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📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/4c0gz85 ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... The book was written in late 1961 and into early 1962 during the first year of the Kennedy administration, reflecting some of the events of that era. In November 1961, President John F. Kennedy accepted the resignation of vociferously anti-communist general Edwin Walker, who had been indoctrinating the troops under his command with radical right-wing ideas and personal political opinions, including describing Harry S. Truman, Dean Acheson, Eleanor Roosevelt and other active public figures as communist sympathizers. Although no longer in uniform, Walker continued to make headlines as he ran for governor of Texas and made speeches promoting strongly right-wing views. In the film version of Seven Days in May, Fredric March, portraying the narrative's fictional president Jordan Lyman, mentions General Walker as one of the "false prophets" who were offering themselves to the public as leaders. As Fletcher Knebel and Charles W. Bailey II, primarily political journalists and columnists collaborated on the novel, they also conducted interviews with another highly controversial military commander, the newly appointed Air Force chief of staff General Curtis LeMay, who was angry with Kennedy for refusing to provide air support for the Cuban rebels in the Bay of Pigs Invasion. The character of General James Mattoon Scott was believed to have been inspired by both LeMay and Walker.[citation needed] President Kennedy had read the novel Seven Days in May shortly after its publication and believed that the scenario could actually occur in the United States. According to director John Frankenheimer, the project received encouragement and assistance from Kennedy through White House press secretary Pierre Salinger, who conveyed to Frankenheimer Kennedy's wish that the film be produced. The Story unfolds ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : John Frankenheimer Screenplay by : Rod Serling Based on : Seven Days in May (1962 novel) by Fletcher Knebel and Charles W. Bailey II Produced by : Edward Lewis Cinematography : Ellsworth Fredricks Edited by : Ferris Webster Music by : Jerry Goldsmith Production Companies : Seven Arts Productions Distributed by : Paramount Pictures Release Dates : February 12, 1964 ✅ Cast : Burt Lancaster as US Air Force General James Mattoon Scott, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Kirk Douglas as USMC Colonel Martin "Jiggs" Casey Fredric March as US President Jordan Lyman Ava Gardner as Eleanor Holbrook Edmond O'Brien as US Senator Ray Clark Martin Balsam as Paul Girard, White House Chief of Staff Andrew Duggan as Colonel "Mutt" Henderson, friend of Jiggs Casey Hugh Marlowe as Harold McPherson, TV commentator who is one of the conspirators Whit Bissell as US Senator Fred Prentice, another conspirator Helen Kleeb as Esther Townsend, secretary to the president George Macready as Chris Todd, Secretary of the Treasury Richard Anderson as Colonel Ben Murdock, aid to Scott and a conspirator Bart Burns as Art Corwin, head of Secret Service ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Days_in_May ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/4c0gz85 ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/48FGrDA ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... The story of USS Belinda (APA-22), launched late 1943 with regular-Navy Captain Jebediah S. Hawks (Jeff Chandler) and ex-merchant mariner Lieutenant Dave MacDougall (George Nader) as boat commander. Despite personal friction, the two have plenty with which to deal as the only experienced officers on board during the ship's shakedown cruise. Almost laughable incompetence gradually improves, but the crew remains far from perfect when the ship sees action, landing troops on enemy beachheads. And there were few anticipated challenges in store at Okinawa! ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : Joseph Pevney Written by : Ted Sherdeman Based on : Novel by Kenneth M. Dodson Produced by : Howard Christie Cinematography : William H. Daniels in Technicolor and VistaVision Edited by : Ted J. Kent Music by : Frank Skinner and Heinz Roemheld Production Company : Universal Pictures Distributed by : Universal Pictures Release Date : August 16, 1956 ✅ Cast : Jeff Chandler as Capt. Jebediah S. Hawks George Nader as Lieut. Dave MacDougall Lex Barker as Commander Quigley Julie Adams as Nadine MacDougall Keith Andes as Doctor Bell William Reynolds as Ensign Kruger Richard Boone as Lieut. Fraser Charles McGraw as Lieut. Mike O'Bannion Jock Mahoney as Alvick Hal Baylor as Chaplain Hughes John McIntire as Old Man / Film's narrator Frank Faylen as Chief Phillip P. 'Pappy' Moran James Westerfield as 'Boats' Torgeson Don Keefer as Ensign Twitchell ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Away_All_Boats ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/48FGrDA ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

🎥 Rebecca - 1940 - Joan Fontaine 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3P3ZlwO ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... Maxim de Winter stands at a cliff edge, seemingly contemplating jumping. A young woman shouts at him to stop him in his tracks, but he curtly asks her to walk on. Later, at Monte Carlo on the French Riviera, the same young woman is staying with her pompous old travelling companion, Mrs Van Hopper. She again encounters the aristocratic widower Maxim de Winter, looking much more debonair. They are attracted to each other, and although Van Hopper tells her he is still obsessed with his dead wife, Rebecca, who we are told drowned in the sea near Manderley, she soon becomes the second Mrs. de Winter. Maxim takes his new bride back to Manderley, his grand mansion by the sea in southwestern England. It is dominated by its housekeeper, Mrs Danvers. She is a chilly individual who had been a confidante of the first Mrs. de Winter, whose death she has not forgotten. She has even preserved Rebecca's grand bedroom suite unchanged, and displays various items that carry her monogram. Eventually, constant reminders of Rebecca's glamour and sophistication convince the new Mrs. de Winter that Maxim is still in love with his first wife, which could explain his irrational outbursts of anger. She tries to please her husband by holding a costume party as he and Rebecca used to. Danvers suggests she copy the dress that one of Maxim's ancestors is seen wearing in a portrait. However, when she appears in the costume, Maxim is appalled as Rebecca had worn an identical dress at her last ball, just before her death. When Mrs. de Winter confronts Danvers about this, she tells her she can never take Rebecca's place and tries to persuade her to jump to her death from the second-story window of Rebecca's room. At that moment, however, the alarm is raised because a ship has run aground due to the fog, and in the rescue of its crew, a sunken boat has been discovered with Rebecca's body in it. Maxim now confesses to his new wife that his first marriage had been a sham from the start. Rebecca had declared that she had no intention of keeping to her vows but would pretend to be the perfect wife and hostess for the sake of appearances. When she implied she was pregnant by her cousin and lover, Jack Favell, she taunted Maxim that the estate might pass to someone other than Maxim's line. During a heated argument, she fell, struck her head, and died. To conceal the truth, Maxim took the body out in a boat which he then scuttled, and identified another body as Rebecca's. The Story unfolds ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : Alfred Hitchcock Screenplay by : Robert E. Sherwood and Joan Harrison Adaptation : Philip MacDonald and Michael Hogan Based on : Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier Produced by : David O. Selznick Cinematography : George Barnes Edited by : W. Donn Hayes Music by : Franz Waxman Production Company : Selznick International Pictures Distributed by : United Artists Release Date : March 21, 1940 ✅ Cast : Joan Fontaine as the second Mrs. de Winter Laurence Olivier as George Fortescue Maximilian "Maxim" de Winter, owner of Manderley Judith Anderson as Mrs Danvers, the housekeeper of Manderley George Sanders as Jack Favell, Rebecca's first cousin and lover Reginald Denny as Frank Crawley, Maxim's estate manager of Manderley and friend Gladys Cooper as Beatrice Lacy, Maxim's sister C. Aubrey Smith as Colonel Julyan Nigel Bruce as Major Giles Lacy, Beatrice's husband Florence Bates as Mrs Edythe Van Hopper, employer of the second Mrs. de Winter Edward Fielding as Frith, the oldest butler of Manderley Melville Cooper as Coroner at trial Leo G. Carroll as Dr Baker, Rebecca's doctor Leonard Carey as Ben, the beach hermit at Manderley Lumsden Hare as Mr Tabbs, boat builder Forrester Harvey as Chalcroft the innkeeper Philip Winter as Robert, a servant at Manderley ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebecca_(1940_film) ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3P3ZlwO 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear! 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions.

