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Intrigue 1947 George Raft, June Havoc, and Helena Carter 

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INTRIGUE 1947 American film noir crime film directed by Edwin L. Marin and starring George Raft, June Havoc, and Helena Carter. Tom Tully, Marvin Miller, and Dan Seymour. Brad Dunham (George Raft) along with three other flyers during World War II were court-martialed accused of black market activity. The unjust shame has taken its toll, and Brad's three friends have died, including one by suicide. Journalist Marc Andrews (Tom Tully and one of the dead pilot's sisters (Helena Carter) are seeking to find the truth. Intrigue was intended to be the first of a number of films Raft made, with producer Sam Bischoff, for his own production company, Star Films. It was one of several movies Raft made with Marin.

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Комментарии : 107   
@1LSWilliam
@1LSWilliam Месяц назад
The gowns and total costume of Helena's wardrobe are not merely Oscar worthy, but easily among the finest Hollywood ever produced.
@maxlinder5262
@maxlinder5262 Месяц назад
....FYI......THAT IS JUNE HAVOC....GYPSY ROSE LEE ....SISTER....
@patalexander3702
@patalexander3702 2 года назад
So nice to see such a swell movie. I was alive in 47, but to young to see this film and the wonderful actors perform. I can see now what swell actors they were and the wonderful time that it was. So happy I stopped by.
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310 Год назад
I am glad you stopped by too.
@lindafrazier8092
@lindafrazier8092 Месяц назад
I too was barely alive in 1947 have always been fascinated with stories of World War II my Dad served in European Theater D DAY through Battle of Bulge ...
@1LSWilliam
@1LSWilliam Месяц назад
I just keep appreciating George Raft's work more and more.
@dougmoore5252
@dougmoore5252 28 дней назад
Yes George Raft was fine actor.
@dougmoore5252
@dougmoore5252 27 дней назад
A fine old fashioned well told story, well made and acted.
@90FF1
@90FF1 Месяц назад
Good movie. Good cast. Raft always delivers. June Havoc teethed on show biz but didn't do as well in film as she did on the stage. Marvin Miller seems to always play a rat of some kind in movies but his talents go far beyond this stereotype. Thank you Golden Age
@bizzybee852
@bizzybee852 Месяц назад
What a great film with a great actor! George Raft was one of old Hollywood's best actors.
@jeffprusha7019
@jeffprusha7019 Месяц назад
Great flick! George Raft was a great actor!
@neotahoward1342
@neotahoward1342 Месяц назад
He is a great actor, I enjoyed all of the movies I've seen so far.
@user-fn7ky1nf5j
@user-fn7ky1nf5j Месяц назад
I ll say these 1930s 40s films were the foundation of James bond films. Rip G.Raft.
@dalanmanbros8311
@dalanmanbros8311 Месяц назад
These films which weave history in with the fiction are not only entertaining, but useful in reminding us of our history - and can prod us, hopefully, to keep these things from happening today. At least the hopeful optimist in me likes to think so. Thanks for sharing this excellent film.
@gingerli5820
@gingerli5820 Месяц назад
The name of this movie is 'Intrigue' 1947. But the word 'intriguing' could be applied to Helena Carter as well. This was the third movie she made but with her talent, exposure and beauty, she was on a rocket ship to leading lady stardom. But it was not to be. Contract frustrations with the studios drove her to divorce her first husband and remarry her way out of the business in 1953, after only 13 movies.
@claudettedelphis6476
@claudettedelphis6476 2 года назад
Thank you for another great George Raft movie 🍿 You have made a wonderful choice to offer us this weekend 💙💚🔍🔓📮🪔
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310 2 года назад
I am so glad you liked my choice and Mr. Raft's movies.
@MadAboutFilm
@MadAboutFilm Год назад
Excellent forgotten film noir. Brilliant cast.
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310 Год назад
Glad you liked it. A lot of Raft's films are forgotten since they are never on TCM. That's why I made this channel!👍
@rhondamcewananderson3968
@rhondamcewananderson3968 Месяц назад
George Raft.... I'm there! He totally rocks ♥️✨
@andywinger4197
@andywinger4197 Месяц назад
Oh, Grasshopper. That was a very young Phillip Ahn. He did the made-for-TV movie "Kung Fu" later in the 1970's.
