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It's amazing how much they could fit in to a movie just over an hour long. Makes you think if we really need the 2 to 3 hour rambling story lines we get today.
If you want to keep a friend, never borrow never lend! Sam Kydd was such an adaptable actor popping up everywhere. Saw whole tribute to him once on Talking Pictures - amazing TV Channel...
@@Smartychase Referring to me by chance? If so, the answer is No. I am from Elvis Presley's Birthplace & Hometown, TUPELO MISSISSIPPI; A progressive City of some 45K residents located in NE Mississippi (approximately 90 minutes travel time via I - 22..... SE of Memphis) If not referring to me (love Brits, btw), apologize for long - winded reply. Michael
@@JohnMichaelGunner Hi Micheal yes I was referring to you because you mentioned u liked the old British films so I was curious. Thank you for your reply absolutely not long winded very much appreciate the amazing detail. Well I am a brit in London nice to meet you
Scary wallpaper!! I remember the childhood trauma of being surrounded by that!😮 Now I'm going to need therapy for seeing it again in all its repeating pattern glory
When the cringe-y orange-red wallpaper on the wall at the very end of the long hallway began to peel (thank goodness) my folks painted it pitch black. As a young kid, it made walking toward it down the dimly lit hall disconcerting, felt like walking into the abyss. We were pretty sure that vampires, homicidal maniacs and all kinds of creatures and monsters were hiding in the blackness drooling for the moment we might get just a little too close to the abyss because they could grab us... but it was "infinite"-ly better than the red wallpaper.
Such a good protector. I wonder why he chose to destroy the house though, it wasn’t necessary. Jean and another witness catching them in the act would have been grounds for divorce.
@turquoisepebbles8572 the next time you think it's there, introduce yourself to it out loud like it's a living person. Let it know that you want to share the house with it in a way that's good for both of you, and maybe invite it to communicate if it wants to. You might see something in the next week or so that might be a communication or you might not.
@@delphinidinthanks, a funny thing happened shortly after I posted that. There were some very loud thuds from upstairs, when I’m the only one home. My dogs started barking and the baby gate was open which is odd because I could have sworn I closed it.
I honestly liked both Jean and V. They’re both sweet but sharp, like ginger snaps. They were both the victims of love bombing by a manipulative man. I love the protective ghost twist.
Great movie! 👍 Thank goodness for UA-cam during covid19 fatigue recovery time! Love Mrs. O'Brien, the Irish maid, she's sweet and reminds me of my grandparents.
Typewriters are very different than keyboards. If you typed too fast youd end up locking the keys. So two fingers is how most typists type on a typewriter. 😊
@@TehAnshiTunes I don't know how old you are but I'm betting not old enough to have typed regularly on manual or electric typewriters. My sister was a typist and won awards. Did well over 100 words a minute. You use ALL the fingers, that's how you know what key you are hitting. Typewriters in schools had no letters on the keys to force you to position the fingers correctly and use "touch typing", memorizing where each letter is. You do NOT look at your hands or the keys....you are looking at the hand written document you are typing. In later years, headsets were used so you didn't have to keep your eye on the original letter but you still had to type far faster than two fingers ever allowed. And a proper typist can type well over 100 words a minute on a typewriter without locking the keys.
@@TehAnshiTunesYOU were never, ever, ever a typist. If you were you would know ‘hunting and pecking’ (that’s what we call people like you) is not typing.
Thanks, am not a big fan of horror either. (Thumbnail says thriller, I see description says horror 😮.) Liked Stephen King's *Carrie* and Hitchcock's *Psycho.* And recent film *Get Out* - a brilliant story. Not sure if there are any others. Channel 4 (British TV channel) shows a lot of horror, for some reason! Thanks again. *Comment from Ireland on a rainy July evening.* Early evening 15/7024
She loved him and wanted to believe that he loved her. He then began love- bombing her. He was so attentive affectionate and told her exactly what she wanted to hear. It’s a very common abuse tactic. Yes, thank goodness for “Patrick”, looking out for a jilted woman.
