Thank you so much.But we need in english subtitle

thanks for sharing but I had it already subscribe now is it not 😎🤔👀wonder why??

This old movie's r great to watch❤️❤️❤️

Merci pour vos choix Les versions sont de bonne qualité et les pléiades d acteurs....... Un moment de cinéma renouvelable ❤

God, what an awful movie!

Society has gone down the pan in a handcart , Im69 and it seems to get worse every day . Tech wise we might be ahead but the average intelligence level has plummeted

@@UserUser-ww2nj Every generation seems to think the nonsense you do....and they are always wrong.

@@Steelmage99 Try watching some of the street interviews . Watched one a while ago and people were saying that Portugal was in South America plus the average American does not know how many stars there on their flag and it's not just Americans but it seems to be worse there than anywhere else

@@UserUser-ww2nj Street interviews? That's your argument? Sigh....maybe you are right. People like you _do_ seem less intelligent these days....

Yes indeed

I'll 2nd that.

@@fokkerd3red618 So will I.

I recall an old movie of George Segal 'King Rat" Brilliant War Crime Movie.

@@hendrikasunqrout571 Yes, I remember that.

I didn't know about his passing after complications from bypass surgery and I present here my humble respects to a consistently 1st class actor and entertainer. Hey Pops, we will miss your banjo playing and your infectious laugh!

ABSOLUTE;Y !

Quite right. - thank you for this information for the benefit of a younger generation. But you forgot to mention also that Bryan Forbes' wife (of a very long-standing and happy marriage), the beautiful classically-trained actress Nanette Newman, also appeared in many of his films - including this one !

Thank you for these details and the concise summary of Forbes's work. I have seen King Rat (1965) which also featured George Segal. I am now prompted to see more of this director's work.

@@colinphillips7016 He also directed other strange films : The L-Shaped Room and The Stepford Wives ( that featured his wife Nanette Newman )

His daughter was a TV presenter in the 90s and I remember she did a show called talking telephone numbers. She presented it with Philip scofield, but I don't know why Emma forbes quit TV.

i'm an actor and I work on diction and voice quality with my film roles. Hope this kind of acting continues

Interesting how the word "good" has changed usage from "that with furthers the intention of the Creator" to "that which seduces us into taking our mind off of the Creator".

@@trukeesey8715 get over youself Tru!

@@fionastevenson6019 That's a way of refusing to look at the truth of the statement. Why turn a "blind eye" and simultaneously cast false blame on another? Why be a false person, rather than a true one?

@@trukeesey8715 it is a brilliant film. Nothing more. I was commenting on the great actors.

@@trukeesey8715 once again, get over yourself. Stop being so pretentious

I saw The Spy Who Came in from the cold maybe in 1966 when I was 8 . Of course depressing to an American girl but I guess it was around then that my mother really started explaining more about the Iron Curtain countries to me . I know I had heard that phrase when I was five or six but it wasn't until I saw that movie I had a better understanding of people willing to risk getting shot to risk living in freedom .

Yes👍👍

They were the absolute masters of all kinds of movies from the beginning until recently, when all movie making went down the toilet.

When actors were actors

Please name some other good movies of Finney.

@@naveenchandrapathak9274 "Good" is subjective. I cannot therefore help you.

@@byronelenica8329 Atleast You took the time to reply. That's enough for me . I will do the search as usual.

@@naveenchandrapathak9274 Erin Borkovitch - Saturday Night and Sunday Morning. Finney is highly revered by the British.

​@@naveenchandrapathak9274 Tom Jones, The Dresser, Under the Volcano, The Browning Version.

Yes I remember those depressing social realism films from Great Britain and seeing them on TV as a kid in the 60s and 70s ... they were good movies that have a way of pulling you in it's just that they were so depressing , often .

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Me too! She’s a class act….

@@jinka6171 She's especially beautiful in this movie.

She is one hell of a sexy lady….Very beautiful….

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Sir, you have a point there :)

@@brianfreel1473 So why are you wasting our time?

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Thanks for the background. I had never heard of it.

I am with you. I mean to watch good movies.

Just about a carbon copy of SWCIFC. The biggest similarity is the entre to prison to establish disaffection from the Circus(really is the same universe as Smiley would inhabit).

So I guess you've been a spy during the cold war era and you know what really goes on behind the scenes . People coming to these comments would like to hear more of what you know about the reality of such things

Omg, you know absolutely nothing about British nursing homes at all!! I could tell you things I've seen and you wouldn't believe me! So I won't even try! The set up in this film is based on a very good nursing home with excellent care, compare with what I had seen.

​​@@E-Katso is it really different in the UK ? I'm asking sincerely because those of us in America only know the system we have here , if we haven't visited others or known of others in those countries who have been put in nursing homes and assisted living .

Now, CGI imaging will solve this

Graham Greene was the master of the spy genre

It is Based on Bryan Forbes's Own Spy Thriller Novel "The Endless Game'" Which is the First Book of His "Alec Hilsden" Trilogy....The Other Two Books are "A Spy at Twilight" and "Quicksand", In Bryan Forbes's Books the Head of British Secret Service is Called 'Control' Which is Similar to Le Carre's "George Smiley" Series.

Yeah. No transitions in Le Carre films.

@@paulhoward6165I love this writer too. Read almost all his books. He was working for Intelligence service and probably thats why it is so interesting to read him.

I'm glad, I didn't have to sweat to write this! Thank you.

No they were playing cricket, a sport that breeds manners ,

What makes you think poor people have bad manners? I never really saw bad manners until I went to a university and met rich kids. I learned privilege meant you didn't expect consequences for bad behavior. Believe me, my parents and grandparents, as they had learned from theirs, expected you to behave properly to both family, friends and strangers or there were consequences. The kids in my family learn that lesson now. I still obey the rules of courtesy as a sign of respect for others. However, if you disrespect someone who believes in those rules the consequences are entirely on you. The kids live in a crappy neighborhood without a cricket pitch because that's all ther parents can afford on their wages. Perhaps they put their money towards food and education before housing. The kids have to play where they can. Learn some respect.

Looked it up: Jack Clayton helmed 'The Pumpkin Eater'. 'The Whisperers' and 'The L-Shaped Room' were also notable movies from director Forbes.

YOU BET !

What were you expecting. And what you got.

With all these fabulous actors …what we’re you expecting???? These people were the best…Just look what we have today .

Fake news?

@@pter7531 👏

That's because they were born earlier.

Sounds as if he phoned it in.