To Mary With Love (1936) Myrna Loy Warner Baxter Ian Hunter Claire Trevor Drama dir. John Cromwell

[@user-qo3jh9mn1t]

I sometimes forget how much I owe the people who share their channels with me for just a click. I have many videos but you, and others, have extended their entertainment value to the nth degree. Thank you. I do so enjoy classic movies.

[@luciabriseno4065]

I LOVE EM 👥🎥 Where’s the Popcorn 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🦩

[@darlinecason1860]

They don't have Actors like these any more! AWESOME CAST!!❤

[@annaquinn4810]

I was born in the early 30s. I love these old movies, I get to see what I missed. Was not allowed to go to movies until I was 14 and only with my brothers. No romance movies for them!!!

[@marynadononeill]

My father was born in 1933. All throughout this movie I tried to imagine what life was like for my grandparents who would have been around the ages of the main characters. How very different it was then! They are all gone now, Dad and his parents of course. I was very struck by the passing of time when I read your comment.

[@amycarmichael2748]

God, I love Ian Hunter, in everything he’s in!!!💞💞💞💞💞 There’s nothing better than old movies, love them!!💘

[@keithharvey7230]

I always think of Ian as Richard the lion heart.

[@eveholmes6197]

Me too, I would love a man like Ian Hunter. Though I am partial to Brits.

[@joanlenahan2078]

Me too..but my Old Movies free app...not great mom. Looking for The Third Man...they refer u to anazon ....buy/rent. Anybody recommmed free apps for old or vintage hollywood movies? Ireland calling💚💚☘️☘️☘️😆

[@voyaristika5673]

Thank you! Love these old movies. I've never been brought closer to how it must feel to lose a baby than Myrna Loy brought me in that scene. Just close enough to know I can't think about it, can't go there. Only women who have been there can know that. She is fantastic, such a pro. I'll watch her in anything.

[@jaellouis4749]

I love this movie and how it shows how life can really knock us around, but two people continue to honor their vows, never give up on each other, and forgive always. That is what makes a successful marriage.

[@MadMomma-kj9ks]

In essence the story of a “True Blue Lou”

[@BrendaAugustine-r1c]

Terrific! But my heart broke for the lawyer at the end...

[@doloresmendoza506]

Wow!! No movies like this one anymore.

[@dr.skipkazarian5556]

This match was part of the Sesquicentennial, held at the Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia on September 23, 1926. After ten rounds fought in the pouring rain, Tunney defeated Dempsey to claim the title of world’s heavy-weight champion. Although the match did not end in a knockout, Tunney is said to have been “a complete master, from first bell to last. He out-boxed and he out-fought Dempsey at every turn." And no....I was not there. Great film...thank you so much for archiving and posting!

[@judiebarbieri8847]

Wonderful movie…..they don’t make them like this anymore. Thanks for posting, just subscribed.👍💕

[@gracereeves5790]

Myrna Loy has always been my favorite but the entire cast is terrific. I enjoy watching them all. And the story is still poignant.

[@nubcvjimctcsharrelcromuel-2208]

Interesting. Surely, it wasn't easy to stay till the end, because so many matters traveled from bad to worse in assorted attitudes of a variety of different folks. Yes, it was very worthwhile to see the ending climatic change of some attitudes regarding even more than the primary two. As anyone watches this film, try keeping an open mind for what to do and what not to do. Thank GOD for every lesson during our lives for necessary improvements.

[@eveyholmes]

Ian Hunter usually the man standing by in several films. I love him.

[@pmlm1571]

Love is about the other person, about his or her good, not about how you feel. This becomes a true love story--because it becomes sacrificial, on the husband's part as well as the lawyer's. A portrait of marriage, very well done!

[@kathyh4804]

Beautiful movie! I had seen it before but it’s worth a second watch! Casting director did a great job, the director did a great job showing the ups and downs of life

[@robyn9059]

Myrna Loy what a true beauty.

[@clararizzi8051]

Beautiful ,talented, and classy. The new generation are no longer made in that category. The movie was great, but a tear maker.

