The Stranger (1946) Edward G. Robinson
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- The Stranger 1946 movie. Film noir spy thriller movie. Edward G. Robinson is a U.S. crime investigator searching a small town in Connecticut for a criminal fugitive who assumed a new identity. Good blending of the crime noir/mystery thriller film genre's. Highly recommended. - Broken Trout -
A great movie, and an unusual one. The criminality is horrific, but there is a macabre comic element as well. Photographically brilliant. Have watched it at least three times.
What a gem from 1946. I love Edward G Robinson, he never disappoints and of course Orson Welles is great too.Very strong supporting cast too. Excellent storyline and beautifully shot as well. Such a great finale in the clocktower and Orson's character meeting his end by the very mechanism he has just been repairing. I had never seen this one before. Just love these films from the 30s, 40s and 50s, so much better than much of what Hollywood churns out today. Thanks for uploading it.
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Thanks Broken Trout for uploading in excellent video condition.
Not a problem Bob. I sought this one out, there is a HD version but I am not sure that is PD.
What a great movie! And all this time I have only painted a picture of Edward G as the Little Caeser! He was an overall great actor!
GREAT MOVIE I HAVE WATCHED THIS MOVIE MANY TIMES AND I AM WATCHING IT AGAIN ORSON WELLES IS WONDERFUL AND EDWARD G. ROBINSON IS GREAT I LOVE ALL THEIR MOVIES ALL THE PLAYERS ARE SO VERY GOOD IN THEIR PARTS THANK YOU BROKEN TROUT A MUST SEE MOVIE BY ALL THANK YOU AGAIN
Good evening Lucy, it makes me happy to know you enjoyed this classic film. Have a good night RSC.
@@BrokenTrout YOU ARE WELCOME , THANK YOU AND A GOOD NIGHT TO YOU SIR
I enjoy talking with you RSC.
How come you have not posted anything is so long? 6 years is a long time.
@@BrokenTrout DEAR BROKEN TROUT MY BROTHER POSTED THOSE VIDEOS OF MY NIECE WHEN HE SET THE COMPUTER UP FOR ME. HE PASSED AWAY FIVE AND A HALF YEARS AGO I AM A DINOSAUR WHEN IT COMES TO COMPUTERS I TYPE WITH ONE FINGER IF I HAVE A PROBLEM I CALL SOMEONE FOR HELP I AM SO THANKFUL THAT I AM ABLE TO ENJOY YOUR MOVIES ON YOUR CHANNEL AND SOME OTHERS ON YOU TUBE YOU MAY LAUGH IT TOOK A LONG TIME TO TYPE THIS HA HA I LOOK FORWARD TO WATCHING ALL THE GREAT MOVIES YOU WILL POST SORRY FOR MISTAKES BEST WISHES LUCY
Good morning "BT", easily a 9 out of 10, this movie hangs in the top 3 movies that each actor has been in, all their performances were brilliant to say the least ... thanks for the upload
I really like this movie Richard, Always partial to Edward G. Robinson, but Orson just nails it! He creeps me out. So I am sold.
What an extraordinary movie, an impeccable work, outstanding acting, remarkable detailing .... The story was spun so elegantly around the old typically European clock. Edward G. Robinson knew/knows no equal. (Apologies for not yet being very familiar with the work of Orson Welles, another legend.) Thank you, Broken Trout.
I am certain that I could only see films featuring Edward G. Robinson and be perfectly content!
He was an excellent actor! I also like watching his films!
Throw in Bogart and Cagney and I'm on board.
E.BG.Robinson got better and better at acting as he aged: effortless acting:
Try watching: SOYLENT GREEN : Charlton Heston was in it: superb:
I read Charlton Heston treated EGR as a father, and the rapport was mutual.
Me too
My Dad's uncle was his lawyer. So the Robinson s came to Unkie's an Aunt Dorothys Christmas Eve dinners when we were kids. He was always smiling an friendly. No idea why they did not bring their son. Unless he wasnt yet born?
another 'fave' ....thank you very much 'Trout ' ....
For sure you know your welcome @bebop.
This is absolutely superb.
Very nice movie.Edward G Robinson,Paul Muni n James Cagney were highly talented n skilled actors of golden era.
Excellent old movie, watched in my
Hotel room on the way to Florida for the first time a few years ago.
The clock! Very memorable.
Hey Nathan, Watch out for the pointy end of the angel ehh?
@@BrokenTrout I'm not kidding, the second I saw it halfway through the movie, I suspected it would play some role, though I'd never have guessed it would be in this manner, because it looked much smaller.
The music is so intriguing. You know it is going to be a good picture. You can read the credits. Orson Welles direction is a clue that he is going to put a spell on your viewing.
Great movie! Fine cinema! Thank you.
Every year when I watch this, I simply have to comment on one of the greatest scenes in all Hollywood, namely Loretta Young shooting Orson Welles when they're in the clock tower.
NO DOUBT! I thought she was gonna win a stuffed bear or a kewpie doll, but no, just a nazi war criminal.
Edward G Robinson was in the movie House Of Strangers. He was great in it as usual. It’s a very interesting, enjoyable movie.
Espionage crime noir thriller movie! (say that three times backwards) Excellent film.
A MUST SEE MOVIE 🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥
Brilliant dialogue....
Incredible movie. Watched this couple of years ago. Never forgot it. What reception did it have on its release? Top-drawer flick.
