The Girl Was Young (1937) by Alfred Hitchcock (Crime, Mystery, Romance, Thriller) Colorized

[@ericflagg80]

Hitchcock’s genius in filming an innocent man caught in a legal trap in search of his reprieve to wit a love story to boot is self evident here ! Hitchcock shines Thanks for sharing this epic gem a first cousin to The 39 Steps

[@alysononoahu8702]

Agree

[@alysononoahu8702]

39 steps and Saboteur 😊

[@wendybutler1681]

Made without computers. No CGI. Simply old-fashioned movie making magic at its finest. Exceptional job of casting, too. Most enjoyable!

[@krvnjrcbs]

Calm down over there

[@YOGI-yl4ff]

I second your statement. Love the oldies! December 12, 2024

[@brianpickles3421]

Excellent period piece. Early Hitchcock

[@jetplane10]

I love looking at the things in old movies like the cĺothes, cars, buildings, hair-dos Anything that makes a statement of the times

[@cattymajiv]

Yes. And in the colorized films you can actually see them, instead of having everything look flat and virtually invisible. The process gives them so much more depth and detail.

[@jetplane10]

@@cattymajiv great comment 🤗

[@dorismalbran9923]

Me pasa lo mismo

[@blossom1643]

Oh yeah so do I even though it IS kinda painful sometimes to see a really beautiful girl/lady with one of those “Hair/dos” they had!! What Were they Thinking??

[@billyfitzgerald834]

@@blossom1643 They will be saying the same thing in 100 years about our "Hair/dos." I look back at the 80s hairstyles and think the same thing. Especially mullets that have made a return for some very strange reason

[@almi3767]

It's great to see both b&w and color. Each version has different merits. As long as the original format is preserved.

[@uchibauki2515]

Unbelievable this movie was in 1937?! I can’t stop admiring their clothing ,they were very well made 😮

[@sandyfreyman3501]

Clothing was sharp in the thirties.

[@davids8449]

Yes indeed Now in 2024 men & women seem to walk around in Flour Sacks, and are Tattoo like Newspapers with little opinion about anything

[@kimmccabe1422]

Yes! The English had the best time period costumes for sure! But as a woman and artist I have to add, today, I love running to my corner Bodega for breakfast in my pj bottoms-No muss, no fuss, and no need for a blooming corset ugh AND NO HAVING TO DRESS FOR OTHERS, ESPEC. MEN. Omg, I have better things to do wth my time lol

[@hazel555]

Clothing wasn't any cheaper then than it is today relative to income; what _was_ cheaper was fabric for sewing your own clothing...today, fabric is extremely overpriced, with Asian readymade imports made with low-quality fabrics, the cheaper option.

[@debrabader806]

I cannot believe this is one of Alfred Hitchcock’s movies. It’s pretty good so far. I normally do not like when they colorize movies, however, this one didn’t come out so bad I would still like it in black-and-white though. Debra Bader.❤

[@PK-bh1ww]

Alfred Hitchcock never disappoints.

[@Soundofsilver2007]

The first talkie shown in the UK was Blackmail, (1929), directed by Hitchcock.

[@jow6845]

What a sweet (loose -plotted) film for an early Hitchcock - in its Wes Anderson-colourised mode. Sweet pair of unusually-named actors as the leads.

[@ИгорьЖелезняков-н7с]

Какой хороший фильм. Несмотря на криминальный сюжет, - отношения главных героев, их влюбленность, преданность, несмотря на разные преграды, - несут положительный заряд, радость, надежды на будущее счастье.... Спасибо.

[@poetcomic1]

Hitchcock as a young man LOVED English music hall and he filled this film with comic bit parts for music hall actors that still are delicious - from the pessimistic lawyer blind without his glasses, the little boy pumping gas, the two policemen at the old mill and on and on.

[@cattymajiv]

Yes, and his humorous touches are exactly why his films are so great!

[@SonhosPodemMudarDestino]

I love Hitchcocks Movies . Recently I have watched ..39 Stufen about espionage in the UK.

[@swahilijs]

Very good movie, 99% better than the crap put out on current tv or movies.

[@cattymajiv]

I knew there was no way that I could get through 10 comments before being forced to endure another one of these negative naggers. Why do people have this compulsion to bitch so much about modern movies in such a robotic way? The exact words are 100% predictable. Everything old is perfect and nothing new has any value. Why even bother, when we all know that every 5th comment will be identical anyway?

[@naiad473]

I absolutely love this film. Great dialogue with actors that can deliver. Not seen it colourised...looking forward to watching it. Thank you.

[@C7557]

I enjoyed this movie very much. It was my introduction to the beautiful Nova Pilbeam.

