The Hollywood Collection: Alan Ladd - The True Quiet Man

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Apart from the legacy of his movies, Alan Ladd left behind a close- knit family which counts among its members some of filmdom's greatest successes.
Included in the program are excerpts from some of Ladd's most notable pictures: This Gun For Hire, The Glass Key, The Blue Dahlia, Whispering Smith, The Great Gatsby, Shane and The Proud Rebel. Interviewees include co-actors Don Murray, Lizabeth Scott, Patricia Medina, Mona Freeman, Anthony Caruso, Peter Hensen, Edith Fellows, Director Edward Dmytryk, Producer Sam Goldwyn Jr., sons-in-law Producer John Veitch and Radio Commentator Michael Jackson and Alan Ladd's son, Producer David Ladd.
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[@ericparnell4623]

Will never be another like him. Alan ladd is the man!!

[@foxvienna1]

Alan Ladd in Shane was as good as it gets. Brilliant story and cast.

[@gilgerarts]

I saw Shane when I was a child. It became my favorite movie. Now, a thousand movies later it is still my favorite. All because of Alan Ladd's performance.

[@HartmutJagerArt]

Yes indeed, Alan was perfect as Shane - but so was Jack Palance as the gunfighter Wilson. Without those two , Shane would not have been a great Western !

[@haydeephillips33]

I watched the movie Proud Rebel and he was awesome in this movie with his son David . Alan Ladd was a great and handsome actor.

[@immaterialimmaterial5195]

Oh wow, yes! SHANE, THIS GUN FOR HIRE, THE MAN IN THE NET, THE GLASS KEY... (and that's just for starters!!!!) Alan Ladd is one of the Hollywood greats!!!

[@miguelcebrianalvarez498]

Que gran actor Alan Ladd.Muy buenas sus películas del Oeste.

[@davejordan7272]

Shane best western ever made

[@cartersol38]

My late Father's and my Western Hero! Shane was and always will be my favorite movie. Mr Ladd went through so much. He seemed to always meet life's challenges 'head-on'. The movies he has made, will stand the test of time. An incredible Actor, wonderful Father and Family man, and a very dear friend to so many in the movie business. Gone-but not forgotten!

[@ExtremeMysteries]

+Sol Carter Thank you for watching. Please subscribe and share bit.ly/JansonKZbin

[@yacodiva316]

This western is iconic because it portrayed all the elements that were key in the production of a fine piece of work. The cinematography of the landscape, the editing, the performances with regard to character development are deemed paramount in its entirety. Even the dog could act with regard to the scene in the bar before the climatic outcome.This picture is where one saw the connection of all the characters and appreciated the scope when it came to the just and unjust, the right and the wrong of handling matters, friendship and conflict. It displayed the west in its raw form. It depicted life in the old-west all its faults and its unwritten code when it came to dealing with issues at hand. This was a well made movie and truly showed that Alan Ladd was a great star. This is a must see classic.

[@paulamberger7316]

gunsnroses4716 a

[@darylkenworthy8669]

The quite man John Wayne

[@jackwalker1822]

Shane is my favorite movie. Have seen it literally dozens of times. Alan Ladd was perfect for that role. Part of the genius behind that movie was showing the scenes from the point of view of the child Joey. Reminds me of To Kill a Mockingbird because that movie is shown from the point of view of the lawyer's children. The last 5 or 6 minutes of Shane are iconic in the history of film.

[@elchoya100]

one of my favorite movie heroes of the forties,never will see his like again. nobody today has class as these stars had in the golden age of hollywood and that voice deep and clear diction.

[@elchoya100]

one of the greatest movie heroes of the 40s and 50s,fantastic voice he had too!

[@edithsymmans3273]

The late and great Alan Ladd, he was such a wonderful actor and wonderful family man. May he rest in peace. Thanks for up loading this.

[@robharding1957]

Shane is Alan Lad and thats how l will always remember him,

[@waltersimmons6472]

Agree 100%!

[@steveandon63]

best move all the time Shane

[@pegcage]

That scene in Shane when he first meets the boy and sits on his horse smiling at him MELTS my heart every time I see it. In my heart when I see that scene, I know, HERE IS A MAN WITH A GOOD HEART. And this bio flick confirms he was a good man.

