Too me.. i watch often old films, they are so genuine and well made with suberb actors..🙂🙂

Me too. At age 57, I've observed American stupidity gaining unbearable ground. I can control what I watch, and black and white comprises the vast majority.

Me, too. I can't get enough.

Same here 😊

I loveeee their fashion

Stunning, right?! God created ONLY human beings known as a Man & a Woman! THEY KNEW how to ENJOY & BEAUTIFULLY express being what God made them (us)! ❤️I sometimes daydream living in those days & now love to collect clothing & jewelry from those days to show how much I ENJOY the differences! 💃

And they were polite and kind

VERY true 👍

me too👍🏽

Yep! Nowadays, we cannot seem to get out of our athletic wear, even to go out for dinner? Why? For comfort! To remind ourselves that we just went to the gym, or must do so again tomorrow??

It took me until after watching the movie to realize who the father really was. Harry Davenport. He had a similar - old fashioned man wanting to make things right with common sense, but had humorous wisecracks- in another movie "Bride came C.O.D." with Betty Davis and James Cagney

Fred MacMurray‘s granddaughter cuts my hair here in my small town. It’s bizarre. But true

@@jetpilot3714 - That is awesome. Thank you for sending your comments

​@@mysecondemailatlI'm watching this movie right now and thank you for telling us about it, Bride Came COD. Bette Davis is my favorite actress and Jimmy Cagney is my favorite actor. Looking forward to watching it. Thanks again for the info.✌️❤️🇺🇸

A perfect trio! 🙌

Lots of amazing lines in this movie! I wasn't expecting much I just landed on an old movie on Turner Classic Movies.- just one that was a comedy & it didn't disappoint!

Thank you for saying that! 🌛🍁🌜

A real dish!

Me too. And safe.

any other examples???

I too like black and white movies. (I m an indian).

@@artivism4068 the more, the merrier. Forget the year.

Totally agree,it seems back then life was carefree and simple,,happy

I just love her, in the more the merrier and The Devil in Miss Jones are my favoritesof her movies . Her and Charles Coburn together just tickle my heart! I've been waiting for all 3 of these movies to come on TCM for the year and ½ I've been at my parents, which I definitely thought would be on! Disappointed! Dying to watch them again. Does anyone know Channel or station that would be showing black and white movies besides Turner Classic Movies? I used to watch KZfaq movies but I don't have enough data and no internet so my great days of watching Black and White on my phone and the tablet are over. I've watched so nanny and this little screens it's okay it was always worth squinting my eyes for LOL Jean Arthur✨ 1 of the greatest 🎬📽 😍❤🤗

Repairing moth damaged knits

She was someone silly if you ask me.

Debbie Stanger sometimes AMC or Fox Movie Channel have B&W films. PBS does, on occasion...they’ve gotten rarer on PBS...

D Stanger try your local library ! That's what I usually do ... ( just a suggestion ... )

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Welcome to the club, Suzanne. . I am 62. I watched enough drama in movies and around in life. . For long time now that I enjoy naive silly comedy. Give me just joie de vivre.

Yea she was playing them both.

I totally agree. Buchanan was wonderful!!!

I have never heard such a thing! As far as I have ever known, EB was always the hold your nose & look way time in any movie or tv show. I always watch shows in spite of him being in it. I used to wonder how he continued to “have something” ON someone in of the movies he got a job on. HOW could he possibly be anyone’s favorite?

you missed put borderline with claire trevor

@@robertcooke1774 I like Borderline, and have seen it a few times. But in my post I was referring to Fred MacMurray comedy movies.

Father Was A Full- Back.

@@sunnyadams5842 That's another good one!

Don't forget "The Apartment"

You're lame dude, Fred MacMurray was a great success in My 3 Sons which lasted many years

@@David53D No, you might be 😜 We watched 'My Three Sons' because the other options were: Lawrence Welk, Don Ameci, and The Mickey Mouse Club. It was dopey and moralistic and Fred MacMurray played the quintessential milquetoast!

I liked him in The Apartment even though he played the bad guy.

