He was perfect as an English Butler.. my favorite was wonderful E.E. Clive, famous in the "Bull Dog Drummond" series from the 1930's with John Howard and John Barrymore.....
Thank you for all of the wonderful classic movies!! I have enjoyed watching them since last fall. I started with Basil Rathbone in Sherlock Holmes. I will continue to watch and recommend your channel to other aficionados of classic film.
Classy film. John Miljan had a long career, but I wonder why he didn't specialize in romantic leading man parts. He was great in the part. His right profile resembles John Barrymore and I'm sure it isn't by accident.
My husbands been watching your stuff at night and now whilst he’s watching the cricket i’m watching them on my pad. They’ve been very good and iVe enjoyed them all so far. Thanks for uo (or down) loading
I remember a near copy, plot wise, made in the 70s(?) w/ James Garner re: a group of Nazis using the same deal to get Garner to tell them when D-Day was. He had a paper cut on a finger instead of a razor nick on the chin.
We're not supposed to like the bad guy, but I REALLY didn't like Drasin. Owsley did too good a job. I didn't want to see him on screen at all. Slimy scuz ball, get your hands off that woman! I mean Owsley, the actor, get your hands off that actress! I don't care what the script says. And an actor who, in real life, is type cast as a butler, has a role as an actor who is so type cast as a butler that he plays a butler in the scam. He, in role, takes it as a great compliment when the Sparrow tells him he should BE a real butler.
Kooky fun ! All’s well that ends well. A look-alike husband is kidnapped in order to sign for some bonds, hoping that he will settle for a share in the ploy.
Hey, PizzaFlix! It's I -- the ornery old Southern lady with the weird name. I'm having a great time working my way through all your pre-Code goodies. Let's hear it for public domain, right? Thank you for making these fun, though largely forgotten, films. They're like little windows into American social norms and mores of 90 years ago. Granted, the windows distort reality, but hey -- that's movies for ya.
hilarious how no one gets the real plot even tho it's in the title. a married woman entertaining other men because fantasy. edit: and next up is 'Lonely Wives' (1931) HAHAHAHA. 😂
I got confused about WHO is Who. I broke my rule by watching it sober. Tomorrow, I'll pop a magnum of wine and watch this film a second time. That will make it crystal-clear !.....maybe.
Above average B+ movie. Good plot and actors. Thanks for not letting movies like these get lost forever, PizzaFlix.
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Thank you PizzaFlix, i Love your vast choice of gorgeous films that you post, x really enjoy them .
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This movie is 11 yrs older than me. I do love these pre-code movies!
Ah, you're the same age as my dad. 💙
It is only 6 years older than I am. I love them too.
Wow! 26 years older than me.
Full of twists and turns, and all with a happy ending...Love it
full of adultery fantasy programming.
What a wonder of zaniness! Excellent, just racy enough too (good old pre-code). Thanks so much PizzaFlix, you sure know how to pick 'em! 💖 🇨🇦
This is a highly underrated film. Loved every moment.!
I like these kinds of drama with a touch of comedy in them. Thanks for the upload.
Loved it. Witty and entertaining. The “butler” was a hoot!
He was perfect as an English Butler.. my favorite was wonderful E.E. Clive, famous in the "Bull Dog Drummond" series from the 1930's with John Howard and John Barrymore.....
@@sitarnut
E.E. was in charge of the home in "The
Dark Hour", but woke-up-dead one morning.
What a great movie. I love these oldies. I don't watch anything else. Thank you.
Same here x
Love these old black and white movies. ❤
Quite an amazing story line one that's old but really entertaining thanks for this post
Man, this movie is full of twists... I love it!
Imagine what it was like watching a talkie movie.
Must have been amazing.
My mother only remembered talkies.
Most people's mothers today, if not all, will remember "talkies". 😂😂
Great movie! Loved the twist and turns.
Thank you for all of the wonderful classic movies!! I have enjoyed watching them since last fall. I started with Basil Rathbone in Sherlock Holmes. I will continue to watch and recommend your channel to other aficionados of classic film.
Recommend .
I started where you started, but it has only been about two months for me. Hooked♡
It's time I thanked you for uploading these old movies; I have very much enjoyed each that I have watched. Thanks!
True Pizza Fix! You've brought many a great old movie, not to mention TV shows, to my screen. Thanks!
102: 'You cheap crook' - 'I resent the word cheap' - Great response. at least he has some standards?
Monroe Owsley is always great as the slimey character.
Simply splendid. Thanks for posting this delightful film.
Monroe Osley - he's the "Eddie Haskell" of the 30s in most of his movies.
He's great with Clara Bow in "The Savage." A real heal.
What a name!
....or....heel
@@robertwalker5521 - Ur right. Please excuse my ignorance.
I agree. That, I thought, was Clara's best movie.
great movie.thank you God bless you and your family .nine stars
That was one heck of a wing collar the protagonist wore in the opening scene.
That gown is elegant!! I LOVE it!!
Great movie. Clever plot. I added it to my "Good Movies" list.
