Blonde Ice (1948) [Film Noir] [Crime] [Drama]
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- If you like this movie and our channel, please subscribe: goo.gl/0qDmXe | "Blonde Ice" is a 1948 American femme fatale crime film directed by Jack Bernhard and starring Leslie Brooks, Robert Paige and Michael Whalen. It was based on a novel by Whitman Chambers.
Claire is a society reporter who will do whatever she has to for a story. Claire manages to keep herself in the headlines by marrying and romancing a series of wealthy men, all of whom die under mysterious circumstances. To deflect suspicion from herself, Claire frames her former boyfriend, sportswriter Les Burns.
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Directed by Jack Bernhard, produced by Robert E. Callahan (associate producer) and Martin Mooney (producer), written by Whitman Chambers (novel "Once Too Often") Kenneth Gamet (writer) and Dick Irving Hyland (adaptation), starring Robert Paige as Les Burns, Leslie Brooks as Claire Cummings Hanneman, Russ Vincent as Blackie Talon (the Pilot), Michael Whalen as Stanley Mason (Attorney), James Griffith as Al Herrick, Emory Parnell as Police Capt. Bill Murdock, Walter Sande as Hack Doyle, John Holland as Carl Hanneman, Mildred Coles as June Taylor, Selmer Jackson as District Attorney Ed Chalmers, David Leonard as Dr. Geoffrey Kippinger and Jack Del Rio as Roberts (the Butler).
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Source: "Blonde Ice" Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.. 12 June 2013. Web. 22 July 2013. en.wikipedia.or....
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Love old movies. Much better than todays
Best Movie Ever
Im going to watch again....
...240p?!?! Eye-Strain because It's as fuzzy as a brand new Teddy Bear...Next time, don't bother!
"Blonde Ice" is a fav of mine. I have a review of it on IMDb.
Yes, after a previous poster commented that the actress and the actor who played the pilot were married in 1948 and stayed married for over fifty years and had three daughters! Makes me feel good!
I love to hear about happy love affairs (happy marriages) thank you for telling us!
@@jacquelinejanz8466 be careful now !! .. there are many couples with over 3 kids that have been married 50 years of whom ...
should have called it quits at far less than 50 years... even 5 years !!
plutoplatters
Teehee
Hey Baby,
That’s for DARNED SURE !
Get out while the gettin’ is good
And before its too late to enjoy some livin’!!
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Claire played him ...
The drama, suspense, and acting are amazing. Doesn't deserve the category of "B-movie".
Even the the script is the language of the times,instead of exaggerated dialogue as in other movies. I liked the ending where she grabs the gun off the table and tries to kill him .That was fast and a nice touch.
Some things never change
They just get worse now days.
"You don't need a weather vane to know which way the wind is blowing".
"Throughout every minute of our married life we were supremely happy." "The entire week, huh?" Wonderful exchange, delivered with great subtlety, unusual for a B.
Well,one week of marriage and I am on my honeymoon and find my young and beautiful wife writing to her lover and lying to me, I'd be as quick to get a divorce chopchop and so would any other normal guy...
Well . . . every minutes for one week = 10,080 minutes. That's a lot - Yep the entire week.
Haha I loved that!
That was a great line!
And then there's the brief crying spell with a hanky. Amazing
The're out there, sociopaths, they can be completely believable, charming, sincere, and sometimes quite devastating...Another great film noir classic...
Yeah, they're called The Clintons.
Touché - narcissistic, sociopath and when impatient and frustrated - they come out of their box as psychopath "fit fit fit" fit that square in the octogon "fit fit fit"
I was married to one and we have one in the White House
@@CaesarInVa nope -- look at the White House
@@CaesarInVa America has had more than one President with psychopathic tendencies and also with narcissistic tendencies.
Murders her hubby
Then Orders Breakfast
OJ. ,Toast...Coffee
Leslie Brooks is beautiful, I never heard of her before watching this ,and a good actress too.
Hooray on both counts!
"She wasn't even a good newspaper woman", HA HA HA!
A delicious line to close a film and you couldn't help wonder that the writer insisted on getting it in the final cut.