@pmullins1495
@pmullins1495 Месяц назад
03:39. That's a truly piss poor map George is attempting to navigate his twin-engine shot-up airplane with! Not even an aeronautical map or chart. Lacking all essential details.
@sergusbower1270
@sergusbower1270 2 года назад
Great movie. Raft could do it all. Thank you
@philipcramer940
@philipcramer940 Год назад
the fabulous June Havoc
@user-vb5kk2xz3w
@user-vb5kk2xz3w Месяц назад
Raft was a greàt actor
@Marie70272
@Marie70272 14 дней назад
Handsome George Raft was my dad’s favorite actor other than Humphrey Bogart and James Cagney.We loved their movies back in the day.🥰🤷🏼‍♀️..,May dad and all R.I.P❤️🙏🏼
@pmullins1495
@pmullins1495 Месяц назад
Watching two George Raft movies, back-to-back confuses me (mu mixin-&-matching pieces). 🤭
@dr.skipkazarian5556
@dr.skipkazarian5556 Месяц назад
A great cast in a movie that leaves you asking what was it about. It was about 1:26:01 in length. Sho' 'nuff.
@MiqueCapel
@MiqueCapel Месяц назад
quite good, especially in retrospect
@karenhill3970
@karenhill3970 Месяц назад
New subscription..thsnfp!! Love Geo Raft & Tom Tully... Het clothss & outfits !!!.that first scene Raft taking off😮being shot at....!!!!whole movie Great
@karenhill3970
@karenhill3970 Месяц назад
My Daddy could of flown this plane ..! GE was MAJOR USAF ..then Reserves ..pilot instructor at 23 yrs old ...I know he would love this movie.. probably had seen in theater ...🎚️🇺🇸🇨🇱😔
@mariapasos7482
@mariapasos7482 Месяц назад
What subscription? Utube is Free!
@mc152938
@mc152938 Год назад
I saw Tom Tully in Destination Tokyo, Where the Sidewalk Ends, Lady in the Lake, The Caine Mutiny, Charlie Varick, Marvin Miller in Blood on the Sun, Dead Reckoning.
@tubespring
@tubespring Месяц назад
Thank You.
@mickeybitsko1676
@mickeybitsko1676 Год назад
Natalie attired Raft wearing the urban sombrero
@jennfaire8726
@jennfaire8726 Месяц назад
She don't drink she don't smoke, what does she do?
@edgardolopez1862
@edgardolopez1862 2 года назад
George Raft really could play any role. Great movie! Will share it to movie groups. Raft 100% better that Bogart.
@sergusbower1270
@sergusbower1270 2 года назад
Agreed. I’m glad I’m not the only one who thinks that. Love Raft!!!
@duanelarue6292
@duanelarue6292 2 года назад
George Raft was a great actor
@nickpemberton543
@nickpemberton543 Год назад
Bogart was a fantastic screen presence, much better than Raft. Much as I've enjoyed some of Raft's movies he generally has as much life as a plank of wood. Bogart though, Treasure of the Sierra Madre anyone? The Maltese Falcon? The Big Sleep? The African Queen, etc etc.
@candy9986
@candy9986 Год назад
​@@nickpemberton543Bogie couldn't dance
@nealschmitt570
@nealschmitt570 8 месяцев назад
I have seen many movies of both Humphrey Bogart and George Raft and the African Queen will tell one and all who is the great actor. Sorry George...you were a fantastic dancer and a wooden actor.
@secretariatgirl4249
@secretariatgirl4249 2 года назад
That's a great opening still of George...thanks for this upload! Will make it my Saturday movie night! He aged so well.. One wonders if Valentino would have aged as well.. Not sure he would have...or could have considering he had syphilis from age 15 and had to take mercury injections to stave off recurrences as he never had the arsenic-based cure available at the time (possibly damaging to his eyes, one already damaged from the disease.) Raft was a real survivor and weathered his stormy life with a lot of resilience.