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/49W5sez ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... In early 1939, Nazi Germany's most powerful battleship, the Bismarck, is launched, beginning a new era of German sea power. Two years later, after the war has begun, British naval intelligence discovers Bismarck and the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen are about to sail into the North Atlantic to attack Allied convoys. From an underground war room in London, Captain Jonathan Shepard coordinates the hunt for the dreaded Bismarck. Later, the two German warships encounter HMS Hood and HMS Prince of Wales in the Denmark Strait, and the four warships engage in a deadly gun duel. The battle results in the annihilation and violent disintegration of the Hood, shocking combatants on both sides. Now Prince of Wales is alone and is fired on by the two German ships. However, it manages to inflict damage on Bismarck's bow. Bismarck returns fire, destroying the Prince of Wales bridge. Eventually, the Prince of Wales emits a smoke screen behind which to retreat. Bismarck and Prinz Eugen also retreat, but they are shadowed by the cruisers HMS Suffolk and HMS Norfolk using radar. Later, Prinz Eugen breaks away and heads toward the port of Brest, in occupied France, while Bismarck turns and fires at the British cruisers to provide cover as it escapes. The attack forces the cruisers to retreat. An air assault from the carrier HMS Victorious damages Bismarck's fuel tanks, but the vessel is otherwise largely undamaged. What happens next? ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : Lewis Gilbert Screenplay by : Edmund H. North Based on : The Last Nine Days of the Bismarck 1958 novel by C. S. Forester Produced by : John Brabourne Cinematography : Christopher Challis Edited by : Peter R. Hunt Music by : Clifton Parker Distributed by : 20th Century Fox Release Date : 11 February 1960 ✅ Main Cast : (Huge Overall Cast) Kenneth More Carl Möhner Dana Wynter ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sink_the_Bismarck! ✅ Copyright Protected : THE OWNER RETAINS ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/49W5sez ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3TlBpqj ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... The Zacharys are a thriving and respected family on the Texas frontier. Father Will Zachary was killed by Kiowa Indians, leaving his oldest son Ben (Burt Lancaster) head of the family. Ben and his mother Mattilda (Lillian Gish) are very protective of Rachel (Audrey Hepburn), who was adopted as an infant; she is doted on by the whole family, including her other brother's Cash (Audie Murphy) and Andy (Doug McClure). The family is supported by their neighbour and Ben's business partner, Zeb Rawlins (Charles Bickford); Zeb's shy son Charlie (Albert Salmi) wants to marry Rachel, which concerns Ben. During preparations for a cattle drive to Wichita, Kansas, the family is unsettled by the appearance of Abe Kelsey (Joseph Wiseman), who claims that Rachel is Indian by birth. Believing this to be a lie, Ben and Cash engage in a gunfight with Kelsey, killing his horse, but he steals Rachel's beloved white stallion. Later, a group of Kiowa led by Lost Bird appears and offers Ben horses in exchange for handing over Rachel. Lost Bird claims that she is actually his sister, and that an old white man told him so. Soon after, Charlie – to whom Ben has decided to give permission to court Rachel – is killed by the Kiowa. In her grief, Charlie's mother accuses Rachel of being a "dirty Injun". Ben leads the ranchers in tracking down Kelsey, and they bring him back to the Rawlins ranch to hang him as a horse thief. With a noose around his neck, Kelsey tells the gathered ranchers that, on a retaliatory raid against the Kiowa that he led with Will Zachary, he found a baby girl and was about to kill her when Will intervened and took the baby as his own. Kelsey claims that his own son was captured by the Kiowa and ransomed for Rachel's return, but Will refused. Ben intervenes and tells the gathered group the story he knows, that Kelsey's son was actually killed in the fighting, and that Kelsey invented the story and followed them from town to town, poisoning peoples' minds wherever they moved. Mattilda, driven to the edge by Kelsey's accusations, strikes the horse on which Kelsey is seated, so it runs out from under him, hanging him. Despite protestations that Kelsey was insane, her actions convince Zeb that Kelsey was telling the truth, and he tells Ben to give Rachel to the Kiowa or their partnership will be broken. Ben refuses, and all of the ranchers turn their backs on the Zacharys. Back at their homestead, Mattilda admits to her family that Will took the Kiowa baby and brought her home to replace an infant daughter they had just lost. Cash, unable to accept an Indian as his sister, abandons the family and spends the night with Georgia Rawlins. The Kiowa return to the Zachary ranch in force, demanding Rachel, who tries to save her family by going over to the Kiowa. To stop her, Ben deliberately breaks the truce by ordering Andy to kill a Kiowa, which touches off a bloody siege. Facing down death, Ben expresses a desire to marry Rachel should they survive. The Story unfolds ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : John Huston Screenplay by : Ben Maddow and David Wolff Based on : The Unforgiven 1957 novel by Alan Le May Produced by : James Hill Cinematography : Franz Planer Edited by : Russell Lloyd Music by : Dimitri Tiomkin Colour Process : Technicolor Production Company : Hill-Hecht-Lancaster Productions Distributed by : United Artists Release Date : April 6, 1960 ✅ Cast : Burt Lancaster as Ben Zachary Audrey Hepburn as Rachel Zachary Audie Murphy as Cash Zachary John Saxon as Johnny Portugal Charles Bickford as Zeb Rawlins Lillian Gish as Mattilda Zachary Albert Salmi as Charlie Rawlins Joseph Wiseman as Abe Kelsey June Walker as Hagar Rawlins Kipp Hamilton as Georgia Rawlins Arnold Merritt as Jude Rawlins Doug McClure as Andy Zachary Carlos Rivas as Lost Bird ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Unforgiven_(1960_film) ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3TlBpqj ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3IsidSl ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... Those of you out there who love classic movies, you'll simply love this movie musical that will transport you back to what was once called 100% entertainment!! In the early days of World War II, George M. Cohan comes out of retirement to star as President Roosevelt in the Rodgers and Hart musical I'd Rather Be Right. On the show's first night, he is summoned to the White House to meet the president, who presents him with a Congressional Gold Medal (although the Cohan character on screen incorrectly identifies the award as the Congressional Medal of Honor). Cohan is overcome and chats with Roosevelt, recalling his early days on the stage. The film flashes back to his supposed birth on July 4, whilst his father is performing on the vaudeville stage. Cohan and his sister join the family act as soon as they learn to dance, and soon The Four Cohans are performing successfully. But George gets too cocky as he grows up and is blacklisted by theatrical producers for being troublesome. He leaves the act and hawks his songs unsuccessfully to producers. In partnership with Sam Harris, another struggling writer, he finally interests a producer and they are on the road to success. He also marries Mary, a young singer/dancer. As his star ascends, he persuades his now struggling parents to join his act, eventually vesting some of his valuable theatrical properties in their name. Cohan retires, but returns to the stage several times, culminating in the role of the U.S. president. As he leaves the White House, after receiving the Congressional Gold Medal from the president, he descends a set of stairs while performing a tap dance (which Cagney thought up before the scene was filmed and undertook without rehearsal). Outside, he joins a military parade, where the soldiers are singing "Over There", and, at first, he isn't singing. Not knowing that Cohan is the song's composer, one of them asks if he knows the words. Cohan's response is a smile before joining in ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : Michael Curtiz Written by : Robert Buckner and Edmund Joseph Produced by : Hal B. Wallis and Jack L. Warner Cinematography : James Wong Howe Edited by : George Amy Music by : Score and songs by George M. Cohan Score Adaptation : Ray Heindorf and Heinz Roemheld Distributed by : Warner Bros. Release Date : May 29, 1942 ✅ Cast : James Cagney as George M. Cohan Joan Leslie as Mary Cohan Walter Huston as Jerry Cohan Richard Whorf as Sam Harris Irene Manning as Fay Templeton George Tobias as Dietz Rosemary DeCamp as Nellie Cohan Jeanne Cagney as Josie Cohan Eddie Foy, Jr. as Eddie Foy, Sr. Frances Langford as Nora Bayes George Barbier as Erlanger S. Z. Sakall as Schwab Walter Catlett as Theatre Manager Minor Watson as Ed Albee Chester Clute as Harold Goff Odette Myrtil as Madame Bartholdi Douglas Croft as George M. Cohan (age 13) Patsy Lee Parsons as Josie Cohan (age 12) Captain Jack Young as President Franklin D. Roosevelt ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yankee_Doodle_Dandy ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3IsidSl ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3V3tNv0 ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... The parents are the time and motion study and efficiency expert Frank Bunker Gilbreth Sr. and psychologist Lillian Moller Gilbreth. The film shows typical days in the lives of a family in the 1920s, but here with 12 children and an efficiency engineer as the parent. Frank employs his unorthodox teaching methods on his children, and there are clashes between parents and children. Frank takes every opportunity to study motion and increase efficiency, including filming his children's tonsillectomies to see if there are ways to streamline the operation. He escorts his daughter to her prom as a chaperone but ends up chatting and dancing with her female friends. In the end, Frank is sent on a lecture tour to Europe, expecting to visit Prague and London. He phones Lillian from the station but the line goes dead as he has had a heart attack. After Frank's sudden death, the family agree that Lillian will continue with her husband's work, beginning with giving his lectures in Europe; this enables the family to remain in their house, rather than move to their grandmother's in California, although, with a widowed working mother and one income, the children will have to assume much greater responsibilities. A wonderful story that will fill anyone's heart ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : Walter Lang Screenplay by : Lamar Trotti Based on : Cheaper by the Dozen 1948 novel by Ernestine Gilbreth Carey and Frank Bunker Gilbreth Jr. Produced by : Lamar Trotti Narrated by : Jeanne Crain Cinematography : Leon Shamroy Edited by : James Watson Webb Jr. Music by : Cyril J. Mockridge Colour Process : Technicolor Production Company : 20th Century Fox Distributed by : 20th Century Fox Release Date : March 31, 1950 ✅ Cast : Clifton Webb as Frank Bunker Gilbreth (father) Myrna Loy as Mrs. Lillian Moller Gilbreth (mother) Jeanne Crain as Ann Gilbreth Barbara Bates as Ernestine Gilbreth Betty Barker as Mary Gilbreth Patti Brady as Martha Gilbreth Norman Ollestad as Frank Gilbreth Jr. Carol Nugent as Lillie Gilbreth Jimmy Hunt as William Gilbreth Anthony Sydes as Fred Gilbreth Teddy Driver as Dan Gilbreth Roddy McCaskill as Jack Gilbreth Walter Baldwin as Jim Bracken Sara Allgood as Mrs. Monahan Evelyn Varden as School Principal Edgar Buchanan as Dr. Burton Mildred Natwick as Mrs Mebane Craig Hill as Tom Betty Lynn as Deborah