Unmasked (1950) Starring Raymond Burr, Hillary Brooke, and Barbara Fuller

[@CynthiaCollins-qw8xm]

I thought I had seen all these types of movies. I missed this one. Raymond Burr is excellent he plays a very dark character.❤

[@brigittepurnell9904]

I knowwwww

[@jessewolf7649]

There’s something like 5000 film noirs floating around.

[@daviddd99]

Indeed. Pity the print is relatively poor.

[@pixels2u]

Raymond Burr played the homicidal heavies even better than the good guys he played later. Loved him in “The Blue Gardenia.” Definitely recommend.

[@pamelaarciva4873]

And also REAR WINDOW!!!❤

[@Joeblow-ms3cv]

Indubidubly 🙂

[@fufu889]

Yes! And His Kind of Woman! My 2 favs with him.

[@josenighthawk]

Raymond Burr's Eyes were made for NOIR - Fatalism, Soothing Malice. ... Female counterpart, Mary Windsor's Eyes.

[@keithharvey7230]

Great day in the morning.

[@mikenixon2401]

Excellent film. Thank you for posting.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@karenharris4027]

I just LOVE Raymond Burr in anything! Especially Perry Mason! And to learn what a wonderful, generous person he was heartwarming!💗

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Reportedly, he was nothing like the characters he played. Which is a good thing for the people who knew him!

[@thisisme3238]

Grew up watching Raymond Burr, he's such a good actor no matter which "side" he's on! 👍🤗 Have to admit, he ages quite well too!

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Figuratively and literally. He was as good in those Perry Mason movies from the 1980s and 1990s as he was in the original series.

[@uncommonwoman100]

​@@SteveMillerTalks WHAT, HE PASSED AWAY IN 1973!!! AFTER HIM, THERE WAS/IS NO COMPARISON!!! MY ALLTIME FAVOURITE, IN ANY AND ALL OF HIS WORK!!! PEACE IN!!! 🕊🕊🕊

[@uncommonwoman100]

I TOO GREW UP WATCHING HIM, ESPECIALLY AS 'PERRY MASON'!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@SteveMillerTalks]

@@uncommonwoman100 Raymond Burr was still making movies in the 1990s... and was actively under contract to make Perry Mason movies. Three or four were in production when he passed away in 1993.

[@uncommonwoman100]

@@SteveMillerTalks MY APOLOGIES, HE DID PASS AWAY IN 1993 NOT 1973!!! 💪🏾💪🏾

[@richardbrowning8221]

Thank You for the memories Raymond Burr. I grew up watching your mesmerizing performances, and whether you were the villain or the hero you stood out! There will never be another like him! I consider myself very fortunate to have lived in his era! RIP "Perry".

[@SteveMillerTalks]

He was one of the greats!

[@lover_lee2]

His eyes make him perfect for the villain roles…btw have been binge watching all the Perry Mason episodes!

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Time well spent! It's great TV!

[@Marie70272]

Me 2!

[@karenharris4027]

Me 3!

[@uncommonwoman100]

​@@karenharris4027ME 4, ALWAYS HAVE...SINCE I WAS A LITTLE GIRL, MY MOM HAD TO MAKE ME GO TO BED ON FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS!!! 📺📺📺

[@missbehaving9128]

Thank you for uploading this movie. Raymond Burr was one of my favorite actors.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Raymond Burr was indeed one of the greats!

[@patrickryan1515]

Thoroughly enjoyable. Seven deaths depicting quite a few individual events all neatly strung together --makes for an attention-getting film. Upload appreciated!!!

[@crystaltry4527]

Raymond Burr portrait ed Perry Mason before Iron side. 😊I always liked watching him.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Oodles of thanks for sharing this bodacious "blast from the past" ! Being a huge fan of the late great Raymond Burr, I am quite surprised I had never heard of this 1950 Republic picture till YT recommended it to me. What a treat ! Greatly looking forward to watching it. The sound is poor but I'll gladly take what I can get.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

I hope you find watching it a good use of your time!

[@jubalcalif9100]

@@SteveMillerTalks Thanks a bunch ! Appreciate your kind words.

[@claudianash9811]

I enjoyed this. Back when movies were short and to the point. And ya gotta love that! 😂

[@paulpavlicsek1452]

My favorite thing about film noir is they set the plot in about ten minutes and tell the story in under ninety minutes. Great editing, no gratuitous love scenes, and no lengthy diatribes make for enjoyable films.