@@lisalamphier1410 I tried to watch that yesterday on your recommend...couldn't do it, felt SO SORRY for Jack Lemon "buddy-boy". I recall I didn't make it through last time I tried either for the same reason.

@@acehandler1530 True, The Apartment is full of pain and disappointment (much like real life) but (spoiler) it has a happy feel good ending. 😊

In the movies.

Underestimated? No way! He was hugely famous and well loved for his acting.

@@MargieM10 You are right, of course,....

Loved him in movies: he was refreshingly not "actor-ish"

Try other films of him. He was comedic genius in all of them. Especially those with Joan Blondell.

Oh. that scene with the paint snd wallpaper being selected!!!

@@secretariatgirl4249 in what movie, please?

@@pilarquiroz3585 - They are discussing "Mr Blandings Builds His Dream House".

@Debby Parker - I, too, am a great fan of Melvyn Douglas, right up through his role in "Being There" to 'Ghost Story".

Not I!

Nope

Gertrude Poppelheim.

Exactly. I just love films like these. Ever since I was a child.

Yeahh! There's a remake of my favourite wife too, with Doris Day & James Garner- Move Over, Darling and another unfinished one with Marilyn Monroe & Dean Martin... I guess these were quite popular plots so they remade them some years later with a new cast!

TO : bolotabr12 ; Are you looking for a husband ? I am looking for a wife.. Might you be interested in discussing any shared potential which there might be for us ? Be well. Thank you very much. --BJNG (Brian).

@@b.j.n.g.354 I'm hoping there's a response 😊

@@Charlienmeg ARE YOU A MALE OR A FEMALE ? I AM LOOKING FOR A FEMALE. YOU WROTE TO ME THAT YOU HOPE THAT THERE WILL BE A RESPONSE. DO YOU MEAN "A RESPONSE" TO ME AND TO MY OWN SEARCH ? OR DO YOU MEAN "A RESPONSE TO SOMEONE ELSE ? OR MAYBE EVEN TO SOMETHING ELSE ? KINDLY ANSWER SOON. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. BE WELL. ---BJNG.

@@Charlienmeg ARE YOU A MALE OR A FEMALE ? I AM LOOKING FOR A FEMALE. YOU WROTE TO ME THAT YOU HOPE THAT THERE WILL BE A RESPONSE. DO YOU MEAN "A RESPONSE" TO ME AND TO MY OWN SEARCH ? OR DO YOU MEAN "A RESPONSE TO SOMEONE ELSE ? OR MAYBE EVEN TO SOMETHING ELSE ? KINDLY ANSWER SOON. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. BE WELL. ---BJNG.

@@Charlienmeg seems like...everybody needs somebody but fear of crazy people on the media takes precedence! . Well .I hope those two people had met someone to make happy and to make them hay. . Vive l'amour.

They were all charming films Too bad they aren’t made with that class anymore

@@kathyh4804 - They are fun films for sure, but many great movies continue to be made. Get yourself to the theater more often!

Yes...it's hilarious

Hi! I agree with you. This was a good movie, but "My Favorite Wife" was a much better story. 😊 A Truth Test: www.goodpersontest.com

Somehow it is more funny with 2 men. When its women and a mother it is a matter of a mother.

I agree that My Favorite Wife had a better story, but Too Many Husbands was much better in one respect: the close friendship between the competing husbands, and equally loved by the one wife, while the second wife in My Favorite Wife had a really raw deal.

Also remade in the sixties as Move Over, Darling with James Garner and Doris Day. I liked that one also

@@TheSherryLouLou...... And the unfinished "Somethings Got to Give" with Marilyn Monroe.

I totally this!!! But I did see a sad disturbing film starting my 3 son's fave, McMurray. It was titled " pushover ". With Kim Novak & an old female star of the old "Peyton place". It showed much versatility of McMurray. He was the bad cop and went dirty and died for it! Still a shocker to me, however emulates true actin. I too also agree, I would Haven given one to the secretary and kept the one of my choice !!!!!!!!