[@lucindasommer720]

EXCELLENT movie! Thank you.😍

[@sharonpolikoff7282]

One of the rare times that I love the stars but didn't like the movie....but do keep these lesser-known films coming!

[@littlebrookreader949]

Those two came through with the support of one superior friend and one good friend. I hope that people like Bill in real life find a special person to love and appreciate them, to help them form a sweet and faithful life of their own. (Instead of using all their resources and life to keep other peoples’ lives together, being rejected in every way in their own needs and wants.) Myrna Loy is always splendid! … also one of my favorites, Jean Dixon, who played Molly in My Man Godfrey and Martha Pryor in She Married Her Boss. Thank you for sharing this movie!

[@RetiredSchoolCook]

🥰 Thank you 👍Good cast 🎥🎞 Nice to see so many of my favorite players ❤ Oct . 28 , 2023

[@uk7900]

March 4th, 2024. Same here 🎉 How I love these movies. Reminds me of my parents 🥹🥹

[@RetiredSchoolCook]

👍❤👍

[@nadiasawicki4108]

A gem of film. I enjoyed it so much.Thanks for uploading it.

[@katherinelwooley7891]

Excellent movie! Kept me guessing til the end whether the two would stay married (darn, I was rooting for the divorce!).Quite the speech from Bill to the couple at the end! Another quality film from the 30’s. Wonderful performances from the 3 stars! Thank you❤

[@Janet-n9k]

How lovely. Thank you.

[@guilfordcigarman]

The scene in the hospital where the baby comes is deeply emotional.

[@realskybluepink9124]

❤ very good film! Thank you.

[@krnewman]

Thank you so much for posting this

[@laurakibben4147]

Another stunner!!! A true lesson in what could be if men and women both didn't just grab the quickest convenience of any sort just because like threw something a little hard their way. 😢😢

[@MyUsernameIsGuess]

Another great story! First time view. IMHO this may be Myrna Loy's best performance.

[@checkeredflagfilms]

An attorney, an admirer, an arbitrator and a psychiatrist all rolled into one. Indeed, truly a great altruistic friend. One you don't see many of these days.

[@katr8756]

When marriage meant something!! ... Now that's scrafice!! Such a love that puts her before his own happiness.

[@belleb2665]

She was 31 years old, mature enough to know what she was doing and act wonderfully as always.

[@davewarwicker2512]

Beautiful.

[@voyaristika5673]

Loved Ian Hunter's "portrait of marriage" speech at the end. I know marriage should always win, but in this one I was rooting for Bill 😢 Oh well, it wouldn't have been the great movie it is if it had gone my way. Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful old movies with REAL actors. 😊

[@FishFeelPain]

Love Myrna Loy--TY

[@deborahluongo6794]

Great movie ❤

[@tootscarlson]

Some steamy scenes for the time period - wowza!

[@poorthing]

I could only recognize Claire Trevor by her voice - she's so young here!

[@ADelaney-zd5dg]

The clothes. The furniture the buildings ❤

[@fisunozben6087]

Such a great new channel Most elegant 30’s subscribed!

[@tinkerbell2675]

i would have gone for Ian Hunter....better looking and that look he gives...what a man...but back then they were men...they dont make them like that anymore....Love the movie ....thank you for sharing...

[@1LSWilliam]

As powerful as any of the best dramas og the era.

[@naguerea]

thank you.

[@georgemckoy5837]

Well done.

[@gplunk]

One heckuva vintage flick!

[@davidcarlson2152]

Life should be more like the silver screen: Myrna Loy and Warner Baxter had 5 divorces between them. I knew a real-life couple who couldn't have children, which the husband was fine with at the time they married, but later he decided he did want children of his own, so he left her.

[@ghost-ez2zn]

THIS is my new favorite channel!

[@carolleenkelmann4751]

What were the tunes used in this film especially in those last few takes towards the end of this film? Cyril John Mockridge was the illustrious British Composer who became a Film Composer in Hollywood whose music in the Film, "To Mary - with Love" is not mentioned. Anywhere in google search!. In Wikipedia, not even the Film is noted in the long listed Filmography!

