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Man Hunt | English Full Movie | War Crime Drama
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- čas přidán 12. 11. 2023
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While vacationing in Bavaria, British hunter Thorndike finds himself with Hitler in his gun sight. Captured, beaten, and left for dead, he manages to escape back to London, where he becomes the target of German agents and receives assistance from a young woman.
Starring: Walter Pidgeon, Joan Bennett, George Sanders.
Directed By: Fritz Lang.
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One of the GREAT American films directed by one of the greatest ever directors, Fritz Lang. A MUST SEE. This print seems a bit washed out....dark and not enough contrast.
I love Joan Bennett in MAN HUNT(1941). She is the emotional center of the film. She really shines as a Cockney "seamstress," who helps Walter Pidgeon evade the nazis.
My favorite line: "Half a mo. Will...will ten bob do? It's all I've got." 45:00
What the heck is "half a mo"? what is that supposed to mean? Bloody English! England and America, two countries separated by the bond of a common language.
It means half a minute.
She has the worst English non accent I've ever heard.
Absolutely abysmal!
Walter and Roddy had a good chemistry together. I guess acting together so much helped. I always liked this movie even if it isn't correct history.
Lovely, sweet film. This sort of film could not be made today. No one would understand the interplay between characters.
You're right. Two generations that can't follow a plot.
Nothing beats a great story.
Peter O'Toole starred in an excellent 1976 remake called 'Rogue Male'.
Excellent film. Thanks for posting.
We have a friend in CA, who was on the front lines in Poland in 1939 when the Nazi's crossed the border and he was captured the 1st day. He remained a prisoner for the entire war. He didn't marry until he was in his late 40's. He hated Venetian blinds because of the slats, reminded him of the bars at the camps. He finally settled in CA.
that would make this friend over age 100 if he was aged 20 in 1939,think your telling porkie pies here.
@@brianmcconnell3304 Did I say he was alive now? No I didn't. I met him in the 90's. He started a Polish dance group and my 2 sons and husband were dancers. We went to Poland w/him and toured Auschwitz ., I believe he lived to be 97. We moved out of CA and lost touch w/him. NO LIE!
@@estelleadamski308So, what you could have said was: we “had” a friend… Regardless, what things they must have experienced in that long life. Amazing.
@@gwarlow U R right .Remarkable life. He was to be in the Olympics as he did Fencing. The Polish prisoners did have their own Olympics as the Germans allowed it on July 23, 1944, but, Fencing wasn't allowed for security reasons. He was able to carry the Olympic flame when we had the Utah Olympics. A great dancer, and we were in the dance group and went to Poland w/him. I was sitting next to him as we flew over Poland, and he had tears in his eyes. I was touched.
The shortest underground platform ever…lol….
Wonderful film, thoroughly enjoyed many thanks
A great film enjoyed it very much especially with a great engine
Brilliant movie. I must have watched this movie about 6 times.
I read the original novel, Rogue Male, while on a cycling tour of the area in England where the novel is set once he has escaped Germany and has gone into hiding in Britain. So many of the geographical details are based on real places it was fun to see them for real. This was in about 2018. I was chatting to a local woman walking her dog and she said that Benedict Cumberbach had bought the film rights and was planning a new film of the book. I don’t think anything has come of it and he’s getting on a bit now…
Thank you! I just reserved the book at my local library -- the 1939 edition!
Rogue Male is amazing. An audiobook of it pops up on BBC radio 4 extra every now and again that is worth checking out.
Very good movie. First time I've seen Walter Pigeon. Great voice.
Agreed on Mr. Pigeon's voice. You might also enjoy him in "Forbidden Planet" and "Mrs. Miniver."
Loved this movie! Thanks for sharing ❤
This was an exciting movie. The ending was rather sad, though. I wonder if the remake changed it a bit.
Excellent movie !!!
« Rogue Male » from the novel of the same title by Geoffrey Household.
Another great movie!!!
Yes, Joan Bennett's accent was way off, but it didn't really matter! Really enjoyable watch...
This was a very good film.
Such an absurd plot! However, Roddy McDowall was wonderful. What an amazingly gifted child actor! And what a long and distinguished career!
Joan Bennett, of "Dark Shadows" fame, was 30 or 31 in this film. Born 1910, film dated 1941. I thought she was about 20.
Terrible English non accent.
Absolutely awful!
@@maakeklein4073 So is yours.
Never pass up a George sanders movie
The man could play just about anyone.
I like it when he plays a German
The boy looks like a young Roddy macdowel
Jolly Well is !
