The Women (1939) Official Trailer - Joan Crawford, Norma Shearer Movie HD
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The Women (1939) Official Trailer - Joan Crawford, Norma Shearer Movie HD
A study of the lives and romantic entanglements of various interconnected women.
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I had never seen this film until a few short years before they did the remake. Which in my opinion doesn't hold a candle to this one. This is one of my all time favorite films. I can watch it over and over again and always notice something I hadn't noticed before. This is a Classic and I think a must see for women of all ages.
Deb Allen The remake was AWFUL! I adore the original it was so smart.
A must see for gay men of all ages, too.
And men.
What about me , I'm a ladies man 💪🏿 can I watch it 😀
I just located my late mother's 1939 high school yearbook which listed this marvelous and witty movie (one of my favorites) where she mentioned this as HER favorite movie that year!!!!
Never, ever get tired of watching this. I love watching this with someone who's never seen it before, they all love it.
Same here. Love this film!
Just watched this with my dad. Great movie. In the early 1930’s, my grandparents moved to Hollywood. Jane Murfin (one of the screenwriters and a family friend) let them live in a house she owned behind the Hollywood Bowl.
one of my many favorite lines from Crystal: "Whenever Steven doesn't like what I'm working...I take it off!" I love this movie and can't count how many times I have watched it. It never gets old. Just one of many great movies released in 1939.
They were soo beautiful !! Even the older ones are stunning!!!
The cast is simply phenomenal. And the real-life feud between Crawford and Shearer just adds to the storyline of the movie.
Oh my I had not heard of this! What was feud about?!
@@XLeo1976 that nepotism constantly got Norma more roles and publicity than the hard-working Joan (at least in Joan’s eyes, I don’t know too much about Norma so I don’t have her side of the story)
Wasn't is Crawford and Bette Davis?
@@elichaitman3294
Before Bette Davis, Joan Crawford had a "feud" with Norma Shearer.
@@2getha5eva Got it
This movie made me like old movies, nothing less and ever since then I have come to appreciate the beauty, class and elegance long past of those wonderful classics of yesteryear and this is the epitome to me. The 2008 version doesn't hold a candle to this one, nothing could.
George Cukor wanted Rosalind Russeell to play Sylvia but Rosalind said 'I can't do comedy' and Cukor knew she could. He did take after take telling her "Give it more, wilder, crazier". Roz finally acted like a bug-eyed, gum chewing wildly over acting maniac just to get him to leave her alone. Cukor said "THAT'S SYLVIA!!!! And that is how she played it!
My favorite lines. Miriam to Sylvia: I made Howard pay for what he wants. You made him pay for what he doesn't want.
If I'm wearing something Stephen doesn't like, I take it off. Lol.
'And as you say, you have so many men!'
Joan the best in this movie..love her
Still one of my all time favorite movies
Somehow a film with an all-female cast still doesn't pass the Bechdel test
It’s all about men!
Indeed, that's definitely a good film then.
I was JUST thinking the same thing XD
Hahaha. Good grief. So true.
What films DO pass the Bechdel test? The roles seem to change every five years.
Joan Crawford had to fight for the role of Chrystal, Louie B Mayer didn’t think the role was big enough for her but Joan was no fool and she knew this character was the showiest role and had some great lines. This film easily outclasses the two insipid remakes and its great fun
Wow Rosemary, you know a lot about this movie! Norma Shearer saw the play on Broadway, and pitched it MGM as a vehicle for herself as Mary. She and Joan Crawford were rivals, and didn't like each other. Despite this, Shearer lobbied for Crawford to be cast as Crystal because she knew she was good casting for that role.
What's noticeable - and interesting - is that trailers like this one used alternate takes or outtakes instead of duplicates of the footage that ended up in the final film. So even if the dialogue is exactly the same, how the performers are delivering it is different. You can compare some of these scenes because some of the final ones can also be found on UA-cam.
I'm glad someone besides me noticed this. It's interesting to hear these alternate takes, but in each case the one that wound up in the film is superior. I can just imagine Cukor painstakingly polishing each actress' reading until it was perfect, the way he did with Lady Rothschild in the embassy ball scene of My Fair Lady.
This is a fantastic film. I will watch for another 30 years.
This movie is a definite must see classic!! I saw the remake first before I watched this one on Turner Classics. Hands down this is the best one!!
