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I love the presenter. He reminds me of his gifted predecessor Robert Osborne.

it's pretty contrived and Mitch is miscast and sleep walks through his part (probably because he was making 3 movies at the same time)

It's simply a classic on all levels. Nuff said.

I love this picture. Have you seen A Dangerous Profession with George Raft? That and Nocturne are my favorite Raft films.

Fantastic tie. Muller's always on point.

What's especially ironic is that Raymond Burr was also always cast as a sadistic mobster until Perry Mason transformed his image as well.

This Wrigley Field was used for the old TV show Home Run Derby. I used to wonder how many times that house down the left field line got hit by baseballs.

I truly admire the efficiency of this picture, which wastes no time at all getting going. Forget Drive-In movies, this is a Drive-Thru movie. But it's one of the best of its kind, that's for sure.

Charles Mcgraw slipped in the shower and fell through the glass door.😱

I love this movie.. one of my favourites noirs of all time... Love Charles McCraw...

he surely was unforgettable in Lupino's excellent little open air noir The Hitch-Hiker

In case you're thinking of watching this film, do it! A noir with the depth of a good novel. Eddie is quite right that Kent Smith's character is at least as much the protagonist as Ann Sheridan's but the success of Mildred Pierce no doubt influenced the naming of this film and the Joan Crawford film Daisy Kenyon of the same year. In fact, watch all three if you haven't seen them. Warners was on a roll.

1953 -- I would've been 5 yrs.old. Mama and Daddy took me with them to see this thing at the beloved Wilshire Theater in Fullerton CA. Thanks a lot parents! And you bet I remember it.

Thanks for posting!!

The last time REPEAT PERFORMANCE (1947) was seen on television was in 1988 on Nickelodeon’s Nick At Nite, when that channel was still showing old movies. I’m glad that classic was found and recovered.

Nice suit Ed

Bill Gray was an annoying, high strung and irresponsible kid in this movie.

Good fast paced movie.

What an incredible cast. I was fortunate to see Fleischer at an American Cinemateque showing of AMR years later. The evening included a visit by Marie Windsor. What a fkn awesome event that was! And, FWIW, I believe the greatest widescreen technicolor "noir" of all time is Violent Saturday.

One of my all-time favorites! Lana and John Garfield were great in it. And I had no idea Hume Cronyn was in it too! Wow!

It's been said Lana Turner hated the 1981 reboot. Interesting, isn't it?

1:00 Murphy did not get elected to the California Senate in 1964-but the US Senate.

I think all of their criticisms are valid. I saw it in the theater when it premiered and I also thought it was visually exciting and had some fantastic moments (mostly Batty's end), but people used to read back then. A lot. The ideas in this movie are nothing compared to what anyone who delved a little into sci-fi would have been exposed to. The special effects are nice but nothing ground-breaking at the time...there had been a steady advancement and expectation for good special effects since Kubrick's 2001. Ford comping off of two of the most charismatic roles in recent history was as drab and as uninteresting as he could be, and his apparently intentionally bad voice-over in the theatrical cut just made it worse. Finally, the title is meaningless. Friedkin also made that mistake with Sorcerer, another film that has finally outlived the meaninglessness of its title.

My mother recalled Patricia Neal well from Northwestern University days. Pat attempted to join mom's sorority, but unfortunately could not afford to. 😟

I was 12 years old when this movie came out. I went to see it at our small town's theater. All I remember was the rape scene. It had such a negative impression on me that I remember it to this day...and I'm 77 now.

Eddie is such a wonderful, knowledgeable host

Dahl was also in the romp Journey to the Center of the Earth

I need more content and Dahl.

Noir... The very name says a great deal. Do not go down this alley. But we still do. For those that survive, we like it.

An excellent movie which I've just seen for the first time. Actually it was Ginger Rogers who really impressed me.Ronald Reagan was better than I'd expected.

1:20, Raymond Burr as the street bods of the LA organized crime scene. Before he became the ethical and highly moral attorney Perry Mason, he was often cast as a violent and viscious criminal.

Van Johnson even played s German soldier in "The Last Blitzkrieg". Fluent in English having grown up in America, he leads a group of infiltrators who cross American lines in December 1944 and try to sabotage the American defenders in the Battle of the Bulge.

Out of the Past is the definitive film noir.

I would have preferred if the two old men did do Goff in but end up in jail at the end.

Where are the recipes?

Excellent noir!

I love this movie and the remake with Gene hackman and anne archer

where do i watch this

Thank you again. I really, seriously, miss the double features with a good B movie and a nice girl selling ice cream in the interval.

At least this is available on YT! 😊

Mitch kinda sleeps through this one. i think he was jumping from set to set during this time. and the movie is not really that good really overly dramatic.

Mitch kinda sleeps through this one. i think he was jumping from set to set during this time.

This is such a hard film to find. And since I don't have TCM, I have to try to find it on DVD. But it doesn't exist on DVD I don't think. Does anyone know if you can buy it somehere-provided it exists, that is, on physical media. Also, I love No Questions Asked. I have the DVD and will definitely be watching it next weekend. It's too bad that he already covered the film, and that his upcoming intro and outro will be verbatim copies from his prior coverage. I'm not exactly happy that they repeat movies on here so much, but it would take the sting out of my disappointment if they would make new intros and outros that had new, additional comments rather than the previous verbatim ones.

Lorraine Day in the 1930's was in the Dr. Kildaire films starring Lew Ayres & she was his nurse in those films.

Thanks. I was just watching this one but missed a few minutes here and there so I might go back and watch again.

Thanks for posting! ☺️

I wish I could watch this one! But unless I purchase the DVD, I think not But who knows, all noirs come to she who waits! 😇

I’m so researching Vera West’s mysterious “suicide”

That photo of the promotional sign is wild. Decent noir. Barry Sullivan is great.

Even though William Holden was a fine actor it’s hard for me to accept anyone else in the role then Humphrey Bogart I can’t imagine a performance topping that