The Strange Woman (1946) [Film Noir] [Drama]

If you like this movie and our channel, please subscribe: goo.gl/0qDmXe | "The Strange Woman" is an American film directed by Edgar G. Ulmer, starring Hedy Lamarr, and released by United Artists. An unscrupulous 19th-century woman will stop at nothing to control the men in her life.
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Directed by Edgar G. Ulmer, produced by Jack Chertok (producer), Hedy Lamarr (executive producer), Eugen Schüfftan (producer) and Hunt Stromberg (executive producer), written by Ben Ames Williams (novel), Herb Meadow (screenplay), Hunt Stromberg (writer) and Edgar G. Ulmer (writer), starring Hedy Lamarr as Jenny Hager, George Sanders as John Evered, Louis Hayward as Ephraim Poster, Hillary Brooke as Meg Saladine and Gene Lockhart as Isaiah Poster.
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Source: "The Strange Woman" Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.. 22 May 2012. Web. 22 July 2012. en.wikipedia.or....
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[@KDL861]

Greetings What? No. She’s young and gorgeous!

[@AllyPerrott]

The father has way too much hair

[@irinaclaudiaganciu4322]

No-name-thank-

[@blondegypsy8525]

Thank you for your channel and the quality old movies.

[@carolyng5044]

I am 74 and have loved the silver screen actors and actresses since I was young. Timeless, classic movies, and Hedy Lamar was so talented and beautiful. I have seen this one before, but I watched it again. I never tire of these movies. Thank you for bringing them to us, so many of the older ones have been lost to time and went to dust in the film canisters. 👍Still Subscribed.

[@dailybread7687]

@carolyng5044 I wish I lived back then. People had respect for each other. They just don’t make films like this. It’s all I watch because I can’t watch the garbage they put out today. How was it seeing them on the silver screen? God bless you 🤍🕊️

[@ggbythesea9231]

SO enJOY these films!✨️😊✨️ You take Care of Your Self!

[@فاديامحمود-ق9ز]

🎉

[@mikenixon2401]

As usual, fantastic acting in these older films. What is produced today would never measure up to this level.

[@merewynyard5813]

I'm 74. I've never been interested in these old black and white movies, up until 4 months ago when one popped up on my phone. Now i can't stop binging and can't stop collecting..Theres nothing wrong with this movie. The lady is up herself and loves money...DON'T WE ALL😅😅TY for uploading...

[@lindabruns6020]

I am also 74 and have been loving this movie since I was a little girl.

[@GloriaReed-u2j]

I have always liked them. They are the best. Fantastic actors & actresses, great story lines.

[@peggysuebaker9130]

Wonderful movies I’m 66 and I have a Hugh collection of them and I’m finding more all the time 😊

[@michaelsnider8611]

Hey guys, when you guys feel or tell about Hedy Lamarr, she is doing her job. This is what you call GREAT acting. We don't see this type of greatness today. There's just a handful left.

[@joysmith1213]

I found this book at a library sale and thought wow, this was way ahead of its time writing. And then I find the movie. Crazy good.

[@racy-san]

Paraphrased: 'An unscrupulous beautiful woman is good for a night, but a woman with a beautiful mind is good for a lifetime.' 😉 Good film ...✌️💖🥂

[@AnnemieM]

Wow, what a fantastic movie. Now that is what I call super good writing. The writer was not only fantastic, but also very wise. One could learn life lessens from watching this movie. The acting was doing this story well. Thank you so much for letting us enjoy this amazing movie.

[@frank124c]

These old movies have great writing and great acting, especially the noir movies!

[@suzanneroche1243]

Totally agree! If it’s not black and white I don’t even have any interest in watching it!😁

[@BetsyH]

I watched this and it was so wonderful to see a movie where they got their point across with out the "f" word. I don't watch much these days because of that. This was a great movie and Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

[@katmontgomery7699]

Ditto kiddo!

[@terry4137]

tha Real Mike Zee, F Fool

[@peggyhill7283]

Betsy H......I agree with you!

