Taming the Wild (1936) ROM-COM
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Stars: Maxine Doyle, Rod La Rocque, Barbara Pepper
Director: Robert F. Hill
A madcap socialite has a talent for landing in jail, and every time she is bailed out her family's attorney. Exasperated, the man decides to quit until he realizes he has fallen in love with her.
Sometimes reading the commenters are so very interesting , the tell you all about the stars in the show ,what they are Like in real life ,and funny thing like how much she waigh,when the man picked her up and swung her o er his Sid , I love listening to the commenters ! THIER brilliant ! Hats off to all of you !!!! ❤️🙏🏽🇨🇦 there are so many pros out there that no every thing about all these great oldies thank you for any info on them ,it makes the drama all the more SPIECAL !!
I bet this comment was edited. ..incriminatets the lot of u! #growup
can you say "problematic" lmao when people say "things were different back then" this is what they mean. I loved Barbara Pepper though! She's a gem.
Barbra Pepper was hot stuff boy, love her naught dance. She was a good friend of Lucille Ball and played in quite a few I Love Lucy episodes. Cute little Maxine Doyle, a Dorothy Lee look alike, started out as a chorus girl for Busby Berkley. Her 1st movie was Footlight Parade and later she was one of those "beautiful Dames" in Dames; she is easy to spot Buzz would put her right out front.
Nice little RomCom. I enjoyed seeing old Hollywood locations....Knickerbocker Hotel, Crossroads of the World, and some Hollywood neighborhood street scenes.
Great scenes of Hollywood and some nice cars. Movie good so far. Thanks for sharing.
Barbara Pepper the blonde with the New York accent, played Mrs Ziffele on both petticoat Junction and later Green acres television programs. She was a heavy drinker and she looked 30 years older than she really was. The poor woman died at the age of 54. And she actually had to leave the park playing Doris Ziffel three years before Greenacres was canceled. She was replaced by another actress. She was up for playing Ethel Mertz in I Love Lucy as she was Lucille Ball‘s closest friend from their Ziegfield days, but they had already cast William Frawley who was a drinker. They didn’t want two drinkers. Sad.
She was incredibly gorgeous and Sally Struthers could totally be her doppleganger. Simply beautiful.
I had almost forgot about Van de Kamps bakeries. Neat seeing these sites!
Oh man! Mrs. Ziffel as a nightclub entertainer! And she sounds like Clara Bow whenever she speaks! 😁
this is so much fun! thank you 🍕🎥🎥🎥🎥 i love this ❤❤
Feisty Barbara Pepper added some much-needed spunk to this flick.
👍🇺🇸🇮🇪 absolutely brilliant film 🤗
Another good movie thank you Pizza Fix, I so appreciate it.x
Hey, "yes'm" from the chauffeur! Love those cars and La Rocque!
I Appreciate you Makes a big better day for me. Thank You ur a real PAL.🍁
As Nick Lowe once sang, you gotta be cruel to be kind, in the right measure...
wonderful !
Clean one with fine story.
The gals sure lead exciting lives!
30's had the cars ! real style !
06:11 - Auburn Speedster drives past a Van De Kamp's bakery, once a common sight throughout the Los Angeles area .www.kcet.org/food-living/baked-goodness-the-story-of-van-de-kamps-holland-dutch-bakers
@@-oiiio-3993 thanx for pointing that out Brian , I see that bakerys had style back then too , in LA at least . my 1st job was in a bakery back in the 60's , coupla germans , Hank & Pete , great bread but no style .
@@bobsaturday4273 Research programmatic architecture. Los Angeles was once a wonderland of huge windmills, plaster teapots, frogs with open mouths, 'Big Donuts';, and many other forms of fantastic structures, few of which still exist.
You can watch for them in old movies.
www.weirdca.com/location.php?location=286
@@-oiiio-3993 aha ! most of them are funny and whimsical , Venice Giant Binoculars and California Piano are very cool , a few like the Wilshire Coffee Pot , Sphinx and Castle Real Estate make sense and theres Betsy Anne's , just a bit scary . from a bygone era when folks had good humor and it was still permitted to express a little individuality ! before the fascist illuminati decided we must all be subservient robot sheeple .
@@-oiiio-3993 also called : Mimetic architecture ,how bout the Kansas City Library !
www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Mimetic_architecture#:~:text=Mimetic%20architecture%2C%20also%20known%20as,product%20it%20is%20associated%20with
1935 Auburn Speedster 6x1918 the car outside the hotel . The car brand Auburn died in 1937.
This is a great movie thanks for posting
Look! It's Barbara Pepper, the mother of Arnold Ziffle, the pig on Green Acres!
wow , good call , completely missed it , tragic what 30 years can do
Bob Saturday Hers was a particularly sad story.
Barbara was also a great friend of Lucille Ball, and was considered for the part of Ethel Mertz.
Ricky declared "we already have one 'drinker' on the cast with Fred, we can't have another."
