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Sidney Poitier - No Way Out (Pt. 2/3)
34:47
13 лет назад
Sidney Poitier - No Way Out (Pt. 1/3)
37:04
13 лет назад
Sidney Poitier - GWCTD (8/9)
10:51
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Sidney Poitier - GWCTD (7/9)
10:08
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Sidney Poitier - GWCTD (4/9)
8:15
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Sidney Poitier - GWCTD (3/9)
12:01
13 лет назад
No Way Out (11/11)
8:04
14 лет назад
No Way Out (10/11)
8:14
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No Way Out (9/11)
10:42
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No Way Out (8/11)
10:01
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No Way Out (2/11)
9:57
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No Way Out (7/11)
9:38
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No Way Out (6/11)
10:25
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No Way Out (5/11)
9:56
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No Way Out (4/11)
9:49
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No Way Out (3/11)
9:47
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No Way Out (1/11)
10:20
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Комментарии
@adi0skater7775
@adi0skater7775 11 лет назад
and also, how times HAVEN'T changed...
@ACLTony
@ACLTony 11 лет назад
You are so correct!
@originaldeftom
@originaldeftom 11 лет назад
One of my favourite movies of all time. Still so very relevant in more than the obviouos way...
@MrDaGeil
@MrDaGeil 11 лет назад
Sidney is from the Caribbean so he has a more British approach. Just because he's black doesn't mean he's a gangxta. :-)
@PuntoMariposa
@PuntoMariposa 11 лет назад
But was a dilema in the pass and today in some state of south of USA some Judges do not want to marry couples mixed
@MrIndeeply
@MrIndeeply 11 лет назад
A good movie but if I was the Black Doctor I would have not worried about an autopsy when everyone else was convince that he did not murder the guy's brother
@hudstar2011
@hudstar2011 11 лет назад
fantastic movie.
@trolliam.9960
@trolliam.9960 11 лет назад
Their son becomes the 44th President! Lol
@BlueLeopard200
@BlueLeopard200 12 лет назад
"don't speak, just go" only K.Hepburn can make such a simple line seem so powerful
@liveinpepperland
@liveinpepperland 12 лет назад
I think Joey and John would make the most GORGEOUS children!
@liveinpepperland
@liveinpepperland 12 лет назад
I loved the priests version of We can work it out by the Beatles!!!!!!
@paulagalvez8411
@paulagalvez8411 12 лет назад
this movie is just great. i love all these actresses and actors. and katherine hepburns niece in this movie was just fantastic.
@hjb103055
@hjb103055 12 лет назад
It was in 1967.
@briankim1-lithia
@briankim1-lithia 12 лет назад
now i see where "Guess Who" got their inspiration
@sheltv100
@sheltv100 12 лет назад
If I could do a remake of this film, I would have the white woman grab the gun and kill the bigot. But a doctor would not have allowed that. Because you know, the difficulty of being a doctor is to help someone regardless of colour even if that person is a bigot.
@camglo00
@camglo00 12 лет назад
i think that mike may be from the future with what he was saying
@TatanPoitier
@TatanPoitier 12 лет назад
Thank you then. But I think both interpretations are ok. I think there's something from yours and mine here.
@hossanajes7473
@hossanajes7473 12 лет назад
ohhhh I love this movie very much!!! I am from North Africa and I love America cause there is no racism over there, these days i have to say !!!
@Juliaflo
@Juliaflo 12 лет назад
The incomparable Beah Richards.
@kickyerass
@kickyerass 12 лет назад
That's a sad statement. If you think that way... it will be true. You are what you project. You can turn anything around. Change YOUR thoughts/ change your reality. Trust me.. and good luck!
@kickyerass
@kickyerass 12 лет назад
WOW!!!! What a scene!! Ms. Hepburn is the best of all time.
@kickyerass
@kickyerass 12 лет назад
What an ignorant statement. Your premise is simply untrue. Conservative does NOT equate to anything about race. It's about small government and fiscal responsibility. Why did you make it about race? hmmmm?! BTW; This is my favorite movie of all time, and my favorite line is Sidney giving his dad the what-for.
