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This warms my soul. This movie was a nostalgic staple for me growing up. It was on HBO all the time when HBO was still a new thing and I would always make time to watch it. Until Jurassic Park came along, this movie had the best looking live action T-Rex.

Where are subtitles

my God what a masterpiece about the exploration of the human soul!

Not one of Jennifer Jones’s best pictures, but a good supporting cast led by Jones and Charles Boyer makes it work. This film is distinctive in that it marks the last picture directed by the great Ernst Lubitsch.

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i had no idea movies in the 70s already had color!!

I love this film, thanks for sharing!

Happen to actually like Kirk Douglas in this

35:50 he is strong, throwing those bad guys

What's going on with Tarzan's costume at 6:48?

He was fighting Lions and Alligators

Tarzan the fearless was 1933

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Great old movie...laughed when he hot wired in the pitch dark...good job...😎

i love montgomery clift so so so so much it makes me sad it hurts me❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Couldn’t remember why I knew Peter Cushing for a second then remembered he’s Tarkin 😂

What the hell why

1:50:11 her taking down the crocodile

What did Tarzan land on at 36:00? Looks like a rough landing

Did the bad guy at 36:16 try to strangle Tarzan?

Were those Tarzan's legs falling over in the water at 13:56?

He saved her from the Alligator

7:05 that costume

That fight with the Lion at the start was wild wasn't it?

Buster Crabbe

Bon voyage nel paese del sole

1:06:18 that bridge going down and the bad guys falling. Looks like they got eaten by Alligators didn't they?

Wasn't the movie Tarzan The Fearless in 1933?

Have you seen Tarzan The Fearless?

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As a Professional Actor myself I have over the past 49 years worked on a few Night shoots, and I loved them, as I never had a problem staying awake, but the rest of the Cast and Crew did, I recall a BBC Production of Bleak House starring Diana Rig, (1985) I worked on being one example,we got on Location at 2pm, and worked till 6 am, so it seems I am not programmed to (naturally sleep at night), I woke up at 7.30am yesterday and am still awake now at 4 am having worked a continuous 12 hours, in that time, ,the longest I have stayed awake is three and a half days, but I did sleep for 37 hours in one go straight after, lol. I enjoyed the video brought back some found memories of TV and Film Productions I have worked on on night shoots, and the great Crews and fellow Actors I worked with.on them, like Diana Rigg, Colin Firth, David Suchet, Helen Mirren, to name a few,

I am absolutely fascinated with old Hollywood! 😊

thank you for this :)

It's interesting because in the early Cinemascope movies they tried to avoid the shallow depth of field and flares, but nowadays the anamorphic lenses are praised for their defects because the style became iconic. Can't inventors tries to overcome these problems and make better lenses ?

Triple cameras of Cinerama was invented by the French director Abel Gance in 1926 and called Polyvision. The anamorphic lense of Cinemascope was invented by the French astronomer Henri Chrétien in 1926 too and called Hypergonar.

Moden TVs have little to do with the scope ratio. More similar to the 1.85 ratio which is a Non anamorphic ratio which used a standard 4 x 3 frame but cropped top and bottom. To give a larger wider frame on standard 35mm film so that it would look better on a standard scope cinema screen. For some silly reason wide screen TVs used a similar ratio of 16 x 9, why they did not adopt the now standard ratio of 1.85 to 1. I will never understand. Thats why we still have a small black bar top and bottom of modern TVs when showing films made for TV. These days is has become trendy for films made for TV to include these bars to make it look like a real film made for the cinema. Of course, Cinemascope films when presented on TV have large bars top and bottom, overall giving a much smaller picture but a more pleasing shape to many people. Kind of odd really, cinema screens and home TV often display scope as a smaller overall size since the advent of video projection.

Lots of errors in this The Robe didn’t have an optical sound track

Not an easy job, getting so much information in a short time. Nicely done. (A personal note, as a Boomer….while the Hays code could be constrictive sometimes, many of us find it preferable to the limitless shattering of restraint in today’s releases. What next? Mickey and Minnie have a foursome with Donald and Daisy?) Anyway--liked your vid, will look for your next one.

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This content is not abundant, congratulations for this mini-compendium

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