[@RetiredSchoolCook]

Thank you 🥰 Always good to watch the great and talented Raymond Burr 👍❤👍

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Glad you enjoyed it... thanks for watching and commenting!

[@moriahfeatherrae8265]

I'm so glad I found this thank you!!

[@WhatstheSizzle]

Amazing how much drama & suspense they can cram into less than 60 minutes, yes ? How come they can't do that now ?

[@SteveMillerTalks]

That is a very good question. It seems like everything is getting worse on the creative front... but I may have turned into a Cranky Old Man. (Although I don't think so...)

[@uncommonwoman100]

💰💰💰 DIFFERENT MORALS BACK THEN, OR AT LEAST THE BAD ONES WERE NOT SO MUCH PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE!!!

[@TheWanderingFinnegan]

There are independent film makers who make short stories and aggregators that feature them. If you like sci-fi, DUST is a good place to start. But, in the comments, there's always those simpletons who say "It needs to be longer!". IMO, longer just means more garbage just to extend the time.

[@WhatstheSizzle]

@@TheWanderingFinnegan Interesting.

[@sohara....]

@TheWanderingFinnegan *Any useful links, thanks*

[@marciawade8813]

Raymond Burr also played the murderer in Rear Window w James Stewart & Grace Kelly.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

In a white wig, if memory serves.

[@ThePiratemachine]

And in Mara Maru with Errol Flynn and Ruth Roman.

[@cesarelombroso6735]

Never knew. Thanks.

[@iammgmt.entertainment8687]

Raymond Burr Is An Outstanding Actor. He is Great In All Of His Roles!!!

[@SteveMillerTalks]

True!

[@jubalcalif9100]

I heartily concur ! No matter the role, the late great Mr Burr would give it his all !!

[@mickeybitsko1676]

Mason makes a good “heavy”😺

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Yeah, it was Perfection in the early Perry Mason episodes where Mason was a whole variety of shady when it came to getting his clients off.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Indeed. In more ways than one !!

[@jubalcalif9100]

@@SteveMillerTalks As I do when I take off my hat, you make a GOOD POINT !

[@Bridgukule]

Great film. Thanks for posting.

[@pearlbrandwein4731]

Raymond Burr, everybody's favorite villain burnished his reputation as a fat bad guy while honing his talents in films such as Desperate, Sleep My Love, Raw Deal, Pitfall, Abandoned, Red Light, His Kind of Woman, The Blue Gardenia & Crime of Passion. His Noirs include Walk A Crooked Mile, Borderline, Unmasked, The Whip Hand, FBI Girl, Rear Window, They Were So Young, A Cry in the Night, Affair in Havana, Meet Danny Wilson. As a bad guy, he played a crooked cop, a lousy husband & father who abandons his family, a jealous boyfriend/husband, a mob boss who tortures & threatens someone who refuses to be intimidated, a ruthless business owner who slaps the female help, a psychopath, etc. His portly physique made him guilty before he even displayed his talents as a dangerous, psychopathic perpetrator who will stop at nothing to get what he wants. His real life, nice guy reputation suffered leading him to do Perry Mason, a lawyer, then Ironsides, a police detective. These two roles rehabilitated his career and enabled him to enjoy a career revival, working until his death.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

I am going to have see which movies on that list I can get for the Screening Room. You've reminded me of some good ones! (Why didn't "Bride of the Gorilla" make your list, though... :D )

[@pearlbrandwein4731]

@@SteveMillerTalks I have never seen it; moreover, it's not as well known as the ones I mentioned. I think that Burr is creepy enough without playing opposite a gorilla. Horror/supernatural special effects detract from Burr's talents & intimidating portly physique. It's also a minor movie whose shock value has nothing to do with his much-in-demand acting skills.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

It's also not all that good... I was trying to make a joke. :)

[@pearlbrandwein4731]

@@SteveMillerTalks O.K. Some jokes get lost in translation & require an audible sarcastic tone. Thanks for your comment & clarification.

[@alfredbonnabel7022]

Hilary Brooke was a good actress. She has the Helen Vinson edge...the blonde version.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Indubitably. She was quite lovely & equally good in both comedic & dramatic roles.

[@jacksugden8190]

Canadian Burr was best remembered in his roll sat in a wheelchair in the Ironside tv series (1967-1975), I watched it on the BBC in the UK.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

I've only ever seen the pilot episode of "Ironside"... I need to rectify that at some point!

