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Behind Stone Walls (1932) PRE-CODE HOLLYWOOD
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- Опубліковано 26 лис 2013
- Stars: Edward J. Nugent, Priscilla Dean, Ann Christy
Director: Frank R. Strayer
An adulterous wife kills her lover. Her loyal stepson, confesses to the crime and is carted off to prison, but eventually the real murderer's conscious gets the better of her.
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Some girls and some boys have no souls.
That is the truth. Love this movie.
Thank you for uploading.
Short and sweet. Worth watching. Thank you for the upload!🙏
I ENJOYED WATCHING THIS OLD MOVIE THANK YOU FEB. 21 2019
That was a great story from beginning to end the actors were excellent ❤❤❤❤❤
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I enjoyed the flick even with all the absurdities in it. Priscilla Dean is superb...and to think she was big in the silent era and this was her last-but-one film. The chap who plays Bob is pretty good too...the relationship he had with his D.A. father is warm & sincere...
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_You must remember, my boy, you're a Clay, and clay sticks together._
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A VERY good movie.
"...gets the better of HER?" That certainly narrows it down... and I'm STILL not sure who done it!!
I enjoyed watching this movie that I would consider it a crime movie instead of it being a thriller and the end of it was obvious who was the real killer.
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No thanks for spoiling the ending.
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While I didn't particularly like this film I gave it athumb's up just to see George Chesebro veteran rough & tumble villain of at least 150 westerns as prim & proper valet.
She "loved him". Who needs that kind of love? Better to be single
Enjoyed that. Priscilla Dean was right for the part of a cheating cold hearted, mistress, wife, and mother. Cruella de Ville would have been a fitting name for her character.
A Very"cute" ending to a involved,"enduring" film! Well-Acted& the actress,Pricilla Dean,is an actress,I've not heard of till this movie.Ms.Dean seemed somewhat"out of place" in this role- too overly something? Good Movie,overall! Thank You,PizzaFlix4 Sharing it!
she was a silent player who never really "hit" it in talkies
Nice ending. To think, all these people are long dead at this time.(ls)
all these beautiful vivacious women now living in another universe. energy cannot die says einstein.
I love OLD MOVIE! THAT WHEN THEY HAD CLASS AND LESS TRASH!
I wonder if Eddie Nugent was related to Ted.🎸The title was misleading. It made it sound like a lot more footage would be inside the prison. Oh well.
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“Esther Clay, wife of District Attorney John Clay and mother of attorney Bob Clay, is having an affair with Jack Keene. Scorned by him Esther kills Jack. Bob comes to her defense and confesses to the shooting. The father prosecutes the son who receives a life imprisonment sentence. Jack Keene's butler Druggett knows the truth and blackmails Esther. Bob's girlfriend Peg Harper summons John Clay to the scene...”
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The servant chappie doing the blackmailing gave a more wooden performance than Charlie Mc Carthy, and he was wood!
A good story and film generally but some of the acting was rather wooden.
Why no beginning credits or is it my end?
Copyrights, more likely!
is rehearsing a scene a recent invention?
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The way the mother said "goodbye" after he was sentences to life imprisonment..
Priceless how she portrayed the coldness in her heart!
SENTENCED.
I think the word "melodrama" was invented specifically for this film. Much of it is absurd, some of the acting is wooden (to put it mildly), and no one seems all that much bothered immediately by any of the occurrences.
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