[@angeldark8812]

Hmm... the woman Hedy played is a conniving, greedy and used her looks to get her own way and you're upset about the f bomb??? Where are your morals if you feel the need to judge?

[@Williamtipq]

Fuck you lady, you’ve never even seen some of the best movies if you’re afraid of swears you’re prolly schizophrenic or something.

[@kam0406]

Omg! The lead actress in this movie, Hedy Lamar, invented the precursor for modern day wifi! Wow!

[@lindaflowerpower8498]

She was beautiful AND intelligent. A rare species!

[@jocelovesart2911]

Club Disney 1990-2027 ❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

[@lindabruns6020]

That’s Ingrid Bergman not Heddy Lamar.

[@lindabruns6020]

It’s INGRID BERGMAN.

[@nanettecormier8513]

Wow! A highly developed narcissistic sociopath! Incredible writing! Great acting by all concerned!

[@cinnie1818]

Hedy was a extremely intelligent woman and one of the most beautiful woman of Hollywood. Read her bio what she contributed to our country.

[@rainysunday6186]

But yet she chose to waste it pretending to be storybook characters. Not very intelligent.

[@shirle7343]

The devise I’m watching this movie on.

[@CoExist64]

@@rainysunday6186 nothing better to do, ‘eh? Smdh, trolls should be banned from youtube!

[@stardresser1]

Let's see...invented radio frequency hopping, which helped win ww2, and led to wifi, GPS, Bluetooth etc. Not bad for a "wasted talent".

[@patriciamaeda852]

Yeah everyone knows that🙄

[@paulcaron400]

Hedy Lamar was an excellent actress. Not only beautiful she was also very smart💜💫

[@marianserra8371]

Thank you, thank you, thank you 😊 I did so enjoy this movie. As a little girl,many moons ago,I would wait for the classic black and whites. I remember Elizabeth Taylor as a little girl, she was the most gorgeous child who grew to be an even more beautiful woman. These female film stars are hard to equal.

[@clarktownsend506]

Ok Hedy was already on her eyebrow and smoky eye game....perfection!

[@harveykaye2636]

Nowadays, Lamar is an under rated artist. Deserves more recognition.

[@valb9963]

She is an underrated genius too

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

Hedy Lamar was referenced as the most beautiful woman in Hollywood. She began her career in Europe where she appeared nude on screen. She was also very bright and invented equipment for use by the Allies in WW II. Love Hedy!!

[@CradleEpiscopalian56]

I wasn't even born when this was released but man oh man is this message for me!!!

[@kellyraemillerneal5617]

Hedy Lamarr never gave a bad performance. Stunning beauty and genius intelligence (and those are her true traits, not rolls she played for the screen), she could never be a wallflower. This movie is also one of my favorites of hers.Thanks for sharing!

[@shenelldixon3814]

meg should have told her," u can keep him and good luck with that :) yall deserve each other"

[@terrace1]

Amen to that sista ☮️💐💞👍

[@ML-uk6lu]

Vivian Leigh, Hedy Lamarr were beautiful and talented. Thank you 2021-01-07

[@axeslinger94]

Towards the beginning of this film when all the children are at the local pond, they show a brief shot of Hedy's character gazing at her own reflection just like the myth of Narcissus, clearly foreshadowing the type of person she really is, a narcissist. The film is called "The Strange Woman" due to narcissism and the lack of empathy and moral integrity that comes along with it being exactly that -- strange. Growing up with a parent who displays the same manipulative tendencies, lack of accountability, and excuse-making is a fate I wouldn't wish on even my worst enemy.

[@lisahinton9682]

@axeslinger94 I love your observation about the brief shot of Hedy's character gazing at her own reflection - just like the myth of Narcissus. Brilliant, and I had not caught that. (Thank you for posting this!)

[@gloriamontgomery6900]

I believe “The Strange Woman” is a biblical quote. “Beware the strange woman…”.

[@fajrsahar157]

Then you haven't met my mother and learned my horrific story as her daughter.

[@SuziQ.]