Lancaster ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheaper_by_the_Dozen_(1950_film) ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3V3tNv0 ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3wBNqzX ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... Johnny Farrell, an American newly arrived in Buenos Aires, Argentina, wins a lot of money cheating at craps. He is rescued from a robbery attempt by a complete stranger, Ballin Mundson. Mundson tells him about an illegal high-class casino but warns him not to cheat there. Farrell ignores his advice, wins at blackjack, and is taken to see the casino's owner, who turns out to be Mundson. Farrell talks Mundson into hiring him and soon becomes Mundson's trusted casino manager. Mundson returns from a trip and announces he has a new wife, Gilda, whom he has married after only knowing her for a day. Johnny and Gilda instantly recognize each other, though both deny it when Mundson questions them. Mundson assigns Farrell to watch over Gilda. Johnny and Gilda are consumed with hatred for each other, and she cavorts with men at all hours in increasingly more blatant efforts to enrage Johnny, and in return he grows more spiteful towards her. Mundson is visited by two German mobsters. Their organization financed a tungsten cartel, with everything put in Mundson's name in order to hide their connection to it. They have decided that it is safe to take over the cartel now that World War II has ended, but Mundson refuses to transfer ownership. The Argentinian police are suspicious of the Germans and assign agent Obregon to try to obtain information from Farrell, but he knows nothing about this aspect of Mundson's operations. The Germans return to the casino during a carnival celebration, and Mundson ends up killing one of them. Farrell rushes to take Gilda to safety. Alone in Mundson's house, they have another confrontation and after declaring their undying hatred for each other, passionately kiss. After hearing the front door slam, they realize Mundson has overheard and a guilt-ridden Farrell pursues him to a waiting private airplane. The plane explodes in midair and plummets into the ocean. Mundson parachutes to safety. Farrell, unaware of this, concludes that Mundson has committed suicide. Gilda inherits his estate. Farrell and she immediately marry, but unknown to her, Johnny is marrying her to punish her for her betrayal of Mundson. He abandons her but has her followed day and night by his men to torment her. Gilda tries to escape the tortured marriage a number of times, but Farrell thwarts every attempt. Obregon confiscates the casino and informs Farrell that Gilda was never truly unfaithful to Mundson or to him, prompting Farrell to try to reconcile with her. At that moment, Mundson reappears, revealing he faked his suicide. He tries to kill both Gilda and Farrell, but bartender Uncle Pio fatally stabs him. The Story unfolds ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : Charles Vidor Screenplay by : Jo Eisinger, Marion Parsonnet and Ben Hecht (uncredited) Story by : E.A. Ellington Produced by : Virginia Van Upp Cinematography : Rudolph Maté Edited by : Charles Nelson Music by : M. W. Stoloff and Marlin Skiles Colour Process : Black and white Production Company : Columbia Pictures Distributed by : Columbia Pictures Release Dates : March 14, 1946 ✅ Cast : Rita Hayworth as Gilda Mundson Glenn Ford as Johnny Farrell George Macready as Ballin Mundson Joseph Calleia as Detective Maurice Obregon Steven Geray as Uncle Pio Joe Sawyer as Casey Gerald Mohr as Captain Delgado Mark Roberts as Gabe Evans Ludwig Donath as German Don Douglas as Thomas Langford Lionel Royce as German George J. Lewis as Huerta Saul Martell as Little Man ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilda ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3wBNqzX ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3ImjGKc ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... When a wagon crashes into a ravine, prospector Ben Rumson finds two adult occupants, brothers, one of whom is dead and the other of whom has a broken arm and leg. While burying the dead man, gold dust is discovered at the grave site. Ben stakes a claim on the land and adopts the surviving brother as his "Pardner" while he recuperates. Pardner hopes to make enough in the gold rush to buy some land and is suspicious of the fast-living Ben. Ben claims that while he is willing to fight, steal, and cheat at cards, he will never betray a partner. Ben will share the spoils of prospecting on the condition that Pardner takes care of him in his moments of drunkenness and melancholy. After the discovery of gold, "No Name City" springs up as a tent city, with the miners alternating between wild parties and bouts of loneliness. The men become frustrated with the lack of female companionship, and the arrival of Jacob Woodling, a Mormon with two wives, is enough to catch everyone's attention. The miners persuade Woodling to sell one of his wives to the highest bidder. Elizabeth, Jacob's younger wife, agrees to be sold, as she is unsatisfied with her current husband. Still drunk, Ben winds up with the highest bid for Elizabeth. After being readied for the wedding by the other miners, he is married to Elizabeth under "mining law", with Ben being granted exclusive rights to her. Elizabeth, not content to be seen as property, threatens to shoot Ben on their wedding night if she is not treated with respect. Despite believing Ben is not the type to settle down, she views their arrangement as acceptable if he will build a cabin to provide her with some security for when he inevitably leaves. Ben, impressed by her determination, enlists the miners to help him keep this promise, and Elizabeth rejoices in having a proper home. News comes of the pending arrival of "six French tarts" to a neighbouring town via stagecoach. A plan is hatched to divert the stagecoach under false pretences and bring the women to "No Name City", thus providing the other miners with female companionship. Ben heads up the mission and leaves Elizabeth in the care of Pardner. The two fall in love. Elizabeth, also still loving Ben, convinces them that "if a Mormon man can have two wives, why can't a woman have two husbands?" The polyandrous arrangement works until the town becomes large enough that civilized people begin to settle there. A Parson begins to make a determined effort to persuade the townsfolk to give up their evil ways. Meanwhile, Ben and a group of miners discover that gold dust is dropping through the floorboards of many saloons. They tunnel under all the businesses to get the gold. A group of new settlers is rescued from the snow, and the strait-laced family is invited to spend the winter with Elizabeth and Pardner, who is assumed to be her only husband. Ben is left to fend for himself. In revenge, he introduces one of the family, the naive Horton Fenty, to the pleasures of a local saloon and brothel. This leads to Elizabeth dismissing both Ben and Pardner from the log cabin, and Pardner takes to gambling. During a bull-and-bear fight, the rampaging bull falls into the tunnel complex dug by Ben and the others and knocks out all of the support beams, causing the streets and buildings to collapse ... The story unfolds ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : Joshua Logan Screenplay by : Alan Jay Lerner and Paddy Chayefsky (adaptation) Based on : Paint Your Wagon by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe Produced by : Alan Jay Lerner Cinematography : William A. Fraker Edited by : Robert C. Jones Music by : Lerner and Loewe Additional Song Composer : André Previn Songs Orchestrated and Conducted by : Nelson Riddle Production Companies : Alan Jay Lerner Productions and The Malpaso Company Distributed by : Paramount Pictures Release Date : October 15, 1969 ✅ Cast : Lee Marvin as Ben Rumson Clint Eastwood as Sylvester Newel/"Pardner" Jean Seberg as Elizabeth Harve Presnell as Rotten Luck Willie Ray Walston as "Mad Jack" Duncan Tom Ligon as Horton Fenty Alan Dexter as The Parson William O'Connell as Horace Tabor Ben Baker as Haywood Holbrook Alan Baxter as Mr. Fenty Paula Trueman as Mrs. Fenty Robert Easton as Atwell Geoffrey Norman as Foster H.B. Haggerty as Steve Bull Terry Jenkins as Joe Mooney Karl Bruck as Schermerhorn John Mitchum as Jacob Woodling Sue Casey as Sarah Woodling Eddie Little Sky as Indian Harvey Parry as Higgins H.W. Gim as Wong William Mims as Frock-coated man Roy Jenson as Hennessey Pat Hawley as Clendennon ✅ FILM INFORMATION : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paint_Your_Wagon_(film) ✅ COPYRIGHT PROTECTED : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3ImjGKc ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/4bW2Zmj ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... As the Japanese occupiers in Malaya during World War II surrendered, three friends who fought in the Resistance emerged from the jungle. Ferris is an American who fought alongside the Malayans. Dhana is a half-French, half-Vietnamese woman Ferris is in love with. Ng is a Communist revolutionary, raised by Dhana's family. They meet Trumpey, the commanding British officer, during the Japanese surrender ceremony. Ng leaves Ferris and Dhana to travel to Moscow for training. 1953 - The Malayan communist insurgency erupts as Britain prepares to grant Malaya independence. Ferris is a prosperous rubber plantation owner. Dhana is his mistress and the head of a schoolteacher's union. Ng has returned as a committed revolutionary, commanding Communist partisan attacking British economic interests. Ferris's friendship with Ng has protected his rubber plantation from attack. British officials ask Ferris to convince Ng to halt his attacks until independence is granted. Ferris journeys to Ng's headquarters, but Ng does not trust the British and refuses. On his return, Ferris meets Trumpey's daughter Candace. Trumpey has returned to Malaya as High Commissioner of the United Kingdom for Malaya. Candace invites Ferris to a party at their residence, the Carcosa Seri Negara. When Ferris arrives there, Dhana is leading a protest of bicycle riders, demanding Trumpey rescind a new law, designed to prevent terrorist attacks, forbidding cyclists to ride at night. Eager to build bridges with the locals, Trumpey agrees. Ferris attends the party and sparks fly with Candace, before a terrorist bombs the event. Candace has fallen in love with Ferris and visits Dhana in prison. Dhana asks Candace to help Ferris deal with her death. Candace is moved by this selfless request and convinced Dhana is innocent. She gives herself up to Ng as a hostage, to be traded for Dhana’s life. Ferris decides the only way to save Dhana is to kill Ng. He treks into the jungle to Ng's headquarters. The British authorities give Ferris seven days to find Ng before they will execute Dhana. Candace is horrified to find she was naive. Ng is a zealot who cares more about his ideals than individual life. Candace is now a real prisoner. Ng is perfectly willing to actually kill her if Dhana is executed. The British learn the location of Ng's camp and attack it, just as Ferris arrives. Ng escapes with Candace. Ferris follows them through the jungle. Ferris rescues Candace and takes Ng prisoner. They trek to the coast. Ferris hopes to bring Ng to the British before Dhana's execution. Ng turns on Ferris. They fight, forcing Candace to shoot Ng. Dying, Ng reveals he planted the explosives in Dhana's bicycle. He sacrificed her, though he loved her because he knew the death of a beloved community leader would cause protests against the British. Ferris and Candace struggle to bring Trumpey word of Ng's death, before the morning of Dhana's scheduled execution. They nearly reach their goal, but the bridge they must cross gets washed out by floods. Dhana is executed. Ferris and