The Trespasser (1929) GLORIA SWANSON
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- Опубліковано 20 гру 2018
- Stars: Gloria Swanson, Robert Ames, Purnell Pratt
Writer/Director: Edmund Goulding
This Pre-code Tearjerker stars silent screen icon Gloria Swanson in her first "talking" picture. Swanson’s dramatic performance earned her a 2nd “Best Actress” Oscar Nomination, and was remembered by Billy Wilder when casting the role of Norma Desmond for the classic Sunset Boulevard. - Фільми й анімація
Gloria Swanson!! I’ve only ever seen her in Sunset Boulevard. Her role was really the motor of this film. She really transcended the limitations of the medium. I really couldn’t take my eyes off her. She had an otherworldly quality that took each scene well beyond the limits of the writing and direction. She put the drama into dramatic. Wonderful work.
She was big in the silent era.
well said...
I watched a few of her silents last year.
Swanson On Swanson
A wonderful true life story by the legendary Gloria Swanson is a story of her full and illustrious life that is a page turner extrordinair.
Pick up the hardbound copy in your library and leave the Amazon last-mile delivery driver to make haste with baby formula and children's toys.
I do agree. :)
There never ever will be another Gloria Josephine May Swanson again. You can best believe that.
Never seen any actors or actresses so natural with a baby. What a delight to watch!
thats true!
Wow ! Now that's what I call a real classic movie !😃you won't find them like this anymore📻🔔🎙
I love vintage movies. I love the style and the clothes. Gloria Swanson was amazing too!
Yes. I can now see why Miss Swanson received her accolades. One of the finest performances that I've ever witnessed.
The baby, Wally Albright, went on (among other things) to appear with Our Gang in several shorts. This was one of the two successful sound films made by Ms. Swanson. Thanks for posting this.
I have seen several of her films. I enjoyed them all.
Gloria was the perfect beauty. The face, figure, hair, voice, spirit AND incredible intelligence. The jewels. Very rare. Priceless.
What hallucinogenic drugs are you on?
I loved her so much. Despite some people assumptions she made a smooth transition to talkies. Gloria was so beautiful and talented. I absolutely agree with you.
@BLAIR M Schirmer There is a name for it - age! I wonder how Marlene Monroe would look at around 60? Her last pictures at age 36 clearly showed lots of wrinkles around the eyes and general "heavy" feeling in the eyes and everything else associated with age! No one immune! Did you see pictures of old Elizabeth Taylor? You can also say "such a pity"! She was a great beauty! Or still with us Sofia Loren? She was smoking hot when she was young! Remember that number "Mambo Italiano" in "Scandal in Sorrento"?
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I prepared for the worst leading up to the end. Imagine my supreme gladness to see that they were re-united again, this time for keeps. All the screenwriters of today couldn’t, wouldn’t dare to conceive such brilliance.
Now there's a movie! Why can't they make them half this good today?!
Because we trained our kids to react to flashy gimmicks and synthesized sounds. Put on "Barney". That way I don't have to watch or interact with them.
what a roller-coaster of a movie, another classic from an era of classics
What a great actress Gloria Swanson was....just awesome.
yes, but i only know her from Sunset Blvd. this is the second film I've ever seen her in
A great very early sound film about forbidden love and two women who try to out-martyr one another. Good cast including William Holden in his second film role.
Until stumbling upon this cinematic gem I had no idea Gloria Swanson possessed such a glorious voice...hmmm and haha...just when ya think ya know a Star, right?! Thank you for this stunning upload!
What a beautiful woman Gloria is... she even aged beautifully
I'm sure all the men-----including old Joe Kennedy Sr.-----whom she slept with would agree.
I remember having met her in the main hotel in Ely, NV years ago. Small world!
@@leelarson107 He was just 11 years older than she was, and produced this, putting his name above hers. She certainly trespassed in his marriage.
Beautiful young Gloria Swanson in one of first talkies. Love it
This was Gloria Swanson's (1899 - 1983) first talkie film (a silent version was also produced for theatres which didn't yet have sound facilities installed) and she got her second Oscar nomination, the first being in 1928 and her third in 1951 for her famous role in Sunset Boulevard for which she did win the Golden Globe, She was hugely popular in the 1920s but her popularity waned in the 1930s and later and she turned to TV.