They were supremely happy right up until she shot him😊. She is a good writer, she put everything she had in that story, she gave her life😊. If that analyst hadn't been so blunt, this wouldn't have happened😮.
"Your as cold as ice, Your willing to sacrifice our love, You never take advice someday you'll pay the price I know, I seen it before..." And to think there are minds out there like this. :/ Well done.
Wow great connection to a famous Foreigner track!!
@@martyh.1646ikr.. l hear it in my mind as l read the lyrics.. great tune.
This film sort of dances on the edge of 'B' movie and better. Certainly has its moments. It is definitely Film Noir. I do appreciate these uploads as I currently do not have access to TCM. Love the genre.
She's not merely cold as Ice. She's crazy.....lol
Sure is.
Thank you for sharing. I've been in the mood for a good Film Noir for a few weeks now, and this fit the bill just fine. Leslie Brooks was a looker and delivered her lines very well, great eye expression!
Shame this was her only real notable lead role, she had the looks and charisma to go far.
Yes, great eyes. A beauty.
Chicken salad & martinis, somebody had to go just on that alone.
Wow. Thanks for the upload, TCM. This really defines the "femme fatale" theme; I can think of no better besides "The Maltese Falcon," and the deadly dame in that one needed Bogart to slowly reveal her nature. Here, the "lady's" predatory evil is clear from the first few minutes...so one watches to see just how bad she will be. This is one creepy horror film.
She is the definitive noir bad girl.
Leslie Brooks gave a very powerful performance in this film and she was indeed a perfect femme fatale.
*****NonSpoiler review****
Excellent movie with a great suspenseful plot. I love black and white movies, but NOT all. This is one of the best. The cast is fabulous and the story is a psychological drama.
If you are interest in human behavior and the Sociopathic/Psychopathic Narcissist who destroys each one in her/his path you will love this. Thank you to Timeless Classic Movies. I would highly recommend. Leslie Brooks is breathtaking.
Les always picks up the murder weapon....why why why
Probably because it is good for the storyline! Real fool thing to do!
I didn't think it was possible that an hour movie could have so many commercials.
Thank you for the movie!Some men have their brain in their pants instead of in their head!
some..?
@@BEAUTYnIQ 😂😂 Exactly.
THE BLACKMAILER DID HIS BEST HUMPHREY BOGART IMITATION!
Wow! She would give Ms.Stanwyck a run for her money!! Good movie. Thank you.
She carried this movie singlehandedly.
No help from the budget, fellow actors, script, music, photography........ screen presence!
So glad she made this movie. Her legacy.
Yes. Claire is just as disordered and dangerous and attractive as Phyllis.
Nothing like a good crime flick before bed. Thumbs up for this one!
Seconding that!
It held up surprisingly well. Leslie Brooks steals the show, especially toward the end. It is interesting to look at a B film like this and wonder just why it is a B film; what does it lack to make if an A film Or to put it another way, why does the combination of Billy Wilder, Raymond Chandler, Fred MacMurray, Edward G. Robinson, Barbara Stanwyck make for a great movie?
Steven Torrey And it really isn't in the same league as "Double Indemnity".
Steven Torrey better movies used lots more intense closeups. Also stronger mood music. It does make you appreciate the production.
I always thought the best movies were made in the 40's....
Lots of Darlings....Claire not afraid of guns....bang bang
Case study in narcissistic personality disorder.
That's a terrible disease to have. Anf effects everyone around like virus. Talk as bout social distancing
I had that for 2 years b4 i dropped her. Mine was worse. Now I'm just released from jail cause they couldn't prove I had anything to do with her fall from the balcony. 😅😅. Now at piece
I love all film noir movies
How on earth did I miss Leslie Brooks? The girl could play crazy. Great close ups. Quite the dish.
I REALLY ENJOYED THIS MOVIE ! I COULD SEE MOVIES LIKE THIS EVERYDAY! THANKS
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Me too
That smile after she kills her first husband... great acting.
She really was beautiful. So sinister was that smile
I wasn’t sure this would be a good movie but it sure was. James Griffith as Al was terrific.....in fact the whole cast was great. Well worth you time. Leslie Brooks has the whole evil woman thing masterfully played.
I agree.