Candace are rescued by the British. Sometime later, Ferris visits Candace, who is recuperating from her ordeal in the jungle. She professes her love, but he says he is too old for her, and that he must leave Malaya. It reminds him too much of Dhana. Ferris says farewell to Candace and wishes her father good luck dealing with the Malayans, who have already begun protesting about Dhana's death. ✅ Credits : Directed by : Lewis Gilbert Written by : Karl Tunberg Based on : The Durian Tree by Michael Keon Produced by : Charles K. Feldman Cinematography : Freddie Young Edited by : John Shirley and Jeremy Saunders Music by : Riz Ortolani Distributed by : United Artists Release Date : 2 September 1964 ✅ Cast : William Holden as Major Ferris Capucine as Dhana Mercier Tetsurō Tamba as Ng Susannah York as Candace Trumpey Michael Goodliffe as Peter Trumpey Allan Cuthbertson as Colonel Cavendish Maurice Denham as Tarlton Sydney Tafler as Police Commissioner Tom Beulah Quo as Ah Ming ✅ FILM INFORMATION : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_7th_Dawn ✅ COPYRIGHT PROTECTED : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/4bW2Zmj ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/433clZB ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... In the mid-1960s, Mark Thackeray, an immigrant to Britain from British Guiana, has been unable to obtain an engineering position despite an 18-month job search. He accepts a teaching post for Class 12 at North Quay Secondary School in the tough East End of London, as an interim position, despite having no experience. The pupils there have been rejected from other schools, and Thackeray is a replacement for the deceased former teacher. The pupils, led by Bert Denham and Pamela Dare (who later develops a strong crush on Thackeray), behave badly: their antics range from vandalism to distasteful pranks. Thackeray retains a calm demeanour but loses his temper when he discovers something being burned in the classroom stove, which turns out to be a girl's sanitary towel. He orders the boys out of the classroom, then reprimands all the girls, either for being responsible or passively observing, for what he says is their "slutty behaviour". Thackeray is angry with himself for allowing his pupils to incense him. Changing his approach, he informs the class that they will no longer study from textbooks. Until the end of term, he will treat them as adults and expects them to behave as such. He declares that they will address him as 'Sir' or 'Mr. Thackeray'; the girls will be addressed as 'Miss' and boys by their surnames. They are also allowed to discuss any issue they wish. He gradually wins over the class, except for Denham who continually baits him. Thackeray arranges a class outing to the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Natural History Museum in South Kensington which goes well. The trip is represented by a series of still photographs as Lulu sings "To Sir with Love". He loses some support when he defuses a potentially violent situation between his student Potter and the gym teacher, Mr. Bell. He demands that Potter apologise directly to Bell, even if he believes Bell was wrong. The group later refuses to invite Thackeray to the class dance. When mixed-race student Seales' white English mother dies, the class takes up a collection for a wreath but refuse to accept Thackeray's donation. The students decline to deliver the wreath in person to Seales' house, fearing neighbourhood gossip for visiting a "coloured" person's house. The headmaster tells Thackeray that the "adult approach" has failed, and future outings are cancelled. Thackeray is to take over the boys' gym classes until the headmaster can find a replacement. Meanwhile, Thackeray receives an engineering job offer in the post. Pamela Dare's mother asks for Thackeray to talk to her daughter about her behaviour at home, but this annoys Pamela, whom Thackeray believes is infatuated with him. During a gym class, Denham smugly challenges Thackeray to a boxing match. Denham delivers several blows to Thackeray's face but the bout comes to an abrupt end when Thackeray delivers one punch to Denham's solar plexus. Thackeray compliments Denham's ability and suggests he teach boxing to the younger pupils next year. Denham, finally impressed by Thackeray, expresses his admiration for Thackeray to his classmates. Thackeray regains their respect and is invited to the class dance. Later, when Thackeray attends the funeral of Seales' mother, he is touched to find that his lectures on personal choice and responsibility have had an effect and the entire class has attended. At the dance, Pamela persuades Thackeray to be her partner for the "Ladies Choice" dance. Afterwards, the class presents to Thackeray "a little present to remember us by". Too moved to speak, Thackeray retires to his classroom ... The story unfolds ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : James Clavell Screenplay by : James Clavell Based on : To Sir, With Love 1959 novel by E. R. Braithwaite Produced by : James Clavell and John R. Sloan Cinematography : Paul Beeson, B.S.C. Edited by : Peter Thornton Music by : Ron Grainer Production Company : Columbia British Productions Distributed by : Columbia Pictures Release Dates : 14 June 1967 ✅ Cast : Sidney Poitier as Mr Mark Thackeray Judy Geeson as Pamela Dare Christian Roberts as Bert Denham Suzy Kendall as Miss Gillian Blanchard Lulu as Barbara "Babs" Pegg Faith Brook as Miss Grace Evans Geoffrey Bayldon as Mr Theo Weston Patricia Routledge as Clinty Clintridge Ann Bell as Mrs Dare Christopher Chittell as Potter Adrienne Posta as Moira Joseph Edward Burnham as Mr Florian, headmaster Rita Webb as Mrs Joseph Gareth Robinson as Tich Jackson Lynne Sue Moon as Miss Wong Anthony Villaroel as Seales Richard Willson as Curly Michael Des Barres as Williams Fred Griffiths as Market Stallholder Marianne Stone as Gert Dervis Ward as Mr Bell (P.T. Teacher) Fiona Duncan as Euphemia Phillips Mona Bruce as Josie Dawes Margaret Heald as Osgood Sally Cann as Schoolgirl Stewart Bevan as Schoolboy The Mindbenders as Themselves ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/To_Sir,_with_Love ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/433clZB ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/42YBlB9 ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... In 1958 New York City, a waiter pages "George Kaplan" at the Plaza Hotel's Oak Room restaurant after a pair of thugs presumably requests him to do so. As advertising executive Roger Thornhill summons the same waiter, he is mistaken for Kaplan, kidnapped by the thugs and brought to the estate of Lester Townsend in Glen Cove. He is interrogated by spy Phillip Vandamm, a Cold War enemy of the United States, who poses as Townsend to Thornhill. Vandamm arranges Thornhill's death in a staged drunk-driving crash. Thornhill survives, but fails to convince his mother and the police about the happenings, even after revisiting Townsend's estate. During the visit, Thornhill learns Townsend is a United Nations diplomat. Trailer for North by Northwest Thornhill and his mother go to Kaplan's empty hotel room at the Plaza. After Thornhill answers Kaplan's phone, the thugs, who had called the number from the lobby, begin their pursuit. Thornhill heads to the U.N. General Assembly Building to meet Townsend, who is a different man from Vandamm. One of the pursuing thugs throws a knife, killing Townsend, who collapses in Thornhill's arms. Thornhill is photographed as he grabs the knife, giving the appearance that he is the murderer; he then flees, attempting to find the real Kaplan. An unnamed government intelligence agency realizes that Thornhill has been mistaken for Kaplan, but decides against rescuing him for fear of compromising their operation: Kaplan is a non-existent agent they created to confuse and distract Vandamm. Thornhill boards the 20th Century Limited train to Chicago, where he meets Eve Kendall, who hides him from the police. The two establish a relationship—on Kendall's part because she is secretly working with Vandamm—and she tells Thornhill that she has arranged a meeting with Kaplan at an isolated rural bus stop. Thornhill waits there, but is attacked by a crop duster plane. After trying to hide in a cornfield, he steps in front of a speeding tank truck; it brakes, and the airplane crashes into it, allowing him to escape. Thornhill reaches Kaplan's hotel in Chicago and learns that Kaplan had checked out before the time when Kendall claimed she talked to him. Thornhill goes to her room and confronts her, but she leaves. He tracks her to an art auction, where he finds Vandamm purchasing a Mexican Purépecha statue. At the Mount Rushmore visitor center Vandamm leaves his thugs to deal with Thornhill; in order to escape, Thornhill disrupts the auction until police are called to remove him. He says he is the fugitive murderer, but they release him to the government agency's chief, "The Professor", who reveals that Kaplan was invented to distract Vandamm from the real government agent: Eve Kendall. Thornhill agrees to help maintain her cover. At the Mount Rushmore visitor center near Rapid City, South Dakota, Thornhill—now willingly playing the role of Kaplan—negotiates Vandamm's turnover of Kendall to be arrested. Kendall then shoots Thornhill, seemingly fatally, and flees; it turns out her gun was loaded with blanks. Afterward, the Professor arranges for Thornhill and Kendall to meet. Thornhill learns Kendall must depart on a plane with Vandamm and his henchman Leonard. He tries to dissuade her from going, but is knocked unconscious and locked in a hospital room. Thornhill escapes the Professor's custody and goes to Vandamm's house to rescue Kendall. At the house, Thornhill overhears that the sculpture holds microfilm and that Leonard has discovered the blanks remaining in Kendall's gun. Vandamm indicates that he will kill Kendall by throwing her from the plane. Thornhill manages to warn her with a surreptitious note. Vandamm, Leonard, and Kendall head for the plane. As Vandamm boards, Kendall takes the sculpture and runs to the pursuing Thornhill. They flee to the top of Mount Rushmore. As they climb down the mountain they are pursued by Vandamm's thugs, including Leonard, who is fatally shot by a park ranger. Vandamm is taken into custody by the Professor. Meanwhile, Kendall is hanging on to the mountain by her fingertips. Thornhill reaches down to pull her up, at which point the scene cuts to him pulling her—now the new Mrs Thornhill—into an upper berth on a train, which enters a tunnel. ✅ Credits : Directed by : Alfred Hitchcock Written by : Ernest Lehman Produced by : Alfred Hitchcock Cinematography : Robert Burks Edited by : George Tomasini Music by : Bernard Herrmann Colour Process : Technicolor Distributed by : Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Release Date : July 1, 1959 ✅ Cast : Cary Grant as Roger Thornhill Eva Marie Saint as Eve Kendall James Mason as Phillip Vandamm Jessie Royce Landis as Clara Thornhill Leo G. Carroll as The Professor Josephine Hutchinson as "Mrs. Townsend" Philip Ober as Lester Townsend Martin Landau as Leonard Adam Williams as Valerian Edward Platt as Victor Larrabee Robert Ellenstein as Licht Les Tremayne as Auctioneer Philip Coolidge as Dr. Cross Patrick McVey as Sergeant Flamm Edward Binns as Captain Junket Ken Lynch as Charlie Maudie Prickett as Elsie the Maid Malcolm Atterbury as Man at the crossroads Tol Avery as State Police Detective John Beradino as Sergeant Emile Klinger Ned Glass as Ticket Seller Doreen Lang as Maggie, Roger's Secretary Nora Marlowe as Anna, the housekeeper Ralph Reed as Bellboy Olan Soule as Assistant Auctioneer Frank Wilcox as Herman Weitner Robert Shayne as Larry Wade Patricia Cutts as Hospital Patient Sara Berner as Telephone Operator (voice) ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_by_Northwest ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/42YBlB9 ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3Tm9ozK ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... The film begins with eldest daughter Katrin completing the last lines of her autobiographical novel. As she reminisces about her family life, there is a flashback to 1910, where the first of a series of vignettes finds Marta Hanson preparing the weekly budget with her husband Lars, daughters Katrin, Christine and Dagmar, and son Nels, who announces his desire to attend high school. Each family member makes a financial sacrifice to contribute to the boy's education. Marta's sister Trina arrives, announces she is marrying undertaker Peter Thorkelson, and implores Marta to break the news to their sisters Sigrid and Jenny. When Marta threatens to reveal embarrassing anecdotes about them, the women accept their sister's decision. When Jonathan Hyde, the Hansons' impoverished lodger, reads A Tale of Two Cities aloud for the family, they are deeply moved by the story. Later, the family is visited by Marta's gruff but soft-hearted Uncle Chris and his housekeeper Jessie Brown, who is secretly his wife. When Chris discovers Dagmar is ill with mastoiditis, he insists on taking her to the hospital. Dagmar's operation is a success, but Marta is prohibited from seeing her. Disguised as a member of the housekeeping staff, she sneaks into Dagmar's ward and softly sings to her. When Dagmar returns home, she learns her cat, Uncle Elizabeth, had been mauled and seriously injured during its outside wanderings. Despite Dagmar's belief in her mother's healing powers, Marta feels helpless to save the cat and sends Nels to buy chloroform so she can euthanize it. The following morning, she is astonished when Dagmar walks in with an apparently cured cat. Instead of killing the cat, the dose of chloroform that Marta had administered only provided the cat with the deep sleep it needed to aid its recovery. Mr. Hyde suddenly and quietly moves out, leaving his classic books and a check for his accumulated months of rent. The family's initial joy of receiving the large rent payment quickly vanishes once they discover that the check has no value. Sigrid and Jenny are furious; but as Marta tears up the worthless piece of paper, she declares that Hyde's gift of literature is far more valuable than the money itself. Katrin brags to Christine that their mother is going to buy her the dresser set she has long admired as a graduation present. As she is about to leave to perform in the school's production of The Merchant of Venice, Katrin learns (from a resentful Christine) that her mother traded her heirloom brooch for the gift. Distraught, Katrin performs badly in the play and later retrieves the brooch after trading back the dresser set. Marta then gives the brooch to Katrin as a graduation present. Katrin's father presents her with her first cup of coffee, which she had been told she could drink once she was a grown-up. After taking a few sips of the "adult" beverage, Katrin is overcome with emotion by her parents' gesture, and she rushes out of the room. Marta learns Uncle Chris is near death, and she takes Katrin to say goodbye. He reveals he has no money to leave his niece because he has been donating his income to help children with leg or foot problems walk again. He also reveals he is married to his housekeeper Jessie. After enjoying a final drink with his niece and Jessie, Uncle Chris dies peacefully in bed. Trina marries Peter Thorkelson in the Hanson's parlour. One year later, they are seen on a park bench with their baby in a baby carriage. The Story unfolds ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : George Stevens Screenplay by : DeWitt Bodeen Based on : I Remember Mama 1944 play by John Van Druten Mama's Bank Account 1943 novel by Kathryn Forbes Produced by : Harriet Parsons and George Stevens Cinematography : Nicholas Musuraca Edited by : Robert Swink Music by : Roy Webb Distributed by : RKO Radio Pictures Release Date : March 9, 1948 ✅ Cast : Irene Dunne as Marta 'Mama' Hanson Barbara Bel Geddes as Katrin Hanson Oscar Homolka as Uncle Chris Halvorsen Philip Dorn as Lars 'Papa' Hanson Steve Brown as Nels Hanson Peggy McIntyre as Christine Hanson June Hedin as Dagmar Hanson Sir Cedric Hardwicke as Mr. Jonathan Hyde Ellen Corby as Aunt Trina Hope Landin as Aunt Jenny Edith Evanson as Aunt Sigrid Edgar Bergen as Peter Thorkelson Florence Bates as Florence Dana Moorhead Barbara O'Neil as Jessie Brown Rudy Vallee as Dr. Johnson Tommy Ivo as Arne ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Remember_Mama_(film) ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3Tm9ozK 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3SZ0zuE ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... In 1699, pirate William Kidd loots and destroys the English galleon The Twelve Apostles near Madagascar. He and three Confederates bury the stolen treasure on a remote island. He returns to London and hires a gentleman's gentleman. Kidd then presents himself at the court of William III of England as an honest shipmaster seeking a royal commission as a privateer after striking his colours to a pirate. The king is persuaded by Kidd that the captain of The Twelve Apostles was that pirate, who has disappeared with his treasure. The King grants the commission. Kidd recruits a crew from condemned pirates in Newgate and Marshalsea prisons, promising them a royal pardon at the end of their voyage. Among them is the quarrelsome though cultured Adam Mercy. Kidd makes him the new master gunner because of his claimed prior service with pirate Captain Avery. The King sends Kidd and his ship the Adventure Galley to the waters near Madagascar to rendezvous with the ship Quedagh Merchant and provide an escort back to England. The Quedagh Merchant carries Lord Fallsworth, the King's ambassador to the Grand Mughal, his daughter Lady Anne Dunstan, and a chest of treasure from the Indian potentate to King William. Kidd's story about a pirate he fought nearby persuades Lord Fallsworth to switch ships with his daughter and the precious cargo. Kidd's navigator Jose Lorenzo lights a candle in the ship's magazine. Just as the transfer takes place, the Quedagh Merchant blows up. Kidd also arranges a fatal "accident" for Lord Fallsworth, leaving only a frightened Lady Anne. She turns to the only man she thinks she can trust, Shadwell, Kidd's servant. When she mentions the recent battle with pirates, Shadwell tells her it never happened. He advises her to put her faith in Adam Mercy. On the voyage home, Kidd schemes to rid himself of his three close associates (to avoid sharing the booty) and Mercy (whom he suspects of being a spy). Mercy is really the vengeance-seeking son of Admiral Lord Blayne, the slandered captain of The Twelve Apostles. When a smitten Lorenzo tries to force himself on Lady Anne, Kidd is delighted when Mercy engages him in a sword fight. Lorenzo is driven overboard to drown. During the fight, Mercy's medallion is torn from his neck. Kidd finds it and recognizes the Blayne family crest so he strongly suspects Mercy is really a relative of the murdered Captain Blayne. The story unfolds ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : Rowland V. Lee Screenplay by : Norman Reilly Raine Story by : Robert N. Lee Produced by : Benedict Bogeaus Cinematography : Archie Stout Edited by : James Smith and Charles Odds Music by : Werner Janssen Production Companies : Benedict Bogeaus and Captain Kidd Productions Distributed by : United Artists Release Date : November 22, 1945 ✅ Cast : Charles Laughton as Capt. William Kidd Randolph Scott as Adam Mercy Barbara Britton as Lady Anne Dunstan John Carradine as Orange Povey Gilbert Roland as Jose Lorenzo John Qualen as Bartholomew Blivens Sheldon Leonard as Cyprian Boyle William Farnum as Capt. Rawson Henry Daniell as King William III Reginald Owen as Cary Shadwell Abner Biberman as Theodore Blades (uncredited) Harry Cording as Newgate Prison Warder Ray Teal as Michael O'Shawn (uncredited) Frederick Worlock as Landers, Newgate Prison Governor (uncredited) ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Kidd_(film) ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3SZ0zuE 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3TlBJW3 ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... Tracy Lord is the elder daughter of a wealthy Philadelphia Main Line socialite family. She was married to C.K. Dexter Haven, a yacht designer and member of her social set, but divorced him two years prior, because, according to her father, he does not measure up to the standards she sets for all her friends and family: He drank too much for her taste, and, according to him, as she became critical of him, he drank more. Their only interaction while married, the film's opening scene, is her breaking his golf clubs and him pushing her to the ground. Now, she is about to marry nouveau riche "man of the people" George Kittredge. In New York, Spy magazine publisher Sidney Kidd is eager to cover the wedding, and assigns reporter Macaulay "Mike" Connor and photographer Liz Imbrie. Kidd intends to use the assistance of Dexter, who has been working for Spy in South America. Dexter tells Kidd that he will introduce them as friends of Tracy's brother Junius (a U.S. diplomat in Argentina). Tracy is not fooled, but Dexter tells her that Kidd has threatened the reputation of her family with an innuendo-laden article about her father's affair with a dancer. Tracy deeply resents her father's infidelity, which has prompted her parents to live separately. Nonetheless, to protect her family's reputation, she agrees to let Mike and Liz stay and cover her wedding. Dexter is welcomed back with open arms by Tracy's mother Margaret and teenage sister Dinah, much to Tracy's frustration. She soon discovers that Mike has admirable qualities, and even seeks out his book of short stories in the public library. As the wedding nears, she finds herself torn between her fiancé George, Dexter, and Mike. The night before the wedding, Tracy gets drunk for only the second time in her life, kisses Mike, and ultimately takes an innocent midnight swim with him. When George observes Mike carrying an intoxicated Tracy into the house afterwards, he assumes the worst. The next day, he tells her that he was shocked and feels entitled to an explanation before going ahead with the wedding. Yet, she admits she really has none, and realizes that he does not really know her at all. He has loved her as a perfect, ideal angel, an embodiment of goodness—a virginal statue—and not as a person, so she breaks off the engagement. By now she better understands her own imperfections and her criticism of others. Tracy realizes that all the guests have arrived and are waiting for the ceremony to begin. Mike quickly volunteers to marry her, but she graciously declines because she perceives that Liz is in love with him. Then, Dexter, who clearly planned to win her back all along, offers to remarry her, and she gladly accepts. ✅ Credits : Directed by : George Cukor Screenplay by : Donald Ogden Stewart Based on : The Philadelphia Story 1939 play by Philip Barry Produced by : Joseph L. Mankiewicz Cinematography : Joseph Ruttenberg Edited by : Frank Sullivan Music by : Franz Waxman Production Company : Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distributed by : Loew's, Inc. Release Dates : December 5, 1940 ✅ Cast : James Stewart as Macaulay "Mike" Connor Cary Grant as C.K. Dexter Haven Katharine Hepburn as Tracy Samantha Lord Ruth Hussey as Elizabeth "Liz" Imbrie John Howard as George Kittredge Roland Young as William Q. Tracy (Uncle Willie) John Halliday as Seth Lord Mary Nash as Margaret Lord Virginia Weidler as Dinah Lord Henry Daniell as Sidney Kidd Lionel Pape as Edward, a footman