Montgomery is so beautiful. It's sad that he was struggling so often with "himself." A beautiful man and an incredible talent. God rest his soul. 💗

Such a beautiful and SAD movie! "I can be very cruel. I have been taught...by masters."

The ending when Katherine says he came back with the same silly phases and he is greedier than ever at first he just wanted my money but now he wants my love too and he came back twice well I shall make sure he doesn’t come back a third time never fails to send chills down my spine.

This is the French ballad upon which Elvis Presley's Can't Help Falling In Love is based.

The ending of this film is beyond description. It's stayed with me for decades.

I love how Catherine is so smitten by him that she consciously and actively ignores the lyrics of the song he's singing, and just says "what a lovely song" even though she was obviously troubled by it for a split second.

1949 release. Monty has been gone for so long and yet Olivia is still living and over 100 years old. A really great film.

One of the best films of the century! Havilland and Clift excepionaly gifted!!!Thanks

Clift is actually playing! Impressed.

RIP Miss Havilland. You lived an amazing life.

Montgomery Clift actor legendary Best 🎭

they were both great actors!

Fantastic movie no words

I just love this movie so much. It is one of those movies that I watched YEARS ago , and I never really forgot it. It made a real impact on me, for some reason! Thanks for posting the clip!

My favorite scene in this film.

My favorite line of the movie follows this...."Miss Sloper has a great appreciation for music. That is a talent in itself."

Montgomery was perfect as the gold digger. Olivia was brilliant as the weak desperate. But that last scene was nothing short of brilliant payback.

This one of my favorite movies and one of my favorite movie scenes.

brilliant actor

I love this song! Fits movie so well, I know because my daughter lived it only she was poor and he was rich. His father would not permit their engagement and he showed up dead and she till this day never married at 47 years old.😢😪💔 0:27

This is the closest thing to a perfect movie there is. Everything about it, the acting, the sets, the cinematography, and the wonderful Aaron Copeland score are pitch perfect and unforgetable. It's a shame that it's not on the streanubg services. KZfaq adveritized the full movie, but something else took it over, and there are only scenes from the film here.

I loved this scene. I wish you would have let it play on for a bit more. One of the best scenes in the film. Thanks for posting.

The lyrics so true 😭.

I'd have to say it's a propelling reel to watch, something very profound happens to be going on between the three roles of, that adoring Olivia de Havilland, the female ballroom attaction for certainly more than the warner brothers leading men, Cliff Montgomery, and Ralph Richardson. I'm willing to bet that watching the play or enjoying the novel would've be just as entertaining.

Wow this is the first time I've seen an actor actually playing the instrument. Well aside from Spinal Tap.

Happy 104th Birthday Dame Olivia de Havilland 💖💖💖💖

So sweet

I wonder if he actually did love her ..

E o final de filme mais arrebatador e cruel do cinema.Olivia de Havilland em seu maior papel do cinema

Hes singing to rock hudson ❤

I wonder if this is the tune the writers of the song Can’t Help Falling in Love, got inspiration from.

My word, I don't remember this scene. Tragic foreshadowing.

Obra maestra.

this scene is my bio on tinder...

That song was a foreboding of what would happen with those two.

This music : Plaisir da amour, the author was named Martini composed on XIX Century. Look for it, in KZfaq. Touching music for lovers ♥️🌷♥️

Things were even harder on women back then.She became very rich and does not need a man looking for her money.

Goob job! :) Keep it up!

Beautiful scene and music... but the lyrics are pretty depressing and not really romantic. "The joys of love last but a short time, the pain of love lasts all your life" Oh.... thanks for the warning, lol

“Plaisir d’amour”. Check out Joan Baez’ cover of this remarkable ballad. 💥

exelent

Gaslight revisited

Morris seemed to be an amiable gold digger. What's the big deal that he chose her for the money? She was flattered and excited by his attention because of his good looks and charm. They both had something valuable to offer and seemed to generally like each other. Doesn't this set up usually work with the unattractive, wealthy older man trading comfort and security for the woman's elegance and looks. Many fine marriages have started this way and grown into deep love. A little humor and wit between Morris and Catherine would have gone a long way in bringing honesty to their situation. That would have allowed room for real love and respect to develop. The tragedy was the father stealing her dignity and rubbing her nose in it. Very cruel and unnecessary. Why could he not see the wealth as a gift that improved her prospects? A little Jane Austen practicality was needed.

Did Monty Clift win an award for this?

Happy birthday Olivia de Havilland

I wish I knew the were abouts of that beautiful Piano. Does anyone out there?

Hola amiga como estás Muy buena película la heredera ...Me gustaría saber cómo verla Por favor dime como....Gracias

Did Elvis steal this tune or what...?

i love the ending. Marry me for my money she locks his ass out

Por favor ponganla completa

What is the name of this song?

Whats that song called?

Quisiera saber como ver El ciudadano Kane.

Ma loro due era innamorati?

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I prefer the other version: Washington Square

De Havilland is so artificial. I agree with Monty’s assessment of her in this movie.