These old movies still rock!! And a lot of them are time capsules. When it portrays modern life. Which is now old history. I love to see the old cars, and buildings, the clothes. ❤❤ Just love it.
What a great cast for this classic tale, and especially the most youthful Roddy McDowell and the luminous Elsa Lanchester. The cinematography, too, is superb. Thanks for sharing this excellent film. And, though we don't see this scene in the film, I like to imagine that Ben returned to the inn and gave Bristol Isabel, the "wench" who saved his life, if not the entire necklace taken back from the snake Isabel, at least a couple of pearls in gratitude.
First movie I ever saw Tyrone in years ago on the late show it was love at first sight n it never died the second movie of his was Mark of Zorro his smile could melt butter n it did my heart ❤️
Very "Don Quixote", but indeed a tale of its own. Made in a time when acting was still acting. Warms my heart to view such a magnificent effort from end to end. And as to the End, it began not with fencing as the chosen form of "battle" between our young hero and his tormentor, but a battle of skills as a pugilist. I positively salivated from the start the finale that could have but a single outcome. Power NEVER disappointed throughout his short career, and the other key players were well suited to their roles. Yes, I would have to say a definite keeper. Channel is Top Shelf. 🤗
Well delivered by Tyrone Power: "... paid for their work, but keeping title to their spirits and their souls". That applies to top level on down of hierarchy.
I like all these films with q lot of adventure and great actors.That was cinema. I can't compare rhem with the today's productions.There's no similarity.Many thanks for all these choices.❤w
Take a look at Tyrone in movies before the war vs. after his service flying wounded soldiers out of Okinawa and Iwo Jima in an R5C. The razor’s edge he looks at least ten years older.
Have not seen this one but the director, John Cromwell, made a terrific noir called Caged. He worked with many famous and beautiful actresses, here Gene Tierney,
TYRONE POWER, I WISH WOULD HAVE COMPLETED HIS ROLE IN SOLOMON AND SHEBA WITH GINA LOLOBRIGIGA BUT HE PASSED AWAY WHILE FILMING A SWORD FIGHTING SCENE AND THE MOVIE HAD TO BE PARTLY REDONE WITH YUL BRYNER IN THE TITLE ROLE
at 59:30, it shows one of the white guys eating a banana. A banana tree can only grow if/when planted by a human. Q] From where did his banana tree come?
@pepelmoko01...Yes, Frances Farmer was troubled. She ended up being committed to an asylum against her will and being lobotomized. Jessica Lange portrayed her in the movie "Frances". But what does any of that have to do with this movie. They are actors portraying fictional people. He wouldn't have been forced to end up with her in real life.
I've always loved Gene Tierney [from afar, as a fan]. She is my idea of a living goddess, the same sort of combination of loveliness of beauty & kindness as Susan Dey, Michelle Pfeiffer, Debby Harry & Barbara Eden are today❣
These old movies still rock!! And a lot of them are time capsules. When it portrays modern life. Which is now old history. I love to see the old cars, and buildings, the clothes. ❤❤ Just love it.
This is a great movie I grew up on and still love them to this day
Tyrone Power was such a great actor .He died so young.All the actors in this movie were great too.Gone but never ever forgotten.
Definite chemistry with Tierney/Tyrone. Epic production. Superb on ev level. Very impressive story/plot. 👏 ❤
What a great cast for this classic tale, and especially the most youthful Roddy McDowell and the luminous Elsa Lanchester. The cinematography, too, is superb. Thanks for sharing this excellent film.
And, though we don't see this scene in the film, I like to imagine that Ben returned to the inn and gave Bristol Isabel, the "wench" who saved his life, if not the entire necklace taken back from the snake Isabel, at least a couple of pearls in gratitude.
I enjoyed this movie!!.. Thank You to all who made this possible!!.. Kevin.. 🙂
I love old movies. Thanks
THE DASHING HANDSOME DYNAMIC THAT WAS TYRONE. HIS ROLE IN BLOOD AND SAND WAS EXCITING TEARFUL
A fun, adventurous film.A quite young Elsa Lancaster.Thank you,for showing this film.
Lanchester
Wonderful movie classic, they can't make it today.....just love all of it.