She justifies everything to herself
And buys it !
We have all known people like that.
Astounding !
@@jacquelinejanz8466,
Yes. A narcissist with a side of pathological liar. They end up believing their lies. It’s a destructive mental illness that can ruin the lives of others, particularly their children.
nothing like the drama in an old movie!!
I think in the last hour and change, I've heard the term "Darling" more than I had in my 79+ years of life.
God she was incredible calculated and cold
Moussa Thiam, Aren't all women that way?
@@auletjohnast03638 No
Excellent!! Leslie Brooks is Fantastic Thanks for uploading this.
Loved this film. They don't make 'em like this anymore.
It was good!
What a ending! Classic
When you have to stand in your seat for the last scene then.....its good.
Babies and weddings. Two worst things a movie could contain.
Great low-budget film. James Griffith, who had along career, looked like Zachary Scott.
Good role for veteran character actor James Griffith. While Brooks won't make you forget Barb Stanwyck in Double Indemnity she does quite well here.
"I never loved any of them". Ice alright.
when the bride is kissing a man at her wedding and it isn't her husband....lol
Read the book---What Makes Sammy Run.. Then, there's always Pam Anderson.
And the beat goes on..🎸🎶🎵🎼
That wowed me!
Ambitious is simply another word for greed.
Excellent film - very exciting and they don't waste time with dragging the story out - e.g. Mr Hanniman decides on a divorce in less than a minute of finding his wife writing to another man.
Yes. He wasn't taken in with her seductive and manipulative ways. So sad he had to die at the hands of that tramp.
Adios!
He had the power of his convictions. He made the right decision (to leave) but played his move incorrectly. When dealing with someone so selfish, you have to anticipate their moves and then out-maneuver them. (Experience)
@@jacquelinejanz8466 .... and what Jacqueline.....?
Alan Heath
anticipate their moves and block those moves before they have a chance to engage them
« If this keeps up you won’t be able to fit your initials on your silverware. »
That was a great line !
😂
Excellent movie..I hadd not heard of the majority of the actors, however, they were top notch!! Thank you for uploading. I have completed a subscription. More please!!
Excellent movie with great actors and a quality upload! Thanks for posting.
Quality upload, not. Poor resolution.
🥂.
Old celluloid deteriorates. Unless somebody puts out the money for a restoration this is the best you can expect. It's not bad at all.
@ 9.55 we're through! Best part of the movie!👍🎬
What a great actress as well as stunning looking - never heard of her before.
+Yolz M Leslie Brooks. It's right in the credits below the movie. :-). I think this was her only major role. I could not find any others.
She married the man who played the blackmailing pilot and left acting for being an upper-class housewife. She did a film in the early 1970s however.
Leslie Brooks
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslie_Brooks
Fantastic actress but I can’t look at her as beautiful because she was so evil n this movie. Haha Very natural acting.
Denise Noe No way! Wow!
Damn good movie. I must admit I had hoped to see her fry in the electric chair in the end.
Love the flowered wallpaper..................... And the old gun in the drawer routine................
Although it's done very concisely, the doc does give the audience insight into Claire's pathology. The men in her lives are her father and when she loses them, it rips open the primal wound of Daddy's desertion.
+Denise Noe That sounds about right.
The pilot is Humphrey Bogarts stand in.
She played the part too well!
In real life, she married Russ Vincent and their union lasted for life.
She was wicked in this film. I actually don't like her now.
@@barb6868 That is just about the biggest compliment you can give an actress .
I know!!! She was so evil in this movie. Great actress though!
47:26
"Wasn't nothing, just a friendly goodbye kiss" !
I really like James Griffith (Al) in this! He's always so good at playing the guy who knows what's really up. lol
Apparently it was his first movie role.
Someone described him as "a bitch in pants."
Excellent movie
Too bad it ends in psychiatric bullshit, because the rest is quite good and that Leslie Brooks is wonderful.
The analysis makes sense of Claire. It adds.
she was married to the piiot rl for 60 yrs or so after movie was made
Yes. He died in 2001and she in 2011.
Thanks for posting.
Spoiler alert!!!!
