Chrysler Theatre - Season 3.14 "When Hell Froze" (1966) Jane Wyman, Leslie Nielsen, Martin Milner
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- In 1919, a housewife's act of kindness to a wandering war veteran forms the basis of a cruel misunderstanding. With Jeff Corey, Steve Carlson, Jack Bailey, Frankie Kabott, E.J. Andre, Jean Engstrom.
This is a terrible ending. They all need to get away from Dad.
@@lightningbug276 the husband was guilty of listening and believing in gossip
Bin froh, dass diese Episode ein gutes Ende gefunden hat.
That's great. Until the next time her abuser thinks she has done something wrong.
I enjoyed this program and I don't agree with most of the comments. I guess I see things different than most people
Depressing
Very strange movie
That poor woman, paying for a sin she didnt commit. I waited on a plot twist! I just knew those guys were up to no good on that NY trip lol
@@JRTexx the Bible says if you hate you've committed murder in your 💜
Aprons for a present. Wow!🤣
From the dime store.
It reminds me of the episode of Andy Griffith when they gave Aunt Bee canning jars instead of the bed jacket she had been admiring in the store window.
Comparable to getting a kitchen appliance in the 50's
@@thehappysheep2023I would be happy to get a kitchen appliance something useful. But I guess that's why I never fit in
This was a small town, a different time, a different culture, where a farm wife & mother had a role. They were also poor ppl, so a "dime store apron" was a gift that would hv bn appreciated, for the thought. I agree, the chauvinism was dreadful, though. I wonder if she still wd hv bn in trouble, if she'd told them what had happened, when they 1st asked abt the harmonica.
How can a son turn on his mother? Forget the husband, she needs to lose him and the reverend also.
The next day, Addie left John for the stranger and they moved to Paris. Little Frankie grew up to be a bank robber who was shot up by the State Troopers, Ray became a stumbling drunk who died of chirrosis, and John died alone and afraid with no one to love him.
The End
@@torgman what happened to all the people ( including the minister) that did the gossiping?
@@herminepursch2470 They all got hit by a train 🤷
@@torgman ah come on, you can think of a better ending than that
Right on time!! ⏰️ ❤️
Out of good comes evil 😈. The better you are, the worse you are treated. The road to Hell is paved with good intentions. Take your pick. They all add up to man's inhumanity to man. A thorough disgrace.
@@stephenwitherington879 it starts with the way you think. GOSSIP
She should have stayed in the city and shacked up with Officer Malloy. 😂
Good one! It's Officer Pete Malloy!
Wow Leslie Nielsen.
In those days, a woman was legally a man's possession, no different than a horse or cow. That is why the husband got away with treating her like this. He, on the other hand, could bring a younger wife to the farm and push her out with nothing regardless of the years of work she put in there, or how many children she had. He could beat her and nothing would be done.
And it continued for a number of years. In the 70s women still struggled to get credit in their own names. Amongst a number of other things, credit was only the tip of the iceberg.
In certain countries men still own women.
Leslie Nielsen before he became a comedian in TV and motion pictures.
Martin Milner was so charming and attractive, you swoon when he says 'come away with me'. Especially when compared to that crabby husband- he can take that lye can and shove it!
What a sad , sick show. Family values forever. 1966 seems a little late for this kind of nonsense
Why didn't he kiss her goodbye?
Because he was a religious apostate.
@@judibiggerstaff8054 and what are you? The judge?
Gots to kidding!!! 🤬