Suddenly (1954) Frank Sinatra | Film-Noir, Crime Drama | Full Length Movie 

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i saw frank and sammy davis jr at the greek theater in Los angeles California....great show

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Have viewed this film via TCM. Film noir is my FAVORITE genre of films but had no idea was available on RU-vid. Glad it is!

Therapy because netflix target audience is daft 18-23 year olds

I recommend Tubi if you want to see some good classics!

Very cool movie, well directed and acted! Saw it on the tv a few years ago and happy to watch it again!

Good information Karina!!

@@helenpoornima5126 Thank you 😊🕸

@@helenpoornima5126 It's a copy and paste job

His acting abilities were impeccable in his portrayal of the, ex-convict /rehabilitating dope addict / novice musician , in , The Man with the Golden Arm. In my opinion , one of the greatest, classic black & white film noir of all time. The Man with the Golden Arm , with a exceptional cast , realistic script and gritty cinematography outshines this film ,but Sinatra's excellent acting , the portrayal of a deranged assassin, (watch his eyes and smirk used intermittently throughout the film) is superb from start to finish. I was never a huge fan of Sinatra's vocals even though I enjoy and appreciate the genre, but his acting abilities are so underrated it's absolutely mind boggling. I believe if he had turned his efforts towards the big screen rather than the microphone he'd have been one of Hollywoods all time big stars. Guy was certainly born with plenty of talent.

jeez, guys. you’re writing like he’s an historical figure. he was Frank. he was himself. he was an icon. what a singer. i saw him live on TV. some people in your life don’t go away - they live forever within you, within everyone who saw him. he’s not an encyclopedia entry!! he’s Frank!!!

Its a great movie 🧞‍♂️

He was one of the heroes, Sinatra's character was still alive and probably would've killed them all.

It's just as well...there would be no future for TV repairmen.

It proves that TV is not healthy😅

Great singer, not an actor...;-))).

@@cooltrades7469 Yes he was. "From Here To Eternity", "The Man With The Golden Arm" and "The Manchurian Candidate" are stone-cold classics.

Agreed Completely Menacing Performance from Frank.

@@cooltrades7469 You're wrong, he was a great actor too.Oscars don't mean nothing to you?

Really?? Wow, check out the original Ocean’s 11 then!! (1960). He plays Danny Ocean. Also, From Here to Eternity (1953) for which he won an Academy Award. And The Man with the Golden Arm (1955) for which he was nominated…Sinatra was a great actor in his day, particularly in the ‘50s.

He won an Oscar, and you didn't know??? You're probably very young.

You need to watch Some Came Running, The Man With the Golden Arm, The Joker is Wild, and From Here to Eternity...now! Great actor as well as epic singer.

Don't forget to watch the original of The Manchurian Candidate, Sinatra was great in that, too, and it's an excellent film. Angela Lansbury also stars in it.

@@JohnnyNiteTrain "Von Ryan's Express" 1965 was one of the best Sinatra movies ever made.

This one for me.

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By design!

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I will have to search online and find out more. I just love a real American patriot and hero! Sterling Hayden actually looks the hero!

My dad didn't think he was a good actor when he watched this movie but thought Sinatra was good.

@@lrn_news9171 Yeah, I felt Hayden was somewhat wooden in this film, much better performance from him in *The Killing* made by Kubrick 2 years after this.

​@@straightfacts5352 ~ 🎉🎉 Hayden embodied the "wooden" and specialized in it: his role in that 1956 Kubrick film "The Killing" had 99% the same delivery. From 😂 Sheriff to mastermind of a racetrack heist.😅

This movie should be registered under "Fantasy"...

Me too

We hear the train passing, after the shoot-out, and Sinatra says "train muffled it" ~ so my presumption is "John Barron" also presumed the train was loud enough, early enough. 😊

I will have to try harder then. 😁

I like this movie!

@@helenpoornima5126 …yes it is surprisingly good

Bon soir de Colorado 🎉🎉 l'acteur qui joue "Papi" ("Grandpa") a joué le millionnaire dans le film de Hitchcock "Lifeboat" ~ 😂 un de ces mecs "character actor" en Hollywood, qui figurait dans un centaine des films... Et bien sûr que Sterling Hayden est connu pour ses filmes de Kubrick 😊😊

Watch From Here to Eternity,The Man with the Golden Arm, Pal Joey,The Manchurian Candidate,Some Came Running, and On The Town and you’ll be a fan in no time.

@@randywhite3947 will do' thanks.

He had some good parts in the '50s, starting with "From Here To Eternity" in 1953. It's a pity he was such a louse in real life.

The Manchurian Candidate and Guys and Dolls are good films with FS. Btw I’m not an old blue eyes fan either, my dad was though

How can anyone not be a fan of

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To my reading, it was a combination of being abandoned by his parents as a child, a humble existence of limited opportunities, teenage resentment of this, and the madness of war on a fragile adult mind and ego.

@electron wave Good points you have obviously put more thought into it than I did

Understandable, and further up the road was another one that gave Frankie the shakes: "The Manchurian Candidate" in 1962 (another 'assassination' movie).

@@None-zc5vg forgot about that one, that's the theory on the RFK assassination

@Just think Yes he did. He also killed a police officer called JD Tippit on that appalling day.

@Just think Your paranoid fantasies have been debunked years ago. I suggest you read Robert Dallek's definitive 800-page biography on "Kennedy: An Unfinished Life". Oswald murdered Kennedy. End of sermon.

In the old days, it was common practice for pedestrians to cut right in front of a train, which is why the locos did not travel as speed on approach to stations.

It would seem so, before being booted out of the service.

IMO, black and white, when done for noir films, is better able to enter the subconscious. Color requires more brain activity.

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