Thank you so much for uploading these movies, you have a great selected. Very much appreciated. MERRY CHRISTMAS
Thanks for a movie one can enjoy! Made when life was much simpler 🤠
90 years old...wow. As old as my daddy would've been, if he were still around. 😊
What a surprisingly fun movie. Thank you
This was a movie well acted and the script pretty good. I would rate it an 8.
Ty Pizza. Complicated plot, yet still enjoyed.
Classy film. John Miljan had a long career, but I wonder why he didn't specialize in romantic leading man parts. He was great in the part. His right profile resembles John Barrymore and I'm sure it isn't by accident.
Should have played the brother of John Boles.
A classy thief and good humored who done it. Nice one.
Merry Christmas! May the Sauce be with you.
@@PizzaFLIX Thanks PF....although for this old guy it's the Cranberry Sauce! Merry Christmas to you as well and all the watchers here.
Wonderful!!!!
Very entertaining film.
That was delightful 😊
This is a fun film. I loved the first interaction. Thanks.
My husbands been watching your stuff at night and now whilst he’s watching the cricket i’m watching them on my pad. They’ve been very good and iVe enjoyed them all so far. Thanks for uo (or down) loading
Very,Very Good Dramatic,intrigued-filled movie!! Thanks,Much!!
I Continue to enjoy this movie,very much! A unique film,plot,and actors are quite good in their parts. Thank you,for showing it.
Thank you for uploading these. I love your "toppings", PizzaFlix. Is this a four cheese or meat lovers I wonder. ;)
@Kass, at PizzaFLIX we give Pepperonis instead of stars. So how about a “4-Pepperoni PizzaFLIX.”
Lobe these old movie's!
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Really good movie! Thanks so much.
Shy the comments I'M GOING TO WATCH THIS ONE TOO,
PIZZAFIX YOU'VE GOT GREAT MOVIES
Love it!
My man Grayson!! Always trying to get out of there!!🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
Hahahaha YESSSS!!!! 😂 And always being yanked back by his suspended strap!!! 💜
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Pizzaflix. I heard it helps you financially if we hear from the advertisers....thank you for good old school entertainment ✝️😇❤️
A great movie,thanks!☺
Very good old movie 🎥🍿😊😊
Enjoyed. Good ending. 😊.
Lol; way to turn-the-tables, Sparrow!
😂😂😂😁
I meant Pizza FLIX! Thanks for the Sherlock Holmes movies!
I love this movie but it needs to be restored.
To say that this insouciant meringue stretches the limits of probability to breaking point doesn't take anything away from its addle-pated enjoyment.
I remember a near copy, plot wise, made in the 70s(?) w/ James Garner re: a group of Nazis using the same deal to get Garner to tell them when D-Day was. He had a paper cut on a finger instead of a razor nick on the chin.
Loved it!!
Grayson is trying to get too safety by all means 🤣............be water 💦
We're not supposed to like the bad guy, but I REALLY didn't like Drasin. Owsley did too good a job. I didn't want to see him on screen at all. Slimy scuz ball, get your hands off that woman! I mean Owsley, the actor, get your hands off that actress! I don't care what the script says.
And an actor who, in real life, is type cast as a butler, has a role as an actor who is so type cast as a butler that he plays a butler in the scam. He, in role, takes it as a great compliment when the Sparrow tells him he should BE a real butler.
Happy endings for all concerned.
Cute circle of nutty group!
A crocodile sandwich,and make it snappy!
Good shot !
Kooky fun ! All’s well that ends well. A look-alike husband is kidnapped in order to sign for some bonds, hoping that he will settle for a share in the ploy.
Hey, PizzaFlix! It's I -- the ornery old Southern lady with the weird name. I'm having a great time working my way through all your pre-Code goodies. Let's hear it for public domain, right? Thank you for making these fun, though largely forgotten, films. They're like little windows into American social norms and mores of 90 years ago. Granted, the windows distort reality, but hey -- that's movies for ya.
36 Hours (1965 film) has the same idea this film starts with.
Good director; good star.
Love this movie.
That was kooky!
What the . . . wait, what? Lol. Favorite off movie of the year. What year is this now
Hello. Can somebody please tell me the meaning of the phrase If i might say so . I am a spanish speaker.
“IF YOU DON’T MIND ME SAYING “
@@Mimi-ex6jo thank you for your reply
What happened to her real husband?
Henri Rasco He died.
It was on the cable they found in the files!
hilarious how no one gets the real plot even tho it's in the title.
a married woman entertaining other men because fantasy.
edit: and next up is 'Lonely Wives' (1931) HAHAHAHA. 😂
I got confused about WHO is Who. I broke my rule by watching it sober.
Tomorrow, I'll pop a magnum of wine and
watch this film a second time. That will
make it crystal-clear !.....maybe.
she didn't faint after reading the telegram? preposterous 😂
Seems pretty good. Thanks for posting. Peace. Kinda slow and boring. Sorry. My opinion.
Goog fun
And goog movie.
ridiculous
Most enjoyable!