@@fajrsahar157, There are many of us survivors of narcissistic abuse by a parent. I like Jay Reid, on this app. He knows how to help us heal. 🫂

[@charitymenditto6489]

This was a very good movie. I couldn't help but imagine Hedy Lamarr as Rebecca. There were so many scenes that I had imagined what Rebecca would have looked like and to see the beauty of Lamar and the dynamic with George Sanders fulfilled exactly what I thought! Amazing and uncanny.

[@maizie9454]

hadn'tt thought of that. but now rebecca will always be Hedy!

[@TaxTheChurches.]

Rebecca was supposed to be plain.

[@rogerpropes7129]

She was the same age as Vivien Leigh, so if she could have handled a Southern accent, she would have been even more beautiful as Scarlet.

[@TaxTheChurches.]

@@rogerpropes7129 Scarlett wasn't supposed to be beautiful.

[@tinapeters5725]

Thank you for posting this, I almost didn't watch it because of the title, Hedddy Lemarr and George Saunders were difficult to overlook, happy I watched it. Excellent acting, good storyline, outstanding actors and to top it all, no special effects and heavy breathing.Thank you

[@deezimmo4814]

..and, lots of drama.

[@pipfox7834]

Her name probably short for Hedwig? A very old fashioned name, shortened for her acting career

[@cathyf.2672]

Hedy's beauty, charm and hypnotic voice is truly irresistible. I could't resist watching this classic movie again. Beginning of story was a little obvious but the ending was most rewarding. At first I thought the leading lady's name was listed incorrectly because of the other famous star with a similar last name, Dorothy Lamour. Both ladies are talented dark haired beauties, born in 1914 and had very interesting lives in addition to their acting. .

[@lechat8533]

There are far more such psychopaths in this world than we dare to admit.

[@jammasterjay4298]

I know,a narcissist tried to destroy me!!!!

[@alin81-82]

That Jenny was so evil! You know she wouldn't come out of this unscathed. There had to be comeuppance. Great film. Hedy was so mesmerizing & beautiful. What a woman.

[@DebraDKT]

Thank You for putting this movie on youtube for us to enjoy. I loved it.

[@lorihill2948]

I've never seen such a stunning, beautiful actress on screen. But, she actually gave me chills, even though this was not a horror flick (magnificent acting). You go girl!

[@aryalogo6624]

she is good in Samson and DElilah

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

See her in Come live with Me

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

21 minutes and on! God bless you Jenny for your HONESTY!

[@georgelong9782]

I love Hedy Lamarr. She was a good actress and SO BEAUTIFUL!!!! This is a good movie and is one of my favorite Hedy movies.

[@rockweedgirl]

She was also brilliant, and a technological inventor ahead of her time to boot!

[@1alicebarrett]

Hedy Lamarr: brilliant and talented. During WWII she designed a jam-proof radio guidance system for torpedoes. Not bad for a hollywood star.

[@windstorm1000]

not bad at all!

[@brunothor2696]

With composer George Anthiel.

[@dougjenkinson2422]

She also had investments in wireless technology (for phones) back in the 1930's that didn't come to fruition. She was a smart woman.

[@michelerees6180]

Doug Jenkinson one of the big phone companies bought the rights to her invention, she made a bundle and was rich again

[@brunothor2696]

Michele Rees She was arrested for shoplifting as an elderly woman twice, I believe. I think she was broke.

[@theodorabruin4601]

Hedy Lamarr was a beautiful, talented and brilliant scientist. She invented many things and one of them led to gps and wifi, among others.

[@dwightherrington7793]

Radar was one of her biggest inventions save probably millions of lives back then and she still is saving lives because of her invention of the radar system

[@dwightherrington7793]

@KingOliverIIno hedy lamar invented it

[@KR72534]

This is utter nonsense.

[@KR72534]

Do some research. It is easy now that the internet has been invented by Hedy Lamarr.

[@abrahama7921]

Vic hays invented the wifi Dumb dumb

[@gilberttessier1871]

Thank you for making this movie available.🤗

[@michaelpost7352]

I wish I had seen this before getting married. It may have saved me from disaster.