[@flashman7612]

Well said Mary, take care.

[@shaun5944]

That's was very nice what you said there Mary. God bless you 🙏👍🇬🇧

[@deriter64]

Funny the Ladd or Shane retrospectives never highlight that wonderful scene when Ladd and Heflin cut out that damned stump. It's brilliant.

[@Seekthetruth3000]

One of the best movie stars ever.

[@jamesodonnell3905]

Hi Clint follow that

[@MOGGS1942]

Alan Ladd WAS "Shane",and he was my boyhood hero.

[@musicmann059]

Thank you for sharing this. Alan Ladd will always be my hero known as Shane. Still, to this day after 35 years when i first watched the movie, and countless times since then. I read the autobiography Ladd: The Life, The Legend, The Legacy of Alan Ladd: A Biography and when I finished it, my heart was sadden by what he went through when his mom died and of course how he died. I believe that he always carried the guilt and images of when he was a child and coming home to find his mother and the awful way of how she died. Sometimes we carry ghost from our past and let them haunt us through out our lives. I also believe that he was a good man and a loving father and caring husband. I also feel that he had a hard time loving himself. He will always be my hero as a decent man and my favorite cowboy, Shane. Rest In Peace Shane.

[@ExtremeMysteries]

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[@therealeben]

People like Alan are fewer and fewer all the time. So glad we have film.

[@darlenecombs6270]

These are some of the greats.

[@jean-pierreauroy2661]

Alan Ladd a une Vraie Gueule de cinéma comme beaucoup d,acteurs de Western américain comme Steve Mac Queen

[@Tsnore]

Ladd had THE voice!

[@stephaniecampbell4879]

Very understated actor. Good to know he was a good person.

[@Ken7663]

Thanks for the memory of one of the best.

[@jazzx251]

wow - I've seen loads of "how it was made" movies - including Alien and Star Wars. I never realised he was a film star in his day, before he became a VERY INFLUENTIAL executive. Both Alien and Star Wars were troublesome films that the studio was a whisker away from pulling the plug on - but Alan put in a good word and so, in a very understated way, allowed movie history to happen. Clearly a guy who loved even the promise of a good movie. That's a true film fan if ever there was one. He was an optimist that was rewarded, rightly, a million times over for his executive decisions.

[@jazzx251]

***** yes, my bad - but they do look very similar

[@victoriateague9012]

He had kind, gentle eyes, a aura of sadness about him.

[@davenix604]

Vickie Ballard I love your comment,so true.

[@user-xg5vu4kc9b]

I .really agree with your comment. And He has very good voice.

[@jerryblair2339]

Alan Ladd was a great actor in all his roles I loved him in Whispering Smith,TheIronMistress and of course Shane one of the greatest Westerns of all times.The gunfight with Jack Wilson You're low down Yankee lier prove it .I watch every month.

[@Oldgittom]

Ladd was transcendental in 'Shane'. What a performance! The movie is one of the greatest ever. No, it's not just a western. it delves deep in the mysteries of human existence. The ancient Greeks who invented theater would have u/stood & loved it. Shane & Ladd never left. They'll always be with us - vita brevis, ars longa.

[@ExtremeMysteries]

He was truly an amazing actor. Thanks for the comment and make sure you subscribe for more quality documentaries: bit.ly/JansonKZbin

[@luismendizabal]

Shane un solitario jinete que aparece de la nada y se marcha hacia la nada

[@antoniosavio993]

Ciao ladd sei stato un grande attore

[@Trueblood59]

Wow, I waited soooo long for this Bio!! Thank you for sharing it!

[@birdsdaword]

Love Alan Ladd!!!

[@shaun5944]

There really was something special about this man, there is some very good, accurate descriptions about him. I loved Shane, great scene with Jack Palance. Your a low down Yankee liar Boom 💥👍🇬🇧

[@2011littlejohn1]

I think one of Alan Ladd's greatest assets was his voice.

[@shaun5944]

Well said Jack 👍🇬🇧

[@user-xg5vu4kc9b]

I really agree with you. Alan Ladd is very hansome and looks gentle and slenderman, he didn't look wild, rather intelligent. But he performed lonly gunman perfectly. One of reason is his voice!