"I'm ready for my close up, Mr. DeMille" [or something to that effect].
This was her only talkie that was a hit. All her subsequent ones were flops until 1950's Sunset Boulevard.
@@SuperMikecarp I'm not sure I knew that but thanks.
Watch.....Indiscreet.
@@aspenrebel Best closing line ever.
Wow. What a great and powerful film. I love pre code movies.
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I love OLD movie the best thank you.
Me too 😀
The cameraman for this was Greg Toland who became famous for his work on Citizen Kane.
This was one of the most wonderful& heartwrentching & heartwarmin movies EVER..cant BELIEVE not heard of til now....and very close to home as i too am a sacrificing Mother who loves my boy so much...in real life....so glad for good ending both woman so fine, un selfish noble...ty so much f posting. ...💘 Gloria Swanson....Karen fr Texas.....
I adore her! comic timing and dramatic emoting.
Beautiful talented Gloria Swanson. I am watching movies she is in because of her.
Loved the movie but I was livid when she gave little Jackie to his Father. Glad they were reunited at the end. I feel better now! :) Thank you very much for sharing!
Livid...hearbreaking better word..G- is so awesome ..keep the Faith. It will turn out all right...that was a true Mothers unselfish act...she was thinking of her boy what was best for him....i kno this because im living this in real life.....😟💜💜💔💜💜🙏🙏
Spoiler alert.
Why ya gotta ruin it
I can't understand how could all of Gloria's movies be flops ? Can you ? This movie and Sunset Boulevard were top grossing good movies. Gloria was nominated for an Oscar for both of these movies Robert Ames was married 4 times had 2 children. Was found died in a hotel room. He was trying to stop drinking. Was taking some medication to help him stop drinking. They believe that was the cause of his death. Such a good actor he was. So sad
Gloria Swanson's early films were successful. But there were many years between those and Sunset Boulevard.
Gloria was so beautiful and gorgeous
She was a lovely woman and that voice.. I assume that's her singing..
Never saw her movies before.
What a real treat.
Thanks, Pizza Flix..😊
Merry Christmas! May the Sauce be with you.
Miriam Jewett Yes, it’s Gloria singing! She never wanted to be anything but an opera singer!🙋♀️💕👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I never knew that.
This movie is emotionally exhausting...Up, down when you think it can't get worse it does. Wonderful script and acting. I met Miss Swanson in 1980. That voice, she looked just the same. Amazing, I still have the autograph she gave me. Wonderful movie...it's intense.
I've heard of Gloria Swanson but I think this is the first time I've seen her.
Great film.
She was stunning when her hair was down! What a talented, smart beauty. TYVM, for this gem!
I am just reading her autobiography and am up to 1929, this film and Joseph Kennedy. Gloria has a beautiful voice! ❤
This is my second viewing of this movie - I watched it last evening as well. Wow! I love it. Gloria is wonderful, and she has a beautiful singing voice. Thanks for posting.
I am glad there was a happy ending😃 Great movie!!
What a wonderful movie! ❤️
Really good movie, thanks PizzaFlix. Gloria Swanson may not have been the most beautiful woman but she sure could act.
She was usually considered very attractive.
I think she's stunning. 🤷
Thank you PizzaFlix for sharing such amazing films with us. You and your team are much appreciated! All blessings to you and your many viewers.
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Good movie, Swanson is very good and very endearing. Good to see characters in this movie with integrity and moral principals that are just not around today.
wonderful movie! thanks! Gloria Swanson is sooooooooooooo smooth and perfect! her first talkie, no less ...
What a great movie. Gloria Swanson is amazing, I'm so glad I watched this. I wish I had someone who I could share this with, I enjoyed it enough to share.
Well that sure made me cry!
About 1975, my ex took my child from VA to CA. My custody meant nothing. My exmil called 6 months later. Dad had been sent to sea by the navy. That was a long 6 months. It wrenched my guts out. Ms Swanson nailed it.
Just 2 years after The Jazz Singer 1927 with full sound and actual music and singing. Wow how the industry advanced.