Just watched the movie last night and it's an absolute treat. Highly recommended.
stateofdreams1
I agree 100%. Why are contemporary movies so bad?
Payhole Everdouche,
that's because contemporary films rely so much on modern technology and action sequences that they miss the bullseye with the characters, the acting and the story itself. When a film relies so much on CGI and all the special effects, it lacks the most important things about a story: the plot and the characters. Back then they had to work with what they had for special effects but the acting had to be first-rate. Now I'm not saying that all older films were good but you sure got to say the acting was a lot better than what you see today.
@@brian7164
And grotesque nudity...seen the remake of Mildred Pierce? Yikes.
That movie just sparkles!
Love Joan Crawford
I’m about to watch this movie for the first time
You're in for a TREAT!!!!
Fabulous Movie!!!!!
Love the fashion and homes.
I’m an old fart living in a senior living center with about 350 women and 12 guys ! Help! Movie was hilarious.
Hilarious!!!
I was never a big fan of Norma Shearer. I should say, however, that Joan Crawford and Rosalind Russell are superb in this picture. They definitely make gems like this anymore.
I agree I never knew that big deal about Norma shearer
Norma was married to the Studio executive - she got the top roles & THAT'S what Joan didn't like.
@@Muswell pretty much nobody liked Norma when she was at the height of her popularity. Joan Crawford, Marion Davies, you name it
@@heywoodjablome7535 Envy
@@jasonhurd4379
Joan Crawford had a point- but Marion Davies was also married to a big-shot and basically had roles handed to her on a silver platter. So she (Marion) was pretty hypocritical in her judgment of Norma.
Claire Boothe Luce's masterpiece. So many brilliant 'catty' lines delivered so well. Would love to see a movie or stage production with today's top actresses. This is the finest film production.
Love this film 😘
Was amazed when I first came across it on AMC, many years ago.
“Jungle Red!”
I have watched this movie 5 times!!!! Love it.
This is a great movie.
One of my favorite movies 👍👏
That hat Rosalind had on could have picked up Cspan, ESPN, and the Sci-fi channel back in 1939....
One of my top 10.
I absolutely LOVE this film. It's a great weekend piece to watch with your clay mask on and some good ice cream!!!
Rosalind Russell: Style icon throughout her entire career, God love’r.
She stole every scene she was in. She's probably my favorite comedic actress. She knew more waya to be funny than anyone else. There will never be another like her.
This is by far my favorite movie of all time! Love it! I quote it all the time!
Love This Movie Awesome Cast
They don't make them like that anymore as they say!!
Ha! " It's about time he knew I was a home girl. I see that home girl goes way back.
Islamae Brown That's what I've been saying. We're not as young as we think we are.
That's not what she meant lol
@@lavinder11it still sounds odd to modern ears, though
I just realized they referenced the Quintuplets in the movie! Dionne I’m sure since they would be 5 years old here!
Love this film! I saw it on a flight once it fell in love
I'm doing this play for school! I like it a lot even tho it's a little problematic in my opinion. I'm excited tho👌🏻😄
Oh I very much want to see this!!!❤
I NEED THE SOUNDTRACK TO THIS FILM NOW ASAP.
Ozzie Solo The DVD has a selection of musical cues as a bonus feature.
They don’t make movies like this anymore 🙁
Lol Joan owned this movie
the temptation to add inception horns to this trailer's wipe edits is unnervingly strong
Who did the music (score) I really love it and would love to hear just instrumentals of the soundtrack to this great comedy film.
Edward Ward and David Snell composed the musical score.
"If I am wearing something Steven doesn't like; Steven can take it off of me."
anyone knows where i can watch this?
This movie came out the same day as World war 2!
1:58 Didn't they have hair conditioner in those days? The maid really needs it...BADLY!
666 performances? WHOA!...DEVILISH!
Came here after the Moschino Fall Winter 2021
Exquisita comedia Rojo Selva , donde hasta las perversas son encantadoras y las nobles son adorables ! . Un placer mirar a Shearer , a Crawford , a Russell ; y qué decir de Marjorie Main , Joan Fontaine o Paulette Goddard !
ooh!😁
They should have made a parallel/crossover film called "The Men" with an all male cast showing they're side of this story.
Travis Snyder It would’ve lasted 10 minutes.