[@chilalopip]

Alan Ladd, artista muy acceptable en pelicuas de accion ambientadas, en el far west por ejemplo : Shane en la que creo que por su magnifica actuacion, merecio El Oscar.

[@lilytyler7851]

Alan wanted to be taller-- yet he was a big star. Much truth is omitted-- for example his love affair with June Allyson in his older years. I think he was separated from his wife at the time. Alan's best film was probably Shane, but his films with Veronica Lake really stand out and made money; Lake was the ideal partner for him because she was only about 4'11 or so. She was extremely beautiful and had a lovely , kinda simmering voice.

[@raymondparker5751]

ALAN LADD GREAT MOVIE STAR AND LOVING FAMILY MAN HE SHOWED UP SO WELL IN HIS MOVIES AS ONE THE GREATEST ALONG WITH JOHN WAYNE AUDIE MURPHY WILLIAM BOYD CHARLTON HESTON BURT LANCASTER GARY COOPER AND MANY MORE BUT WAS SO WELL RECOGNISED FOR HIS FILMS AS " SHANE" AND" PROUD REBEL" LOVED THE MAN

[@johnnowakowski4062]

Great biography!...

[@mohamedfarahmire4287]

Alan ladd He was the tallest Man for the Actors of western Cowboys ,in the United States of America,the Second Man was Gordon Mitchell(Akiila).all thanks.

[@franciscosalles7981]

Dizem que, não obstante o grande sucesso que fez no cinema, esse ator era extremamente tímido e sofria muito com a timidez. Não sei mais detalhes. Li sobre ele há bom tempo. Surpreendi-me com essa informação.

[@edwinbos3159]

A very touching tribute to an important icon of the American Cinema. I have a question though: with all these well-positioned-studio-executive sons and sons-in-law, why are there so few good prints of Alan Ladd's movies? Why are his films not available for "love or money" on DVDs or on TV? Why every stupid Wayne or Bogart vehicle gets more play than any of Ladd's movies??? And so his legacy slowly recedes into oblivion, with all his loving family and friends calmly looking on. :(

[@pegcage]

+Edwin Bos There are some of is best movies right here on youtube. Since I watch movies on my laptop, I can watch him whenever I want. And Shane is on streaming Netflix.

[@mrtarawa40]

Absolutely! The the Real GREAT GATSBY!! And the film is lost to posterity!

[@atheistcory4174]

great

[@pegcage]

Shane is my favorite movie, or at least one of them. Strange, because I usually abhor violence in a film. There is a lot of violence in Shane. But also a lot of beauty and truth, and warm romantic emotion. It is a mark of a great actor, too, when he can make you love a film that you should hate just because he is so great in it. That is what Alan Ladd did for Shane.

[@paulcleary9694]

he could throw a punch.shane was the best western ever

[@ExtremeMysteries]

paul cleary Glad you think so, thanks for watching.

[@halcyon289]

Yes Paul, I agree, Shane is the best of them all .

[@TheManWithNoName93]

paul cleary one of the best

[@ExtremeMysteries]

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[@marioriospinot]

Nice.

[@CaminoAir]

I hadn't seen a Ladd film in quite some years. I saw 'The Glass Key' last month and I'd forgotten how good Ladd was. Will be re-watching some his films soon.

[@mahmodabdulsalam99]

good actor Alan Ladd

[@ExtremeMysteries]

mahmod abdulsalam Very talented actor, hope you enjoyed it.

[@mahmodabdulsalam99]

i enjoyed the movie thank you

[@jorgecarrillo4779]

Shane es Alan ladd

[@JSB1882]

They always make such a big deal about how short he was, but if he was like 5'8" he's taller than a lot of male stars today. He was an average height guy. Geez! It must have been some work to get Lizabeth Scott to be interviewed - she was a very introverted woman. Maybe she felt that connection with Ladd.

[@edwinbos3159]

Jake Drew Not to split hairs (based on his military record) he was actually 5'7" but I agree with your point that he was hardly a "midget". In fact, Bogie was 5'8" and nobody even commented on his height. Bogart played with Ingrid Bergman, who was an inch taller than him, and she had to wear flats in all their "Casablanca" scenes (plus they did some trick photography to make sure that their height difference didn't show). It didn't make "Casablanca" any less memorable.