First movie I ever saw Tyrone in years ago on the late show it was love at first sight n it never died the second movie of his was Mark of Zorro his smile could melt butter n it did my heart ❤️
Tyrone a Frances Farmer have the kissing scenes down pat...very smooth
She could be a handfull.
Very "Don Quixote", but indeed a tale of its own. Made in a time when acting was still acting. Warms my heart to view such a magnificent effort from end to end. And as to the End, it began not with fencing as the chosen form of "battle" between our young hero and his tormentor, but a battle of skills as a pugilist. I positively salivated from the start the finale that could have but a single outcome. Power NEVER disappointed throughout his short career, and the other key players were well suited to their roles. Yes, I would have to say a definite keeper. Channel is Top Shelf. 🤗
Happy film 🎥 sail ⛵ ships ,pearl diving added in to a nice story with love and friendship
Great movie
Thank you for uploading this movie 😊
What a tough job Tyrone Power had in this one ...kissing Jeane Tierney and Frances Farmer multiple times
Young Roddy McDowell. Born in Hern hill Brixton 🇬🇧💯🥇
Tyrone Power one of the very best
Frances Farmer ...a beauty...
Then Jeane Tiernie...was a beauty too
Must have been awesome to see this one when it came out in the movie theater?
Well delivered by Tyrone Power: "... paid for their work, but keeping title to their spirits and their souls". That applies to top level on down of hierarchy.
I like all these films with q lot of adventure and great actors.That was cinema. I can't compare rhem with the today's productions.There's no similarity.Many thanks for all these choices.❤w
Love!!!
Take a look at Tyrone in movies before the war vs. after his service flying wounded soldiers out of Okinawa and Iwo Jima in an R5C. The razor’s edge he looks at least ten years older.
@sharpshooter6635..He flew cargo planes in the Navy.
@@robbarbieri8676 your right. Thanks.
The Son of Fury, The Black Swan and The Mark of Zorro, a trilogy of absolute swashbuckle masterpieces
John Carradine!
Great movie.
Thanks. ❤
Have not seen this one but the director, John Cromwell, made a terrific noir called Caged. He worked with many famous and beautiful actresses, here Gene Tierney,
Wow, Tierney is getting with it.
Wonderful movie.
TYRONE POWER, I WISH WOULD HAVE COMPLETED HIS ROLE IN SOLOMON AND SHEBA WITH GINA LOLOBRIGIGA BUT HE PASSED AWAY WHILE FILMING A SWORD FIGHTING SCENE AND THE MOVIE HAD TO BE PARTLY REDONE WITH YUL BRYNER IN THE TITLE ROLE
"I got more dirt under me toe nail".
Ty!
What a beauty!!! Thank you 🥰
The 2nd movie Tierney & Powers starred.The other:The Razors Edge.
They also did “That Wonderful Urge”.
@jaengen I will now have the urge to checkout that movie=Thks.
The first film they were in together, The Razor's Edge was 5 years later.
George is entirely classy.
Great movie
Can anyone tell me why the daughter betrayed Ben to her father? I must have missed something...
I am glad Tyrone Power didn't end with Francis Farmer, from what I have read she was a very troubled woman.
at 59:30, it shows one of the white guys eating a banana. A banana tree can only grow if/when planted by a human. Q] From where did his banana tree come?
The true inheritor.
He can trust.
Does John want to stay or go?
No sign of Gulliver, Robinson Crusoe, or Fletcher Christian ?????
@pepelmoko01...Yes, Frances Farmer was troubled. She ended up being committed to an asylum against her will and being lobotomized. Jessica Lange portrayed her in the movie "Frances". But what does any of that have to do with this movie. They are actors portraying fictional people. He wouldn't have been forced to end up with her in real life.
Boy named Sue.
2:35 you have no name because I made you, if you want a name, i'll call you Pinnocio
Knew it.
Island girl?
Mi piacerebbero in italiano ne sarei grata
Ha!
Never many pregnancies
I've always loved Gene Tierney [from afar, as a fan]. She is my idea of a living goddess, the same sort of combination of loveliness of beauty & kindness as Susan Dey, Michelle Pfeiffer, Debby Harry & Barbara Eden are today❣