[@pamelawherey4583]

Michael Post Me Too!!

[@MTknitter22]

My brother would say AMEN brother

[@mube8885]

😆😆😆😆😆😘😘😘😘😘😘😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jackanthony976]

Beautiful women do Satan's work.

[@bethbartlett5692]

Her character is a Narcissist Personality Disorder. Can't watch the ploys.

[@Tararu3500]

Edgar Ulmer a most underrated director. Thank you for sharing.

[@waynej2608]

Yes, he is. He also did fine work directing Detour and The Cat People. He was a master at creating wonderful, evocative films, with a shoestring budget.

[@gabrieladeoliveira9463]

I like Hedy Lamarr and I like Vivien Leigh too. Both of them are awesome.

[@whackadim2250]

Mmmmm..yer HOT!!!

[@arrrgonot7801]

Headly! Headley!

[@baronmulberry7847]

Right! They could pass for sisters--well incredibly beautiful sisters. Dont think they ever appeared in a movie together. Oh well both turned in incredible performances.

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

They were both dark-haired beauties with similar features, but Vivien was my favorite of the two.

[@darylpendley]

The book has so much more that was left out of this film. A shipwreck and people freezing. A man named Elder Pittridge that she made love her, and 4 sons Tom, Mat, Will and Dan through adulthood. Her beauty faded and she became bitter and evil. Then the boys joined both sides of the civil war.

[@elaineproffitt1032]

I guess I'm going to have to read it!

[@RhondaPorter-y1p]

The book usually is better than the movie ❤

[@MargueriteFairProductions]

A story about a true sociopath, from birth till death. They are born with something missing, a soul.

[@Setmose]

That is well-marked at the beginning of the film when her father throws the whisky jug into the river, breaking up the reflected image of young Jenny, and utters dejectedly: "Empty!"

[@wiseonwords]

@@Setmose - Very good observation!

[@chopin65]

Clearly, you have a soul, and use it. You are too polite to call her out. But yes. I agree.

[@typower9]

​@@SetmoseHaven't seen the film yet but what you say about him throwing the empty whisky jug into the river rather suggests her father was a drunk...which would have had it's consequences. People are not born narcissists. Some are narcissists due to childhood trauma and some due to having been spoiled rotten. I think 'spoiled ROTTEN', describes well the damage that spoiling can do. Although the word 'spoil' is already indicative of damage.

[@suehenson5679]

What a great movie! Hedy Lamarr, she was truly a 'movie star'. Thank you

[@TheCaramel60]

She wasn't getting off on her father beating her. She was being defiant and showing her father his beatings no longer affected her. SMH!!

[@typower9]

Haven't seen the film yet but from your description I think the scene is probably there to indicate that she has suppressed her emotions as a means to not feel pain.

[@paintilludrop]

Showing her shoulder to the old man was a sexual move..pure white, with red marks..

[@ChildOfThe1970s]

Wow, I must say Hedy Lamarr was irresistible. One of the most stunning women God ever made. Her accent is charming, her eyes are mesmerizing. No wonder Samson couldn't resist her!

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

Lol. Yes she is by far, the prettiest of the prettiest. And she wasn't empty headed either. I was so very surprised at her intelligence. She didn't just ride on her beauty. She used all her talents very well. ✌

[@waynej2608]

Yep, Hedy was the total package.

[@vikramadoddamani]

Yes I checked out. She invented the frequency hopping radio spectrum; got a US patent too for it.

[@sandramercado4122]

She was beautiful, about sanson it's was only a movie!!! Hollywood And most of the people as soon they see a fresh young beautiful lady they forget about the old ones, that's life

[@stefanieg13]

I just started watching the movie....at around 6 minutes, when Jenny grows up and stands up around the river, I swear she looked exactly like my idol, Vivien Leigh in, especially in Gone With the Wind. Uncanny.

[@silvermoon75silver53]

Acts like her too

[@Rachel-gz9nm]

She was first offered the role of Scarlett and turned it down.

[@NerdNest0]

@@Rachel-gz9nm not true.

