I Want to Live! Official Trailer #1 - Susan Hayward Movie (1958) HD
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I Want to Live! Trailer - Directed by Robert Wise and starring Susan Hayward, Simon Oakland, Virginia Vincent, Theodore Bikel, Wesley Lau. The film tells the story of the life and execution of Barbara Graham, a prostitute, drug addict, and convicted perjurer.
MGM - 1958
Susan Hayward is magnificent in Robert Wise's brilliant film I Want T Live. Ms Hayward justly won the Oscar and received a curtain call from the Academy audience.
I haven't seen this since I was a kid. I cried so hard at the ending. Susan Hayward performance is flawless.
Lisa Hermanator This was one of my mom’s favorite movies. I remember watching it with her so many times when I was just a kid...I miss my mom so much.
Susan Hayward's performance was good, but Barbara Graham was guilty and got what she deserved.
@@underzog Seriously??? I thought it was a true story? That's why it was so sad, because she was innocent and they killed her anyway. So she was really guilty? I never knew that. Of course I was just a kid and never researched it. But now I will go read about it. Thanks for the info but it makes the movie not as good to me now. lol
@@LisaHerman1963 I read L.A. Confidential and another book about Bsrbara Graham.. The circus at her execution nearly ended capital punishment in California; however, Barbara Graham's guilt was the reason capital punishment was not ended after her execution. "Good people are so certain they are right," Barbara Graham.
@@underzog Yeah, thanks. I looked it up and yes, she was guilty I think also. KInda changes the movie for me but Susan Hayward still did an excellent job, even if it was not such a true story. :)
It's amazing how jazz can fit in with a story like this.
Ah , Bebop , The Music of the Human SOUL...............
I remember the first time I saw this,i was child then back in the 60s.and from that point forward I never forgot this movie,a superb performance by Susan Hayward,and the supporting cast.h-wood don't make movies like this anymore...
Amazing Actress saw this as a 10 year old and have never forgotten it.
They sure don't, and Never will see a movie like this again.
I was probably down the street from you when I saw it as a child. I mean about 6-7 yrs old. Freaked me out so good. I love Susan.
I think she overdid the part.
The incredible Susan Hayward, in the performance of a lifetime. After four previous nominations, Susan finally closed the deal with this performance, beating out the likes of Liz Taylor and Shirley McClane.
Hi do you know where I can watch this movie today ? I would love to see it again as an adult now
This was a year of great female performances, and the 5 nominees were Deborah Kerr, Roz Russell, Shirley MaClaine, Liz Taylor, and the winner Susan Hayward. We know Susan won, but too bad we cant find out the ranking of each woman. David Niven won for Best Actor and Wendy Hiller won for Best Supporting Actress tfor Separate Tables his means there was "ticket splitting" and voters had to avoid Kerr to vote for Susan Hayward. Susan won the NY Film Critics, The National Board of Revoew the Golden Globe so Susan had to be considered the favorite. Roz Russel was a wonderful lady and a great star and never won a Oscar. Roz re created her smash hit Broadway role in Auntie Mame. Shirley MacLaine and Liz Taylor both were in MGM Movies and both were superb.
I liked the actor John Marley as the priest. There’s a brief scene where Barbara and he exchange hep cat banter about the lounging pajamas she was wearing, sweet and sad at the same time. From start to finish this film is outstanding in every way.
Miss Hayward won a well-deserved Oscar for this performance. A really great performance.
Thank you for the original trailer for I Want to Live. Love John Mandel's music score with the jazz tunes. Gives a more modernistic feel to the film.
Love the trailer. one of Susan's best films.
I watched her in Demetrius And The Gladiators, as Messalina. Great performance by her
Get this, the year she won the Oscar, 1958, she beat out Liz Taylor (Cat on a Hot Tin Roof), Roseline Russell (Auntie Mame), Deborah Kerr (Separate Tables), and Shirley McClain (Some Came Running). Wow!
The music at the start of this film...😬
fantastic movie performances from her and the cast.
Of course, Susan tore up the screen and won the Oscar. However, Eleanor Parker actually looked like Barbara Graham and would also have been great in the film.
She had also once played a female prisoner and she was awesome in the role. I believe the movie was from around 1950. Forget the name but will look it up.
🍿🎥 David & Drew
Susan Hayward 😎❤️
Will place the DVD on hold ASAP.
This movie appears to have had the same feel as the other 1950s movie such as the man with the Golden arm also starring Novak y Frank Sinatra. Kim Novak could have played a part here I feel equally as well. That black y white dramatic time of the 1950s..... sophistication, loyalty, drama, strong romance at all costs, perhaps some tabue subjects thrown into the mix, woman were not ashamed to be who they were. Tippi hendron also comes to mind.
Film Noir it's called
2:05. (L to R): Art Farmer, Gerry Mulligan, Frank Rosalino (drinking the beer), Bud Shank.
One of my favorite movies
Daze with Jordan the Lion...brought me here
I just saw they executed a woman today.. I had my first night terror after seeing that movie and haven’t forgotten it for a minute.
Pellicola davvero stupenda basata in modo romanzato sulla vera storia di Barbara Graham, vicenda drammatica che colpisce e che è un attacco alla pena di morte, ottima l' attrice Susanna Hayward, quindi davvero stupenda e davvero stupenda per me come valutazione è 8,5.
Sbe was great in this movie
So I see what used to be available to people for free youtube now has to charge for. And its every movie that's worth watching they have to milk these movies for every dime they can get from.people that's a damn shame
True, and it's maddening
Where’s her big speech?? I saw the film and she’s great but there was no big climatic I Want to Live speech like many claim she does at the end.
480p is NOT HD so why say it is, click bait!
I just came here for 00:31
It seems to me that the jazzy music score doesn't suit the plot...
Glamourizing a film about a woman who beat an old woman to death? Neither wonder we live in the messed up world we do today.
Truth Indeed, But at least she paid for what she did,unlike these days where they stay in prison for decades and the victims are long gone.
I don't t hink the criminal was glamorized. She was portrayed as a hard, loud mouth, ignorant prostitute. Hardly an idol.
Is Peter Breck in this movie
yes, but he was not credited. Theo Bikel was also in it
On CZcams there is Kim Novak looking stupendous accompanied by a true legend James Cagney awarding the Oscar to Susan. There was a thunderous ovation , Cagney is overheard saying "Congratulations and and Susan said " Thank You Ladies and Gentlemen Thank You Ladies "as Jimmy Cagney and beautiful Kim lead the applause Susan said "Thank You Ladies and Gentlemen and thank you Ladies and Gentlemen of the Academy for making me so very happy tonight and a special thank you to Mr Walter Wanger who made this possible." Jerry Lewis the Emcee said would You hold the Lay and said "Susie will you come out and take another bow?" A Curtain Call, the only one to my knowledge ever given a star!
Susan's performance in that movie is magnificent, and kudis to Kim and Cagney and Jerry Lewis. The Oscars could use the class they exhibited that glorious night.
@@ToughXArmy69 Susan's speech was short but very dignified and heart felt. I was happy to see the thunderous applause that Susan got, she really deserved it.
@@ToughXArmy69 What does "you hold the Lay" mean?
Who came here after 9 to 5 musical bootleg?
Uncorraborated alibi.
Uncorroborated. She had none.