The stunningly BRILLIANT Gloria Swanson!!! Rest In Peace, my Dear 🙏
They actually acted more naturally before The Hays Act. This was a wonderful film. These are the morals my Parents had and I bestow, and yet our Age of Narcissism does not. Where have real adults gone? Lol
I left this message on 16/12/‘19
David, there's SO MUCH wrong with People today, one wouldn't know where to begin.
We've abandoned Morality, Scruples, Respect, Family Values and Religion...
Yes Religion! Not so much for who believes in what God, or believes at all. The Bible, Torah, even Koran - were Stories of Faith - but also about Reason, and how to ACT in Society! How to treat others, how to respect Elders and People who have earned Respect. How to Learn and how to Teach.
Even besides that, an entire Generation of Latch Key kids in the late 60's through the 80's, were the worst parents in the History of Civilization!
*Myself Included*
We had Laws changed to make our lives easier. We took power and authority out of Schools. And we stopped putting limits on our own children. Now they're raising kids.
*There ARE exceptions, just too few to make a difference.*
Who knows what the future holds..... I'm just glad I won't live long enough to see it.
There are a few of us , raised up morally correct ...dont give up we'er still out there ....take care...i am doin w/out & letting my boy be w his true Father. Because the Dad needs him so.....💔💔💔💜💜😳💜💜💜💜💜💜🙏🙏🙏
I agree totally with you David!
@@CarminesRCTipsandTricks it's not about Religion...it's about a relationship with the Only One who died and rose again to give us eternal Life with Him...if we truly Repent and believe what He did, so we can be with Him and others that have gone before me (us). 1 Corinthians 1:17-19
Watching these old movies...i always wonder how many are Home with The LORD GOD of all Creation.
She was *SO* Beautiful!!!... woww
Gloria Swanson, what else can be said?
There are so many fine comments here and I will just add my modest two-cents with, "She is fabulous in this movie and how delightful on this Saturday afternoon to view this in my home on UA-cam, thanks for bringing it to us PizzaFlix."
I recall reading Gloria Swanson's autobiography several years ago. I decided I really, really liked her, as a person, & thinking if we had known each other I know we would hv bn great friends!! Look for a copy of her book!!
I see Norma Desmond.
Wow11 So much better than I expected!! Kept me enthralled!
joe kenndy is the father of 35th president, lover of gloria
And don't forget a married man. And father.
Like father like son 🤷🏼♀️
Brilliant performance!!
I love Gloria Swanson. She was a great actress
Gloria Swanson wrote a memoir/autobiography. She had such courage!
Thank you for the wonderful classics you upload. TCM has always been my favorite channel to watch.😄
Excellent movie
That’s it I absolutely refuse to watch any more of Gloria Swanson’s movies because she just made me cry my eyes out over her giving her child away. She just totally gets to me. She was so beautiful and so talented. I guess child support was out of the question back then. I must have been crying so hard that I missed the part where his little crippled wife died. Now I need a new box of Kleenex.
Im living this in real life..ive cried All nite...my boy is 17..living w His 70 yr old Dad ..here in town yes , healthy yes, happy yes , hadnt been to my home in 8 yrs its beeb mos since ive seen Himbut i kno he s happy.& His Dad needs him i need him too but i dont fight anymore no child support but a few crum"s of help now & then ..i love Him so much never would have his Father fro Him...i even have legal cust papers all brown & curled up several hundred !$worth...i have no energy just Faith it will be alright...important thing when i call my boy says Love u Mom" at the end ...His Dad is preparing for college and leavein a beautiful neighborhood & home....ihad him 7yrs...i have to believe it will ALL work out....💔💔💔😟💜💜💜💜💜🙏🙏🙏🙏
What a wonderful yet sad movie. Thank you so much.
Feel free to delete this part if you wish, as my commentary is unnecessary.
The wonderful part was the unconditional love and sacrifice for our children. The sad part is that stuffed old shirts (money, power, and greed-driven people) don't watch movies like this in order to be able to learn how they are destroying peoples lives because of their inflated egos. After 90 years of this movie's debut, America still has a caste system: called the rich class/caste; the upper class/caste; the middle class/caste; and the lower class/caste. One day, hopefully soon, that will all end on this Earth because we will have evolved and no longer have the need for caste systems, money, power, war, and control. I hope I see those days before I die.