Rex Evans as Thomas, the butler David Clyde as Mac, the night watchman (uncredited) Hilda Plowright as the Librarian (uncredited) ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Philadelphia_Story_(film) ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3TlBJW3 ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/4c2ibP0 ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... The film begins with a monologue by an older Huw Morgan "I am packing my belongings in the shawl my mother used to wear when she went to the market. And I'm going from my valley. And this time, I shall never return." The valley and its villages are now blackened by the dust of the coal mines that surround the area. A young Huw, the youngest child of Gwilym Morgan, walks home with his father to meet his mother, Beth. His older brothers, Ianto, Ivor, Davy , Gwilym Jr. , and Owen all work in the coal mines with their father, while sister Angharad keeps house with their mother. Huw's childhood is idyllic; the town, not yet overrun with mining spoil, is beautiful, the household is warm and loving, and the miners sing as they walk home (in this case "Cwm Rhondda"). The wages are collected, the men wash then eat together. Afterwards, the spending money is given out. Huw is smitten on meeting Bronwyn, a girl engaged to be married to his eldest brother, Ivor. At the boisterous wedding party, Angharad meets the new preacher, Mr. Gruffydd, and there is an obvious mutual attraction. Trouble begins when the mine owner decreases wages, and the miners strike in protest. Gwilym's attempt to mediate by not endorsing a strike estranges him from the other miners as well as his older sons, who quit the house. Beth interrupts a late-night meeting of the strikers, threatening to kill anyone who harms her husband. She and Huw head across the fields in a snowstorm in the dark to return home. Later on their way home, the strikers hear Huw calling for help. They rescue Beth and Huw from the river. Beth has temporarily lost the use of her legs and the doctor fears that Huw, who has also lost the use of his legs, will never walk again. He eventually recovers with the help of Mr Gruffydd, which further endears the latter to Angharad. Narration by an older Huw recalls, "Men like my father cannot die. They are with me still, real in memory as they were in flesh, loving and beloved forever, how green was my valley then." The movie ends with a montage of family vignettes showing Huw with his father and mother, his brothers and sister. ✅ Credits : Directed by : John Ford Screenplay by : Philip Dunne Based on : How Green Was My Valley 1939 novel by Richard Llewellyn Produced by : Darryl F. Zanuck Narrated by : Irving Pichel Cinematography : Arthur C. Miller Edited by : James B. Clark Music by : Alfred Newman Distributed by : Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation Release Date : October 28, 1941 ✅ Cast : Walter Pidgeon as Mr. Gruffydd, pastor of the village chapel Maureen O'Hara as Angharad Morgan Donald Crisp as Gwilym Morgan Roddy McDowall as Huw Morgan Sara Allgood as Mrs. Beth Morgan Anna Lee as Bronwen, Ivor's wife Patric Knowles as Ivor Morgan John Loder as Ianto Morgan Barry Fitzgerald as Cyfartha, boxing manager Rhys Williams as Dai Bando, boxer Morton Lowry as Mr. Jonas, school teacher Arthur Shields as Mr. Parry, deacon Frederick Worlock as Dr. Richards Richard Fraser as Davy Morgan Evan S. Evans as Gwilym Morgan Jr. James Monks as Owen Morgan Ethel Griffies as Mrs. Nicholas, housekeeper Lionel Pape as Mr. Evans senior Marten Lamont as Iestyn Evans, his son Ann E. Todd as Ceinwen, school girl Clifford Severn as Mervyn Phillips, school bully Irving Pichel as adult Huw Morgan (the unseen narrator) ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_Green_Was_My_Valley_(film) ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/4c2ibP0 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3IlZ44D ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... In Britain in the early 1900s,[a] recently widowed Mrs Lucy Muir moves to the seaside village of Whitecliff despite the disapproval of her in-laws. She rents a house there named Gull Cottage, although it has a reputation for being haunted by the former owner, who committed suicide. On the first night after moving in with her young daughter, Anna, and her loyal maid, Martha, Lucy is terrorized by apparitions, but she stands resolute and demands the ghost show himself. The ghost, a roguish sea captain named Daniel Gregg, manifests. He tells Lucy that his death four years ago was not a suicide, but the result of accidentally kicking the valve on a gas-fired room heater in his sleep. Daniel explains that he wants to turn Gull Cottage into a home for retired seamen, thus why he has been frightening away tenants. However, due to Lucy's headstrong attitude, as well as her appreciation of the house, Daniel reluctantly agrees to allow her to live in Gull Cottage and promises to make himself visible only to her. Lucy's investment - her only source of income - has dried up, and her in-laws say she has no choice but to move back to London. However, Daniel has warmed up to her and asks her to stay. They decide to write a book, a dictation of his memories from his time at sea, from which she will profit. During the course of writing the book, they fall in love. Both realize it is a hopeless situation, and Daniel tells Lucy that she should find a living man to be with. In London, Lucy goes to meet a publisher and encounters Miles Fairley, a suave author who writes children's books under the pen name Uncle Neddy. The publisher agrees to publish Daniel's lurid and sensational recollections, titled Blood and Swash, providing Lucy with an advance which she uses to buy Gull Cottage. Fairley follows her back to Whitecliff and they begin a whirlwind courtship. Though initially jealous of their relationship, Daniel decides to leave, as he considers himself an obstacle to Lucy's chance at happiness. While she is asleep, he places in her mind the suggestion that she alone wrote the book and his presence was merely a dream. He fades away after declaring his regret that he never had a life with her. Fairley cancels a planned visit to Gull Cottage, saying he will be in London for a few days. Lucy visits London to sign a contract and obtains Fairley's address in the city from the office clerk to pay a surprise visit. She discovers that Fairley is already married with two children, and Mrs. Fairley tells her she has caught him in extramarital affairs before. Heartbroken, Lucy returns to Whitecliff to spend the rest of her life as a recluse, with Martha looking after her. Anna goes to university and returns with a Royal Navy lieutenant she plans to marry. Mrs. Fairley grows fed up with her husband's philandering, divorces him, and takes full custody of their children. Anna reveals to her mother that she too saw Daniel, whom she regarded as a childhood crush, meaning Daniel broke his promise to Lucy not to show himself. Anna argues that Daniel must be real since they both saw him, but Lucy reasons it is more logical to conclude that she transmitted her delusion to Anna by word of mouth than to believe in ghosts. Many years later, Lucy is now ailing and under a doctor's care, and Anna's daughter (also named Lucy) is engaged to a plane captain. Anna believes that affection for captains runs in their family. Lucy rejects the glass of hot milk Martha has brought for her with a complaint that she is tired. After Martha leaves the room, Lucy dies. Daniel returns and approaches her, whispering that she will never be tired again. Taking his hands, her young spirit leaves her aged body and greets him with a loving smile. Unnoticed by Martha, the couple leave the house and walk arm-in-arm into an ethereal mist. ✅ Credits : Directed by : Joseph L. Mankiewicz Screenplay by : Philip Dunne Based on : The Ghost of Captain Gregg and Mrs. Muir 1945 novel by R.A. Dick Produced by : Fred Kohlmar Cinematography : Charles Lang Edited by : Dorothy Spencer Music by : Bernard Herrmann Distributed by : 20th Century Fox Release Date : June 26, 1947 ✅ Cast : Gene Tierney as Lucy Muir Rex Harrison as Captain Daniel Gregg George Sanders as Miles Fairley Edna Best as Martha Huggins Vanessa Brown as Anna Muir (as an adult) Anna Lee as Mrs. Fairley Natalie Wood as Anna Muir (as a child) Robert Coote as Mr. Coombe Isobel Elsom as Angelica Muir, Lucy's mother-in-law Victoria Horne as Eva Muir, Lucy's sister-in-law Whitford Kane as Mr. Sproule, the publisher (uncredited)[1] Stuart Holmes as Man ordered out of train compartment by the Captain ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ghost_and_Mrs._Muir ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3IlZ44D 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

✅ The Story ... 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3P3ZKPQ ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK In late 1945, one-armed John J. Macreedy gets off a train at the isolated Californian desert hamlet of Black Rock. The residents immediately appear suspicious, as this is the first time in four years that the train has stopped there. After Macreedy states he is looking for a man named Komoko, several of the local men become hostile. Hastings, the telegraph agent, tells him there are no taxicabs. The hotel desk clerk, Pete Wirth, claims he has no vacant rooms. Hector David threatens him. Later, Reno Smith informs Macreedy that Komoko, a Japanese-American, was interned during World War II. Macreedy visits the local sheriff, Tim Horn, but the alcoholic lawman is of no help. The veterinarian and undertaker, Doc Velie, advises Macreedy to leave town immediately but lets slip that Komoko is dead. Pete's sister Liz rents Macreedy a Jeep. He drives to nearby Adobe Flat, where he finds a homestead burned to the ground and wildflowers growing nearby. As Macreedy drives back, Coley Trimble tries to run him off the road. Macreedy tries to leave town, but Liz, having been confronted by Smith earlier, refuses to rent him the Jeep again. When Smith asks about his lost left arm, Macreedy discloses that he lost it fighting in Italy. Macreedy says the wildflowers at the Komoko site lead him to suspect that a body is buried there. Smith reveals that he is virulently anti-Japanese; he tried to enlist in one of the armed services the day after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, but he failed the physical examination. Macreedy tries to telephone the state police, but Pete refuses to connect the call. Doc Velie admits that something terrible happened four years ago, but Smith has everyone too terrified to speak openly about it. Velie offers Macreedy his old hearse to leave town, but Hector disables it. Macreedy writes a telegram to the state police and gives it to Hastings. Macreedy goes to the diner where Trimble provokes a fight with him but Macreedy, though disabled, easily beats Trimble by using martial arts. Macreedy confronts Smith and accuses him of killing Komoko with the help of others. Hastings arrives and tries to give Smith a piece of paper, but Macreedy snatches it away from Smith. It is his unsent telegram. Macreedy and Velie tell Hastings he has broken the law and demand that Horn take action. Horn stands up to arrest Hastings, but Smith pulls the sheriff's badge off Horn's shirt and pins it on Hector, who casually tears up the telegram. After Smith and Hector leave, Macreedy reveals that the loss of his arm had left him wallowing in self-pity, but Trimble's attempt to kill him has reinvigorated him. Macreedy finally reveals that Komoko's son died in combat (with the 442nd Infantry Regiment) while saving his life. Macreedy came to town intending to give the man's medal to Komoko. Macreedy learns that the elder Komoko had leased some farmland from Smith, who was sure there was no water. Komoko dug a well and