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310 2 года назад
I really don't know it's possible since they both had Italian genes but I do know George aged better than most. Let me know how you liked the movie.
@secretariatgirl4249
@secretariatgirl4249 2 года назад
@@hollywood-thegoldenage5310 Hi, I liked it but I felt it was almost 2 movies...the first part, very tight, then came the "kids and the romance." The development of any believable romance between the characters was not strong. And at the end, we see Raft and the cops and then suddenly he's out with the "girlfriend" running to him. It happened so fast I actually rewound it to make sure I hadn't missed anything! I think this was the first project out of Raft's own production company (Star).
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310 2 года назад
@@secretariatgirl4249 Yes it is I have that in the description above. Always read my description I say some interesting points in them.
@secretariatgirl4249
@secretariatgirl4249 2 года назад
@@hollywood-thegoldenage5310 I do, but I missed it...I'm overtired as the seasons change...Sigh....no energy at all...
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310 2 года назад
@@secretariatgirl4249 You will get used to it. :-)
@venitamayers4921
@venitamayers4921 Месяц назад
Great movie. Totally enjoyed it.
@rabit818
@rabit818 17 дней назад
“I can see you don’t have a gun as well”, brilliant. Add “Shanghai Dodgers”, to that, lol
@ChrisCarlin-is8wv
@ChrisCarlin-is8wv Месяц назад
Gypsy rose Lee was June havoc s sister.
@sharonpolikoff7282
@sharonpolikoff7282 2 года назад
I just love handsome, sexy George Raft in anything. This was definitely an exciting and 'intriguing' film.
@doreekaplan2589
@doreekaplan2589 Месяц назад
Handsome?
@aileen694
@aileen694 Месяц назад
@@doreekaplan2589 Yes!!! Handsome. I think it's true that we all have our own personal preferences!
@saulchapnick1566
@saulchapnick1566 2 года назад
June Havoc strongly resembles Catherine Deneauve.
@aileen694
@aileen694 Месяц назад
wonderf film ! thank you!
@susanfaulkner2304
@susanfaulkner2304 Месяц назад
I loved the kids in this movie. ❤poor things.😢
@karenhill3970
@karenhill3970 Месяц назад
Awesome!!!!
@HanifahAbdul-uy9xw
@HanifahAbdul-uy9xw Месяц назад
Another day grab your popcorn bowl,,it's marvoulus
@Kidraver555
@Kidraver555 Месяц назад
George Raft turned down 'the maltese falcon'.
@jugheadsrule
@jugheadsrule Месяц назад
And John Huston was very pleased about it.
@deerhoda7574
@deerhoda7574 Месяц назад
Super!😊
@1LSWilliam
@1LSWilliam 22 дня назад
Outstanding film!
@cueball7428
@cueball7428 2 года назад
If it wasn't for Cagney, Raft would have lasted longer.. He was great.
@nickpemberton543
@nickpemberton543 Год назад
I don't think he had anyone to blame but himself, he made some poor choices in his career, turned down roles in good films such as Maltese Falcon. Both James Cagney & Humphrey Bogart had a better screen presence.
@karenhill3970
@karenhill3970 Месяц назад
PLEASE show " Golden Earrings " with Marlene Dietrich & Ray Miland. !..& any Van Johnson especially noir" & ESTHER Williams !! ..💚
@visittavee7773
@visittavee7773 Месяц назад
Is not clear, I give up headache
@ruthienelson3682
@ruthienelson3682 16 дней назад
Good movie choice with a moral message.
@lindafrazier8092
@lindafrazier8092 Месяц назад
Love how much is it going to cost me if you are all out...
@RichArtLove
@RichArtLove 2 года назад
In Heaven!
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310
@hollywood-thegoldenage5310 2 года назад
Okay, Dokey!😅
@kenkrausse3624
@kenkrausse3624 Год назад
I like June❤️
@mickeybitsko1676
@mickeybitsko1676 Год назад
Mark andrews was at womc fm 93.5 Detroit
@alicedossantos3062
@alicedossantos3062 Месяц назад
Bogart thanked George Raft for his career
@doreekaplan2589
@doreekaplan2589 Месяц назад
Fun movie. Whats with perpetual shadows on faces, half shadows? Not being able to see faces adds nothing to the look.
