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Ida Lupino's Surprising and Fitting Final Film | Film 101 

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'The Trouble with Angels' may seem like an odd final feature for director Ida Lupino after her hard-hitting dramas like 'Outrage' and 'The Bigamist', but in this episode of Film 101, we explain how the film fits nicely with the grey areas Lupino sought to explore in her filmmaking.
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@jmbrinck
@jmbrinck Год назад
I am in TCM's debt for highlighting the magnificent talent, Ida Lupino. One of my greatest regrets was not having met her as a child. For a time she was married to my Great Uncle, Collier Young, brother of my maternal Irish grandmother. My mother often spoke of her as one of the most intelligent and engaging women she had ever met. Her films leave me humble. And though it was a major directorial departure for Lupino, "The Trouble with Angels" was a charming film I saw many times over, and it never got old to me. Thank you, TCM. Our film greats live in you.
@thomasdonio2129
@thomasdonio2129 Год назад
Most astute commentary. I loved The Trouble with Angels. It had everything a good film should have: Good plot development and script, well-delineated characters, great cast, and a window into the soul, which is most important for a film of this nature. Ida Lupino was a fantastic actress and director who is now finally receiving her due.
@fallenleaflakes
@fallenleaflakes Год назад
'Road House' and 'Private Hell 36' are two of my fave Ida flicks.
@davidburgess3882
@davidburgess3882 Год назад
Also "They Drive by Night". Best Supporting Actress nomination.
@victorcate
@victorcate Год назад
I have always thought Ida Lupino was a great actor and director. It is good to see her being honored here by TCM. I hope many more people get to see her honing her craft themselves. She was a very special talent on both sides of the camera.
@jubalcalif9100
@jubalcalif9100 Год назад
Well said and well put.
@Rocks_Dad
@Rocks_Dad 11 месяцев назад
I first saw Ms. Lupino with Bogart in " High Sierra" . I thought she was a really good looking woman in that. Of course, I had to IMDB her and realized she was a force to be in the business of TV and filmmaking. I've found a whole new love of classic movies by seeing the actors and then learning via Google how they intertwine in the industry. Usually, several different people always cross paths. Ms. Lupinos career really impressed me once I learned who she was and what she had done.
@Labor_Jones
@Labor_Jones Год назад
You can feel the breath of a 'rebel,' but you have to own a shovel to notice their depth of genius. I would suggest kids read OLD `1960s Encyclopedias' whose pages are filled with discoveries and bravery for the people who took the road less taken. RIP Ms. Lupino!
@jmbrinck
@jmbrinck Год назад
I still have a complete set.
@Labor_Jones
@Labor_Jones Год назад
@@jmbrinck that's cool..., we had 1960 and I was 7. They were in our Porch Room and front door to the house. My Dad decided to put his bar in the front of the house (1955 A-Frame $7,000) - I would sit at the bar for hours reading them. I think I read them all twice before I was 10. They had President Eisenhower's Speech about the Industrial Complex warning with a wonderful 2 page drawing of how far $1 Billion Dollars could do some much good if not spent on WAR or it's PRODUCTS. I took without knowing it, a disadvantage in my life and learned to read without a school for a few years. As an artist I can't really haul around 20 Volumes, and I've seen a lot of them going toward the dump or in such destroyed condition they should be. ENJOY :) - They are great reading! - m.
@FavouriteScaryMovie
@FavouriteScaryMovie Год назад
I saw The Trouble With Angels as a child, though it wasn’t until I revisited as an adult that it really became a favourite. As highlighted in this video, I really appreciate the complexity, the ambiguity, and the nuance of the film, and its resistance to becoming a more conventional, expected coming of age story. The theme of empathy certainly is clear throughout, and the film explores it beautifully. This has made me eager to rewatch it, and to check out Ida Lupino’s other films!
@barrylangford3276
@barrylangford3276 Год назад
Ida was a top star at Warner Brothers in the early 1940s, billed above Humphrey Bogart in High Sierra. As with so many of her contemporaries (Ann Sheridan, Joan Blondell, etc.) her days as a leading lady came to a premature end, but how marvellous that she began a second career. She was a very good director and deserved greater success in this field, but of course female directors at that time were given very few chances. The Trouble with Angels is a wonderful film which bears repeated viewings, and was a major hit, spawning a rather regrettable sequel which - minus Ida as director and Hayley Mills as star - flopped badly.