[@bambinoandmore46]

Definitely l will see you in my dreams is one by Cliff Edwards

[@eveholmes6197]

Remember, written by Irving Berlin.

[@keithharvey7230]

He was 16 years older.

[@laurakibben4147]

I have a bag of some sort made to look like the cover of a Hollywood magazine featuring her very young picture. I keep old matchbooks no longer made in it as well.😢

[@pattih7]

TN VALLEY AUTHORITY, the project, Kingsport was created for this! The model town. I live about 25 miles from there!

[@Ourladyrules]

Myrna Loy ❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🎥🎥🎥😀

[@littlebrookreader949]

No Good Deed Ever Goes Unpunished. Who said that first? Whoever-it-was, I’ll say it again just for them. No Good Deed Ever Goes Unpunished.

[@ginnylorenz5265]

Oscar Wilde? I think.

[@tinabennett8524]

Wow, too bad we can’t give two thumbs up.

[@peterwebb725]

Bad sound background interference. Needs filtering

[@gardengnome3249]

Not married 5 minutes and he has another woman's phone number without even trying.

[@carolleenkelmann4751]

It's a movie. Anything is possible. "Life should be more like the movies."

[@gardengnome3249]

@@carolleenkelmann4751 Not modern ones please they all seem to written by the same troup of writers.

[@celestialnavigator3116]

Haha...that's the life. Suits me fine.

[@meowmeow8402]

Too much background noise.

[@moniquecarran7019]

The audio was trrrible. The sound was trashing. Distracted from the .😊😊

[@stephanierodriguez3828]

Love

[@dorisbrinkerhoff8124]

Aster is missing

[@dizzman5546]

What did Warner Baxter mean. By " check the studs in my shirt dear" ?

[@donnabaardsen5372]

The sound is very poor.

[@laurakibben4147]

@donnabaardsen5372 And all the cursing alone in today's stew of garbage is more tolerable?

[@dizzman5546]

Men were so romantic back then

[@rajendranramasamythevar1813]

Just tonight I watch these movie,the third person is a good man and lastly they get together and the divorce is rejected, these Are the way to live, give some room and talk to her gently,, try try all will be avoided.

[@amgrumm]

A Portrait of Marriage 1:26:50 she’s afraid of anyone who’s been through what you’ve been through and hasn’t been changed by it Can you blame her for wanting something different

[@laurakibben4147]

You'd think they were ushering in the millennium she ironically mused😂😂😂 Funny that anyone back then would even think that time would ever come.

[@jahnyssestanley3954]

❤it

[@kerryhorwitz4093]

SPOILER ALERT. This is a mini-review of the film, comments, and period. If you do me the honour of reading it, make sure you've seen the film first. I would hate to ruin it for you. How attitudes have changed since 1935. The comments are interesting. A couple of women whined that there was too big an age gap between the married couple. It was quite normal for there to be an age gap until feminists recently hung a "creepy" tag around its neck. They state the older man, younger woman dynamic was set up because the man is "controlling." This shows how little they know about either men or the gentle power of femininity. Some pick up that real love has a sacrificial element - in some cases, quite a big one. In all long and ultimately successful marriages, there will be sacrifice, the need for forgiveness, and a profound understanding of the meaning of making vows. I prefered Ian Hunter to Warner Baxter because I am English and prefer English men to Americans. But that is my preference, not the preference of Myrna Loy's character. The casting of these two men adds an interesting element. Marriage is hard and seeing the honourable, steady Englishman against the adulterous, drunk, American who grasps for big money rather than a work/life balance more conducive to a happy family life makes us taste some of the feelings of claustrophobic pain and irritation that the wife who has been through so much would naturally feel. Through this casting and characterisation, her commitment to the marriage is more keenly felt by us. One woman made some very silly remarks again based on modern feminist nonsense than knowledge of the period or her take on the film. The Myrna Loy character was a lot more than "thin ankles," and the wish for the boy to be the oldest child was somewhat tongue-in-cheek. We also learn that the man doesn't really care during the painful maternity scene. The history of girl children ultimately being preferred by their fathers doesn't feature in her understanding. I think this film is worthy of a quality upgrade, which is a specialist craft, not something that the man who posted this was responsible for. He didn't ruin the film with awful KZbin adverts every ten minutes, which is something we should appreciate. Altogether an interesting, beautifully acted film. A gem. I am grateful to the man who put it up.