[@deniseg812]

Hedy Lamar was literally genius.

[@silkstone001]

boy could she act, she gave looks like no other could when she delivered a line. I love her acting i want more

[@sirtalkalotdoolittle]

They really wanted to make Hedy look like Vivian Leigh. That costume and hair from her first scene is right out of GWTW. This should not be interpreted as disapproval. She's lovely.

[@pursuehappiness8962]

Narcissism. That's why they started with the water scene.

[@curious1366]

True! And the age change scene! When she ran back to the water to see her image! (I know that's not a complete sentence---- it's late!

[@withgoddess1119]

Astute observation.

[@rubylancelin3639]

You're right. She was a narcissist from the beginning through the end and it destroyed her.

[@gandfgandf5826]

Around 30 minutes in when she says "shall I light your way?". Even though you don't see his face, you know he's hooked.

[@noel888]

There is a line in this movie spoken by Hedy after she is told that her husband died and she denied Ephriam to enter the house..."You can't come into this house, You wretched coward...You've killed your father.."...I thought she said it just right for such a line to be uttered, where if spoken wrong, it would have ruined the scene.

[@stephenmahood8724]

Liked the line "I don't want the youngest, I want the richest!"

[@shirleylowe4738]

...

[@TrustJesusToday]

Hedy Lamarr was probably the single most person in the development of the cellular phone technology. Pretty too.

[@theviolingeek]

Mark Lasserre That's right! She was a brainy-ack, as well as beautiful! A deadly combination!

[@shanecomeback8296]

Pretty? She was spectacular. And extremely smart.

[@QueenBlack563]

@@theviolingeek she was then started screwing with plastic surgeries, what a shame

[@NerdNest0]

Pretty? She is considered one of the most beautiful actresses ever lived.

[@QueenBlack563]

@@NerdNest0 Lena Horne was one of most beautiful 😍 and didn't crack. Hedy Lamar turned into a hot mess

[@SuperIliad]

This brilliant script calls for a most complicated woman, and Hedy Lamarr delivers. Jenny Hager-Poster is part saint, part driven by cupidity and coldness. When she sees in others the kind of want that she suffered, she moves with alacrity to help. Yet, all mixed-up in her is the need for forbidden fruit. It all works in this well-acted, directed, and written story.

[@2degucitas]

Nice to read an understanding comment from a man. Jenny was a complex character.

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

Whew I’m just glad there was no Ephrim in my life.

[@SPECTORMANZ]

"cupidity and alacrity" my IQ went up 1 point just from reading your comment...thanks.

[@glojac892]

@@SPECTORMANZ mine went up 20.

[@DearStephanieX]

This movie was unbelievable - edge of my seat the entire time lol 😂

[@catmandenny]

The term "strange woman" came up during the last church meeting she attended in the movie. Some interpret "strange woman" in this bible reference as meaning a seductive woman. She certainly was that.

[@wormwood8191]

A treat for fans of the Scarlet O'Hara character type. The story of an insatiable individual and how evil eventually consumes itself. Rather predictable, yet like a wreck, one can't look away.

[@bubblegum1948]

You perfectly phrased everything. I completely agree with you. indeed, very true!

[@taddybowski2434]

Yes... So wrong people let demons in. Lucifer ruins their lives. Only GOD can protect us. JESUS cried aloud, "It is Finished" Giving all of us victory over all sins.

[@Dragonrdh]

@Michelle I wonder if they were all evil, or just women surviving the only way they knew how.

[@Dragonrdh]

Naw, I changed my mind; she is right evil.

[@carltonwalton9819]

So true! Second time watching this. 😂

[@jennymoore841]

Jenny made Scarlet O’Hara look like Mary Poppins! What a great movie!

[@paulasplace]

🤣😅😆😃😊😜

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

Mary Poppins! Ahahaha !

[@georgelong9782]

I just realized that Hedy died in quite a few of her movies. She died in Lady of the Tropics, White Cargo, Samson and Delilah and this movie.I think she was a very good actress whose beauty overshadowed her talent.