found water. After Smith was rejected for military service, he and the other men got to drinking, then decided to scare Komoko. The old man barricaded himself inside his home, but the men set it on fire. When Komoko emerged ablaze, Smith shot and killed him. Doc and Pete enlist Liz to help Macreedy escape under cover of darkness. Hector is standing guard outside the hotel; Pete lures him into the office, where Doc Velie knocks him unconscious. Liz drives Macreedy out of town but stops at Adobe Flat. Macreedy realizes he has been set up. When Smith starts shooting at him, Macreedy shelters behind the Jeep. Liz rushes towards Smith despite Macreedy's warning. Smith tells her that she has to die along with the rest of his accomplices. Smith shoots her in the back as she flees. Macreedy finds a bottle and fills it with gas from the Jeep's fuel tank to create a Molotov cocktail. When Smith climbs down for a better shot, Macreedy throws the Molotov cocktail against a boulder, setting Smith on fire ... The story unfolds ✅ Credits : Directed by : John Sturges Screenplay by : Millard Kaufman and Don McGuire (adaptation) Based on : "Bad Time at Honda" 1947 short story in The American Magazine by Howard Breslin Produced by : Dore Schary Cinematography : William C. Mellor Edited by : Newell P. Kimlin Music by : André Previn Distributed by : Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Release Date : January 7, 1955 ✅ Cast : Spencer Tracy as John J. Macreedy Robert Ryan as Reno Smith Anne Francis as Liz Wirth Dean Jagger as Sheriff Tim Horn Walter Brennan as Doc Velie John Ericson as Pete Wirth Ernest Borgnine as Coley Trimble Lee Marvin as Hector David Russell Collins as Mr Hastings Walter Sande as Sam, the diner owner ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bad_Day_at_Black_Rock ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3P3ZKPQ 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3Tm9APu ✅ The Story ... India, 1947: In the final days of British rule, Victoria Jones, the beautiful daughter of an Indian mother and an English train engineer, is serving in the British Army. She returns on leave after four years to her childhood home in the fictional town of Bhowani, north-western India, where supporters of Mahatma Gandhi are campaigning for Indian independence while communists, led by a revolutionary known as Davay, foment riot and sabotage. She becomes reacquainted with a childhood sweetheart also of Anglo-Indian heritage, rail traffic superintendent Patrick Taylor, and also with Colonel Rodney Savage, a British army officer whose Indian battalion has been posted to Bhowani to maintain law and order as British rule ends. The protesters disrupt the rail service and Savage places Victoria on duty during the crisis. He disperses the protesters violently and Victoria does not approve of his methods. She begins seriously contemplating her identity and speculates that she should marry a man from India, although clearly, Taylor is still in love with her and Savage has become infatuated with her. Walking home alone one night, Victoria is attacked and nearly raped by Captain McDaniel, one of Savage's men, but in self-defence, she strikes him on the head with a steel bar and kills him. Finding her, a Sikh co-worker of Taylor's, Ranjit Kasel, takes her to his home and offers her sanctuary, introducing her to his mother, the Sadani, and to a guest in their home, Ghanshyam, who offers to hide McDaniel's body after the Sadani worries that her son Ranjit will be accused of murdering the officer. Davay's raids on the military infrastructure continue. He blows up a train, causing numerous deaths and injuries. Victoria, influenced by her love for India, decides to marry Ranjit, but during the ceremony, fearing the complete loss of her dual-race identity, suddenly flees. When an army sentry is found murdered because he saw McDaniel and Victoria together just before she killed the officer, Victoria realizes that the man in Ranjit's home, Ghanshyam, is actually Davay and that the Sadani, once a notorious Indian resistance leader, has been harbouring him. Davay kidnaps Victoria, using her to escape the city aboard her father's train. Savage and Taylor intercept the train before it reaches a tunnel, rescuing Victoria but finding Davay has gone into the tunnel with dynamite. Taylor recklessly advances into the tunnel to defuse the dynamite but is shot by Davay, who in turn is immediately shot and killed by Savage. Savage, cradling Taylor as he dies, watches the safe passage of the train. On board is Gandhi, whom Davay intended to assassinate, thereby inciting further hostilities and riots. Savage's duty in India ends and he is summoned back to England, but his love for Victoria has become overwhelming. The story unfolds ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : George Cukor Written by : Sonya Levien and Ivan Moffat Based on : Bhowani Junction 1954 novel by John Masters Produced by : Pandro S. Berman Cinematography : Freddie Young Edited by : George Boemler and Frank Clarke Music by : Miklós Rózsa Production Company : Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British Studios Distributed by : Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Release Date : 29 October 1956 ✅ Cast : Ava Gardner as Victoria Jones Stewart Granger as Colonel Rodney Savage Bill Travers as Patrick Taylor Abraham Sofaer as Surabhai Francis Matthews as Ranjit Kasel Marne Maitland as Govindaswami Peter Illing as Ghanshyam aka Davay Edward Chapman as Thomas Jones Freda Jackson as the Sadani Lionel Jeffries as Captain Graham McDaniel Alan Tilvern as Ted Dunphy Yousaf D Hamdani as Assistant Director Neelo as a 15-year-old girl Zohra Mahmood, special appearance ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhowani_Junction_(film) ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3Tm9APu 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3uW915K ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... In Skagway in 1900, Jack Thornton announces to a crowded bar that he is going home after striking it rich in the gold fields. However, he loses most of his money gambling first. Then he runs into an old pal, "Shorty" Hoolihan, just released from jail after serving a sentence for reading other people's mail. Shorty tells Jack that the contents of one letter he read is worth a million dollars. It contained a map to a rich gold strike; prospector Martin Blake died before he could stake his claim to it, but the letter was mailed to his son John. Shorty had to eat the map when he was apprehended but reconstructed it as best he could from memory. Jack's luck changes when he pays $250 for Buck, a savage St. Bernard dog, to keep him from being shot by an arrogant Englishman named Smith. Jack and Shorty head off for the Yukon with the map, Buck and other dogs. Along the way, they rescue Claire Blake from wolves. Her husband is Martin Blake's son and had the original map; he left to look for food and did not return. She refuses to leave without determining John's fate, but Jack drags her away. Sharing the hardships of the trail on their way to Dawson, her initial loathing of Jack gradually melts away. Once they reach Dawson, Jack proposes she join forces with them, as she knows what parts of Shorty's map are wrong. She agrees. However, they still need a stake. Smith bets a thousand dollars against Buck that the dog cannot pull a heavily loaded sled weighing a thousand pounds a hundred yards. Buck manages the feat, enabling them to buy what they need. After the trio set out in search of Martin Blake's find, a barely alive John Blake is found and brought in. He talks Smith into backing him and joining him on the trail to the site but does not trust the Englishman and his two henchmen. The three reach their destination and find it to be all they had hoped. Shorty leaves to file a claim. Jack and Claire wait and eventually acknowledge their love for each other. Buck, in the meantime, feels a strong urge to join a pack of wolves; he frequently leaves to spend time with a female wolf. When Blake and Smith reach the site, Smith has Blake strangled and then holds Jack and Claire at gunpoint. The intruders take the gold they have already gathered and destroy anything that would enable the couple to leave. The villains then leave in their canoe, but it overturns and they drown, weighed down by the stolen gold, within sight of Jack and Claire. Buck finds John Blake, still alive, though in bad shape. They nurse him back to health. Jack wants to keep Claire anyway, but she will not go along. Jack then recommends that John leave to get proper medical attention before the weather makes it impossible. John and Claire leave. Jack acknowledges Buck's desire to answer the "call of the wild", and releases him into the wilderness. Buck is shown with his new family of half-dog, half-wolf pups, playing in the woods. Jack is soon joined by Shorty, who arrives with news of their claim and a new cook. WATCH THE TRAILER ON YOUTUBE : https://youtu.be/aOnc0bSVVLQ Credits : Directed by : William A. Wellman Screenplay by : Gene Fowler and Leonard Praskins Based on : The Call of the Wild by Jack London Produced by : Darryl F. Zanuck Cinematography : Charles Rosher Edited by : Hanson T. Fritch Music by : Alfred Newman Production Company : 20th Century Pictures, Inc. 20th Century Fox Distributed by : United Artists Corp and 20th Century Fox Release Date : August 9, 1935 ✅ Cast : Clark Gable as Jack Thornton Loretta Young as Claire Blake Jack Oakie as "Shorty" Hoolihan Reginald Owen as Mr. Smith Frank Conroy as John Blake Katherine DeMille as Marie Sidney Toler as Joe Groggins James Burke as Ole Charles Stevens as Francois Lalo Encinas as Kali Thomas E. Jackson as "Tex" Rickard Russ Powell as Bartender Herman Bing as Sam George McQuarrie as Mounted Policeman Buck as himself ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_of_the_Wild_(1935_film) ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3uW915K 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3V2e5QF ✅ The Story ... The residents of the village of Titfield are shocked to learn that their railway branch line to the town of Mallingford is to be closed. Sam Weech, the local vicar and a railway enthusiast, and Gordon Chesterford, the village squire, decide to take over the line by setting up a company through a Light Railway Order. On securing financial backing from Walter Valentine, a wealthy man with a fondness for daily drinking, the men learn that the Ministry of Transport will allow them a month’s trial period, after which they must pass an inspection to make the Order permanent. Weech is helped by Chesterford and retired track layer Dan Taylor to run the train and volunteers from the village to operate the station. Bus operators Alec Pearce and Vernon Crump, who bitterly oppose the idea and wish to set up a bus line between Titfield and Mallingford, attempt to sabotage the plans. Aided by Harry Hawkins, a steam roller operator who hates the railway, Crump and Pearce attempt to block the line on its first run and sabotage the line's water tower but are thwarted by Weech and the line's supportive passengers. After Chesterford refuses to accept a merger offer from them, Crump and Pearce hire Hawkins to help them derail the steam locomotive and passenger coach lent to the villagers by British Railways, the night before the line's inspection. Blakeworth, the town clerk of Mallingford, is mistakenly arrested despite trying to stop the attempt, and the villagers become disheartened that their line will now close without any rolling stock and working steam locomotive. Valentine visits Taylor, who suggests that they borrow a locomotive from Mallingford's rail yards. Despite being both drunk, they manage to acquire one but accidentally crash it after they're spotted taking it. Both men are promptly arrested by the