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If you love Robert Mitchum this is the place to be. I'll also add clips others have uploaded so be sure to check out the Favorites section!
Robert Mitchum's Final Film
Here's a clip from Pakten aka The Sunset Boys aka Waiting For Sunset. Mitchum's final film that was only released in Europe. Three doctors (Mitchum, Cliff Robertson, Erland Josephson) do everything they can to help fulfill the final wish of their dying friend (Espen Skjønberg) as in the pact these men made in honor of their dead friend Martin Kemp. In the process secrets are revealed that have been hidden for decades. A film that has humor, drama, and heart.
If you would like more information on how to purchase the film, message me through CZcams.
If you would like more information on how to purchase the film, message me through CZcams.
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Robert Mitchum Sings Too Ra Loo Ra Loo Ral
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Over in Killarney Many years ago, My Mother sang this song to me In tones so soft and low. Just a simple little ditty, In her good old Irish way, And l'd give the world if she could sing This song to me this day. "Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral, Too-ra-loo-ra-li, Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral, hush now, don't you cry Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral, Too-ra-loo-ra-li, Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral, that's an Irish lullaby."
A New Review of The Night Of The Hunter
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Thanks to a friend for sending me this clip from Australian television.
A Family For Joe: Having A Baby
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Show 3 of 3 I'll be posting of "A Family For Joe". Joe (Robert Mitchum) gets suspicious when Holly's friend (Josie Bissett) stays over at the house longer than she should. From 1990.
A Family For Joe: The Big House
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Show 2 of 3 I'll be posting of A Family For Joe. Joe's (Robert Mitchum) guardianship of the kids is at risk when Nick (David Lascher) gets into trouble just as their social worker (Robin Strasser) is back in town. From 1990.
A Family For Joe: An Earful
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Show 1 of 3 I'll be posting of A Family For Joe Joe (Robert Mitchum) has a beef with the phone company. From 1990.
Robert Mitchum in A Family For Joe
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Opening credits to Mitchum's short-lived sitcom from 1990. Only 9 episodes were ever shot. All the child actors from the tv pilot were recast except the youngest who played Mary. You'll recognize Ben Savage from Boy Meets World, David Lascher from Blossom and Juliette Lewis who strangely enough went on to play Bowden's daughter in Scorsese's Cape Fear remake just one year later. The credits are...
Robert Mitchum in The Last Time I Saw Archie
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The perfect mix of comedy and charm, masculinity and sensitivity, Robert Mitchum was an actor that could do more than film noir and westerns. Mitchum's sidekick is television favorite Jack Webb. From 1961.
Robert Mitchum In Cry 'Havoc'
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Mitchum has one line in this WWII story about women volunteers in the Pacific Theater. You'll see some other familiar faces like Ann Sothern, Ella Raines, and Margaret Sullavan. From 1943. For more information visit www.imdb.com/title/tt0035770/
Robert Mitchum in The Human Comedy
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A charming set of scenes from The Human Comedy in which Robert Mitchum appeared uncredited. The other familiar faces are Donna Reed and character actors Barry Nelson, Don DeFore, and Dorothy Morris. From 1943. For more information visit www.imdb.com/title/tt0036022/
Robert Mitchum In Dancing Masters
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uncredited role from 1943. For more information visit www.imdb.com/title/tt0035777/
Robert Mitchum In Minesweeper
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uncredited role from 1943. To see the film in its entirety visit www.archive.org/details/Minesweeper_1943
Robert Mitchum In "We Were Expecting You At Dakar" Part 3
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Robert Mitchum In "We Were Expecting You At Dakar" Part 3
Robert Mitchum In "We Were Expecting You At Dakar" Part 2
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Robert Mitchum In "We Were Expecting You At Dakar" Part 2
Robert Mitchum In "We Were Expecting You At Dakar" Part 1
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Robert Mitchum In "We Were Expecting You At Dakar" Part 1
Robert Mitchum In "God And A Red Scooter" Part 3
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Robert Mitchum In "God And A Red Scooter" Part 3
Robert Mitchum In " God And A Red Scooter" Part 2
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Robert Mitchum In " God And A Red Scooter" Part 2
Robert Mitchum In "God And A Red Scooter" Part 1
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Robert Mitchum In "God And A Red Scooter" Part 1
🌊 ROBERT MITCHUM E MARILYN MONROE* SI CONOSCEVANO DA ADOLESCENTI, DURANTE LA 2A GUERRA MONDIALE LAVORAVANO NELLA STESSA FABBRICA.