[@minutewithmark7564]

I thoroughly enjoyed this vid.. ty to uploader..

[@johngeary5436]

I watched "The Lady Vanished " last night,and tonight I get to enjoy this masterpiece...I am enjoying this new found hobby of mine.

[@Laura-tp8wz]

Thank you much!

[@annskinner8467]

How did I miss this? Wonderful! And thanks for the decent subtitles ❤

[@claudinebaliner5296]

Un film plaisant, on apprécie les costumes authentiques et décors de l'époque. Dommage que personne ne se préoccupe du chien atterri dans le trou ! Un bon début de carrière pour Hitchcock avec déjà une bonne histoire, beaux décors et prises de vues, un film très agréable à regarder, merci pour ce visionnage.

[@mabella3437]

Extradoiary !!!! Well done !!!!

[@garybrockwell2031]

Nova Pilbeam, born in Wimbledon,died in London in 2015 at 95 wow❤️🌟🇬🇧🙏😇

[@garybrockwell2031]

10 in six days 💯❤️🙏🌟 Yeah BLESS her SOUL 😘🇬🇧

[@Moxie-kb9eh]

I loved the art of colorized movies

[@ravanabrahmarakshas4263]

this is magic of a thousand pages of code of a.i. algorythms.

[@cattymajiv]

Whatever. It vastly improves them!

[@rachelsteele7699]

Great film. I love Alfred Hitchcock stories. Great suspense

[@gabrielszmulewicz]

Every scene is a theatrical statement. Around 15:45 the master himself appears in person. How lovely the picture has been colorized.

[@rattlacottagebakery7830]

Wonderful. Hitchcock’s sense of humour! Great sets and costumes. And those long tracking shots into the sumptuous dance orchestra scene…

[@MarkLahoreHypnose]

Un film tout en charme et en fantaisie ! La colorisation pour une fois ajoute à sa poésie. L'humour so british de Hitch jeune cinéaste prodige.

[@silviagaida7238]

Ein wunderschöner Film, ich habe ihn genossen. Vielen lieben Dank 😊

[@johnmodra9543]

Very entertaining with great characters, comedy and dialogue

[@rdisky40]

"Inocencia y Juventud", como la conozco en castellano. De las favoritas de Hitchcock de su etapa británica. La tengo en DVD con la versión en blanco y negro (idiomas V.O. y español), pero apenas la he conocido en su versión coloreada. ¡Gracias!

[@RetiredSchoolCook]

🥰 Great movie 🥰 Thank you 👍

[@SajaSama-he1pk]

Thank you very much for this film.. Best regards from Baghdad 🇮🇶☕🙋🏻‍♀️🌹

[@jonathaneffemey944]

Thanks so much for posting

[@nicolettapasquini6614]

Bravò Hitchcock inglese del 1937 con nova plenum ❤❤❤❤

[@peterhunt5890]

Very nice ❤❤❤. Thank you

[@katperson7332]

Nova was also in the first version of “The man who knew too much”.

[@mirtaferrara6470]

Muy buena el hombre que sabía demasiado excelente 🌈

[@katperson7332]

@@mirtaferrara6470I also enjoyed the 2nd version starring James Stewart and Doris Day. Also directed by Hitchcock.

[@mirtaferrara6470]

@@katperson7332 Doris Day unas de mis preferidas y Alfred un excelente director.🌈

[@bernadettevelasco6323]

Was that a young Alfred Hitchcock standing off to the side with a camera?❤

[@ludmillam.grabetz7649]

Soooooo much better in color!!!❤

[@cattymajiv]

I completely agree!

[@MichaelPatrick-c5o]

I much prefer "Young and Innocent" as a title. However, that's my only quibble. Thank you for uploading. I've got to give credit where credit is due no-one can direct like the Hitchcock man. Fabulous film with a terrific denouement at the Grand Hotel. Beautifully staged, though even Hitch couldn't get away with the blackface today. 😊

[@zennabella1676]

I ENJOYED IT. ITS ONE OF THOSE MOVIES YOU HAVE TO KEEP WATCHING. I DIDNT REALISE IT WAS MADE SO LONG AGO UNTIL IT FINISHED WHEN I SAW THE YEAR IT WAS MADE. GREAT MOVIE SEEING IT WAS MADE THAT LONG AGO.

[@sheibanineda2488]

At 16 mn A.Hichcock appearance outside the court!

[@lindaroth6273]

Spoiled it. Usually he is at the beginning

[@SuziQ.]

15:42

[@hemming57]

I never miss a Nova Pilbeam movie!

[@tbecie6106]

Nora Pilbeam just doesn't compare with the usual Hitch leading ladies like Grace Kelly, Tippi Hedrin, Madeleine Carroll...