I would like to see that happen too, but I'm not optimistic. Do you think it might be in the nature of human beings to try to dominate and overpower others? I'm not sure that tendency can be wiped out of the human race. Maybe it can, somehow, but I tend to think it might be necessary to modify ourselves, I mean, change the characteristics of our own species, to get rid of that kind of behavior.
@Eddie Turner I am thinking more about human self-modification. It seems possible that we might be able to change our DNA to decrease the tendency of people to be angry and destructive. Of course that sounds like a blueprint for tyranny -- turning people into contented cows -- but right now we are too aggressive and bellicose for our own good.
Beautiful 😍
It's like that everywhere. As long as humans exist it always will be😕
Sad but true. That would be UTOPIA, I doubt human nature will change but for those of us who can dream and appreciate good quality. films such as this one. Gloria Swanson had it all as well as being health conscience. SHE didn't eat white---flour, sugar etc.
Well, I hope that everyone knows that Joe Kennedy the producer and presenter of this movie, Jack and Bobby Kennedy's father, was totally enchanted by Gloria Swanson and was involved with her for a time, during his enchantment with Hollywood. How enchanting was Gloria Swanson for almost everyone who saw or knew her.
Excellent acting by all!
The Trespasser in this movie is the father-in-law. An excellent movie and wonderful acting by Gloria Swanson.
An excellent movie, thank you.
Watching again 2yrs later.😔great a Mother's love is so strong ...I can feel this movie so we'll ...my son is not with me..but His Father..
2ÈME FOIS ET TOUJOURS DES ÉTOILES PLEIN LES MIRETTES !.. SUPER SUPER SUPER MERCI POUR CETTE MERVEILLE !.. GLORIA IMPÉRIALE ENCHANTERESSE !.. LE NIRVANA DU CINÉMA MALGRÉ L'IMAGE TRÈS MÉDIOCRE !..
It's from 1929!
This was a joy to watch; G.S. was a very remarkable actress. A natural!
I love these old movies. You go to any city and you actually find people who have exactly the same values and attitudes as people expressed 100 years ago.
Marvelous Gloria Swanson.
Thanks pizza Flix for all the work in putting up new great old movies ,love your collection so much , as a matter a fack this is my second time seeing this one ,heck it my be the third over the years !thanks your appreciated by MENY !
What a great movie👍! Conversation between Marion and Jack's wife 1:10 made me speechless. I thought suicide is coming...
Mila Prass same. ..I thought she was going to jump out the window. Lol, for some reason, these older movies always had people killing themselves by jumping out of windows.
@@Twinzma They couldn't afford guns. Read about The Great Depression. The streets of Wall Street were covered with the flesh and blood of stockbrokers that took a final dive. - Gosh, I wish school taught history!
@@gailjarvis2592 are you saying I don’t know my history? Wtf are you talking about?
Very charming movie 🍿 Thank you,have a fantastic day worth 8⭐🌟⭐🌟⭐🌟⭐🌟 August 10,2020
That was AWESOME!!!
this is awesome !! thank you so much .. *watching it now
I much prefer this version to the remake with Bette Davis and Henry Fonda, surprisingly so since it's BD. Loved this ending. The father Merrick was quite obnoxious, good acting. Gloria Swanson was great and particularly touching with cute, little Jacky. Thanks for the upload.
Ugh the story! I love it! ❤ the ending was a little abrupt but I still love it 😊
Terrible ending because it means Grandpa won, after all.
Great movie . Thank you for uploading it. Many twists and turns. Great acting by all, especially Gloria Swanson. They don't tell you what happens to Jack's wife. I guess they want you to surmise that she died. A very happy ending otherwise.
I wanted to see this. Thanks for posting.
Absolutely Beautiful story
Well, from a psychological point of view leaving the kid with his mum and parents, who love each other, is the best; as well as giving up a man, who doesn't love you, is also an honest thing to do.
As for the plot of this movie. One that displays the antique values and soul crushing social standards imposed on people in a world 91 years ago. “What will people think?” ruled people’s lives whether they were members of the lower classes or society elite. So much deception and shame suffered by people who failed to live up to what was called leading a respectable life. From the perspective of the 21st century and a new millennium we can look back at this kind of story and see how wrong it all was.