[@MrDanamp]

Oh, great. Thanks for the 'spoiler alert.'

[@sprinkles1101]

Some may say diarrhea of the mouth and constipation of the brain..

[@heathers7265]

+Wendy Arrington lol that's why I know to be very careful when reading the comments of movies. There are always going to be some spoiler alerts. Not a big deal though, just don't read the comments before watching the movie if you're too concerned about it. :)

[@heathers7265]

+Heather S *Spoilers (not spoiler alerts) lol

[@pamiles9409]

Stunning,a great cast, good writing and drection. The two femaile were stunning just stunning. .

[@bobsaturday4273]

" I wanted to hurt you , I wanted to hurt you ...I loved you so much..." truly a great last rant from the criminally insane

[@judeflynn9223]

Its truth... Not insane

[@synthiapowe4937]

😂🤣😂😂 Yes! I've had Those Relationships. SICK BASTARDS!

[@alexiofernandes2728]

Enjoyed every bit! Hedy Lamarr is magical!

[@thetruequeen644]

This was a very good movie I love Turners Classic Movies and I don't see how it could have a 173 dislikes

[@thefollowing8127]

I too have just discovered this gem. After living in a very rural part of Maine, yet we traveled to Bangor for shopping and supplies this movie captured the essence of how and why Old Bangor operated in that era. Great movie and excellent actors.

[@jackanthony976]

After leaving MGM her contract, this was the first film Hedy produced herself with her newly founded production company.

[@frankciccarelli4000]

"Don't worry about me. I can handle trouble..."

[@1lillyd]

THANK YOU, LOVED THE MOVIE. WILL WATCH AGAIN WITH FRIENDS!!

[@bigwoogc]

Excellent! Thank you for posting.

[@izharfatima5295]

It is very interesting to see that the whole plot is around "the treacherous Eve" while "the Adam" is naive when he tries everything to get the woman who he feels about, from his son and others helping him to do so but the woman is responsible.

[@rebeccaherschman3069]

I love George Sanders and Hedy Lamar together! What a great film!

[@50sVintage]

Terrific film. Thank you so much for uploading it!

[@bertharuiz1225]

Seems like there’s 3 types of men: those that lie ( their own purpose), ones marry 4 convenience, and very few marry for true & faithful love& devotion - very rare.

[@susanreiss1112]

Very true

[@arrrgonot7801]

And I suppose women are completely virtuous huh

[@Alan-zj5fz]

I Am Rare then.

[@MrEpeeFencer]

Bull.

[@maggiemae7539]

Godly

[@QueenVelveeta]

When my mother was a teenager, her favorite actress was Hedy Lamar. Also, my mother looked like Hedy Lamar.

[@KDL861]

QueenVelveeta I believe your mom looked like Lamar!!! My Granny looked like Ava Gardner! In fact, even more beautiful than Ava. We need to stick together!

[@KDL861]

Robert Mccrimon You’re obviously not from a beautiful family. Her mom looking like Hedy... I believe her. Pull your head out! There are a lot of beautiful women out in 5he world that are as(or even more) gorgeous than the stars on the screen!

[@jackiemarini3203]

@@robertmccrimon6891 My father looked like Elvis Presley my mom looked like this lady .There are beautiful family's I believe her .I'm one luck lady .

[@jimjoslyn7222]

I look like the Frankenstein monster but it never made me any money dammit man I hate it when that happens

[@aryalogo6624]

@@KDL861 same as my mum

[@downeastermaineusa3794]

Best line of the movie : "Oh , Jenny" !! I love this film. Some of the women were stunningly beautiful.

[@DepalmaJay]

Hedy was eye candy, her acting abilities were limited for the most part, but she was a world known beauty and a star without question, this is one of her most memorable acting jobs, there's a certain range to her emotions which often didn't registered in her performances.

[@gailtrotman5256]

She was far more than eye candy. To carry off this role was masterful. No trick photography, no profanity, just pure, chaste acting ability. Actors are complex because of the profound emotions that comprise their beings. To read a script and bring a character who evokes strong emotions is no easy feat.