@kickyerass
@kickyerass 12 лет назад
I could watch this movie over and over and over again and again and again... I think it's one of the best films ever made, and each actor is absolutely brilliant.
@user-lw9de3zy7z
@user-lw9de3zy7z 12 лет назад
And who'da thunk that he'd be in charge of the War on Whistleblowers, drone assassinations of (Muslim) American citizens without due process and veiled giveaways to Wall Street. Hope and Change!
@ThaKidSkateboardD
@ThaKidSkateboardD 12 лет назад
I love this movie...such a great message. It truly reminds us that true love knows no bounds.
@WakandaBabe
@WakandaBabe 12 лет назад
"It's not that I don't want to know you Hillary, although I don't,...". LOLOL Best EVER!
@WakandaBabe
@WakandaBabe 12 лет назад
No my friend, you are wrong in your interpretation. Let me explain it to you from a black person's perspective. The maid had an attitude many blacks had at the time...she felt that Poitier was living 'above' himself by marrying a white woman. It is a subtle form of prejudice that still exists among some black people. If you are not an American black it would be difficult to see and understand. But that's it. Has absolutely nothing to do with the fact the the maid raised her.
@WakandaBabe
@WakandaBabe 12 лет назад
Ms. Houghton is her niece in real life.
@WakandaBabe
@WakandaBabe 12 лет назад
The scene between Tracy and Beah Richards was incredible. Ms. Richards was an astonishing actress.
@stitchesful
@stitchesful 12 лет назад
People always say that mankind isn't accomplishing anything in this world or improving himself at all. I always hear people say that we not only aren't getting any better as far as kindness and being more Godly, but that we are getting even worse. Maybe that's true, I don't know. But when you watch this movie you can certainly see at least one way that people have gotten better. They're definitely more accepting and open minded, and maybe at least a little less racist.
@GQbum
@GQbum 12 лет назад
@grabit1 i did not know that. that's great.
@GQbum
@GQbum 12 лет назад
great movie. thanks for posting. we are all the same.
@beattlebrain1
@beattlebrain1 12 лет назад
Sidney is so handsome. Swoon..
@TatanPoitier
@TatanPoitier 12 лет назад
@TheFiyinfolu /mN1p2iSOa4U
@JT2012a
@JT2012a 12 лет назад
thanks for posting this film. Really enjoyed it...just to think of all that unnecessary bigotry of the past...we laugh at it now.
@ThePayola123
@ThePayola123 12 лет назад
No wonder so many conservatives in the West loathe the 1960s with a disgust that would make your brain boil right in your skull.
@ThePayola123
@ThePayola123 12 лет назад
OMG...she fell in love with a colored man. How very shocking...LOL!
@ThePayola123
@ThePayola123 12 лет назад
Richard Widmark was a great actor.
@16lucylover
@16lucylover 12 лет назад
Ms. Hepburn and her niece look so much alike to be mother and daughter they even have the same name!
@16lucylover
@16lucylover 12 лет назад
and to think they met in Hawaii the Obama's also met in Hawaii "quinky dink" eh?
@sheltv100
@sheltv100 12 лет назад
This is the most beautiful love story movie I have ever seen. Too bad this will never happen to me in real life because no woman (regardless of race) wants to be with me.
@sheltv100
@sheltv100 12 лет назад
Hey a Japanese owned joint in this film.
@sheltv100
@sheltv100 12 лет назад
I am a black expat living and working in Japan. All northeast Asians should watch this.
@RoDJ99
@RoDJ99 12 лет назад
I've never heard the word "bitch" used like that in a 60s film!
@WakandaBabe
@WakandaBabe 12 лет назад
Extraordinary movie. Thx for uploading!
@justme2me
@justme2me 12 лет назад
what a movie! thks for posting:)
@leonor123456
@leonor123456 12 лет назад
sophisticated man listening "sophisticated lady" while drinking over the sink 0:59
@WakandaBabe
@WakandaBabe 12 лет назад
why Richard Widmark never won an Oscar is a mystery. He was fabulous. He and Sidney Poitier became life-long friends after this movie.
@WakandaBabe
@WakandaBabe 12 лет назад
Thanks for this classic.
@booksandtoys
@booksandtoys 12 лет назад
@6ebony2 That was such a powerful scene...