Captain Kidd (1945) RESTORED 

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@@PizzaFLIX Thank you. It's never the pizza, nor the pasta...but THE SAUCE! That's what makes it shine over others or not- "The secret is 'da sauce!". PS: Good sauce takes hours simmering on a stovetop, not seconds in a microwave!!! -Dark Helmut

@@THE-HammerMan, and good dough! Choice toppings, may I have it deep-dish, please, P.F.?!

@@michaelwertzy9808 You got it, Paisan! BTW: The secret for leftover pizza that tastes better than fresh: -Wrap each slice separately in foil. But before closing foil, run water over your fingers and flick some water on top of slice--then seal aluminium foil. Heat 7-8 minutes in a preheated oven at 350°... You won't believe it's the same pizza. I swear it tastes better than fresh baked!

@@THE-HammerMan Same with popcorn; better a day later and soggy. My opinion anyway.

ABSOLUTELY 💯👍

Yeah, I can watch this again and again and always be entertained.

(31:34) This movie portraits here a spy, who is able to distinguish very well between frank and deceitful people :) Many other spies seem to be nothing but greedy and selfish ...

Carol Bucholtz yes ship

Cyn K watch "night of the hunter" with robert michum laughton directed!!

Good old Charles Laughton later played again his Captain Kidd character in ''Captain Kidd'' with Abbott & Costello. Unfortunately the movie was a flop, though no fault from our beloved players.

Quasimodo fell off the roof of Notre Dame onto the hard concrete courtyard below. A concerned crowd quickly formed around the dazed hunchback. " What happened ? " asked a gendarme, pushing his way through. " No good asking me, " says Quasimido, " I've just got here myself ! "

@Miss Take, as such the radios in their chest-high cabinets! I "turned" 64 this year, and it's pretty damn weird all-around! Great to be alive

I saw him also in the Hunchback of Michigan State !

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maybe if there is one white man out there ,Hollywood don't care ,there to busy with non-white glorifying them

No one can "touch"

I don't know. Sir Anthony Hopkins did a decent job as Bligh

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According to Robert Morley, Charles Laughton received the award for best actor when he was a student at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. He could be hammy at times but when under good direction he was always outstanding.

Certainly, he out acted that piece of wood called Randolf Scott.

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Dude was a class act. Married to Elsa Lanchester. Remember him as Capt. Blyth on 'Mutiny On The Bounty' ? With First Mate, Clark Gable as, "Mistah Christian !!" ? Another Classic ! Jus' Sayin' ...

Limited resources/technology 🙃

@@kirsteneobrien At the same time...Kidd is living in an old Tudor house. Whether or not he DID, it's a remarkable reminder that 1699 is less than a century after the time of Elizabeth. It would be like someone today living in a house built around 1920. The real "who cares" is the plot and the idea that the 47-year-old Randolph Scott is the youngest man on the ship!! :)

Yeah I know 😆😆😆.

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T. Howard AYE! IT TWAS A HEARTY HEAVE HO OF A FILM SAYS I..!!

Glad you can appreciate it

Edward G Robinson

@@goodguy5595 Edward G was a great one also, no doubt, but still, Charles has my vote.

The greatest entertainer ever? Mickey Rooney change my mind. 😬

Marlon Brando is

Too bad he only Directed 1 film, Night of the Hunter scared the hell out of me as a kid.

daniel brown Likewise. The great Robert Mitchum was terrifying......and, Shelly Winters floating in the lake. Definitely scary.

Arrrghh those aren't pillows me matey

It is a venerable position still in vogue today...not something manufactured in hollywood.

Britishness requires you to take this stance regardless of the competition 🙃. Interesting comparison though. Gruffudd was hot but Lindsay had the best lines.

Without talent, - or even 'skill', how else can your interest be held ? You're right, it is all so very sad. It's pathetic. I would call it 'pitiful' but it is truly impossible to summon any sympathy. Removing your clothes while pretending to object using offensive language, always set in some venue of plastic sensationalism and grotesque unnecessary violence - If this is adjudged to be 'talent' - or even 'entertaining' I can't even afford the charity of humor, it's frightening ! - the true degeneration of the 'arts'.

as some of you might be skeptical of my claim, I send you a link of said memoirs. Look at page 115: books.google.com.ar/books?id=uv1zv4FZhFUC&pg=PT139&lpg=PT139&dq=khruschev+stalin+captain+kidd&source=bl&ots=wrKIgRdW9a&sig=72EpAMkpiPSvVs0kuDUecw2nDIM&hl=es-419&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjvsevvnN3fAhVDDJAKHfznCaUQ6AEwEXoECAYQAQ#v=onepage&q=khruschev%20stalin%20captain%20kidd&f=false

While watching the movie with Stalin, Khruschev reports that he realized Kidd's methods in liquidating his rivals mirror those of his boss

@@andres6868 Stalin liquidated rivals by the means of falling sails? I was not aware of this.

in the sense of going after his associates one by one. I quote Khruschev here (page 116): "when we watched this movie and saw how perfidious this captain was, it reminded us how the people that had worked under Stalin had disappeared. Wasn't this the same way the so-called enemies of the people had perished?"

@@andres6868 THank you for the quote. I still fail to see any connection. Eliminating your enemies one by one and not trying to take on all at once is just the way you do it. Its how everyone does it really, cause if you do all at once then sooner our later your outnumbered and outguned.

Good observation