Katherine Hogan Thank you for the interesting and surprising information about the movie in which Murray played a bad guy, and even died! At the time, little did anyone know the importance of that role. It would be one of the (I think) few movies that portrayed him in what would turn out to be an untypecast role. Have you seen him in, "Double Indemnity," with Barbara Stanwick? He was absolutely fantastic! It, too, showed his character as a man who was passionate and caring in some parts and a ruthless killer in the others. He began as a run-of-the-mill life insurance salesman, and shockinbly, changed into a man who was anything but, run-of-the-mill. I don't want to tell you anything more about the movie, in case you haven't seen it. If not, I highly recommend seeing it. I'm sure you'd find it engrossing. It might be on KZfaq. It's a true classic, so maybe it will be easy to find somewhere. At any rate, Fred McMurray filled my childhood, (I was born in 1957), with many humorous and memorable movies, and television shows. He was unique, talented, and amazing! (Pretty good-looking, too! 😉). I will see if "Pushover" is on KZfaq. I don't remember having seen it. Take care. 😀

A very amusing screwball comedy well acted by the three main characters. One of the supporting actors was Edgar Buchanan who starred on "Petticoat Junction" with Bea Benedere. I loved the "athletic scene" where both Douglas and McMurray were jumping over the stuffed chairs. This reminded me of Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes climbing over the couch just to answer the door in The Red Headed League. 🔎🔍

I would give the 2nd husband away too

@@JaneFrieman Brett was a walking piece of art; such a joy to watch.

Doris Day is a favorite too. Thanks for reminding me.

Good Lord no! B & W is the way it was, and has great character.

@@tek6423 Color for me thanks! 😊

Did you get your wish? No. Learn to luxuriate in film's natural medium, the interplay of light and shadow: glorious black and white!

There's also Mr Deeds Goes to Town with Gary Cooper.

1936

Yes I've seen that movie too and also Only Angels have wings

You would adore her in "The more the merrier", or "The Devil and Mrs Jones".

I think she was great in everything, be it Easy Living with Ray Milland, Only Angels have Wings and Talk of the Town with Cary Grant, Mr. Deed goes to Town with Gary Cooper, Mr Smith goes to Washington with James Stewart, The More is merrier with Joel and many more. She had great career in Hollywood and I just adored her.

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Don't be a spoiler, please, to other viewers. Thank you!

@@pilarquiroz3585 Why would someone read comments before they see the movie?

@@389383 "cause it about a women of qusetionable character and two stupid men fighting over the women.

@@pilarquiroz3585soooo sorry~ I didn’t realize

That must be a different movie. Here there were not 3 married couples.

He was so fantastic in Ninotchka with Garbo, superb comedy!

@@flyteoffancy yeah he was fantastic in that great movie. In my opinion he was great doing comedies too. He did another really good with Rosalind Russell (this thing called love)

I just now recognize Uncle Joe from p. Junction. And the father role of Ms. Arthur, played by the white haired man started as the father in "my little Margie". I recall seeing it with my grandfather. To think I was but only 8 yrs.., when Fred McMurray played my 3 sons. Melvin Douglas so funny with Loretta Young and Carey Grant in "Mr. Blandings". Jean Arthur always so regal in the airport scene and looking at River with Fred. Thanks for these wonderful films !!!!!🤣

@@katherinehogan578 I still watch My Three Sons in the morning , love that show and Fred MacMurray was really a cute guy back in his heyday. just recorded mr. Blandings builds his dream house that's one of my all-time favorites of Cary Grant's well all of his are my favorites cuz I can't get enough of him, Dead or Alive gay straight bisexual whatever the hell he was he will always be the man of my dreams yummy 💓💓💓💞💕💗and Jean Arthur always great

Her father played on Gone With The Wind. He played the Dr.

@@katherinehogan578: I think in "Mr. Balding builds a house" Melvyn Douglas was with Myrna Loy and Cary Grant, not with Loretta Young and Cary Grant

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D P And there was the one with Irene Dunn and Cary Grant probably from 1938 or so

@Ed Miller I hated Move Over, Darling. It got so tedious. I hear My Favourite Wife was better.

Yes not as funny though

@@lanusik1000 I think you are referring to "My Favorite Wife" also made in 1940. Randolph Scott was also in it.

You eirher looked good at the pool or stayed home.