An all-male remake of The Woman, to have been titled Gentleman's Club, was pitched by M-G-M in the 1960s. It was to have been told from the point of view of Stephen Haines, and Mary was supposed to have been the one having the affair. I think someone like Peter Sellers was supposed to have been cast-- the project was eventually shelved. I read this in a book I found online, so don't know if it's 100% true...lol
It would have been great; but would they have been just as honest about men in that film?
I have a feeling this one might not pass that bechdel test.
I still don't understand how Crystal linked up with Buck Winston.
02chevyguy Buck was Crystal’s last fling she had on the side while seeing Steven.
It’s about time he found I was a home girl 😂”
The Real Housewives of 1939!
Norma Shearer was a huge star and made the studio remake all of Joan Crawford gowns because they made her look too good. You will note in this movie that Crawfords gowns are just awful and I'm not kidding. It cost the studio a lot of money because they had to remake them more than once.
Sorry, that sounds like something Joan made up.
Fabulous film. The trailer tries a little too hard to tell the entire story.
Joan Fontain
Haha is Fontaine no _Fountain_
@@belenheredia2024 Thanks
@@noshulal you're welcome
They basically show you the film in tbe trailer......
I could never tell Rosalind Russell and Norma Shearer apart
Lol really? They look nothing alike to me.
Rosalind was exciting, kooky and wild-eyed. Norma was conventional and boring.
Norma Shearer was anything but boring! She gave some great performances in the many films she made during the early and mid 1930s.@@miriamhavard7621
Anna Kendrick on hot ones brought me here
So many films should not be redone; however, the actresses chosen for this remake were actually, I can't remember even one. But I always used to say b4 they ruined it, that Ms Fowler literally was Susan fckin Sarandon!
Can’t wait till this comes out in theaters
THIS film is so more superior to the 2008 remake. The cast is phenominal and the impact is so much more fun and interesting. The newer update is such a snooze !
hard to believe they were all dead.
Were? When they made the movie?
Allyson Lawrence the movie was released in 1939. all the lead actresses were all dead.
Yoma Nugraha They most certainly weren’t dead in 1939.
Allyson Lawrence They weren’t dead. Joan Crawford goes on to win 2 Oscars, for example, and Norma Shearer didn’t die until 1983.
First all zombie cast?
I wish God that they lived his life and fulfilled their dreams
This is a brilliant film and worthy of a double bill showing with All About Eve....women at their ugliest...yes girls...they do exist sister....! Peace&love❤
Not a single man in the movie. The remake has men in it and it's not as good a movie
show me the men in the remake
I DON'T WANT FEMALE ENEMIES BUT I'D PREFER NOT TO HAVE THEM AS "FRIENDS".
The copyright has long expired on this movie, why then is it not published? Unless of course, whilst the Technocrats rewrite history, another updated poliyically correct version has been created for you. This is sinister.
For God’s sake can’t you just enjoy ANYTHING without launching your conservative vomit.
It’s 81 years old and A MOVIE.
Relax , if you can. 🤮
Copyrights from 1939 were eligible to be renewed once, after 28 years. And they've been extended repeatedly since that time, so in fact this film is NOT out of copyright. It won't be till it's 95 years old, so get over it.
@@hebneh That is interesting to hear because a movie can be copyright but not a human. If you are up to the mark on the current mRna vaccine, then you will fully understand.
It's a bit sad seeing that this trailer brags about the cast with 130 women, and it doesn't even pass the Bechdel Test (= there are at least two women, which have a conversation without men, taking about something that doesn't involve men). I want to watch all those stars together, so hope the film will pass the test. Otherwise, the second part of the title is really true ("-and it's all about men!").
666
666 performances, ey? :-/
MGTOW educational film
Then I'm gonna surely watch it.
Obviously you've never seen the movie
thank god I wasn't born in those boring times
I wonder what it would be like to send 10 people (5 men, 5 women) from now back to that time era and vice versa and what their impressions would be. But this is a given...the 1939 group would be horrified by the way the teen-agers and younger people act and dress.
1939 would be paradise - apart from the war!
Those times were anything but boring.
@@02chevyguy I was born in the 60s and even I am horrified at the way (some) teenagers act and dress.
Joe O'Donnell and apart from no antibiotics
This would make a great drag show 🎉🎉 !