police as a result. Meanwhile, Weech is inspired by a picture of the line's first locomotive, the Thunderbolt, which is now housed in the Mallingford Town Hall museum. Upon securing Blakeworth's release, he helps them to acquire the locomotive for the branch line. To complete their new train, the villagers use Taylor's home, an old railway carriage body, hastily strapped to a flat wagon. In the morning, Pearce and Crump drive to the village to prepare to take passengers but are shocked to see the train waiting at the station. Distracted from his driving, Pearce crashes the bus into the police van transporting Valentine and Taylor, and when Crump lets slip that they have been involved in sabotaging the line they are promptly arrested ... The story unfolds ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : Charles Crichton Written by : T.E.B. Clarke Produced by : Michael Truman Cinematography : Douglas Slocombe Edited by : Seth Holt Music by : Georges Auric Colour Process : Technicolor Production Company : Ealing Studios Distributed by : General Film Distributors (UK) Release Dates : 5 March 1953 ✅ Cast : Stanley Holloway as Walter Valentine George Relph as Vicar Sam Weech Naunton Wayne as George Blakeworth John Gregson as Squire Gordon Chesterford Godfrey Tearle as Ollie Matthews, the Bishop of Welchester Hugh Griffith as Dan Taylor Gabrielle Brune as Joan Hampton Sid James as Harry Hawkins Reginald Beckwith as Coggett Edie Martin as Emily Michael Trubshawe as Ruddock Jack MacGowran as Vernon Crump Ewan Roberts as Alec Pearce Herbert C. Walton as Seth John Rudling as Clegg Nancy O'Neil as Mrs Blakeworth Campbell Singer as Police Sergeant Frank Atkinson as Station Sergeant Wensley Pithey as Policeman ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Titfield_Thunderbolt ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3V2e5QF 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3P6NGgG ✅ The Story ... In 1862, in the American Southwest during the Civil War, three bounty hunters attacked Mexican bandit Tuco Ramirez and died by his hand. Elsewhere, mercenary "Angel Eyes" interrogates former Confederate soldier Stevens, whom he has been hired to kill. In an attempt to save his life, Stevens tells Angel Eyes about Jackson, a fugitive who stole a cache of Confederate gold. Jackson's new alias is "Bill Carson". Angel Eyes kills Stevens and then his own employer, so he can find the gold himself. Tuco is rescued from another three bounty hunters by a drifter, whom he calls "Blondie". Blondie delivers Tuco to a sheriff and collects his $2,000 bounty. As Tuco is about to be hanged, Blondie severs his noose by shooting it and setting him free. The two escape and split the bounty. They repeat the process in another town until Blondie grows weary of Tuco's complaints and strands him in the desert. Bent on revenge, and after one failed attempt with his gang, Tuco finally catches up with Blondie and force-marches him across the desert until Blondie collapses from dehydration. A runaway ambulance arrives with several dead Confederate soldiers and a near-death Bill Carson, who promises Tuco $200,000 in Confederate gold, buried in a grave in Sad Hill Cemetery, in exchange for help. When Tuco returns with water, Carson has died, and Blondie is slumped next to him. However, before dying, Carson revealed the name on the grave to Blondie. Despite being mortal enemies, Blondie and Tuco realize they need one another alive to find the gold since only Tuco knows the name of the cemetery and only Blondie knows which grave to dig. Posing as a Confederate soldier, Tuco takes Blondie to a nearby mission to recover. There, Tuco reunites with his brother, Pablo, who left his family to become a priest when Tuco was just a child. Their meeting does not go well and they quickly become hostile. Tuco and Blondie subsequently leave. The duo continues on their search for the gold. Tuco yells pro-Confederate statements to a distant group of soldiers, but they turn out to be members of a Union patrol. The two are taken to a prison camp that Angel Eyes has infiltrated as a Union sergeant in his search for Bill Carson. Tuco poses as Carson and is taken away for questioning. He reveals the name of the cemetery under torture and is sent away to be hanged. Knowing Blondie would not reveal the name on the grave, Angel Eyes recruits him into his search. Blondie finds Tuco and together they kill the gang, but Angel Eyes manages to escape. Once again, they travel toward Sad Hill. They find themselves on the Union Army's side of a skirmish involving a military siege with Confederates over a strategic bridge. Blondie decides to destroy the bridge to disperse the two armies and clear their path. As they wire the bridge with explosives, Tuco suggests they share the location of the grave with each other in case either is killed. Tuco reveals the name of the cemetery while Blondie says "Arch Stanton" is the name on the grave. After the bridge is demolished, the armies disperse. Tuco steals a horse and rides to Sad Hill to claim the gold for himself. Blondie and Angel Eyes catch up to him as he digs up the grave, which contains no gold. If you're Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef fans, you'll love this film! ✅ Credits : Directed by : Sergio Leone Screenplay by : Age Scarpelli, Luciano, Vincenzoni and Sergio Leone Story by : Luciano Vincenzoni and Sergio Leone Produced by : Alberto Grimaldi Cinematography : Tonino Delli Colli Music by : Ennio Morricone Production Companies : Produzioni Europee Associate, United Artists Distributed by : Produzioni Europee Associate Release Date : 23 December 1966 ✅ Cast : Al Mulock as Elam, a one-armed bounty hunter Aldo Giuffrè as alcoholic Union Captain Clinton Aldo Sambrell as a member of Angel Eyes' gang Benito Stefanelli as a member of Angel Eyes' gang Antonio Casale as Jackson/Bill Carson Livio Lorenzon as Baker Enzo Petito as The Gun Shop Owner John Bartha as Sheriff José Terrón as Thomas "Shorty" Larson Lorenzo Robledo as Clem Luigi Pistilli as Father Pablo Ramírez Mario Brega as Corporal Wallace Antonio Molino Rojo as Captain Harper Rada Rassimov as Maria Jesús Guzmán as Pardue the Hotel Owner Ricardo Palacios as Barista a Socorro Antonio Casas as Stevens Antoñito Ruiz as Stevens's youngest son Román Ariznavarreta as Bounty Hunter Sergio Mendizábal as Blonde Bounty Hunter ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Good,_the_Bad_and_the_Ugly ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3P6NGgG 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/49ENYnw ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... Joe Grange quits his job as a Los Angeles accountant and gambles all of his savings on a racehorse named Gallant Man, the longest of longshots. He has his cab driver friend Toby Gleeton bet for him. Meaning well, Gleeton bets everything on the favourite, but Gallant Man wins. Toby has helped introduce Joe to the love of his life, Ronnie Moore, who puts up with Joe's gambling for a while. But when she expects a child, even Joe's winning of a house does not make her trust his ways. Joe is too busy playing poker to be there when their son Richard is born, and he is suckered by horse trainer John Ramsey into betting $40,000 on a race, blowing it all. Having lost his wife and money, Joe is desperate to put things right. When he hears Ronnie is entering Gallant Man in a $100,000 race at Hollywood Park, he tries to stop her before she loses everything. It turns out she knew exactly what she was doing, and even forgives Joe after their horse's victory. ✅ Credits : Directed by : Frank Borzage Written by : Steve Fisher and Bradley King Produced by : Frank Borzage Cinematography : Tony Gaudio Edited by : Richard L. Van Enger Music by : Hans J. Salter Production Company : Republic Pictures Distributed by : Republic Pictures Release Date : June 1, 1947 ✅ Cast : Don Ameche as Joe Grange Catherine McLeod as Ronnie Moore / Grange Roscoe Karns as Toby Gleeton John Ridgely as Ramsey Kitty Irish as Kitty Joe Frisco as Willie Wagonstatter Gregory Marshall as Richard Grange Dorothy Adams as Millie Frankie Darro as Jockey Hampton J. Scott as Sam John Miljan as Secretary William B. Davidson as Monte Joe Hernandez as Race Track Announcer Ray Walker as Gambler ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/That%27s_My_Man ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/49ENYnw 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/49zRpfb ✅ WATCH MORE CLASSIC MOVIES - HTTPS://WWW.MOVIEMAGIC.UK ✅ The Story ... In the early months of the Second World War, Nazi Germany's Kriegsmarine sends out merchant raiders to attack Allied shipping. The British Royal Navy responds with hunting groups whose mission is to stop these attacks. In time, the German battleship Admiral Graf Spee is discovered in the Atlantic, just off South America, by a trio of British cruisers. With its speed and destructive firepower, Graf Spee is a formidable menace. Nevertheless, the British go straight into attack, closing swiftly to minimise the Graf Spee's substantial advantage in gun range. The British use their superior numbers to split her fire by attacking from different directions. But Graf Spee, under Captain Hans Langsdorff (Peter Finch), inflicts much damage on her foes. One of them, HMS Exeter, is particularly hard hit and is forced to retire to the Falklands for repair. For her own part, the Graf Spee sustains some damage and takes refuge in the neutral port of Montevideo, Uruguay, for repairs. According to international law, the ship may remain in a neutral harbour only long enough to repair for seaworthiness, not to refit for battle; any overstay will lead to the ship and its crew being interned for the duration of the war. The British initially demand the Uruguayan authorities send Graf Spee out to sea within 24 hours, but once they recognise that reinforcements can arrive for an impending second battle they change their strategy and lobbied for an extension for the Germans. In reality, the most powerful British ships are still extremely distant, but local media spreads false reports that more Royal Navy warships have arrived, including battleships and aircraft carriers; in fact, only three cruisers (Exeter having been replaced by HMS Cumberland) lie in wait. The story unfolds ... ✅ Credits : Directed by : Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger Written by : Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger Produced by : Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger Narrated by : David Farrar Cinematography : Christopher Challis Edited by : Reginald Mills Music by : Brian Easdale Distributed by : Rank Film Distributors Ltd. Release Date : 29 October 1956 ✅ Cast : Peter Finch as Captain Hans Langsdorff Admiral Graf Spee Bernard Lee as Captain Patrick Dove MS Africa Shell Andrew Cruickshank as Captain William Stubbs SS Doric Star Peter Dyneley as Captain John Robison SS Newton Beech Anthony Quayle as Commodore Ian Hunter as Captain Charles Woodhouse Julian Somers as Quartermaster of Admiral Graf Spee Patrick Macnee as Lieutenant Commander Ralph Medley HMS Ajax John Gregson as Captain Frederick "Hookie" Bell Jack Gwillim as Captain Edward Parry John Le Mesurier as the Chaplain of HMS Exeter Donald Moffat as Able Seaman Swanston Barry Foster as Able Seaman Roper ✅ Film Information Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Battle_of_the_River_Plate_(film) ✅ Copyright Protected : ALL RIGHTS TO THIS MOVIE REMAIN WITH THE OWNERS 📦 BUY THIS MOVIE ON AMAZON : https://amzn.to/49zRpfb 🎬 Don't Miss Out : Subscribe to our channel or HTTPS://MOVIEMAGIC.UK - for more movie reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and cinematic discussions. 🎞️ Stay tuned for our next exploration into the World of Classic Cinema - Movies of Yesteryear!

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