Lovely!
Lovely!!!
Two Greats that will never be replaced.
"finally truly adopted", wow, well said
What a great interview..thank you
Idk of course but just as an opinion I believe that if an actor or actress isn’t really very savy and shred about their career and able to hold their own with directors - they could be run over and made to do things they feel is not what they want . I sure don’t know what makes me have this observation except some things I have heard other stars say . Marilyn was a very talented triple threat as they say - could act comedy or drama - could sing very well or like a sex kitten and she could do dance routines . I loved her in River of no Return but I love her in everything !! She was beautiful !!! I feel sorry that her personal desire to be a mother was never fulfilled and my opinion that was a failure that took away her joy and self worth . Only she can tell what destroyed her . I only know that her movies show such a gorgeous young woman with a sweet voice of an Angel !!! She made her Mark and is Famous and her movies endure !! Thank you Marilyn Monroe . Thank You Robert Mitchum for all your fine acting and your great voice also !!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Robert Mitchum❤ was a true friend to Marilyn Monroe❤.
The worst we Men are the more Women want to know Us
That was quite possibly the best insight into her i have ever heard. Clearly, Robert thought she was wonderful, as we all did. He knew her well enough to not only see her as she really was as well as the public persona she gave to the world, but also as Marilyn saw herself. Marilyn in 3 person. Spoken about with much heart and kindness. ❤
Robert Mitchum's insightful reflections on his late colleague Marilyn Monroe are very touching. He was brimful of empathy, understanding and admiration for her. It takes a sensitive, talented person to know one. Instantly he saw past the 'Dumb Blonde', starlet stereotype, to the heart and soul of the human being within. A lovely man, and like Marilyn, a true star. What a stark contrast this interview is, to the mean and snarky comments Sir Lawrence Olivier made on camera about Monroe, dismissing her as 'a model, not an actress'. He never got over the fact Marilyn Monroe was recognised as a global icon after her death - a rare status he would never achieve in his lifetime or beyond it, despite his lofty reputation as an actor, (mostly in Britain, where he was knighted for his work). I suspect he was also much-miffed that the world's hottest blonde was totally immune to his charms when they made 'The Prince and the Showgirl' together! The whole experience of working with Monroe, which Olivier had such high hopes of both professionally and personally, was a crushing disappointment to him, bordering on humiliation. She possessed a powerful star quality - the camera loved her. Inevitably, she acted him off the screen and stole every scene, reducing Olivier to supporting cast in a British-made movie he had nurtured like a baby for the glittering prizes he mistakenly assumed it would bring him. Even 20 years later, his anger at Marilyn was obvious - and frankly unsettling - during a TV interview which can be found on CZcams. The way he coldly dismissed her as though she were just another forgettable blonde sex symbol, was actually pretty venomous. The polar opposite of the respectful way Robert Mitchum remembered her here. Olivier may have been named the finest actor of his generation, but he was certainly no gentleman. I don't believe he was a patch on the great Robert Mitchum - as an actor or as a human being.
Very fortunate Davo ...to have Bob on the show ...Hollywood royalty 👑 #legend
Legend
Wow, didn't know that Robert Mitchum and James (Jim) Dougherty were partners (co-workers) at Lockheed Aircraft so that's how he first met and got to know and befriend Jim's then wife Norma Jean Baker Dougherty (aka Marilyn Monroe).
The fact that Norma Jeane's husband Jim Dougherty was friend's with a classy guy like Robert Mitchum when they were factory workers says it all. Norma Jeane should have stayed with Jim, the only good husband she had who did not abuse her and treated her like a queen.
The Oscars are a joke. Louise Fletcher said that she used her Oscar as a door stopper. I think Mitchum would have done something similar had he won. He had a great career and will always be remembered for his great acting chops.