Love watching this over and over again. It is splendid 🇬🇧
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I really enjoyed this movie! 🎥🎬❤
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I noticed Joseph Kennedy was the producer, the future President's dad. And he and Gloria were an item too.Gloria was one of the few actress's that survived the silent to talkie movies. I'm ready for my close up Mr. DeMille !
A lot of these movies from the 20s and 30s are just brutally tragic: they rip your guts out and toss 'em on the floor! I love them! Today's movies are complete pussies compared to films like "The Trespasser".
Hollywood today is absolutely NOTHING like what it was then. It may never be again. EVERYONE, even the Democrats, were FAR more Conservative and Strict towards Values than they are today.
Edmund Goulding is well known for Grand Hotel. Attention to a very young William Holden, 19 years later he'd work again with Gloria Swanson on Sunset Boulevard.
Not the same Holden. William from Sunset Boulevard would have been 11 in 1929.
What a most fantastic film, romance pain everything A MUST WATCH
The hardest thing in the world is to have to leave your own child!
Good story. Acted in silent movie pantomime but still good. She wore great clothing as was expected of her
Jack was also very good I enjoyed this film thank you for uploading it
I see why Jed and Granny Clampet had such reverence for Gloria Swanson... But really...Give up a half a million !!??
J C money isn't everything
I love how people conveniently died to make life easier for other people in these old movies.
@cosmicVox13 Not very realistic. If you're waiting for someone to die to make your life easier you've got a long wait.
Just read in the comments this was the first "talkie" for Gloria Swanson. I haven't seen her in any other movies but I noticed that she had quite a presence on stage, a lot of physicality, the other actors seeming still and not as real. She spoke her lines like she really meant them. All the actors were good, the script very good, despite the story being so timeworn and and rather tawdry. The performances were so authentic that the story became one of values and how it shapes people, that humbleness and true love were more important than selfish interests. The women compromised and sacrificed for the greater good, they all acknowledged that nothing was finer than a son, and their love prevailed. Jack was so lovable and sweet, but not the core in him that was in the women. His father, representing the patriarchal and elitist rules of the wealthy, is the one who doesn't shine so brightly. !929, pre-code, so much better than after the Hayes code.
Joseph P Kennedy presents.....JFK's father produced this? Interesting.
He had his fingers into many things.
IS THIS THE RESTORED VERSION???
Bucky O'Donnàighle Yes! I saw a documentary on JPK; they fibbed & said he only produced one silent film of hers! Liar, liar, pants on fire🧐
I also watched one of Ms. Swanson’s interviews in her 60’s or 70’s; she denied NADA! She will always be my heroine & my idol.😘💕🙋♀️
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Yup! They had an affair that lasted for a while.
I dont think its the same
Plot twist;
The child is Charlie Chaplin's
Although having heard of Gloria Swanson - I’d never seen her act in a movie. But the one thing I could not believe about this movie was that on more than one occasion I was tempted to delete it from my collection of movies I’d saved on UA-cam to watch later. And although finding very enjoyable the scene at 4:00 - 4:53, I felt the movie would not get much better than that scene. Boy was I wrong. As I sat and watched it - all thru it I was thinking to myself - I can’t believe I was about to delete and not watch this movie. A good one.
This was in the period when Swanson was a major star, big enough to make her own pictures (with financial help from Joe Kennedy, then part of the then-new RKO's executive team). UA released it. There was an extra player named William Holden; he ended doing OK as well.
Good Movie 📽 🎬 🎞
Nice nostalgie 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Gloria swanson a été une des plus grandes stars du cinéma de l époque du muet elle fut au sommet comme beaucoups de vedettes elle aura une carrière déclinante. Elle feta sont grand retour dans les années 50 avec le boulevard du crépuscule pratiquement sont histoire dans ce film ou wilder fera une démonstration par sont goût amer sur le monde impitoyable d Hollywood qui laissent ce vedettes sur le carreau des l instant ou elle ou il ne rapporte plus suffisamment de dollars. Une chose est certaine gloria aura une carrière déclinante par apport a la difficulté de joué avec le son et puis le jeu ont le voi bien en éteignant le son jeu est très accentuée sur le mime par son d expression.
No matter what anyone says young love is the best love. I have old love and I've been lonely for years.
Stunning Swanson.