@jmbrinck
@jmbrinck Год назад
Yes, "Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows." Even the theme song was a flop. Just proves you can't make a good film without a good director. And good actors.
@Image_Orthocon
@Image_Orthocon Год назад
It's the last time that Bogart would be billed below another actor.
@immaterialimmaterial5195
@immaterialimmaterial5195 7 месяцев назад
A marvellous trailblazing woman from Hollywood's 'Golden Age'. One of a kind. I absolutely adore all of her incredible work both in front and behind the camera. If I had to pick one? Well...
@mileshigh1321
@mileshigh1321 Год назад
One of Hollywood's great directors and actors! Thankyou for doing this montage of her great works!
@jubalcalif9100
@jubalcalif9100 Год назад
My sentiments exactly.
@rubewaddell1704
@rubewaddell1704 Год назад
Ida Lupino was a great actor and director. R.I.P.
@angelaholmes8888
@angelaholmes8888 Год назад
Yes she was
@jubalcalif9100
@jubalcalif9100 Год назад
I heartily concur.
@marlasotherchannel9847
@marlasotherchannel9847 Год назад
Season 2 episode 4 of "The Twilight Zone", "The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine", Lupino stars as a faded film star but not a silent film star.
@mattpierard
@mattpierard Год назад
Always loved Angels, as well as its well-meaning sequel; I'm surprised you don't mention the fate of the beautiful nun which Rosalind Russell recounts. I would have liked to have seen a quality second sequel with the grown-up Rachel bringing her daughter to the school, just to have Mary as her teacher. Hayley Mills is still around, not sure of her pal in the flick. As to Ms. Lupino herself, don't forget about her work in radio, a medium that gets way too little respect from source books on Golden Age of Cinema talent. She was in several Lux Theater episodes, including: The 39 Steps, Rebecca, A Woman's Face, and Wuthering Heights.
@elijahrose2144
@elijahrose2144 4 месяца назад
When we see T C M it's family coming together. I miss you so 😊 I wish they had a streaming movies about we can see you all❤❤❤
@sorceress1986
@sorceress1986 Год назад
The trouble with Angels has been a movie in my family since I was teeny, I don't know that I'd ever just write it off...
@nyclady27
@nyclady27 Год назад
One of my favorite movies of all time! My best friend and I saw it in it's first release in theaters! I'll watch it many more times in my life. It is a gift that keeps giving! 🎄🎁 Ida Lupino was lovely and talented in so many ways! 🙂👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
@shelleynobleart
@shelleynobleart Год назад
Thank you for this. Gave me reasons to admire Ms. Lupino.
@anastasiabeaverhausen8220
@anastasiabeaverhausen8220 Год назад
I saw that film when it first came out in theaters when I was a kid. Loved it. Was a Hayley Mills fan. Also went to catholic school for 12 yrs. and was taught by nuns in habits. It was familiar territory. Based on an actual memoir, I still have my little Scholastic edition of the book.
@teaeyedoubleguhur
@teaeyedoubleguhur Год назад
I'm surprised that I never got the Scholastic edition. I checked the hardbound copy of Life With Mary Superior out of the library repeatedly.
@jubalcalif9100
@jubalcalif9100 Год назад
I remember "Scholastic" books ! My mom was great about giving me money to buy them all thru my elementary and junior high years. I specifically remember having a couple of "Encyclopedia Browns".....
@willieluncheonette5843
@willieluncheonette5843 9 месяцев назад
What a terrific talent she was. The Hitch-Hiker is a excellent little noir she directed with an enlightened attitude towards Mexicans, something not always evident in Hollywood films of that time.
@BlackPantherStudios
@BlackPantherStudios Год назад
great video 📸😊
@hugh-johnfleming289
@hugh-johnfleming289 Год назад
Nicely done...
@elijahrose2144
@elijahrose2144 Год назад
Butterfly 🦋 being set free🎉
@ycprachelw03
@ycprachelw03 2 месяца назад
The 16 mm Shrine was an amazing episode.
@tectorgorch8698
@tectorgorch8698 Год назад
The Hitchhiker caused me permanent brain damage -- I was about 5 or 6 when I saw it at the beloved Wilshire Theater in Fullerton CA. Thanks, Mom & Dad!