So, no Barbara!
Yep. Desi said that about William Frawley.
Great shots of the legendary Knickerbocker Hotel in Hollywood.
Barbara Pepper means spicy hit stuff!
Excellent ☺
Barbara Pepper puts Doyle to shame.
Really Good Movie!
what did Maxine Doyle weight ???? Rod La Rocque picks er up under one arm and carries her away !!!! 9:00
Good one!
Super!
Very good movie I have ever seen please upload more such moies
@4:16, Rod LaRocque is wearing a fedora with the bow in the back, instead of on the left as most are worn. Wonder if that's just a wardrobe screw-up, or some obscure style peculiar to his day?
Illuminati signal..that's how they know each other.
You know this was around the " Bonnie and Clyde" era.
Wonderful Kick up with the Little stool
About as comedic as King Lear and as romantic as the Taming of a Shrew. Still, it was enjoyable. Thx for the upload.
Well, she was insufferable,but what he did at the end shows exactly how men used to treat women: like spoiled kids. There's an infamous 40's or 50's coffee ad along that line too. Perhaps some women like it, though, to each their own.
Thank you for the upload, the movie was entertaining. I liked the snappy Hazel's character.
Well she behaved like a spoiled kid . If you want to be treated like a grown up , behave like one .
@@muniryassin9351 Perhaps you think it is acceptable because wife beating is in the Qur'an?
Yes and she had it coming she even gave him the hairbrush to use on her again if she needs it
@@lawrencemalloy9673 She was annoying. But that does not justify wife-beating - unless you have been raised with it.
@@christianfrommuslim The posterior was created not just to sit on. Learn the difference between "beating" and "spanking". The Proverbs in OT Bible is mentioning it frequently.
Alit of very nice shoes worn in those days!
Love those car$! As for the lawyer, he should have slapped the other cheek as well. What a spoiled, bored and boring mannerless brat. "Madcap" isn't the word.
Pretty good movie. I liked it.
Maxine Doyle ! Like her. What other movies is she in ?
The blonde, I mean. Maybe it's Barbara Pepper I like, what other movies is she in ?
The Blonde is Barbara Pepper, best remembered for Hitchcock's Foreign Correspondent (1940) and the TV series Green Acres (1965-1969)
If you look for her , she also starred in Greenacres with Eva Gabor . Miss Pepper passed away in 1969 of a coronary thrombosis.
Nice movie.
A small spanking maybe But how is that love? .... at the end I mean. O.o
Seemed a bit psychotic
When she gave that brush to him it let you know she love him for finally giving her something deep down inside she knew she deserved for along time a good spanking and they live happily ever after that's love
She paid June’s bail what times they were
Rock'em Sock'em
29:21 - 29:32 lol
54:19
who made this someone with a foot fetish
It was good only because of Barbara Pepper. Otherwise more B movie.
This is the kind of movies I like watching when a man can be a man without this word I hate hearing abuse coming up when a lady in the end gets the spanking she knows she deserves and gives him the hairbrush just in case she needs more spanking classic movie good times
You don't think it's wrong to hit someone? Real men don't need to be brutal
@@elizabethgavin1349 Know I don't as you can see in the movie she gave him the same brush he spanked her with and they lived happy ever after
@@elizabethgavin1349 As you can see she needed this she gave him the hairbrush to prove it in the end the spanking she needed she got real men do this and it's not brutal
IS THIS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Not yet. Anyway, it's consensual: "You're gonna need this."
Know it wasn't it was discipline exactly as you can she told him afterwards she deserved it even gave him the brush and told him to use it again if he needs it
That has been missing in our society, especially among the young, since the making of this movie. "Spare the rod, spoil a child"!
No, it’s a fictional story told on film.
these adults are worse than children.
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I love these classic movies but I felt sick as he is hitting her while saying he loves her.
It's called "tough love", something that most lefties don't never heard about.
As the song goes, Love Hurts...
Now if u seen this movie she got a well deserved spanking she even gave the brush back to him and told him he might need to use it on her again if she misbehave nice spank scene
😅He said he would wail the tar out of her, lol
Almost like saying, "I'll beat the black off of you"😁😕
The phrase is Whale the tar out of(...)
Whale meaning beat
Tar" in this sense is a diminutive of "tarnation," which is a condensation of "eternal damnation," so when you beat the tar out of someone, you are essentially beating them sufficiently to return them to the path of righteousness.
Has nothing to do with color.
@@louiseross5033 Also spelled 'wale' and related to 'weal', both referring to a raised ridge - the latter in particular the one left by the stroke of a cane or rod. Not sure about hairbrushes.
Yes a good sound spanking the way it should be
Rule of thumb used to legally mean a rod the width of a man's thumb could be used to beat a spouse with.
I'm curious, were ALL of the "women" in this film actually females?
what a waste of celluloid
Not very much a comedy. Disjointed and not that good.