[@JSB1882]

Right! They always talk about Alan ladd having to stand on boxes, but I doubt that was true because his height isn't that short. I think Tom Cruise is about Ladd's size too.

[@sertorrhenclegane]

+Jake Drew That is true, but put him against a guy like Clark Gable, who was 6'1, or John Wayne, who was 6'3, or Errol Flynn, who was 6'2, he would look like a dwarf. He clearly wasn't as I'm about the same height as he was, but I always feel dwarfed by friends that over 6 feet tall. It's a matter of perspective.

[@JSB1882]

PeterBluth Oh true about the male stars, but compared to most women I can't see why he'd have to stand on a box at 5'8". That had to be made up. I know Bing Crosby had to stand on a box but he was like 5'5".

[@sertorrhenclegane]

I merely brought up those guys because they were the standard bearers for leading men. Tall and strapping not average height and strapping. As for working with ladies, well, when you're the same height or an inch taller it just drives the point home that you aren't those guys.

[@alexeim1966]

Alan Ladd was born a Virgo Water Ox (September 1913) Triple Yin signs.

[@SuperGTRman]

he will always be .."shane '..to me..!

[@Polishwm]

He was a star,not like these celebrities we have today.Phffffffffft,,all pretty boys,no real men,like in the 40s and 50s up until the 60s,i think.

[@nealward9646]

Like coiled spring steel

[@ExtremeMysteries]

Neal Ward Thanks for the comment Neal! Don't forget to subscribe to Janson Media for more quality productions like this one using the link: bit.ly/JansonKZbin

[@goodguy5993]

f foot 4 of talent

[@joseyqleava3160]

Anybody uplooaded Santiago 1956.....with Alan Ladd in it?

[@jamesmolloy85100]

described by the hulking Lise Hand of the Sunday Independent as "a midget". She also insultede me, Journelest with Journalest same newspaper, seven years or moreHe was the same height as De Niro, Bogie, , and hundreds more of American Hollywood stars, Edgar Robinson included. At the end of the road, is talents measured in inches, Nelson,; Napoleon and your and our beloved Audie Murphy; the most decorated soldier' in American History, 23 or more military awards.For me Shane is the finest American wstern ever filmed, even Clint Eastwood reference in, Behold A West Rider, a poor remake of Shane.. God be with you always Alan Ladd and the memories you infected us with

[@briancoker3547]

Ladd is screwed over again by tmc! His birthday is Sept 3rd and they aren't playing any of his movie's. He was in a few film noir and some of the best Westerns Shane Whispering Smith Branded Red Mountain Drum beat and was voted most popular actor in 54I have depression and I'm a alcoholic a but im5'11. Ladd was around 5'6 HD was worried about his height but he was bigger than most in being friendly family man and he did most scenes in one take! I always admire him! He seemed to be the under dog in Hollywood and maybe in his marriage? His wife his manager pushed him later in his career to do movies that weren't much good and had him all over Europe away from home where he wanted to be! She was money hungry and it weakened him physical and mentally

[@pietrocalcioli8169]

E' SHANE

[@eugeneparra3894]

Chan

[@joep8787]

Too bad he internalized the criticism about his height. James Cagney, John Garfield and Edward G. Robinson were short men too. Robinson was not only short, but ugly as well. Difference was, they not only didn't hide it, they flaunted it. They made up for it with attitude. I bet if you'd poked fun at Cagney or Robinson about their lack of height, they'd have knocked you on your ass.

[@greenfordanger7736]

Alan Ladd was involved in the Hollywood gay sub-culture, often attending parties at George Cukor's home. It was suggested that many of Alan's problems stemmed from being sexually-conflicted.

[@suzannesadiiqa]

So he was a family man was he? He left his first wife and child..................I wonder where they fitted into his life when he became a star.

[@MrUhwoody]

+Sue Harvey - Do you now.

[@lilytyler7851]

He also had a love affair --in his later life--with June Allyson.

[@2Jonesy]

(y) >>

[@frankbarrow9347]

So what?

[@tommclaughlin5354]

"Your a low down Yankee liar"

[@truth7294]

"...most loyal man in the world..." ?? Divorces his wife for career advancement. "....he was a family man..." ?? What script are we reading? 'Take one -take two...Hollyw$$d...' No question an awesome actor...butt...