Supreme movie! I've seen it several times on t.v. See it here at Broken Trout! I was actually rooting for Franz Kindler(Orson Wells). He certainly could have escaped once again.
hi Robert you are correct about the escape, They blew the chance to have a sequel "In search of the stranger"
Skewered by Lady Justice at the end. Nice bit of cinematic story telling by OW.. Eddie G. may have been short of stature but he comes on like a Pit Bull. This film has shades of camera angle, lighting, dialogue etc that show up 10 years later in OW's Touch Of Evil. Thank goodness neither of them have been colorized.
Edward G Robinson what else can one say.
Great film.
This film ending was a little far fetch but after all it's Hollywood.
Eddie Gee is THE MAN!
Orson Welles should have been in silent movies, he needs no dialogue, his face says it all! Great film,BT, one of your best.
I just shared the film, which was all old "poker face" Orson welles doing. But the film is.... impressive. What a screenplay!
"by the way. I am going to direct". Thanks Movie Monster.
Marvellous film ,especially poignant during the aftermath of 2020 US elections.
A good film with a Hitchcock style ending.
At 5:46 there are two palm trees in the background on the left side in "Connecticut".
I'm sorry, but as soon as he locked my dog in the cellar he'd be an ex husband lol!
Big difference Whit today's actors
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ORSON WELLS, A REAL COLD BLOODED KILLER IN THIS MOVIE.
This movie, what a banger! The filthy Nazi swine up there on the clock tower at the end, his friend the devil spares him ... but the angel's sword of justices impales him good and proper. All with Edward G. Robinson, intense as ever, but fighting on the side of good here. Hoorrah!
LORETTA YOUNG, AS BEAUTIFUL AS EVER. SHE HAD VERY HIGH MORAL CHRISTIAN STANDARDS, SOMETHING LACKING IN HOLLYWOOD TODAY.
Why would someone with very high moral Christian standards fell for the anti-Christs propaganda of Hollywood?
Over acting much?
no....that is appropriate behavior for someone when they discover they just married a Nazi war criminal. Typical reaction.
What a great movie. Suspenseful and creepy all the way through. I’ll bet Clark Gable liked dogs 🐕 and wouldn’t have killed Red. 😱😱😱🥹🥹🥹😳😳😳🐕🐕🐕
Incredible film. Loretta Young, what a performance!
Hi Zoey, all three of the leads did a fine job (Orson Welles was directing too!) Thanks for the comment.
@@BrokenTrout he was a spectacular director. So talented. Thanks for sharing this one!
Loretta Young is absolutely amazing! I’ve watched this several times but this time I focused on her. She is so convincing and amazing; when she let Kindler lift her up and then tells him; I came to kill you is so shocking and believable. Robinson and Welles are also incredible. What a barn burner!!
I watched Eduard G.R. in "The Old Man Who Cried Wolf" and I had to look for other movies he played in. Great flicks. Interesting. This movie was made 32 years before my birth and it's a gem. Good actors they were.
I have watched this several times. The opponents Robinson 🆚 Welles, good 🆚 evil, Allies 🆚 Nazis is great and expertly and engagingly portrayed. The town that the criminal Nazi escaped to is truly delightful. Thanks for posting.
great movie! much thanks for bringing us this movie! the talented Loretta Lynn is at her most gorgeous here where Orson Welles who plays such a great bad guy plays a similar version of his character in the film "M". good acting all around but the photography and scenes are stunning and stark, great use of shadows and hioghlights to build suspense. good storyline. all the CGI in the world doesnt hold a candle to a well made noir film
RN Kim: That's a laugh, Loretta Lynn. Make this into a musical. It's Loretta YOUNG.
It is a beautiful piece of cinema. Black and white is a wonderful thing.
"Spies on parade".
With Robinson and Orson Welles, I knew it would be a great one.
Ànd Loretta Young
Brilliant, but you'd expect it to be with the greats of Orson wels, and Edward G Robinson my favorite actor. Strange to see Orson with a mustache. I could watch this over and over again. thank you so much for sharing.
As to the question that the man asked if was women Angels 👼🏽 or men angels? No where in the Bible does it mention or name women angels. Much less dog 🐩 angels. I’ve seen pictures or ceramics of dogs with angels wings and that’s an insult to God. He speaks of dogs as being the lowest things on earth 🌎. 😱😱😱
It is not a dog, it is the Dragon and the other one is the Archangel Michael, not a woman! From Revelation 12.
That old lady at the end was wonderful!
I would have feel for it too the way she was carrying on.
A YOUNG RICHARD LONG,REMEMBER HIM FROM THE BIG VALLEY SERIES IN THE MIS 60'S.
The first time I saw Richard Long was in "House on Haunted Hill" starring Vincent Price 13 years after this.👺
Tell me it’s not the town of The Harper P.T.A. 🎶🎶 🎶
One more gem from edie.....good one.
It's surprising that this film was made less than 1 year after the end of the 2nd World War because of its storyline
Robinson, a Romanian Jew who's real name was Emanuel Goldenberg, was ready made for a Nazi hunter role. The Hollywood demonization of Germans carried on full-tilt post WWII.
Hollywood had to keep up their anti-German propaganda in order to cover their Lies about WWII.
loretta youn g fabulous allso orson welles' and edward g robinson and great character actors
Orson Wells? Why not in credits?
Was a good wife there!
I love that ending.
Yes. The perfect definition of "poetic justice".🗡️🕞