Another classic! We are all Johnny. Thanks for posting.

I just love these dramas with,real life back then story ! Thank you for sharing with all us old classic fans , ! Keep them alive .❤️🙏🇨🇦

I put these movies on and let them run while attending to my busy work around the house. When the dialogue heats up and the ending is near I sit down and enjoy. Nice job, PF.

I like the ways you record,its always good clear volume sound with a wide screen,can enjoy over and over or whenever it pops up!!!!

GOOD MOVIE THANK YOU.

Let the show begin 👍🇨🇦

Great storyline with a cautionary tale to pay close attention to those one associates with. Thank you PizzaFlix for posting another great one.

Even back then women expect men to pay for EVERYTHING and when they haven't got it choose someone else instead.

Real life story if one could learn a great lesson, avoid and ignore those who are ready to destroy you. Magnificent 🙏👌❤

Spencer Williams is the best!

In all this hoopla of comments, nobody seemed to notice that Terry was none other than Spencer Williams, who played Andy Brown in the TV series "Amos 'n Andy".

@55:48~ I just love that parallel park!

The woman isn't to blame if it's the man making all the wrong choices. 😁

Bad boy, bad boy ,whatcha gonna do when they come for you ?

Johnny engineered his own downfall.

You never get something for nothing (At least if you have a conscience, anyway)

Yeah... Being a good parent sucks.

Nice Movie Worth Watching

Johnny was a chump..

This movie is another classic and the Stars are: Johnny Downs, Rosalind Keith and Helen MacKellar Thanks for the upload Pizzaflix Ed

A good 🎥😊

@28:20~ I wish those who engage in the "13%" & and the "pat sajak puzzle memes" could know decent black folk as I knew them, and stop with the broad brush hate. Those who walk after Christ are indeed our brothers in the Spirit!

as my younger adult daughter would comment, "oh, dear." pretty bad. i remember Downs' tv show in san diego. then there's "business engineer's, inc." oh, dear, there's that pesky, misused apostrophe. sigh

One of the few movies of that era, and before, and after, where a black character is treated with respect and dignity and given a part that matters…

How did they assemble casts with not even one recognizable name? Must have been a Poverty Row studio whose copyright on this film expired years ago. The production budget was probably $500.

Many a good man has been put under the bridge by a woman Bukowski

Johnny was a chump..!

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bad boy is amiter by taiwanese singer song like little lucky and stop cube ou is singaporean sorry

I try to bear the racism in films of this era, because I love so much about them otherwise. BUT, there is something about this particular brand of racism that really gets to me. I.e. where the Black person's life is meant to be solely as a help-meet to the White person's. All of their wants, desires, familial connections, ambitions for self, friends and family are relegated to not even an afterthought, but wholly subjugated to somewhere miles beneath those of the White person's life they are facilitating. I think I can bear things which are more obviously hateful, because this false friendship, which always ends in their being sacrificed, and not being given a second thought after that great sacrifice--well that just makes me more ill than I can take. A moral character was dragged down, and left to die alone, after risking his life to save the protagonist--and all because he unselfishly and with great caring, offered his help, time and time again. And he was even given a bit of a hard time, for the kind help he'd given during their time of hardship--just to stroke the ego of the protagonist. His one immoral choice was to allow himself to be badgered into continuing to help, once he'd decided to leave because he'd realized it was a criminal enterprise. And the only reason he was persuaded to stay, after having quit, was to protect the mom. So his immoral choice was still altruistic, not out of greed. It's still wrong, but that makes it a different level of wrong. And once he was dying, he didn't get a single mention. The mom didn't even worry, and she knew he'd gone over to the son's apartment to help her son...

like david j trump and clinton hillary

Let the show begin 👍🇨🇦