Danny Kaye was the greatest. I grew up watching his movies and his TV show. I was enthralled by his every song and dance. I felt like we knew him very well. When he crossed over, as we Natives call it, I was heartbroken. Such a loss for us all.

This is one movie I always fall back on when I need a bit of nostalgia, born 9 years after the production of this classic I was happy to have seen the tail end of old New York and thrilled to have worked in the NYPD, QNS, and the Bronx!

Yes Yes Yes I have been watching this every night for five Five Five years Yes, I am fixed on it or addicted to it! Yes I am ADDICTED TO IT 🦊🐯🐯🐸🐒🐣🐥🐧🐧🦁🐼🐼🐷🙉🙉🐽🐨🍑🥕🧈🍳🌏🌥️☁️⚡️🌔🌝🍂🌴🍄🌾🍂🎍🦡🦃🦮🐕🦧🐊🦞🦀🐙🕸️🕷️🪿🐔🐒🙈🐭🐹🎒🕶️👢👡🦺🧶👨‍👦👩‍👩‍👧 Enjoyed this

Thanks so much for sharing 💗💗💗

If you check around 4:55 and watch til 5:44 there is actually a bit of comedic symbolism there. The chain reaction of everyone slapping each other, starting from the mayor and ending with the farmer's goat shows how the abuse from the hierarchy eventually seeps down into the citizens and its animals. Not only was it a genius way to display government power and how it affects the people, but they did it in a way that was funny and easy to digest! Can we please go back to a time when books and movies explained real-life complicated issues in a funny or engaging way?

エンディングを原作から変えてくれたお陰でマイ・フェア・レディに繋がったんだね。

Engrossing stuff❤

Penny can't act

Lol, the "giant" wearing giant heel boots.

Love these old black and white movies. Great storyline, excellent actor in William Powell and actress Carole Lombard, funny, romantic, absolutely nutty and a joy to watch. Thanks for the wonderful posting. Joe S

Classic Bette Davis, in a role she will play throughout her long and distinguished career. Powerful story of a man's obsession that nearly costs him his life, only to finally be free in the end. A movie classic that will endure for the ages. Joe S

Still the best of all the 39 step films.

Omg , the ending missing😢

*I've watched quite a few episodes of this show. Lucille Ball is a funny woman, but some of the humour in these episodes falls flatter than a plane. I'm not sure if hypnotism (or this particular woman) had a resurgence at the time of airing, but it's as entertaining as a sleeping clown. I say I've watched a few episodes, mainly in the hope that the writing, acting or both would improve. Nay. I also think that Lucy's home in this show was the same one as in 'Here's Lucy', too (but I could be wrong). I'm also guessing that the laughter/responses are all canned*

An excellent novel, worth reading and re-reading. The film is exceptional. Thank you for posting.

I've watched this precious movie on KZfaq several times, and I just LOVE it! I was born in the late 1940s and remember how life was in the early 1950s! Today in 2024 there is sooo much vulgarity in TV and films today, I only watch the vintage movies such as this one! I liked Barry Fitzgerald the best!!! He was EXCELLENT!!!

danny kaye. are. mine

I watched it when i was young even now i like to watch again & again. Fun to watch😅

P.s. ur watching this for ur first sem eng lit class...

c'est pas 1895 au lieu de 1985 ?

My Great Grandfather drove a taxi back in New York. He would occasionally drove Bud Abbot around. Although thats all i know about it

Prevod

This was the first 39 steps, I love all of them.

This is similar to the story of the blue Angel

pour les frères « Lumières » c’est un comble que celle-ci soit aussi mal gérée..

Men mocking a dead woman. Just sick and evil!

Could there be more commercial interruptions? I gave up.

My beloved movie☝.👌

didnt care for the narration, didnt think it was needed for that much of the movie

Thankyou x I never get tired of this movie x

1:36:02 minutes = yawn 🥱

I have seen this movie a number of times. I find something new when I watched it again. What a great movie and to see NYC. Back then!

0:28 WHE ARE STEAM BOATING WILLIE WITH THIS 🔥🔥

Myself 🙋‍♀️

La première caméra caché de l'histoire

The first prank ever

I like it not bad at all thank you

Movies are so terrible now I resorted to watching old classics made before I was even born

Mr, Collins....Mister Collins!!!

AAAL dE WAY for Juan Jose"""....lol..

One of the best stories of the Film Noir era, with more realism from the locals than most. I hate to think how many great films were lost over the years- glad they saved this one from being an article only on Wikipedia.

..... love this movie ..... and ROOT BEER!!!!!!!

If they hadn't made such great films about this era, nobody would believe or understand what it was really like. How and why people used to actually love a city.

Love the black and white films good film ❤

goodness This is the story of Diana ! put a pig into fine clothes.

brilliant

Everywhere I go people comment “who else is here for school” nd I’m in a homeless shelter and jobless- Idk if that mean’s I am on the wrong or right track, learning is free though

Qui peut me faire le résumé stp 😂

This was a wonderful movie😊. I want to watch it again and again. Such a classic!

So you want to make money off of someone else's work and then you ruin it by adding commercials. Lame.