Smoking lighting up a cigarette that's something we never see anymore but everyone smoked. I'm just looking to see if they have a bar in the living room😂😂😂
In the write-up, you iterated that Jean has, left a house. But what you probably meant, Jean 'WAS', left a house. Wording, IS, everything. Believe it or not, I have been trying to remember/find, the title of this movie, for the past 32 years🙄!!!! I've researched and researched, and STILL couldn't come close, to finding this!!! I remember this as a kid, back in the late '60's, early '70's. The ghost setting the house on fire, with the chair at the end, scared me shitless. Thank you, for being so diverse, as to uploading this very rare, hard-to-find (for my experience) picture, for all of us to enjoy👍👏👏👏😁!!!
Tony Hughes/David Linton reminds me of a masculine version of the old Duke of Windsor. No? Then how about Joseph Cotton? Good looking fellow. Good movie.
As always, the British are really good at making movies like this. I do have to wonder, though, about the title of the book and of this movie: The House In Marsh Road. I would have said 'on' instead of 'in'. I would have liked to know why the author said it this way?
@@Watkinsstudio ....Hi....I thought that your reason might be why; British people and Americans sure have different ways of speaking English. There is a well-known statement that says something like this: Britain and America are two peoples separated by a common language. I am a native American and I was taught to use 'on' instead of 'in'. Oh well, this is what makes it interesting.
American alert: I'm not familiar with this Tony Wright. I thought he was Dirk Bogarde. Terrific little movie though. I love the ones I've never seen before. No fan of Sci-fi or things like that, this was delightfully different. The only thing I find unbelievable is the idea that a man would drop Patricia Dainton for Sandra Dorne, at least in the context of this film.
@@robertwalker5521 "Don't let's quarrel, darling." I'd be quarreling with him too, what a toad, lol. The biggest stretch is that the wife puts up with him that long.I had a friend who would have said, he must be really great in the sack.
My father in spirit is my protector from mean nasty partners & can change numbers on their phones by encrypting mine or putting the time stamp 9:41 on it or the wallpaper! The last narcissist is still saying that I haunt him but I hope he’s scared off for the rest of his life 👍
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It's amazing how much they could fit in to a movie just over an hour long. Makes you think if we really need the 2 to 3 hour rambling story lines we get today.
It's called hypnosis !!!
Today, writers try to put sub plots in so that they can attract a wider audience.
I know we dontt need the crap at all. Our children r stupid narcissyic selfish vain and yes some very violent. Fr horrible music movies video games.
If you want to keep a friend, never borrow never lend! Sam Kydd was such an adaptable actor popping up everywhere. Saw whole tribute to him once on Talking Pictures - amazing TV Channel...
I haven't watched anything that good in a very long time. What an excellent film. Thank you!
This was a Good Movie! I like to watch the older B & W Movies, especially the British ones!
Sam Kydd was probably in a couple hundred movies .
I'm too lazy to research it.
B&W CLASSIC FILMS!
Are you British ?
@@Smartychase Referring to me by chance? If so, the answer is No. I am from Elvis Presley's Birthplace & Hometown, TUPELO MISSISSIPPI; A progressive City of some 45K residents located in NE Mississippi (approximately 90 minutes travel time via I - 22..... SE of Memphis) If not referring to me (love Brits, btw), apologize for long - winded reply. Michael
@@JohnMichaelGunner Hi Micheal yes I was referring to you because you mentioned u liked the old British films so I was curious. Thank you for your reply absolutely not long winded very much appreciate the amazing detail. Well I am a brit in London nice to meet you
Really sharp but understated film. A classic ghost story and very good 'portraits' of the couple.
I never cared for sci-fi or super natural movies, but for this one, I’m gonna do an exception.
The Brits knew how to make a movie. Good writing, directing and acting.
I always liked them better than American ones. And I'm American. It's a shame they've both forgotten how.
@@marcbahn5487você quer dizer norte americano.
Americano também sou...
@@marcbahn5487 Exactly
And of course editing. Most important.
