Thanks for the recommendation. This is not a movie I would have picked just watching a trailer- thoroughly enjoyed this one. And as expected, Zachary Scott played the dog we are used to him playing! He was very entertaining to watch in this. Thanks again!
Zachary Scott always reminded me of my brother-in-law. Handsome✔. Mustache✔. Seducer✔. Swindler✔. The only difference was...my brother-in-law was not an actor. He was the real deal. Zachary's wife divorces him for another man; he nearly drowns; he has a concussion. A state depression is not surprising.
Thought Scott was oily-but-sexy as the smooth playboy in "Mildred Pierce," then later I saw him in "The Southerner" and had to reevaluate Scott's considerable talent. What a great 1945 for him, which should have, as Steve mentions, led to a much bigger movie career!
Hey you guys, you forgot to mention one of his most excellent characterizations. "The Young One" is Luis Buñuel's, 1960 vintage, forgotten masterpiece -- in which Zachary Scott was given another chance to stretch his acting skills as 'Miller' a salacious bigot. It's well worth a watch.....
Um episódio maravilhoso: Zachary Scott, mais um grande guerreiro da 7ª Arte. Um ator que sempre me chamou atenção nos filmes que tive a chance de ver. Uma lástima Hollywood não haver aproveitado melhor um ator tão carismático. Enfim...🙏RIP🙏
@@FromBeneathTheHollywoodSign ~ That's because he worked for the 'assembly line' Warner Bros. Studios that mostly did stories with stereotypical, superficial, rather than 3 dimensional characters. Because of the ironic glint in his eye, his smarmy smile and disquieting sneer he excelled in villainous roles, both in film-noir and westerns. He knew how to die with aplomb, too, so they simply type cast him as scoundrels and bandits, who were most often killed in a sensational way.
The amount of detail and emotion you all pack into these focused deep dives is incredible. I love this podcast and am so excited whenever I get notified of a new episode. My watch list and reading list quake in fear of the incoming onslaught of additions to them 😂
Excellent in both "Milderd Pearce" and "Bandido".
Nice story. This is an actor who I always overlooked.
The Secret of Convict Lake (1951) - Glenn Ford, Gene Tierney & Zachary Scott ua-cam.com/video/dJtSe9SxeGc/v-deo.html
Thanks for the recommendation. This is not a movie I would have picked just watching a trailer- thoroughly enjoyed this one. And as expected, Zachary Scott played the dog we are used to him playing! He was very entertaining to watch in this. Thanks again!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it. I think it's a terribly underrated gem. :-)
I'm a true classic films❤❤❤
Loved the episode. Honorable mention to that announcer guy.
Yes, he's awesome!
The Secret of Convict Lake (1951) - Glenn Ford, Gene Tierney & Zachary Scott ua-cam.com/video/dJtSe9SxeGc/v-deo.html
@@slc2466 The Secret of Convict Lake (1951) - Glenn Ford, Gene Tierney & Zachary Scott ua-cam.com/video/dJtSe9SxeGc/v-deo.html
I am very excited about these podcasts
Zachary Scott always reminded me of my brother-in-law. Handsome✔. Mustache✔. Seducer✔. Swindler✔. The only difference was...my brother-in-law was not an actor. He was the real deal.
Zachary's wife divorces him for another man; he nearly drowns; he has a concussion. A state depression is not surprising.
Thanks, these are all great and appreciate the attention to detail. Perfect for any movie buff that wants more behind the scenes info.
Thought Scott was oily-but-sexy as the smooth playboy in "Mildred Pierce," then later I saw him in "The Southerner" and had to reevaluate Scott's considerable talent. What a great 1945 for him, which should have, as Steve mentions, led to a much bigger movie career!
The Secret of Convict Lake (1951) - Glenn Ford, Gene Tierney & Zachary Scott ua-cam.com/video/dJtSe9SxeGc/v-deo.html
Looks like my partner. #Handsome
Hey you guys, you forgot to mention one of his most excellent characterizations. "The Young One" is Luis Buñuel's, 1960 vintage, forgotten masterpiece -- in which Zachary Scott was given another chance to stretch his acting skills as 'Miller' a salacious bigot. It's well worth a watch.....
Um episódio maravilhoso: Zachary Scott, mais um grande guerreiro da 7ª Arte. Um ator que sempre me chamou atenção nos filmes que tive a chance de ver. Uma lástima Hollywood não haver aproveitado melhor um ator tão carismático. Enfim...🙏RIP🙏
I totally agree. Hollywood didn't quite use him as well as they could have.
@@FromBeneathTheHollywoodSign ~ That's because he worked for the 'assembly line' Warner Bros. Studios that mostly did stories with stereotypical, superficial, rather than 3 dimensional characters. Because of the ironic glint in his eye, his smarmy smile and disquieting sneer he excelled in villainous roles, both in film-noir and westerns. He knew how to die with aplomb, too, so they simply type cast him as scoundrels and bandits, who were most often killed in a sensational way.
The amount of detail and emotion you all pack into these focused deep dives is incredible. I love this podcast and am so excited whenever I get notified of a new episode. My watch list and reading list quake in fear of the incoming onslaught of additions to them 😂
Such a great Podcast! And I love Zachary Scott. Thanks Steve and Nan for the insightful conversation!
Thank you so much for your nice message. We are so glad you are listening! 🙂
The Secret of Convict Lake (1951) - Glenn Ford, Gene Tierney & Zachary Scott ua-cam.com/video/dJtSe9SxeGc/v-deo.html
@@RobbGF Thanks for sharing the link. It's such a great movie! 🙂
Did you guys miss Guilty Bystander?