[@JunoBeachGirl_]

To be fair, with the type of film and cameras they had then a great deal did not register or was not apparent.

[@toscadonna]

I thought she did a great job. She’s playing a role of a woman who’s playing many roles. And she did it very subtly with looks, her eyes, different vocal changes, how she showed Mr. Poster her shoulder, etc. It was a brilliant performance.

[@cocoaorange1]

She was also smart as a whip, she developed the precursor to WiFi during WWII.

[@marnasletten3988]

@@cocoaorange1 yes, also the precursor of the cell phone. Amazing woman.

[@firefly198]

Jenny was deplorable, but what about her first husband? Lusting after his son's girlfriend then sending his son away so he couldn't marry her because he wanted her. Telling Jenny's dad she had a boyfriend knowing he'd fly into a rage, then fixing it so that he could marry her, making it look like it was for her own good. Disgusting man!

[@ashleysmith3386]

Agreed.

[@melvina628]

Yes, He probably wasn't the first pig in her life. Her dad was the town drunk.

[@katherenewedic8076]

Loggers....

[@alicemorton9145]

firefly198 “pizza gate@🤭

[@clpowers664]

Women hadn't many choices back then!! She was a smart woman . Men could do what they wanted. Women could not..

[@TommyChardonneret]

What a great frickin film! Can't believe that I never saw this one before. Hedy Lamarr as "The Strange Woman" has all the charm and guile of Vivien Leigh in Gone with the Wind, and she was just one of the many women of her generation whose superior intelligence, especially her as the precursory genius inventor of modern day Wifi, had to be relegated to their private pursuits lest their "marketability" as "only" beautiful actors (or "actresses" as their "less than" labels once proclaimed) be undermined in the male chauvinist (and their subjugated female sympathizers) movie going public. Damn Sam (and Samantha, to boot) am I glad I've had the privilege to come across this gem of silver screen acting! And furthermore, the rest of the ensemble cast gives great...

[@TommyChardonneret]

+Thomas Goldfinch (Damn Sam and Samantha, I wish that KZbin would finally correct the glitch that all too often prevents a full comment from being posted herein! What follows is the rest of my seemingly incomplete comment from moments before): ...performances as well. What a great way to usher in The New Year 2016 than to finally see this now 70-year-old but timeless film on the evening of January 1, 2016!

[@angelacoleman8192]

+Thomas Goldfinch she looks just like Viven Leigh

[@angelacoleman8192]

+Thomas Goldfinch she looks just like Vivien Leigh

[@waynej2608]

@@angelacoleman8192 No, she does not. She's even more beautiful than Vivian.

[@waynej2608]

@@TommyChardonneret Great comment, well said. And I agree 100%.

[@bellaboop1]

A prolific actress in her time making many movies. Excellent and sought after for her blindingly obvious Talent. What a terrible and tragic end Jo-Ann Marlowe who played Jenny as a child had in real life. Retired from acting and became a prominent trial lawyer. In the late sixties had a horrific car accident which left her in a coma for the next 22 years.

[@stevenfrasier5718]

Thank you TCM for your wonderful channel.

[@Kate-fi8oh]

Very interesting period piece I’ve never seen. In fact one of the few I’ve seen with Hedy. She was a very good actress. Thanks for showing this to us.

[@NancyMotherOfWolves]

Excellent, excellent movie. I know it may sound as a broken record but, Hollywood do not make movies nowadays as they did decades ago plus the storyline fits perfectly with real life individuals today. 👍🏼

[@golaylago2565]

DAMN! That was a wild ride. Thank you so much for sharing it with us♡

[@-fawaz-abusweilem7738]

The best channel ever Pls more movies for Hedy lamarr

[@johnkean6852]

Trying to drown some young boy does not endear us to her at all - this happened to me and l am still terrified of water at 50

[@janicesmith5974]

When I was in my twenties someone told me I looked like Hedy Lamarr - so I have to watch this and see if I agree. I am now 60, but I was pretty hot in my 20’s!