Excellent movie from start to finish. It's a MUST WATCH!
Great movie,love these old ones.
The incidental music is like a toned down version of the theme to "One step beyond", very apt and haunting.
A lovely lady with an awful husband. I love it that Patrick doesn't like him either.
Excellent film.Patricia Dainton.What a beauty.
She is like a smart Marilyn Monroe.
Marylin was smarter than the media made out ..She just had troubles ..❤@@ValeskaTruax
@@Vesper.-zh6sj I think she was smarter than most of the parts she played. She was always cast in ditzy blonde parts.
Definitely. The idea that a man would go from her to the other chick was arguably more implausible than Patrick, money or not.
Great movie! I really enjoyed it! Good old fashion mystery! I would love to see more like it!
A splendid film!
Thank you so much for posting this film.
Enjoy seeing the old styles.
Lightning?!?!?
Yes….
Worth it to the end👍
Enjoyed this film great ending .
Scary wallpaper!! I remember the childhood trauma of being surrounded by that!😮 Now I'm going to need therapy for seeing it again in all its repeating pattern glory
When the cringe-y orange-red wallpaper on the wall at the very end of the long hallway began to peel (thank goodness) my folks painted it pitch black. As a young kid, it made walking toward it down the dimly lit hall disconcerting, felt like walking into the abyss. We were pretty sure that vampires, homicidal maniacs and all kinds of creatures and monsters were hiding in the blackness drooling for the moment we might get just a little too close to the abyss because they could grab us... but it was "infinite"-ly better than the red wallpaper.
Thanks for the wallpaper post. It made me laugh 😂
I love Patrick. Wish I had a friend like him :) Loved the movie! :)
Such a good protector. I wonder why he chose to destroy the house though, it wasn’t necessary. Jean and another witness catching them in the act would have been grounds for divorce.
A decent little yarn and of course Sandra Dorne was a welcome addition
Listen to the bird song in thoses days ..beautiful..not so many now.
This is exactly why I tell people that if their house is haunted, the first thing they should do is make friends with the ghost...
How do you recommend doing that? I think I have a ghost although it’s been very quiet for a few years.
@turquoisepebbles8572 the next time you think it's there, introduce yourself to it out loud like it's a living person. Let it know that you want to share the house with it in a way that's good for both of you, and maybe invite it to communicate if it wants to. You might see something in the next week or so that might be a communication or you might not.
@@delphinidinthanks, a funny thing happened shortly after I posted that. There were some very loud thuds from upstairs, when I’m the only one home. My dogs started barking and the baby gate was open which is odd because I could have sworn I closed it.
@turquoisepebbles8572 lol sounds like your household ghost wants to make friends!
Good movie. I really enjoyed it. I was really rooting for Patrick to protect her from her awful husband.
Please say i liked it, but do not tell me the details 🤣
I honestly liked both Jean and V. They’re both sweet but sharp, like ginger snaps. They were both the victims of love bombing by a manipulative man. I love the protective ghost twist.
Enjoyed this movie. Thank you for posting.
I saw this one a long time ago
Great to see it again
Wonderful movie
Enjoyable watch for an old Brit movie. Love mystery/thrillers.
I do believe in ghosts! Patrick got the husband and his mistress. Good movie. They don't make movies like this anymore.😊
dommage que ce ne soit pas sous titré,mais pas un ici n' oserait avouer son ignorance de l'anglais.
Great movie. Thanks for the upload
Thank you for the great movie.
❤
A really good film. Thx for the upload
Truly good movie. Thank you.
Enjoyed the movie. Thank you 😊
Loved this one!!!
Very good film
What an insufferable and spoiled brat the husband is, and his wife knows it! 🤨
Great film. Thank U for sharing
Great movie! 👍 Thank goodness for UA-cam during covid19 fatigue recovery time! Love Mrs. O'Brien, the Irish maid, she's sweet and reminds me of my grandparents.
So sorry you got the Covid wishing you healing ❤️🩹
I wanted history on Patrick!
A really enjoyable film. Great ending too.