[@misspeach3755]

@@tbecie6106 Comparing apples with oranges.

[@cattymajiv]

@@steveblundell7766 Yes. Her hair and clothing is very plain, but her face is beautiful! The only difference between her and them is the adornments, as is the case with most women. If you put enough money into the effort, even the Kardashian girls can be made to look good!

[@КалаьКьауь]

Какой интересный настоящий английский фильм👍👍👍🎉🎉🎉💯

[@Stardustpal25]

Look for Gaumont British, Criterion Collection, Janus, all great films.

[@Сергей-ь7ц2ф]

Very, very, Very Good!❤❤❤💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰😊

[@None-zc5vg]

Hitchcock pops up in a doorway at 15:55, wearing a cap.

[@whitesugarsweetchristine1023]

How it opens, "Christine!". I hate when people say my name like that. My nursing instructor did once and it rang in my ears for years. However this movie just made it up there as a cult favourite because of that.

[@simoneguedes8500]

Simone gostei muito de ter encontrado este canal só filmes antigos e bons.

[@chriskakavetsis1960]

Much better than excellent. No color please.

[@MaritzaAgosto-e1g]

Great film . I would love to see the faces of the cops and especially of the two young ladies when they find out that the accused suspect has been innocent all along . Never get hysterical ? Oh really .

[@jetplane10]

Brilliant film 🤩

[@Scotty2hotty-xc6gi]

Wonderfull Movie⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️ Such a Delight🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@mariaaparecidaalvesneto2064]

Seus filmes maravilhosos! Envolvente do princípio ao fim.

[@MarciaCampos-u6j]

Hitchcock foi o melhor de tds os tempos. ❤

[@YOGI-yl4ff]

I watched this before! Great movie. Thanks! December 12, 2024

[@Lilaoficial]

Mais um clássico! 👀👀👀

[@TgSunny-i8u]

Very neat films🎬🎉

[@mikesilva3868]

Great 😊

[@joaoclaudiocote]

Mais um filmaço ! Obrigado e parabéns.

[@AparecidaCosta535]

Ótimo filme adorei parabéns super recomendo ❤❤❤

[@neusamoura9514]

Obg ao canal amo filmes antigos 😊

[@GeorgeStar]

Hitchcock's two signature scenes were in this movie - a cameo by Hitch and dangling by fingernails probably the most copied scene in movie history.

[@None-zc5vg]

The eccentric "black minstrel" make-up of the band-members carried over into television era shows and could be seen on BBC television every week as late as 1978.

[@janbasterfield8200]

Very enjoyable movie !

[@hetlarsontao2346]

اشكركم لما تقدمونه من أفلام. كلاسيكيه /خلدون السعدي بغداد /حي البنوك

[@Laura-tp8wz]

Hello from the US 😊

[@cattymajiv]

And Canada!

[@mariapiaianniello4777]

What a style !

[@chantalmartinez378]

Très beau film merci

[@wendybutler1681]

Miss Pilbeam was 15 yrs old when filming. 💖

[@Donna-hz3vi]

In this film? Interesting!

[@daphnekivinen9482]

Nova Pilbeam was born in November 1919.

[@vivianedube3163]

L’actrice britannique Nova Pilbeam était née à Wilmbledon le 15 novembre 1919, soit deux ans et demi après mon père, et elle est décédée à Londres le 21 juillet 2015 à 95 ans et huit mois…Elle avait d’ailleurs tourné trois ans plus tôt un autre film de Alfred Hitchcock (1934) dans « L’homme qui en savait trop « où elle personnifiait Betty Lawrence. Et 22 ans plus tard ce même film sera tourné dans une nouvelle version aux États-Unis avec Doris Day et James Stewart dans le rôle des parents de la fille enlevée afin de faire taire au père (J.S.) ce secret d’État….Ce dernier film était sorti en noir et blanc aux États-Unis en avril 1935. Viviane (28-12-2024)

[@tatyanasosunova8310]

Спасибо за фильм, жаль что нет озвучки, я включаю субтитры, но они как всегда не точно переводят

[@funaboutgoats8710]

Ах этот зловещий смех!!!! Настоящий Хичкок! 😬💗💗💗

[@AnnaciaD]

i don't care for colorized movies. leave 'em alone

[@cattymajiv]

I LOVE the colorized ones!

[@jadakowers590]

Well worth watching! 🐩

[@sebastienresseyre9275]

❤❤🎉 MERCI 2EME VYE. 1 EN NOIR ET BLANC ET CE JOUR EN COULEUR

[@Martinique_36]

Mr. Hitchcock in his little cameo appearance.