@VintageVera
@VintageVera Год назад
That movie still scares me...the way William Talman used his eyes. So creepy.
@davidburgess3882
@davidburgess3882 Год назад
@@VintageVera Ironic that he played DA Hamilton Burger in "Perry Mason" TV series.
@thomasgladue5394
@thomasgladue5394 Год назад
I disagree with the one opinion about The Trouble with Angels, the narrator's take is one of appreciation for Ida's last directed film. I have watched it many times over the years, from a 16mm print in 7th grade at my Catholic grade school, to on streaming a few weeks back. As far as support for films like this, niche product is usually not supported by the audience it is intended for.
@normanleach5427
@normanleach5427 Год назад
Class.
@jubalcalif9100
@jubalcalif9100 Год назад
With a capital "C" !
@stevecrawford3551
@stevecrawford3551 Год назад
Interesting comment by the narrator… she intentionally left the ending ambiguous. I have offer wonder why some movies end that way. It’s not by chance , but by design. Rest In Peace. 😇
@stephenscanlon9763
@stephenscanlon9763 Год назад
It allows the viewer to make their own post movie narrative.
@VideoArchiveGuy
@VideoArchiveGuy Год назад
The cynicism brought to the analysis of "The Trouble With Angels" is of course a modern ret-conning of the film. Based upon a biography written by a nun, it seems inconceivable to the narrator that Mary chose a life of serving God out of her own free will, because she saw it as a calling after seeing the empathy of many of the Sisters and of course Mother Superior. Further, Rachel wasn't abandoned, she actually felt happy for her friend's new life and she was no more "losing" her friendship with Mary than would be expected for the end of high school. Only a post-modern cynic would read the nuns' lives as serving under a "patriarchy," but that's what most critics can do because they always need to read some deeper, evil motive into everything. Truly a disappointing analysis that at least spends time discussing a wonderful film, and has long been one of my favorites. Why? It is perhaps the last Hollywood film to treat religion and Catholicism with actual reverence rather than try to make it into some type of ersatz exposé. The attitude of the critic is precisely why Hollywood would be unable to today, even if they wanted to.
@stephenscanlon9763
@stephenscanlon9763 Год назад
You didn't see the movie did you? And when you see a movie you just want fluff and ignore what was actually IN the movie even with those self censoring days.
@VideoArchiveGuy
@VideoArchiveGuy Год назад
@@stephenscanlon9763 I did, and have seen it so many times I can quote it from memory, any particular scene you like. Please tell me how honoring those who chose to serve God in a respectful way was ignoring what was in the film. As I stated, if you look up the author, she herself was a nun and based Mary's character on herself. Mary chose to become a nun of her own free will, choosing to serve God after seeing how fulfilling it was for the other Sisters in the order, from Mother Superior and Sister Liguori funeral to watching her simple kindness of leaving bread crusts for the birds on the statue. Likewise Sister Constance's admonition that the order wasn't just some club you joined, it was a commitment and a calling.
@jillkjv3816
@jillkjv3816 Год назад
First. :)
@mileshigh1321
@mileshigh1321 Год назад
How about leaving an intelligent and relevant comment instead of something the average 14 yr old does.
@jillkjv3816
@jillkjv3816 Год назад
@@mileshigh1321 How about you speak nicely to a grandma? Guess your parents failed you. Tsk tsk tsk.
@abbynormal2628
@abbynormal2628 Год назад
@@mileshigh1321 Grow up.
@mileshigh1321
@mileshigh1321 Год назад
@@abbynormal2628 Instead of comments, maybe we should all just leave numbers, maybe that would make it easier for you!
@lillierichard2313
@lillierichard2313 Год назад
New 0
@user-mw7hh7em2b
@user-mw7hh7em2b 10 месяцев назад
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@MariaFernanda-dr7pv
@MariaFernanda-dr7pv 3 месяца назад
talk about JOAN CRAWFORD MORE FILM S OF JOAN
@sandybeach123
@sandybeach123 5 месяцев назад
The narrator lists off all the condescending buzz words that please certain viewers "male-dominated"..."patriarchal"....it begins to sound contrived....gotta make sure we please a certain clique of bullies, mustn't we. Gag me.
@shelleynobleart
@shelleynobleart Год назад
Thank you for this. Gave me reasons to admire Ms. Lupino.
@jubalcalif9100
@jubalcalif9100 Год назад
I heartily concur.
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