Robert Mitchum, one of my favourites the way he talks about Marilyn Munroe with her certain traits. It reminds me of the similarities with Diana Princess of Wales. Of course, they eventually played a certain game. They were vulnerable, sensitive, but perhaps they crossed the wrong people and they were both taken out, whether they connect with the Kennedys or Diana with the royal family and the English establishment?🇬🇧🏴🇬🇧
He was a Holocaust denier.
Du zero isnt a pimple on mitchums you no what!!!!! He played gangsters cowboys war movies all of them duh zero play a cowboy ya right
He looks like Robert DeNiro! 🤓
The One and ONLY - Robert Mitchum!
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She wasn't I bet she had some plastic surgery, she didnt look like "Marilyn" in her early years
Robert Mitchum was married to his one and only for 46 years. Very rare for Hollywood. He met her when he was 16 and she was 14.
Not wishing to detract from Mitchum's high assessment of Lean - wasn't there another British man (in the role of director though famous for his acting) - one "Charles Laughton" - who secured a very powerful performance from Mitchum in "Night of the Hunter" - and "directorially" - gave us one of the finest movies (the said "Night of the Hunter") of the 1950s ???
Patty Duke
Becoming little boy nearly 8 years old this year you are . Amazing grace Jesus was messaging me to see you in playground Tamworth. You are faithful forever Jewish brother when I visit you.
Our Jewish brother Robert you have same parents on 20th century as well who were before century also. But I became lady lost like my mom
Tradução de verbete sobre o ator: magiadoreal.blogspot.com/2024/04/o-dicionario-biografico-de-cinema233.html
A TRUE MAN❤ VERY TALENTED🎉
A younger Mitchum wouldn't have gone on this show but if he did he would have slapped Letterman back to 1947.
Facinating he knew her when she was just the wife of a co worker
Robert michum had a really nice voice didn't realize until I heard him sing leaning on the everlasting arms in night of the Hunter
The scum press feeding more us bs...dream on this could be you. She would have been happy with a less exploitive experience.
"Of course on another network" 😅
MITCH COULD DO IT ALL!!!!!
If only Dino knew Mitchum was screwing one his daughters (Deana)…or perhaps he did and didn’t care in true Dino style.
Gifted actor, love his work
Thats a real friend. ❤😊
Robert Mitchum was truly one of a kind. I had the pleasure of working with him on a film in Hollywood as an actor, near the end of his career and he was a joy to behold. Casual, genuine and always telling stories of working with Marilyn. Mitch had this wonderfully unique way of including you in his life..
Hollywood could take a lesson..
Wow, what special memories, thank you for sharing them here.
@Dolly, Many thanks for your note. Indeed, meeting Mitch was very special. All best wishes.
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@Alin, Many thanks for your thoughtful heart. All best wishes.
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My favorite male movie star...and could sing too, but NOT on the credits of "River Of No Return".....that was the "Ol' Pea Picker"!!..LOL!!...
yves montand tremble face a robert mitchum .
He was impeccable in The Friends of Eddie Coyle and The Big Sleep.
only american men have a voice like that 🙂
Funny how this life time so much the same as my previous one truly fascinating thank you for this sending my love light and good thoughts always ❤️✨
Mitchum one of the few men who looked macho even in drag.
Just watched his interview with Eric Andre
These actors are great but do you know who is greater? Jesus. He is selfless and loving. He died for everyone's sins, past, present, and future. Be careful when watching these films. We mustn't make these people our idols. Exodus 20:3-5 says "You must not have any other god but me. You must not make for yourself an idol of any kind or an image of anything in the heavens on earth or in the sea. You must not bow down to them or worship them, for I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God who will not tolerate your affection for any other gods." Not only that, but the end times are here. 2 Timothy 4:1-5 states "You should know this, Timothy, that in the last days there will be very difficult times. People will love only themselves and their money. They will be boastful and proud, scoffing at God, disobedient to their parents, and ungrateful. They will consider nothing sacred. They will be unloving and unforgiving; they will slander others and have no self-control. They will be cruel and hate what is good. They will betray their friends, be reckless, be puffed up with pride, and love pleasure rather than God. They will act religious, but they will reject the power that could make them godly. Stay away from people like that!" This is merely to inform people, not to attack them. God bless.
I also thought I was going to see the entire film. What a bummer. Guess I’ll have to keep looking