What a fantastic movie,anybody notice the Irish lady must be the inspiration ,for Mrs Doyle in Father Ted?
"The ghost is invisible, so is my husband."
@ 21:41 The professional typist typing with two fingers. 😂
Typewriters are very different than keyboards. If you typed too fast youd end up locking the keys. So two fingers is how most typists type on a typewriter. 😊
@@TehAnshiTunes I don't know how old you are but I'm betting not old enough to have typed regularly on manual or electric typewriters. My sister was a typist and won awards. Did well over 100 words a minute. You use ALL the fingers, that's how you know what key you are hitting. Typewriters in schools had no letters on the keys to force you to position the fingers correctly and use "touch typing", memorizing where each letter is. You do NOT look at your hands or the keys....you are looking at the hand written document you are typing. In later years, headsets were used so you didn't have to keep your eye on the original letter but you still had to type far faster than two fingers ever allowed. And a proper typist can type well over 100 words a minute on a typewriter without locking the keys.
@@l.5832 Okay. My experience was a bit different.
She had plenty of other qualifications 😉
@@TehAnshiTunesYOU were never, ever, ever a typist. If you were you would know ‘hunting and pecking’ (that’s what we call people like you) is not typing.
Hardly a horror but definitely a thriller good movie 👍.
Thanks for telling me that ‘cos as I hate horror films, I wouldn’t have watched it and missed a great film.
Thanks, am not a big fan of horror either. (Thumbnail says thriller, I see description says horror 😮.) Liked Stephen King's *Carrie* and Hitchcock's *Psycho.* And recent film *Get Out* - a brilliant story. Not sure if there are any others.
Channel 4 (British TV channel) shows a lot of horror, for some reason!
Thanks again.
*Comment from Ireland on a rainy July evening.* Early evening 15/7024
Wow! David is first class .. that is .... First Class A%%
Im wondering why she was so quick to take him back and trust him, after being a cheat!!!
Hmmmm.
Thank goodness for "Patrick"😂
She loved him and wanted to believe that he loved her. He then began love- bombing her. He was so attentive affectionate and told her exactly what she wanted to hear. It’s a very common abuse tactic. Yes, thank goodness for “Patrick”, looking out for a jilted woman.
Great film, thank you….
A fitting end!
Wonderful! Thank you
Another B movie
Patrick took care of business 👻🥀
What a great old Mowie, in black and white, .. Love , betrayal and ..Death.
Smoking lighting up a cigarette that's something we never see anymore but everyone smoked. I'm just looking to see if they have a bar in the living room😂😂😂
en effet .
WOW !!! Great movie with a great ending
Didn't think I'd like it. Gave it a chance. I liked it very much.
This was GREAT! Thank you❤
Also known as Nettlefold Studios, in the middle of Walton on a
Thames. Odd place to put film studios.
Great film i enjoyed it
Whatever has been shown in this movie is very much inside of the world we live👍
In the write-up, you iterated that Jean has, left a house. But what you probably meant, Jean 'WAS', left a house. Wording, IS, everything.
Believe it or not, I have been trying to remember/find, the title of this movie, for the past 32 years🙄!!!! I've researched and researched, and STILL couldn't come close, to finding this!!! I remember this as a kid, back in the late '60's, early '70's. The ghost setting the house on fire, with the chair at the end, scared me shitless. Thank you, for being so diverse, as to uploading this very rare, hard-to-find (for my experience) picture, for all of us to enjoy👍👏👏👏😁!!!
That man is like if you kept an incontinent troll for a pet. 🤯 Good movie, tho’. British accent cures an abundance of ills.
Very enjoyable flick! TY
They usually want the rent upfront, in advance. Asking
for the rent after a week is just looking for trouble...
If you watch old American movies you will see many plots with people behind in their rent.
I read that in Toronto, some places are asking for 12 months rent in advance (up front). Housing in Canada has gotten crazy.
@@l.5832😢
@@l.5832 You wouldn't believe Florida.
This movie is very reminiscent of the stories on Alfred Hitchcock Presents from the early days of TV .