[@dorisbrinkerhoff8124]

my husband told me i looked like hedy also its my hair ,long ,thick and dark 36 years ago

[@janicesmith5974]

Doris Brinkerhoff ☺️

[@damonfitzgerald7507]

Pretty conceited now huh?

[@elliepannie175]

Who cares?

[@noorgonzalez1076]

🙇🏻‍♀️🕊

[@monicamarino2122]

Thank you 😊 for bringing us this beautiful show

[@gregoryreese7686]

Hedy was having dinner and on a napkin she drew the components that became the GPS system for torpedoes for WW2.And the same that are used in our cell phones today.Beauty and brains.

[@rebeculus]

I forgot about that! So cool.

[@JohnWSmartNow]

Why is there always comments on these films that are like "Things were better in the olddy days! movies today suck!" But if you watch enough old movies you realize LOTS OF OLD MOVIES SUCK TOO.

[@tebelshaw9486]

It's the "Emperor's New Clothes" mentality.

[@sheristewart3940]

Hedy lamar, I believe, was the most beautiful of all the stars in Hollywood. Every time I see a movie with George Sanders, I can't stop thinking about the fact he committed suicide because he was bored. Such a tragic waste.

[@synthiapowe4937]

😮 OMG I never heard that.

[@synthiapowe4937]

And if HE was That Crazy .....

[@DavidRice111]

Actually, he only wrote that in his note~ he was suffering stage 4 cancer.

[@denisemay6807]

I hope most people aren't foolish enough to believe that any happiness could be founded upon someone else's misery. You're only making your own personal hell that way. Better to be as good a person as you know how to he, and let the chips fall where they may.

[@MTknitter22]

Denise May Yes and you know what?? Women who marry for money (and in their heart they KNOW they are, even if they can fool others) pay a big price in the end. I have seen it happen.

[@shirleylangton7967]

I loved this movie. There is good and bad in us all.

[@diniathome7930]

That was the third time I've watched this movie, thank you so much for sharing!

[@brucekugler5164]

A new meaning to fem fatale, whole different category, what a wonderful actress. She also gives a new meaning to "opportunism, " plotting, scheming, etc. Oedipal with a twist.

[@brucekugler5164]

Yes, children do adapt to survive and may also adapt, and it’s not as if she was born out of a vacuum, good point. If the woman was a man, would you defend him as probably having been conditioned to be a heel from his mother ? I doubt it, and that’s the difference in how aggression is viewed between the sexes.

[@bodycount3345]

@@brucekugler5164 interesting point, Well said. Even still though how could you blame such a beautiful woman. Clearly she had have been corrupted. :)

[@rabiayusuf2065]

perfect movie on traits narcassist personality explained out of biopsychosocial model, may be.

[@lauraswan8647]

I love black and white films. This was a good one never seen it before. Thanks for uploading it☺

[@tinkerbell2675]

This movie reminds me so much of Gone with the Wind. Oh what tangled webs we weave when we practice to deceive. But those guys just keep on wanting them beautiful women that has their nails that extends out sometimes when they shouldn't LOL.

[@cindybriden372]

If anyone every asked me to recommend a film about narcissism, this would be at the top of my list.

[@donnadao3712]

Perfect movie for quarantine!!! Ty timeless classic movies

[@katayounahoo4016]

She is wonderful and lovely 🥰nowadays you can not find such a great actress anymore..

[@gtirado4658]

Dang, this Movie was Slick, Slick, Girl is really something, LOL! Almost as good as Gone with Wind!

[@neotahoward1342]

Richard Widmark is one of the great classic movie actors, love watching any movies he is starring in.

[@dusseldorp1]

love these old melodramatic movies, a good watch

[@dafinker3443]

Wonderful to see great actresses and actors beauties too well spoken and charming and black n white so different to the crudeness of today !!!!

[@JonathonWoodgate]

Hedy Lamarr is a heaps better actress than they gave her credit for - she had talent!

[@carolmirelez170]

Such an amazing movie and Heddy Lamar was so beautiful!