[@marbleman52]

@jacksugden8190....What Ramond Burr is best remembered for depends upon the age of the person. I am now 72 and I was a fan of Perry Mason before Burr made Ironside. Yes, I really liked Ironside; I thought Burr and the rest of the cast did a great job with Ironside. But I had known Perry Mason for so many years that it was hard to see him in a wheelchair and not want to yell at the T.V....."Perry Mason...just stand up...why don't you just stand up...??? Perhaps the BBC ion Britain didn't show Perry Mason much..?? It is odd, isn't it, how Burr was so well known as a "bad guy" for many years, and suddenly does a 180 degree turn and becomes one of the most famous defense lawyers on T.V....!!

[@SteveMillerTalks]

We probably all have different touch-stones for old-timey actors, but Raymond Burr does equal Perry Mason in my mind, too.

[@jimlaguardia8185]

Wrong. Burr is best remembered as Perry Mason, for which he won 2 Emmys.

[@27011946645]

Perry Mason best show on TV early 60s in Australia!

[@bonniebluebell5940]

Great movie! First time I saw him play the villain. Loved him in PM and Ironside back in the day.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@bejoyful]

Never saw this one; Burr was a hard working actor and this dark character seemed to fit him yet he made Perry Mason an icon.

[@jamesroy4044]

R.I.P Barbra Fuller😢. She was 102 and passed away on Wednesday May 15

[@themanfrommalpaso6753]

If you look up on internet of casting for “PerryMason” you can see the actors who were not yet cast as the characters that we know them by. So you’ll see Raymond Burr reading and acting out a scene as Paul Drake, and William Hopper playing Perry Mason. It’s a very surrealistic watch of what could have been! 😊

[@georgewagner2295]

Raymond Burr, did play a heavy really well. But after I found out that he would rather spend his private life with men instead of women, it made him look like a pervert every time I saw him on the screen. Tolerance is not acceptance. I don't mistreat people who choose this lifestyle. I avoid them.

[@amcguigan2389]

Thanks!

[@paulstark6818]

Great old movie it had every thing thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@maryturko6490]

Awesome acting by Burr!

[@jubalcalif9100]

Right On !!

[@carolannpacificadam1944]

His partner in life wrote a book about Mr Burr. He was a VERY kind person and very generous to others. He sure had some beautiful eyes. I think I watched every Perry Mason episodes .

[@catdog2706]

Raymond burr was a terrific actor

[@jayonnaj18]

I absolutely loved the pretty feminine way women dressed back then! And Raymond was so very handsome at this time in my opinion!

[@sansserif8839]

But think about the undergarments and accessories: rigid bras; hot slips; girdles-or-you-weren't-properly-dressed even at home or in a casual dress; stockings & garter belts; waists as tight as could be; fashion gloves on a hot day; thin, femimine coats in the cold; uncomfortable shoes even in the home; granny panties ... hideous maternity tops, although rarely seen in movies. 😁 Fashion was designed for women with all the correct undergarments to be worn, especially in movies. No girdle, and your suit might not fit. It was serious torture, the evolution of the hard corset. Women dressed prettily but it came at a price. Even bathing suits had built-in girdles. 😁 Don't get me started on the clip-on earrings that weighed a pound each. 😅 I'm glad to have been born in this era.

[@Vibhuti-xz9tn]

@@sansserif8839Me too! Those garter belts were torture..Stocked up on pantry hose though, as you didn’t need a girdle then. 💃🏻 PS I’m 75.

[@shanetclark5180]

Love the 60 minute format.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Straight to be point is Good! :D

[@yesterdaysnews1147]

so many interesting characters

[@jimlaguardia8185]

B movie, but Burr is always great.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

#Truth

[@jubalcalif9100]

As I do when I take off my hat, you make a good point !

[@cesarelombroso6735]

Excellent. Burr plays a sleeze bag well. Love those fist fights in the old movies. Better than those in films today.

[@lindickison3055]

Sleazebag??? Not sneeze...

[@cesarelombroso6735]

@@lindickison3055 Yes. A sleaze bag. I corrected it.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

This is where you shake your fist at the sky and shout: "DAAAAMN YOU, AUTO-CORRECT!" :D

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Sadly, I am feeling like the old movies (defined here as pre-1996 or so) are just better overall. Maybe it's because I'm getting old...

