Time Table (1956) MARK STEVENS

[@anhumblemessengerofthelawo3858]

_most clever plot; most well written; most authentic acting; and directed to perfection. deserves more views!_

[@eddie_wolf_]

My favorite movie channel and still commercial free. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@annef.6703]

Loved it! Nice twists and turns, and interesting cast. I am now a Mark Stevens fan and will be looking for others with him. I also really enjoyed Wesley Addy's part.

[@TheTesemeau]

Thank ou PizzaFix for all these brilliant uploads, you have made the prospect of a long, chilly Winter brighter for me and many others, great stuff!

[@guineapig4701]

No ashtrays! That was gross....One of the characters looks like Tony Soprano. Thanks Pizza for supplying all these shows and movies to help us get through this awful time.

[@jbwentworthe6082]

This was a very good noir film. Excellent acting and interesting plot twists. Two thumbs up!

[@sittnknittnwatchn3980]

Jack Klugman Love seeing actor before they became stars 💫💫

[@PizzaFLIX]

Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you. 🍕🍕🍕

[@dianevitale1214]

Another good movie. Ty Pizza.

[@badbag9625]

Smart man Yep...Mark Steven had it all. Good actor..... handsome.....super director....& Writer as well ! . VERY interesting storyline. Thanks for the multi toppings PIZZAFLIX.

[@Orphen42O]

Shades of "Double Indemnity"

[@eileenmchale3140]

A strong premis for a film. A good film Thankyou for posting. Xx

[@blodwyndavies6395]

Sen this film before but still enjoyable and quite a good twist about a third of the way through. Thanks for uploading.

[@stevenlester2606]

Nicely written script! He just can't handle the pressure!!!

[@alysononoahu8702]

Just like the CASSANDRA CROSSING

[@eroediv1]

Mr. wolf the aircraft owner was the voice of fred flintstone

[@guesswho5122]

A really good film, so thank you, PizzaFlix for uploading it. I already knew the film but sometimes it is quite nice to be partially failed by one's memory. - It seems to me that more than half of the fictional criminals want to go to Mexico as their place of longing once their coup or whatever kind of crime is successful. Where do the criminals of, say, New York or Chicago, plan to go afterwards? Canada? That would be utterly unromantic, I think.🤣

[@garrysekelli6776]

The quarentine Sounds familiär to present Times.

[@haimbenavraham1502]

They did things real good, back then.

[@blodwyndavies6395]

Very Enjoyable

[@tomripsin730]

The charter service owner is either played by the guy that did the voice for Fred Flintstone, or (more Likely) his voice is being dubbed by him.

[@elaminrashad]

Tom Ripsin that guy was the voice of Fred Flintstone you got it right!

[@graceland9223]

Thanks pizza , great film , look out for Jack Klugman ... I've noticed in most old films of this era it seemed obligatory to have them smoking even just for a minute if a scene .

[@dodojack1045]

Timetable. Or "See how I can run in high heels".

[@andyyelbid]

Very good plot after a wooden first few minutes it really picked up pace. Did not see the twists coming. I would say that it does fall into the noir category as we see a life breaking bad as it spirals out of control. Completely missed Fred Flintstone reference.Thought the Mexico finally was particularly well done.

[@briseboy]

Mexico is, initially as well as finally, pretty well done. finally, after puking out my guts following roadside tacos carnitas, I ALWAYS recommend well-done, if you don't want it to be your final experience. BTW - I recommend an education beyond second grade to discover the use of the word finale.

[@panacheluxury4262]

Really good film. Some portions looked like Billy Wlder's work.

[@mariapasos7482]

Don't let anyone slap you

[@flyingdutchman913]

Alan Reed. Ha! We'll have a gay old time! (Wait. What?) "Wiiiiiiilmaaaaa!"

[@anandiyer9322]

Hero plays 2 roles with ease

[@waderaney7]

👍,a young Quincey😉

[@perpieta]

Not to mention a young Oscar Madison ;)

[@melvina628]

Jack Klugman had an extensive film career before he settled down to TV.

[@elizabethwutzke9040]

Wow who'd a thought...

[@bobford2564]

Good flick

[@carolwilson4702]

One of the men reminded me of the lion from wizard of oz. could it be???

[@orchidlilly7518]

Wow, that was tops! perfect through this "timetable" at this Covid 19* Thanks tons Pizzaflix* The angle shots were great! What year was this made in?

[@rubytuesday5412]

1956.

[@johnnyray88]

A rare appearance by Felicia Farr who was married to Jack Lemmon.

[@leelarson107]

I never liked Jack Lemmon. I didn't like him because he was him, and I didn't like him because he so closely looked and acted like Henry Fonda, whom I also didn't like. But Felicia Farr was tolerable.

[@thankthelord4536]

@@leelarson107 I never see or thought of henry Fonda looking like Lemmon. Lemmon was very funny.

[@MOGGS1942]

@@leelarson107 Wow. You don't like Jack Lemmon, or Henry Fonda ? And you only find Felicia Farr " tolerable ". Boy, do you have problems. 😄😄😄

[@MOGGS1942]

Felicia was in ' 3.10 to Yuma ' with Glenn Ford. Also, ' The Last Wagon ' with Richard Widmark. Two great films. Jack Lemmon sure could pick them. She was a real beauty.

