

[@joeenglert]

they just spoiled all credibilty in this movie when I saw Kato from the pink panther..haha

[@marlonlo9661]

Not Kato from the Green Hornet?

[@jubalcalif9100]

Burt Kwouk !

[@janebirdsong5675]

Is this pre James Bond flix? I think they came along right about this time?

[@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195]

This was in 69. Dr No , the first Bond movie was in 62.

[@GrenvilleP710]

Bond came out 8 years before this in 61.

[@patricialivingston5349]

Dr. No - the first Bond film came out in 1962.

[@abogadojon]

At timemark ~28:23, a crowd of Chinese frenetically wave a small, red book. They demonstrate their (forced) confidence in the Marxist (commie) political regime of China and imply that Peck's character should read the book. It is the famous "Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung." Mao is pictured on placards in the crowd. Now you understand.

[@crhu319]

He should read it tho

[@tryarunm]

​@@crhu319Hahaha

[@codybanks9944]

Thank You for uploading this, it was GREAT to see "Master Po" when he could still SEE, back before he entered the Shaolin Temple to become a Monk where he taught Qui Chang Kane "Grasshopper". 😍🤩🥰😁(Hollywood Time lines that is. rofl )

[@winonamassingill7895]

I can’t figure out whether that Chinese guy wearing glasses is a good man or a bad man.

[@winonamassingill7895]

Bad man. 😮😮😮

[@SoapBoxMediaTV]

And he never even loosened hit tie!

[@pamelahansen5928]

“For a woman”😡”

[@archie6945]

There were problems with the communists in colonial HK in the middle-to late 60s so that it wasn't inconceivable that the mainland would invade...wonder if this was an inspiration for the film? Rather surprised to see Peck in such a film, with cheap titillation, probably as raunchy as they dared in the period?

[@toosiyabrandt8676]

Hi I doubt it! This is a James Bond clone!

[@TheTeach56]

Gee, no film in the projector! What a script!

[@plasticweapon]

???

[@paradiseisland786]

Gregory Peck was one vastly characeirised gentleman.

[@medhabatisoram5720]

YES ,VERY MUCH CORRECT

[@susancorvalan6765]

Jack Frost is excellent!

[@jubalcalif9100]

In my case, Jack left me cold....

[@davidhewson8605]

Difference between Chinese and US ??. Gregory Peck . Love all in the USA ,but don't vote for a president who stumbles or a man who looks as if he would attack you.😮😂😅😊. Thanks all. Dave

[@SeymourBalz]

A. Movie about Chinese culture.

[@RamjitRamlal]

Best film of all time's

[@Geo_Knows_Things]

What grabbed you about it? The mao quotes? the little red book?

[@billshun3963]

@@Geo_Knows_Things People have been watching too many FICTIONAL movies.

[@jubalcalif9100]

It's no "Bela Lugos Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla" (1952) but this political thriller isn't bad. Good cast.

[@sarahhearn-vonfoerster7401]

LOL 😆

[@melanie_luv2_sew]

an American spy safe on Russian soil. who wrote this?

[@marlonlo9661]

Edward Snowden?

[@sergeydobrynin7277]

In 1969 China and the USSR were in a bitter conflict. (Damansky Island and all that). I was 5 years old but I remember the Chinese scare. So it doesn't look too farfetched to me.

[@sandyjuntunen4088]

Its a movie! Lol.

[@Ari-ih2nl]

Brush. Up. On. Your. History from this Era. - DUDE. ! ! !

[@johnhickman2033]

A quite ridiculous and impossible to believe storyline.

[@Kate-ui5kc]

Not during the sixties...it wasn't just peace love and music. Vietnam was a proxy war. It's always been about China.

[@alanweiss1288]

@Kate-ui5kc But the depiction of China was entirely groundless, stereotypical and fictitious, tho I agreed that it’s always been about China

[@Kate-ui5kc]

@@alanweiss1288 not entirely groundless but the little accuracy was hyperbolic in the flavor of the Red Menace being promoted to boost the defense budget of the day.

[@Geo_Knows_Things]

@@Kate-ui5kc for the useful idiots in Hollywood.

[@Andreadax97]

W Capitalism, W Usa, W Americans

[@donnacrozier2003]

I watched two of Peck's movies these past couple of days! Seems they like to use the same phrases and lines .....just an observation!

[@nesbitstreet]

File under "Bomb".

[@plasticweapon]

file under "1980's film critic".

[@jgarbo3541]

Did Peck need the money, or just bored?

[@brankakrzalic55]

Prevod

[@irish89055]

Need to go to the house of elegant pleasure... they probably had dogs in the cages waiting to be eaten too

[@edwinswezey5028]

1969 film

[@WorldfreeFreemark]

Classic leftist Hollywood propaganda. The US government is portrayed as considering it normal to steal the "Chinese secrets", of course, the Chinese invented very little after they eliminated freedom of expression. They have manufacturing at all because indoctrinated American management gave away all the technology in the US for nothing, becoming the basis of Chinese knock-offs manufactured by slave labour. There is no enzyme that could cause plants to grow in freezing weather. That is a thermodynamics question, nothing to do with genetics or molecular biology. So they use a fake invention by the Chinese as a justification for the US to steal intellectual property from them. At about 58 minutes the daughter says he brought it upon himself, regarding the dishonoring of her father. Standard practice of nazis and communists to blame their victims. Then Peck explains why it is OK to steal for humanity, which is straight out of Hitler's playbook.

[@r.daillee1034]

Your love sheep is very lonely. And, here you are writing drivel. Beast!

[@virgorising7388]

Mostly it just lying to the American tax payers paying for it all.

[@johnleiva7319]

😊

[@marlonlo9661]

Leftist Hollywood propaganda? 😂😂😂

[@WorldfreeFreemark]

​@marlonlo9661 that's not much of an argument! It's more an agreement because you're incapable of countering. Hollywood has been a source of Marxist/Christian propaganda for 90 years, as soon as it became a draw for crowds the political shysters infiltrated that society.

[@alanweiss1288]

This is totally garbage, felt sorry for Gregory Peck. What a waste of talents

[@gungadin1389]

contract obligations?

[@marionpfander8752]

In my humble opinion this is a great movie to watch .

[@varaghu3156]

Average movie

[@robertjones-eb4xo]

Dated rubbish .

[@kadiummusic]

Twit.