[@cesarelombroso6735]

@@SteveMillerTalks You got that right.

[@CrystalEddings-t9v]

I never seen this but Raymond played this part reminds me of wear windows with GracecKellynand Rod Stewart

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Yep! He was good at playing bad guys!

[@tomalexander4327]

You can tell Republic is on its last legs in this one but it's still got it where it counts in the acting and script department.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Actually, the studio produced feature films all the way up to 1958.

[@tomalexander4327]

@@jubalcalif9100 indeed

[@rescuepetsrule6842]

Raymond Burr at his most sinister. His eyes at 07:13 are a far cry from his Perry Mason face, which I love. I still can't bring myself to watch him in Bride of the Gorilla-lol TY!

[@SteveMillerTalks]

He was one of the greats. (Even if "Bride of the Gorilla" :) )

[@judithcharles9847]

For me Raymond Burr voice and bedroom eyes makes the case, no one like him.

[@fufu889]

And to think this great bad guy actor was a rose gardener with his life partner. Love RB.

[@crafttreenj]

Yes he even named one of the varieties he raised for Della Street (unsure if it is named after her character role in Perry or her actual name, I will have to look that up.)

[@fufu889]

@@crafttreenj Adorable!

[@annchristensen7104]

And proud owner of a vineyard. And a hilarious clown...such silly physical comedy he could perform!

[@Jane-k5d]

​@@fufu889He named the orchid Barbra Hale, and it's a very pretty orchid.

[@pamczech5984]

Ya know how good he is from all the movies he was in before Mason so it is easy to believe

[@mcpheejesus5945]

Great movie, but volume is not balanced; left hear low, right ear is louder. Also hearing some sort of talking in background like a TV playing while movie playing coming thru right ear only w/earbuds on. So annoying that I had to remove the left plug from ear. Nevertheless, I enjoyed this masterpiece starring one of my all-time favorite actors, Mr. Raymond Burr. Haven't seen anything yet that I didn't love him in, and I still watch & enjoy episodes of Perry Mason. Thanks so much for the upload!

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Odd... I will have to crank the volume really loud one of these evenings. As far as the balanced thing, I never noticed. I will try watching with headphones as well. Not sure how to trouble-shoot the audio, but I'll see if I can do anything. Thanks for the feedback/information!

[@mcpheejesus5945]

@@SteveMillerTalks You're very welcome. I appreciate your reply. If you get the audio straight, the movie's worth rewatching. Again, thanks & keep the great movies coming.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

@@mcpheejesus5945 I will try on both counts!

[@charlesd9483]

I had to pause it because I thought it was people talking outside my window, but then became silent and realized it was the movie's sound.

[@charlesd9483]

@@SteveMillerTalks You hear talking very low and if you pause the movie to hear clearer, all you hear is silence realizing it is sound bleeding over from elsewhere.

[@beatricepeter995]

😮problems with the sound 😢

[@SteveMillerTalks]

I will have to go back and take another look. It seemed fine when I watched it. I'll re-upload if something's gone wrong. thanks for letting me know!

[@soulvigilante]

@@SteveMillerTalks The audio is only coming through on the R channel

[@carolynsteele1027]

Well, that was a shame. Endless LONG ads in a row, without a "skip" feature. Never found out what happened.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Unfortunately, I don't control the ads on this one. :(

[@IrvONeil-fn6cp]

Just watched it! Very enjoyable. Burr is always a fun baddie. Thanks, and I will subscribe!

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@steveweinstein3222]

This movie is a sequence of impossible-to-believe situations, starting with a Raymond Burr as a man who'd attract a Broadway star and a beautiful secretary. He always played the kind of man women ran away from.

[@M10000]

That was some Un Perry Mason-like behavior.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

It was his evil twin!

[@alexmuenster2102]

41:25 "Now, to get back to Lewis. I admit that he's the type of man who wouldn't stop at murder, but unfortunately, he has a perfect alibi." Huh?! Lewis has NO alibi! In other words: He has no *proof* that he could NOT have committed the murder.

[@acewilliams7917]

Raymond Burr strikes again!!! He's always a villain.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Not always, but during this phase of his film career he usually was.

[@mynameisworld]

My left ear wants to know where the sound is.

