GODBLESS YOU stay strong ok thanks for posting

👴🏻🥃 SOOO HOW OLD IS U 900?

@@paulyricca3881 Do the math.

Gee! You're 20 years older than me and I feel old. I'd definitely trade ages with you. I didn't know I was gonna be born just before the beginning of the end of the world!

​@@paulyricca3881your stale attempt at humor is 1,000 years old.

Alan Ladd was quite a star. Off camera he apparently was a family oriented all american male. He's seems to be a softie one a boy would love fir a father. I always see him in that light for some reason its stuck in brain.

👴🏻🥃 YUP GREAT MOVIE

@@markr.devereux3385 HUH

@@markr.devereux3385CT xe T❤ D😂 was

Alan had a big mans penetrating voice and presence , was very physically fit and was cast against smaller leading ladies . To many who watched during his glory years he was a big man on a very big screen !

You are so welcome!

Welcome!

At his size, he would have been a good fit for the Air Corps.

General Tom Thumb

That's Mabel Paige (1880-1954)

@@brandex2011 Most definitely a talented actor. Great performance here.

Sweet old lady that anyone would want for a grandmother.

Yup, she's a sweet "ma".

... and Robert Mitchem said: I have two acting styles. With or without a horse. lol

But his producer was wrong. Ladd could project his inner self and that's what makes him good.

Her career was wrecked by a fatal car-crash

She was the epitome of evil in "Nightmare Alley" and hilarious in "Brewster's Millions." Gorgeous.

My pleasure!

Indubidubly 🙂

So nice of you

Black and white film is the best!!!

@@Les445 yes true We had the best golden years back then 1960 Proper flims Proper stars All stars looking smart My education was watching these flims My time machine going back to the golden years Unfortunately I don't have a BBC licence since 1993 I watch u tube Instant choice always any time Very odd BBC was great back then 1960 Great Brtish flims and children programme And we only had 2 channels back then Lucky I came at the right time Have you noticed Today Oscars given out like sweets to anyone And all the actors are actress look the same today We lucky 1950/60 /70 We had the best And England..... Just can't beat a black and white flims... .. When meme were men Street wise tal.........

@@user-yq3nu5hd6n British black and white film is my favorite. I also enjoy the 1800 years. I do enjoy the movies that are being made into color but I prefer watching them in black and white. Jimmy Cagney and his gangster movies are some of the best films ever made. My favorite actor,White Heat...Bette Davis in Now Voyager and I have seen this movie a dozen times. The films today just don't have the pizzazz although Shawshank Redemption would be my pick for outstanding films in color.

@@user-yq3nu5hd6n HUH

Welcome! see my other channels too

Indubidubly 🙂

Orville Retenbacher, I presume. 🙂

Eating popcorn also

Oh, stop playing the victim. Of course, that could be said.

For a complete change of pace, watch her in Edmund Goulding's Nightmare Alley (1947) with Tyrone Power.

@@mjd4502 ✔️!!

I’m hooked.

I certainly understand that ! Good grief , the nights , every night for years have proven to be soooooo long and I’m sooooooo tired ! Thank goodness for DK and all excellent old movie channels ! I wish you all the best and at least a snoozy doze !

​​@@alexandradane3672 Try a mixture of Magnesium and Melatonin. Or, Benadryl. You should also have a thorough sleep study done.

my favorite movie on my DVR that I go to bed with is “a dangerous profession “with George raft. I have started to watch that movie more times than I can guess, definitely in the hundreds. I have never made it halfway through.. I have to be careful which movies I try to go to sleep with because the music in the movie may be too loud or there may be screaming or gunshots, especially old Warner Brothers movies. They really crank up the volume of the music during dramatic scenes. The reason I have to be careful is because I don’t want to wake my wife up. so there are not very many movies I can put on to put me to sleep. But after all this time, I can have the volume pretty low when that George raft movie is on, because I know all the lines in the first 15 minutes of the movie. my wife on the other hand goes to bed two hours before I do. I don’t know how she can tolerate it, but she puts on that Roseanne Barr sitcom with the canned laughter or the nanny sitcom with the canned laughter between the blocks of commercials with jingles or pharmaceutical commercials to give you things to worry about.. thank goodness for old, black-and-white movies from the timeperiod when everyone had class, even the bad guys

Stay away from sugar and caffeine. Use Magnesium and Melatonin at bedtime.

Ladder was a top swimmer

They were just glad it had a door😂

@@kevino4846 Well , ya gotta keep the critters out . 🐻 🦉 🐍 🐈

Classic anti hero! Yeah society had class. Not romanticising the time but even the scylian mob usually had minimum standards. Since barbarians weren't good for biz

Indubidubly 🙂

They're related.

Cheryl Ladd is his daughter

Daughter in Law​@@susanstewart4184

Must have been talking about those two occupants in her dress.

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​@@monicaclark9581 Walker had just finished filming Her Adventurous Night (1946) and was set to begin Heaven Only Knows[1] when an auto accident drastically disrupted her career. On December 31, 1946,[2] while driving a convertible coupe[9] belonging to director Bruce "Lucky" Humberstone from Palm Springs to Hollywood on U.S. Route 99,[9] she picked up three hitchhikers: first, a soldier named Robert E. Lee, and later 18-year-old students Philip Mercado and Joseph Montalde.[10] Near Redlands, California, the car slid off the road into a dirt division strip and rolled for more than 300 feet, flipping over as many as seven times and ejecting all four passengers. Lee was killed as his head struck the pavement,[9] and Walker and the other two passengers were seriously injured.[11] Walker suffered fractures to her pelvis and clavicle as well as a crushed foot,[9] and spent more than a month in the hospital.[12] Mercado, who had been thrown nearly 80 feet (24 m) from the car,[9] sued Walker for $150,000,[13] claiming that Walker was driving "like a fool," ignored his requests to slow down and diverted her attention from the road to ask for a cigarette just before the accident.[14] Montalde sued Walker for $100,000.[15] The police estimated that Walker had been traveling in excess of 80 mph (130 km/h) and a responding officer stated that he had smelled alcohol on her breath.[14] A coroner's jury found that Walker had been driving negligently.[12] She was charged with manslaughter for Lee's death,[15] but the charge was later dismissed for lack of evidence.[16] Walker was replaced in Heaven Only Knows by Marjorie Reynolds.

Walker died of cancer

@@TrustJesusToday Google

No. But the klink for ya for the war

We speak in cliches

It's ok, it's kosher.

Before mass media in the '70s - Yes! We weren't desensitized yet. Seeing a man shot/dead was horrifying! Shocking even. Possibly the first time the person ever seen such a thing outside a western

She was on the sidewalk below the window where the shooter was. Unseen because of the angle. Cut! Print!