Although I've studied WWII quite a bit, I was unaware that Englands appeasement period allowed Nazi's in uniform to freely roam Britian's streets and even honored extraditions of British citizens to Germany. Wow.
Even the future QE2 making nazi salutes…..
Naive of you, the royal family are Germans….
How did Pigeon get from a swamp in Berchtesgaden, Bavaria (all busted up, exhausted, hungry, no food or water, no papers, no money, no transportation) all the way to the North Germany coast, to get aboard a ship to England? Without being stopped and arrested?
Clicked his heels three times and repeated, "There's no place like home, there's no place like..."?
For some reason, every version that I've seen lately, including a DVD that I purchased some years ago, deleted a few minutes of the original film that shows him going downstream and meeting a man who helped him. Don't know why they did this.
@@GreatDataVideos oh!
@@GreatDataVideos Aha, that explains it. The book is one of my favourites of all time, so I was bemused how the whole approaching the fisherman for help, buying the boat and then using the journey down river to recuperate from his injuries, was missed from this film version. If you don't know the book, I'm sure that really does look bafflingly odd. Thanks for the clarification.
@@krg1965 It's been over 10 years since I saw the version with that scene.
An archetypal Englishman playing an archetypal Nazi . George Saunders has to make a slight course correction .
Free movie. Countless tools whinging.
I find it curious that an arrow shot through one s skull and into one s brain would allow one to pick up and fire a pistol before expiring
Right?! That's what we said/thought!!!
Protagonist becomes the hunted. How fitting.
It just means the movie is in the English language 😊
Enjoyed this film,the only sad reflection,the incessant smoking.
That was the way back then 🚬 just saying 🤗
Then don't breathe. You'll be OK. Honest.
When ever there was smoking, most Cigarette companies payed part of the production.
Kept hoping that her death was a lie. She died for her country.
WALTER PIGEON AS THE RIFLEMAN, GEO SANDERS AS HITLER.
I WAS WRONG SANDERS IS NOT HITLER HE IS THE NAZI POLICEMAN IN THE WHITE JACKET UNIFORM.
George Sanders played not Hitler but a thought police stooge. Vivian Leigh played Jerry, I think, Roddy McDowell the cabin boy, John Carradine the spy assassin. Whoever was made up to look like AH in opening opening scene was an extra. My nickname in college wasn't "pick a star" for nothing...😂😅
Though a bit dated, this is a classic.
Can someone tell me why F Lang´s movies got long and mainstream after 1933..?
No ketchup?
engaging movie with the war propaganda deftly baked in (except in the epilog, where the propaganda is over the top)
It's not an ENGLISH film, it's an American Hollywood film even if it's based on an English novel. And ironically the English hero in the film is played by a Canadian (Walter Pigeon) while the nasty Nazi villain is played by an Englishman (George Sanders). AND STOP SHOWING FILMS WITHOUT THE OPENING CREDITS.
40 us presidents were irish.william biden in 1789-1849 born in huntingdonshir, England then moved to america 1820 in maryland , joes mam was irish.
Oh, is that who that is, Walter Pigeon. I couldn't think of who he was.
Information says that George Sanders was born in St Petersburg, Russia in 1906.
Joan Bennett, an Amerucan born in Fort Lee, New Jersey.
George sanders was born in Rússia from Russian mother and British father. He commited suicide with the age 61...por soul😢
@34:00+ How did Carradine have Thorndike's Passport and papers if the other Nazi guy threw them off the cliff at night into a swamp bog?
Forgeries
Looked like a good movie. Too many adverts. S. H. I. T.
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Opening credits cut off. Won't watch.
The young girl is definitely not bleedin English that's for sure!
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Awful - couldn't wait to se its end. Accents terrible. Mr. Pidgeon - we are disappointed in you.
There weren't many real Austrian or German people in Hollywood at the time who could perform these scenes. Fritz Lang said one of the main reasons he was able to become a trusted director was because the Americans saw a German with a monocle as an automatic 'genius artist for having window glass in his eye'.
Besides, they weren't going for realism, they were trying to make it understandable, so it's understandable that the German/German accents are wrong.
That being said, I don't know why Walter Pidgeon was chosen to play an Englishman when George Sanders was available...
So, this is seen at the right time as pairs nicely with trump's absurdities!!😂
Your absurdities have been noted
NO TITLE AND CREDITS PAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ALSO NO SOUND??????????
Hey genius about googling
@@donmitchell1677 Don't be a fishbutt.