[@amarreder6241]

Rate 6.5 Drama

[@amgrumm]

56:45 you might consider the people around you

[@Mimi-ex6jo]

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[@sharonlesley901]

Not Myrna Loys best The straying pitiful man and the forgiving wife Love old movies but this one isn't one of them

[@kmterpin]

Ugh, I agree. What a slow drag of a movie. Unimpressed w/ Myrna Loy’s 1-dimensional acting job in this & her soft voice is oddly irritating. Wish Claire Trevor was given more than just a brief supporting role. Couldn’t wait for this to end--will NOT be watching again. Oh, and Bill was probably gay anyway.

[@sheibanineda2488]

She said charm, intelligence, and then good ankles. Why not ? I think only women deprived of the three would take offence. BTW I am a woman 😂😂

[@luciabriseno4065]

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[@liannapfister8255]

11:00 23:49 29:30 34:21 40:13 42:56

[@amgrumm]

43:56 “Life should be more like the movies”

[@earnellduhart8847]

I don't watch anymore because it doesn't feel familiar. Usually ,the co'-host is in training to take that position .Don't be surprised if you never see her again after a few more Saturdays without explanation.

[@donnabaardsen5372]

What? Your comment is nutty and has zero to do with the movie.

[@earnellduhart8847]

@donnabaardsen5372 I totally agree with you. This was not for this movie. I was commenting to the channel that was prior to this movie following.I have no idea how it went to this movies comment area.

[@laurakibben4147]

​@@earnellduhart8847 That happens if you were typing it towards the end of one movie and auto play starts the next movie.

[@monicaclark9581]

Sorry I can't finished the movie. Warner Baxter is too old for Myrna. Ian pining for Myrna.

[@unowen-nh9ov]

Your loss, this is their 4th movie together.

[@bertharuiz1225]

Don’t like seeing young actress paired w/ a much older man- bc he’s been around way too much. Preferred same age group.

[@keithharvey7230]

He was 16 years older.

[@martas9283]

​@@keithharvey7230quite acceptable I should think!

[@donnabaardsen5372]

Not a thing wrong with it. Older men don't want women their own age. That's just how it is.

[@unowen-nh9ov]

Welcome to Hollywood, Clark Gable played the same role twice, 20 years apart but with younger actresses 2nd time 'round ('30's co-star Myrna Loy thinks he died @ 60 because he insisted on doing his own stunts with wild horses in the desert on Misfits), Cary Grant refused to work with Audrey Hepburn twice before agreeing to Charade & then retired because they wanted him to continue in romantic leads, he, Charlie Chaplin, Gable & Pierre Trudeau all became old fathers with young wives, didn't Pacino & DeNiro just become fathers?

[@videogalwatch]

Our grandmothers had far less life choices than women do now. Many women outside of home were destitute & desperate.

[@Erin97]

Pretty superficial times, when a woman had to have "nice legs and ankles" to be attractive to a man 😄. And a pregnant lady was so stressed out because her first born baby "had to be" a boy 🤰🥴

[@donnabaardsen5372]

Oh please, it's a MOVIE. Also, in case you missed it, her baby DIED.

[@annettel3314]

​@@donnabaardsen5372Well, I noticed that, too, in older movies women are only complemented on their looks to be of any value. Nothing else mattered. Even if they are "just movies", they reflect the thinking and attitudes of those times. And the women were really under pressure to deliver male babies as their first one to satisfy their husbands.

[@elizabethdelara6786]

Tpdays films are just the same.

[@barbarapoulden9235]

@@donnabaardsen5372that is an uncalled for reply

[@laurakibben4147]

​@@barbarapoulden9235 Especially coming from someone that stated the sound was so unbearable you would think she didn't even finish it 🙄🙄

[@suzysuzy4799]

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