House must have been struck by lightening?
Great thriller
Guy looking at a woman in the presence of his wife =no good
Very good movie
Pretty good movie 🎥 nice to watch 😊
Well there's Casper the friendly ghost and so Patrick, the friendly poltergeist (depending on whom he befriends).
❤ Sandra Dorne the Clothes and Eye Makeup
Good Day. Most Enjoyable. Thank You Very Much.
Pretty terrific movie!!❤️😘❤️😘
I wish theyd bring back phone booths. Theyre so convenient.
And private!!!
Tony Hughes/David Linton reminds me of a masculine version of the old Duke of Windsor. No? Then how about Joseph Cotton? Good looking fellow. Good movie.
Good movie! Really liked it. The music is a bit like the music in "One Step Beyond".
Pretty entertaining.
Yes really good and the ghost keot the Mrs. alive and took out the husband and mistress.
Lol, that Patrick is a stinker! 😂😂
It’s funny calling it a ‘Horror’ by today’s standards. The daily news is more horrific! Excellent 👍🏻
GOODY A BRITISH PICTURE😊
I only saw this because of Anita Sharp-Bolster, who was memorable as Bathia Mapes in Dark Shadows.
... and she was the Bearded Lady, a very short but also very memorable appearance in Alfred Hitchcock's Saboteur (1942). Recognized her at once.
Osm…please let me know some similar movie names…. I just love these types …
@shayonigupta8294 Have you seen The Ghost and Mrs Muir? The old and wht version, not the remake or series? A fav of mine since childhood.
Enjoyed watching movie
Wow, this British horror classic was brilliant !!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏽
exciting
Patrick to the rescue hahaha 🤣
Patrick has SPOKEN.
The musical score sounds and starts like the score from One step beyond😊
As always, the British are really good at making movies like this. I do have to wonder, though, about the title of the book and of this movie: The House In Marsh Road. I would have said 'on' instead of 'in'. I would have liked to know why the author said it this way?
I wondered about that also .. in seems wrong ..
It's standard British English to say The House In Marsh Road. Americans say "on Marsh Road".
@@Watkinsstudio But it makes no sense to say a house is ‘ in ‘ a road instead of on a road ??? Just doesn’t read right ? I’m not American btw .,
@lydialily846 It sounds right in the UK, which is what I heard and read during my visits there.
@@Watkinsstudio ....Hi....I thought that your reason might be why; British people and Americans sure have different ways of speaking English. There is a well-known statement that says something like this: Britain and America are two peoples separated by a common language.
I am a native American and I was taught to use 'on' instead of 'in'. Oh well, this is what makes it interesting.
American alert: I'm not familiar with this Tony Wright. I thought he was Dirk Bogarde. Terrific little movie though. I love the ones I've never seen before. No fan of Sci-fi or things like that, this was delightfully different. The only thing I find unbelievable is the idea that a man would drop Patricia Dainton for Sandra Dorne, at least in the context of this film.
How fun!
What?
The solicitor is appallingly patronising.
That husband is completely insufferable, lol.
Two words : (Insufferable and
narcissistic) I swear I never saw
before "eating" a healthy diet of
noir films
Haha and what about 'quarrel '? - no-one says that anymore but they do quite a lot in the old films.
@@robertwalker5521 "Don't let's quarrel, darling." I'd be quarreling with him too, what a toad, lol. The biggest stretch is that the wife puts up with him that long.I had a friend who would have said, he must be really great in the sack.
Happy ending .
Oh not the house! No. It was so beautiful….
It must be nice to have such a caring husband.
Gaslighting has been around since the beginning of time! He’s quiet good at it!
❤❤🎉🎉good movie .
My father in spirit is my protector from mean nasty partners & can change numbers on their phones by encrypting mine or putting the time stamp 9:41 on it or the wallpaper! The last narcissist is still saying that I haunt him but I hope he’s scared off for the rest of his life 👍
Yeah for the 1%! (Movies where the ghost is real!)
He was an angry 😡 explosive husband
What a terrible husband.