[@rollieletcher1309]

Raymond Burr was A amazing actor he could scare the hell out you are maybe brake your hart Cry in the night with Tery more . Thank you have a good day

[@alexmuenster2102]

40:00 "But just to show you I'm an *amicus curiae* , I have some information for you." Burr severely mispronounces this Latin legal phrase meaning "friend of the court." The way he says it, it sounds more like "amicus curi-EYE."

[@calvinstaley0123]

Happy heavenly birthday to Raymond William Stacy Burr (May 21, 1917 - September 12, 1993) 🎉🎊

[@laradavenport903]

That was quick death when she fall over!😆

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Overpowering evil that was!

[@Mark-g4z2s]

Love Raymond Burr, especially as a bad guy.He had the look terrific movie amazing for 60 minutes long.Thank you

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@rubynavarro7563]

Great movie 🎬 thanks 😊

[@CedricMaximum]

Raymond Burr is sensational in his Noir character playing!

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Agreed! One of the all-time-greats!

[@ursulamannix2093]

What a gem 💎 ❤.

[@kat71580]

Hilary Brooke played a femme fatale in Sherlock Holmes Film, Woman in Green, Basil Rathbone, & Nigel Bruce, a beautiful actress.

[@charlesd9483]

...and Costello's love interest in the "Abbott and Costello" shows

[@aspenrebel]

Oh! Perry Mason got shot in the back!

[@mickeybitsko1676]

Paul harrrrvey….good Day!

[@daviddd99]

A workmanlike film, but of 'B' quality. Has the merit of being brief. Pity about the print quality, but I've found this difficult to source so can't be too picky.

[@laurabrowning7973]

There is no audio on this picture. I tried to watch it a couple of weeks ago, and there was no sound. Tried it again today, and there is still no sound. Just thought you'd like to know.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Thanks... what are you trying to watch on? I've yet to have that issue.

[@laurabrowning7973]

@@SteveMillerTalks You Tube. I've not had this experience before when attempting to watch a film. I noticed reviews have been written regarding this one, so I wondered if this was something recent...

[@SteveMillerTalks]

@@laurabrowning7973 I meant what sort of device? That could be the common factor.

[@laurabrowning7973]

@@SteveMillerTalks Sorry!! A PC

[@bobstevens2958]

Burr gets a Chicago overcoat😺

[@Hany-fu1vc]

Raymond Burr was a great actor but his greatest and most iconic role was ans is Perry Mason the unparalleled and unbeatable criminal lawyer who defends only innocents accused of crimes they didn't commit while having virtually all evidence pointing out at them, yet once the great Perry Mason comes in, all things change. Perry mason inspired almost all courtroom dramas.

[@user-bf5ik2sq5e]

Earl Stanley Gardner wrote the book series, personally chose Raymond Burr over some objections, saying Burr is Perry Mason. although before and since many have portrayed the lawyer, to varying success The only episode to feature Erle Stanley Gardner, the creator of Perry Mason. He is the judge at the second trial. Director: Jesse Hibbs Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery Release Date: 1966-05-22 "Perry Mason" The Case of the Final Fade-Out (TV Episode 1966)

[@kevinmadden1645]

That was the final episode of the series. Dick Clark was the murderer .

[@inganorden1816]

People were much too trusting in those days. Not one asks for ID from a law enforcement officer? Have they never heard of burglar chains on doors? The locks looked flimsy, and the door wasn't too sturdy either. Maybe l shouldn't judge by today's standards, but l wouldn't go "downtown" with anyone unless they show me official paperwork, like a warrant.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

* makes a note of needing to find a different method to kidnap @inganordan1816 * :)

[@michaelK3148]

An outstanding film with Burr playing a homicidal character is Blue Gardenia, directed by Fritz Lang.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Yes. That one is well worth checking out.

[@shawnio]

Barbara Fuller is gonna be 100 years old soon

[@shawnio]

seeing Raymon Burr making out with someone lol it looked like he was kissing Della Street

[@SteveMillerTalks]

According to one source, Fuller died early today (May 15) at her home. :(

[@stevelewis7263]

Film was totally ruined by adverts every TWO to THREE minutes, so feckin annoying of KZbin

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Damn, Thak's overkill. (This is one where I don't control the ad settings; I have allowance to show it, but I don't get the any of that ad revenue.) I don't see the ads because I sprang for the subscription/premium/whatever they're calling it.