Good movie but the ending didn't make sense. Why did she confess to the murders so easily when confronted by the Dr.? This character would have never given up so easily. I don't buy her explanation at all.
1:00:34
For someone who's ostensibly a reporter, Les Burns sure seems slow to see the handwriting on the wall.
What happened to the cigarette companies...no gratuitous smoking???1948 anti smoking movie...a breathe of fresh air and sanity!
That was a very entertaining movie. A good old fashioned movie!
@Timeless Classic Movies Thank you for posting such a good movie. I enjoyed it very much.
The cops break in at the last scene and in this movie they should accuse the three guys of murdering the girl.
Wow. "I'll think about you on my honeymoon!"...That's like a porn actress telling you that she loves you and that she'll come straight home after work.
Wow, just wow! I thought I was a lost cause!
Co-stars Jack Del Rio, before he played linebacker in the NFL. 😊
Why less burns was so idiot to date her after such dishonesty? I mean cmon he was a reporter they said to be sharp.
Was hoping the patient secretary would get her man in the end.
Better to remain single. Romantic 🎉Relationship can be dangerous.
Right! Nowadays she would've been labeled a serial killer
She wasn't even a good newspaper woman...
Thats some shit to say about a dead person
Only a pimp will marry this woman
Now I know where the song came from. ( Your as cold as ice ).
That last line was really cold! hahah
ice cold!
"She's dead, Jim."
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That's why they call it film noir I guess. Dark humour.
Now im seeing AH in every character...
A watchable B movie. The actor portraying the pilot has a Bogey thing going on in attitude, voice and appearance.
And paste-on eyebrows
Many Thanks. This was a great one. I find it strange how a 1:14 movie can seem much longer. Well written.
Never tell a narcissist your plans. Get an exit strategy and go. Once you know, you go. Where was HG Tudor for poor Carl 😢
These noir films often take place in San Fransisco.
Oh what tangled we weave when we practice to deceive.
-- “Blonde Ice” sounds like a great name for a band.
"Slimy Scientific Snooping"-- try saying that 3 times fast-- I wonder how she could keep a straight face, lol!
First time seeing this Great movie.
Thanks for sharing!
I have to say I liked the intrigue of this movie very much. Intrigue of love.
The "beautiful music" in the prelude to the movie is is divine and stirs the soul......
Great movie. Thank you for uploading.
I reach for the stars, but in the opposite way. She wanted status and security. I want love.
Remember "She wasn't even a good newspaper woman".
Who says that last line.
How would you write the last line?
Plane pilot was trying too hard to be Humphrey Bogart. Enjoyable film.
+Timothy M. Coplin: Unfortunately, you're right. Someone ought to have nixed that . . .
Dwl. True
Whoa, five minutes after "I do" and the marriage is kaput. That's worse than Jean Acker and Rudolph Valentino.
I'll never understand why Whitman Chambers didn't give his novel the title "Blonde Ice"
instead of "Once Too Often". Just one murder is "once too often" ; let alone 3 times!
Great old movie,thank you
Enjoyed this
I’m just confused by the ending. WHY DID Claire write a confession letter ? She seemed like she hid her tracks pretty well so why would confess everything in a letter? Maybe she thought the doctor was on to her and would expose her? Or perhaps she truly in her own way loved lee burns and felt some some of guilt? Any other suggestions or did I miss something.
As a couple of people have commented, the ending was unbelievable - or should I say, even more unbelieveable than the rest of the plot! But at the end of these films when the main actress is plainly seen to be a murdress, and likely to be executed, a script writer knows they must not leave the audience wondering how dreadful her fate is going to be and killing her off, no matter how, gives a sense of ending, which is what all good fiction has!
"She wasn't even a good newspaper woman."
Sometimes she reminded me of bette davis
Excellent !
Great movie
She is a real witch!
A very enjoyable film! Thanks for the upload. Great channel!
47:08 If you should ever wonder why Robert Paige got top billing in this, instead
of Leslie Brooks, your answer is right here: when Robert Paige speaks what could
be called the "signature line."
Boy, this little wretch got away with a lot.
Women haven't changed much.
She paid at the end
@@daves2520 my sentiments exactly! True.
Don't they always
Good movie, thank you