[@miltonjota8114]

Muito bom

[@cristds1950]

Beautiful english

[@cristianoalmeida9716]

Alguém sabe me informar se esse filme é baseado em fatos reais ou história real?

[@cleideluzia5274]

Filme bonito,adoro esses filmes ❤😊

[@CCCVoice1]

Early hints of Hitchcock genius, but a silly script. So many ridiculous conclusions drawn from the flimsiest evidence. Every police officer knows the spouse is the most likely suspect, yet they don't even look for him. And, what happened to the dog? Not making sure the dog was OK was unforgivable.

[@MaritzaAgosto-e1g]

I wish the poor dog got rescued ... hopefully he made it .

[@AnnieCuellar-u7u]

I was born in March 1937

[@johngeary5436]

I was born March 24th in 1963.

[@julianyc422]

Wow, 1:16:40 Alfred makes an anti-racist scene in 1937, a civil rights move. Well done.

[@robertmarlow4272]

lol. In a later movie he has the villain hiding in plain sight in black face.

[@robertmarlow4272]

Wait a minute, it’s this movie. Pardon me, I’ve seen too many in a row.

[@DuvidoudancouNenem]

Adorei ❤

[@edlaineesilva2115]

Gostei 😊

[@FranciscoFerrerGaliana1930]

Magnifica pelicula

[@jolantagawronska9484]

Chyba najlepsze orginalne 😮

[@Ельвира-2628]

Хороший фильм, через год родилась моя мама, в 1938 году. А теперь и моей мамы нет в живых

[@susiefoxy8130]

Jesus, the brutal way he was handled whe he passed out!

[@uchibauki2515]

I think the title is The Miracle 1959 😊

[@SuziQ.]

It’s “Young and Innocent” (1937).

[@AnyapatrickMaillet-xg7cj]

Avoir vidéo en français

[@nancylee8061]

Why on EARTH would ANYONE colorize a Hitchcock film? For shame!

[@cattymajiv]

I love it! It's been improved immensely!

[@mickeybitsko1676]

Spoiler alert; cracking fine hitch😸😸😸😸😸🙀

[@JasminFackender]

Don't need subtitles

[@nsadegcmlf2116]

😂🗾…私が中学生だった時に見た白黒の映画が放送される事を希望しています←この内容は女子修道院の若いシスターが戦地へ行く若い将校を好きに成ってしまい彼の後を追って誰にも見られ無い状態で修道院の外へ出て行きました…紳士の若い将校は自分は国を守る為に戦地へ行かなければ成らない運命に有るので若いシスターの気持ちに応える事は出来無いと告げて去って行きました…一人取り残された若いシスターは修道院へ帰ります…すると消えてしまっていた聖母マリア様の像が元の位置に戻っていたのです…つまり若いシスターが修道院から居無くなっていた間に聖母マリア様が若いシスターの姿に成って修道院の中での勤めを行ってくれていたのでした…この秘密の一端を知っているのは高齢の修道院長だけです…雷鳴の光の中に聖母マリア様の像が戻っている事を見たからでした←もう一度見たいです❗とても素晴らしい映画でした❗誰か憶えている人はいませんか❓

[@eddiebruv]

The Miracle.

[@SuziQ.]

Yes, from 1959, with Roger Moore and Carroll Baker.

[@aliasnoelia]

Sí. Es,una película argentina de la década del 40 con María Duval que hace el personaje de monja. Al menos, es la única versión que yo conozco.

[@aliasnoelia]

Es una película del año 1946 cuyo título es "Milagro de amor".

[@cattymajiv]

Sounds awful to me, but each to his/her own.

[@angelapietras1235]

Cannot beat the British for a good movie.

[@AllenJones-w3p]

The main title is a far cry from Bernard Herrmann's main title for PSYCHO.

[@kermodecarver2103]

It's weird to realize that such a storyline is only possible because clothes were so highly valued and so highly personalized. Otherwise why not just buy a raincoat with a belt in a store and pass it off as his?

[@mrskenscott9643]

Beechcroft Manningtree. Beechtree Manningcroft.

[@OlgaTracenco]

Хороший фильм.

[@machfiver753]

image stabilization makes me queasy and my eyes ache if I watch it for too long. Whoever invented that filter certainly didn't intend it for use with anything other than a static single color background. Used on a movie like this it makes the picture unwatchable to all but navy personnel

[@catherinetetrault4789]

Great movie but what happened to the dog? Did he get out of the mine?😮

[@winnepeterson6570]

Lousy ending. They completely forgot about the old guy who helped them find the murderer.

[@leatharay3565]

When movies were movies

[@annemartin2793]

En français s'il vous plaît.

[@annemartin2793]

Super 👍 je vous remercie ❤

[@sheibanineda2488]

Left the T out! Hitchcock😊