[@cadencechrome4783]

Another good movie on KZbin is Murder Me with Raymond Burr and Angela Lansbury!

[@SteveMillerTalks]

If you don't want to take Cadence's word for how good "Murder Me" is, you read my review of it here: moviesinbw.blogspot.com/2009/11/raymond-burr-is-lawyer-duped-in-please.html

[@servabo_fidem1449]

What a great movie!

[@linneab8317]

Whatever side of the law, Raymond Burr played his parts with relish. 🌭🌭🌭🌭🌭 Filled with good old cross and double cross.

[@suewilliams7661]

I think Raymond burr was gorgeous ❤

[@winonamassingill7895]

I didn’t see Jeff Chandelier anywhere or anyone named Mr Boyton. ????🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔😱😱😱🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🙄🙄🙄

[@mickeybitsko1676]

You have some homework to do my friend 😺

[@mickeybitsko1676]

Good to see Jeff chandler, Mr bouyton, get a lead

[@harrietweber2520]

Not Jeff Chandler. It's Robert Rockwell who also played Mr. Boynton on radio and then in the TV version of Our Miss Brooks. Jeff Chandler did not do Mr Boynton on TV

[@aspenrebel]

Why would you think that guy was Jeff Chandler? I wasn't even watching this video I was just listening. By the guy's voice, I knew who it was and it wasn't Jeff Chandler.

[@mickeybitsko1676]

@@aspenrebel come on, do your homework. Think Kevin bacon and eggs😺

[@aspenrebel]

@@mickeybitsko1676 huh? Say what?

[@mickeybitsko1676]

@@aspenrebel you a Jim Healy fan?

[@dennisduran8500]

Never knew Burr was homosexual until recently. Never would've guessed 😮

[@vixtex]

He was a very talented actor!

[@aspenrebel]

I don't think Raymond Burr married her.

[@MadelinePageCourts]

Probably learned all the tricks of the criminals to help him in his trial work later doing Perry Mason!! ;)😂

[@meredith7236]

Omg he just did it

[@princeofcupspoc9073]

The upscaling makes this impossible to watch.

[@velvetbees]

There is no sound.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Some folks are having this problem. Others are telling me the sound is just coming through in the right channel. I've yet to not be able to replicate the issues. Sorry. :(

[@williamlescarbeau]

To many ads, couldn't enjoy the movie.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Sorry about that. The film in on my channel, but it this case, I don't control the ads. (When I do, I do not place ads during films, only before.)

[@notrash22]

Not watching any more, I'll find a better upload

[@nickmoore9643]

1 channel audio not for me!

[@mikedrown2721]

What the hell is a "Noose Paper"?

[@princeofcupspoc9073]

A simple search would have yielded: “Noose Paper” (Newspaper)

[@mikedrown2721]

@princeofcupspoc9073 Thanks

[@notrash22]

Why do we have to look at your mug for the whole movie?

[@SteveMillerTalks]

Because.

[@miapdx503]

Cry more...😭

[@lousteinberg5624]

Nice ending.

[@michaelbyrnee9584]

The title of this movie is absolutely perfect for Burr in real life!

[@birdlynn417]

Psycho! Gotta still love Raymond Burr. 😀

[@garryferrington811]

Too blurry.

[@Adamsky9573]

And at the end she kisses the man that is responsible for her father's death, classic female. And let's not omit all the insightful mostly female comments: Raymond Burr, Raymond Burr, Raymond Burr, Raymond Burr, Raymond Burr, Raymond Burr, Raymond Burr, Raymond Burr, Raymond Burr. Oh man, how I love this society :D

[@elizabethwood2000]

No sound. Too bad.

[@SteveMillerTalks]

I have checked out the upload on three different computers. The sound has been fine each time. I don't know why some folks are having trouble. Sorry!

[@sansserif8839]

Try different devices.

[@tomripsin730]

9:06 ...And then he grabs the phone. 😅

[@catchaser52]

Was that Paul Harvey >? Good Day !

[@jubalcalif9100]

Now we know the "rest of the story".....

[@barneygilewitz6722]

Well, wasn't that the typical gangster mix up and usual dastardly shenanigans 'n double crosses? Everyone got what they fully deserved and the hero gets the girl in the end...walk out of theatre satisfied you spent your 25 cents on worthwhile entertainment.

[@acastrohowell]

I’m out not good

[@beatricepeter995]

Can't listen to the dialogue Not kidding