[@LBG-cf8gu]

milburn drysdale wore a rug. lol

[@waynegram8907]

Why did they shot that girl at the end and Joe? I'm not sure why they were running from the cops. I know joe shot that guy at the desk, not sure why he shot him.

[@marywilliams9858]

Who is the leading man?

[@kellyleach2322]

Mary Williams You mean Mark Stevens? One of his earliest films was “The Dark Corner” (1946), with Lucille Ball, William Bendix, and Clifton Webb. That one is pretty good.

[@melvina628]

@@kellyleach2322 That was one of the most intense movies I've ever seen. Both he and Lucille Ball provided peak performances. It's a must-watch.

[@johnbuchinsky3193]

A b/w is not necessarily film noir. This is not film noir. Good move though. Thanks for posting.

[@briseboy]

noir et blanc. THERE! Fixed it for you!

[@lindamcdermott2205]

Felicia Farr(Olive Dines). Must have been middleastern ancestry w such sculpted features.

[@nancyhowell4505]

Wonder why a description of the "doctor" didn't say the obvious. Tall, slender, full head of silver/blonde hair, rather distinguished looking, eye color.

[@WalterLiddy]

Nah, see. He was sorta normal lookin'. Yeah.

[@graceland9223]

Alan Reed , Fred Flintstone, yabadabadoo...

[@samjones4451]

First thing. Light up a cigarette.

[@alysononoahu8702]

Always

[@thankthelord4536]

It was like holding a water bottle today.

[@nemo-nb3gh]

9:50 seperate beds . well , that marriage is on the rocks , know what i mean mack ?

[@anairenemartinez165]

It was the something code I think Hayes Code for censure, no bed sharing, stupid, married people share a bed.

[@nemo-nb3gh]

@@anairenemartinez165 yeah i know . was just making a stupid joke . including mack , which they used back then for dude or man .

[@briseboy]

@@nemo-nb3gh Mec is French for "guy", and is wherefrom the US infantry brought it to the US

[@learningjourney3041]

i felt sorry for the woman that got cheated on. at least he loved her enough to not kill her

[@anisaskcirmoht57]

She was effin annoying

[@jemartinez50ja]

Hey it's OSCAR!!! Or is it Dr. Quincy???

[@mybabba]

After the little twist in the plot, I lost interest. Who am I supposed to root for after that?

[@christinedunn9546]

Drags along. A bit of a mess at times. Why would the police allow a wife to track down the escapee with them? Makes no sense. You want good film noir, hang with DOA.

[@johncooper3583]

Christine - we are watching some of the same classic films. We should follow each other, eh?

[@christinedunn9546]

Good idea Mr. Cooper

[@footfault]

She was a personal friend of the cops - so she was more an exception to the general rule of police procedures.

[@marywilliams9858]

My friend had childhood polio and now suffers from chronic leg pain. Some people have it rough. Hope all the KZbin people are healthy tonight.

[@marywilliams9858]

Men in suits look cute. They are like presents.

[@anairenemartinez165]

I missed a lot. Why and how wife took the money? She knew he is a thief?

[@autumnt.allgood8895]

AM SURPRISED HE DIDN'T KILL HER. WHEN YOU'RE MARRIED YOU ARE RESPECT EACH OTHER THINGS. NO GOING THRU POCKETS ( unless you're doing laundry), WALLET, CAR, OR A DESK. SHE JUST DID NOT WANT TO BELIEVE HER HUSBAND WAS CROOKED. HER HUBBY HAVE THE DEAD MORE ATTENTION & KISSES THAN HE GAVE HIS OWN WIFE. HE'S UNDERSTAND STRESS & THE WIFE IS WONDERING WHAT IS CHARLIE REALLY UP TOO.

[@johnlinden7398]

IN THIS MOVIE AT THE END WHY WOULD THEY SHOOT THE MISTRESS !

[@cynk956]

Thanks so much for the spoiler alert!

[@autumnt.allgood8895]

STUPID COP SHOT JUST TO BE SHOOTING. HE WANTED BRAGGING RIGHTS. GO TO JAIL FOR MURDER. AND HE KILLED HER. SHE WAS UNARMED OF COURSE.

[@flu42o]

Thanks for the spoiler you idiot. 👎🏼

[@flu42o]

@@davidhull1481 No one said there should be no discussion. Try not to exaggerate. Why make up bogus hyperbole of something I never said, then go on to answer your own question? If you are not aware, it is common etiquette on YT to state a spoiler alert in the first line of a comment if it contains spoilers. Often people will add a few spaces so if you want to continue reading you have to click "Read more". It's a courtesy. In addition, more people up-voted the other complaint about spoiler alerts posted in this thread by Cyn K than up-voted the OP. Get real.

[@flu42o]

@@davidhull1481 If you don't like my comments, you can ignore them. You pretend to support full discussion, then attack me for mine and proceed to tell me how I should use YT only in a way you see fit. But apparently I am not afforded the same discussion you claim to advocate for. You, fortunately, are the minority, based on the votes on comments in this thread. Spoilers are never cool. If you post them, it is common etiquette out of courtesy to give an alert. If you don't, I will complain about them, because I can, in the same spirit of full discussion you claim to support. Peace.

[@rootsrockers109]

Not bad A bit predictable

[@shirleyrandle3138]

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