❤This 🌹Oliva was excellent.❤ Cliff

No I didn't hate the Father, he truly was looking out for his Daughter's welfare, Morris would have spent all of Catherine's money, then where would she be ???? PENNILESS..👎👎👎👎

Ralph Richardson is magnificent

That's because these are two of the best actors in HOLLYWOOD.

The best movie ending ever

Wow Monty was gorgeous

2:98 - 3:01. This is pure self-hatred on Dr. Sloper's part. Because Catherine has been miserable living with him all these years, he thinks that with whom she ever lived, she will be miserable. Sloper is like a man blindingly riding a horse, holding the reins of his daughter's life. He's one of the most screwed up men in modern literature.

Sloper is also symptomatic of the privileged class: he cannot see the world except through his own narrow vision of the human condition.

Dr. Sloper is the classic example of a toxic parent. His pathological personal issues sabotaged his daughter's any hope of happiness. He's a megalomaniacal, narcissistic, cruel man who has long ceased to be able to love other people. He's a miserable, inhuman curmudgeon who would like everyone else around him to be just as miserable as he is.

Bonita película. Pero me gustaría en idioma español

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A Great Classic!

A classic you must see. Stellar performances by the entire cast. I watch this movie and "The Little Foxes" at least once a year.

THE VOLUME IS AWFUL CAN HARDLY HEAR THE CONVERSATION

This is the best movie of all time!!

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.

Desearía que las escenas de la película La heredera hablarán en español ,gracias

I am obsessed with this masterpiece. There is so much to this film. I do think he should have helped his sister, a widow. But he did not, and then when told about going west, used HER needs of him as excuse. One could dissect and dissect this film! It is so superb!

A MASTERPIECE of a Film.

Fantastic acting

Father knows best

The final scene is one of best in hollywood

Heavens to Murgatroid ! Thank you so much for uploading ! A powerful scene from one of the best films to come out of Hollywood ! Top notch in every dept: script, cast, music, art direction, etc ! You have MADE my day & my week ! CHEERS !! :-)

GOOD STUFF.

This brilliant small scaled film is a domestic tragedy, utterly devastating in its own quiet way. It is the story of a shy, naive young heiress who is as loving as she is unloved. The film mercilessly details the terrible events which result in the destruction of her ability to love. If that makes it seem depressing, dismiss the thought. However painful it might be to bear witness to such harrowing acts of emotional cruelty, in the end, this superbly well acted, directed and written film proves deeply humanizing, invoking in us anew the necessity to act with kindness, generosity and above, with love.

Great clip-Ralph Richardson was pitch perfect in this role. Too bad the quality of the video is so poor. People really should see great acting like this without technical issues.

She explained the whole thing in the last talk with her Father, I feel, he loved and cared for her, but he never showed her, she was always compared to her beautiful mother..like she said ,, in the end, she was taught by Masters on how to be cruel.. great movie..

watching this now on tcm as part of the month long tribute to Miss Olivia de Havilland for her 100 years of living on this earth. haven't seen this film in years.....performances are spectacular, especially Sir Ralph Richardson and Miss de Havilland.....i can truly say, hollywood won't be making anything of this calibre probably ever again....."oh dear girl, why were you not a little more clever?" chilling

I absolutely love this picture even though it was made back in the fifties it's pretty much like and I opener for women who don't see some of these men for what they are not saying all y'all but you're out there and you know where you are

The father is worse than Moriss. He pretty much said he would even like to control Catherine's misery.

The always fault finding Clift said of Richardson. "Must he always be perfect?"

The placing of blame is what makes this movie so powerful. No doubt if she had married Morris, he would have caused her great pain but then again, do we all not have the right to make our own mistakes?

You end up hating the father even though he is right.

Beautiful man

Beautiful man

Family guy owned this scene

"I would be remiss in my duty"..."co-mingling"...bwahahahaha...some of the funniest chit ever...

1 of the best Rod Steiger films that i have ever seen where he played the part of Sol this is such a powerful film did'nt he receive an oscar for this role please can you put more of the beginning of this film in thank you

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@MrFantabulousMKL Have many old movies in my library.

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@MoYAEsT0 Thank you. I'm glad someone FINALLY agrees with me about it!

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This is one the best scenes in the movie. Which makes it one the best Goddamn scenes in MOVIE HISTORY!!!!!