@aileen694
@aileen694 Месяц назад
@@doreekaplan2589 , That's the classic "Film Noir" style. Many people find the darkness, angles and shadows very effective for dramatic intensity. But I can see how it could bug some!
@bambinoandmore46
@bambinoandmore46 2 года назад
George was made for these movies. Cool cool and soo sexy..Satisfied? Not yet !
@edgardolopez1862
@edgardolopez1862 2 года назад
Indeed and much, much better than Bogart!
@nickpemberton543
@nickpemberton543 Год назад
@@edgardolopez1862 No he wasn't!
@aileen694
@aileen694 Месяц назад
​@@nickpemberton543 Yes he was! A very different and more interesting, charismatic presence. All different tastes!
@mickeybitsko1676
@mickeybitsko1676 Год назад
Charles lane lived to 110
@user-qg6rm9wh3c
@user-qg6rm9wh3c Год назад
The egyption actor, HASSAN AZZAT.
@OlymPigs2010
@OlymPigs2010 Месяц назад
......The "Do Gooder Sanctimony" Totally RUINED This Movie !!!
@mickeybitsko1676
@mickeybitsko1676 Месяц назад
You go farther with Signal gasoline….😺
@dmisso42
@dmisso42 9 дней назад
Oh dear! Hegives the keys and the address of the goods and then "fires" him without retrieving the keys! 26:58 Social awareness ib=n the 1940s. The world has gone backwards. I wonder did the male stars of Hollywood films of this period have a clause in their contract that required they kiss an attractive woman?
@mickeybitsko1676
@mickeybitsko1676 Год назад
Truman and his crowd lost china
@389383
@389383 Месяц назад
It was not any Westerner's or Japan's to win or lose.
@mickeybitsko1676
@mickeybitsko1676 10 дней назад
@@389383 left wing commie pinko Dems , Truman, atchinson, hiss , Kenyan and that crowd. McCarthy was right all along😺
@mickeybitsko1676
@mickeybitsko1676 Год назад
I see zi zi ping pong in the grub line
@user-ox4nw3fi4i
@user-ox4nw3fi4i Месяц назад
Fist up✊️ the dude got the girl!!💋
@mickeybitsko1676
@mickeybitsko1676 Год назад
I am the Whistler…
@garygone5234
@garygone5234 Месяц назад
I was never a big fan of Mr. Raft, probably to many gangster movies, and his irritating, monotone line delivery, this movie was watchable however.
@mickeybitsko1676
@mickeybitsko1676 Год назад
Havoc married to Walter neff. Maybe Haver
@mickeybitsko1676
@mickeybitsko1676 Год назад
Dan Seymour of aunt Jennie fame. Have another cookie.
@mickeybitsko1676
@mickeybitsko1676 Год назад
Biden should pay you to buy a rickyshaw, zero emissions except for occasional fart from boy
@anamariarivasteran7256
@anamariarivasteran7256 Месяц назад
👍🏻🤝🏻💖💯💰🙋🏻‍♀️🇵🇪19/7/24
@rosalindamartinez9634
@rosalindamartinez9634 Месяц назад
😂😮❤😢😊🎉🎉❤❤😮😮🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊
@rosalindamartinez9634
@rosalindamartinez9634 Месяц назад
A FACT SEARCHING MOVIE! I LIKE IT! BUT I HAVE COME TO KNOW THAT NOT EVERYTHING COMES AS WE LIKE IT TO COME ! ESPECIALLY IF WE DON'T HAVE FAITH IN OUR FATHER GOD! OUR CREATOR!!! WITHOUT HIM WE ARE BOND TO GO TO THE DEVIL!!
@andywinger4197
@andywinger4197 Месяц назад
George Raft played a tough guy. The concept at the time was that acting and talking tough made one tough. I quit watching at 27 minutes. The writing was annoying.
@bobsaturday4273
@bobsaturday4273 Месяц назад
ok film but gets too corny and drags on with too much schlep
@MiqueCapel
@MiqueCapel Месяц назад
quite good, especially in retrospect
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