The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) Official Trailer - Myrna Loy, Fredric March Movie HD

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The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) Official Trailer - Myrna Loy, Fredric March Movie HD
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The Best Years of Our Lives Trailer - Directed by William Wyler and starring Fredric March, Dana Andrews, Hoagy Carmichael, Harold Russell, Roman Bohnen. The Best Years of Our Lives is a classic film from director William Wyler about three war veterans. The film earned seven Oscars in 1946.
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@usmc2020627 2 года назад

My favorite film . No shoot outs / car chases / over the top special effects / Just a superb story with characters you can identify and empathize with . An excellent example of great film making . A rating of 10 is not high enough . This trailer does not come close to representing how truly great this film is . I 've seen it over 10 times since first discovering it over 60 years ago , I turned 77 in August 2021 , and I never tire of watching it . An incredible film .

@DK-dy4bk 8 месяцев назад

Well yeah none of that as the movie isn’t about any of that 🙄🙄🙄. Plenty of movies had those things you mentioned. This no as it’s not noir or action sheesh lol

@RaptorFromWeegee Год назад

First saw this on TV as a little kid back in the 70s. I remember watching it and feeling a little let down that there were no war scenes and that it was so long. None-the-less, it held my attention the entire way through. Didn't understand it all, but I could tell I'd witnessed something profound. Later, I peppered my dad, a WWII vet, with questions about the film. He patiently and cordially answered them but wasn't super enthused about it. I got the vibe his war experiences still affected him emotionally. He mentioned having troublesome dreams kind of like what Fred Derry had. Amazingly, he seemed completely unaware of the film. I suspect this film hits a little too close to home for a lot of vets. I watch the film like once a year. Makes me cry every time.

@hanselbaker4639 5 лет назад

i cannot help but love this movie! this movie won all of the academy awards except for one when it was nominated eight times! i recommend this movie for everyone to see! VERY definitely great movie!

@JE-ng4ty 4 года назад

I love this movie too!

@johnlorenzen4633 4 года назад

@2mwillis so much.... just watch.

4 года назад

2mwillis Ahead of its time. In 1946, veteran William Wyler directed this masterpiece which focuses on PTSD, though it wasn’t called that back then. 3 veterans come home from the war and the adjustments they and their families have to make.

@zennabella1676 3 года назад

I HAVENT SEEN THIS MOVIE BUT I DID SEE ITS A WONDERFUL LIFE AND LOVED IT. I HAVE THE DVD OF IT AND WATCH IT EVERY NOW AND THEN. I READ THAT "ITS A WONDERFUL LIFE DIDNT DO AS GOOD AS IT SHOULD HAVE BECAUSE OF THIS MOVIE. SO THIS MOVIE MUST BE REALLY SOMETHING.

@unowen-nh9ov 3 года назад

@@zennabella1676 Wonderful wasn't a hit until people put got to know it on television years later.

@michaelmancini5041 7 лет назад

one of the best movies ever made....

@johnlorenzen4633 4 года назад

The greatest movie. Intensely moving and personal.

@unowen-nh9ov 3 года назад

By veterans for veterans & universally beloved.

@unowen-nh9ov 3 года назад

A great epic told through the intimate lives of a few individuals & their loved ones.

@bretstanley9449 6 лет назад

What a film! I can't believe I never heard of this film until I was in my 40's. It seems the only film from the 1940's you ever hear about is Casablanca. Well, I think this is better than Casablanca.

@thunderbird1921 4 года назад

How about "It's a Wonderful Life"?

@zacharysiple783 4 года назад

@@thunderbird1921 Also-Pinocchio, Fantasia, Dumbo, Bambi, Miracle on 34th Street, there's other famous 40s movies!

@thunderbird1921 4 года назад

@@zacharysiple783 Miracle on 34th St is one of my favorites! Ever heard of It Happened on Fifth Avenue?

@zacharysiple783 4 года назад

@@thunderbird1921 I've heard of it for sure, but I have yet to see it.

@bretstanley9449 4 года назад

Absolutely, there are many famous movies from the 40's! I guess I just meant that it seems like Casablanca is in all the famous film montages and makes all the critics' best lists. (It is a good movie.) I knew about Casablanca when I was a teenager in high school, but never heard of Best Years till I was about 43 years old and found it by accident one day on Amazon! It's just a shame that this film has been overshadowed by so many others.

@randywhite3947 3 года назад

I’m about to watch this movie for the first time

@kh884488 2 года назад

what did you think of it?

@randywhite3947 2 года назад

@@kh884488 I enjoyed it

@JE-ng4ty 4 года назад

I was 12 when I first saw this. I'm 21 now and it is still one of my favorites!

@NoirFan84 4 года назад

Well that's not surprising. Love of a classic only grows the more older/mature one gets.

@pkpradeep9747 3 года назад

I was expecting u to say like u r now 60+😬

@JE-ng4ty 3 года назад

@@pkpradeep9747 I saw it in class lol

@pkpradeep9747 3 года назад

@@JE-ng4ty haha where u from ?

@JE-ng4ty 3 года назад

@@pkpradeep9747 the USA

@stevensong8784 7 лет назад

Man I loooovvvveeee classics' feel!

@chandlerwhite8302 3 года назад

This film is SO good! Maybe not the most action packed or flashy movie ever made, but if you want real characters with whom you will identify, sympathize with, and cheer for, this one is a great way to spend three hours on a rainy afternoon or a night in.

@aimexaby7057 2 года назад

Very emotional movie, yeah william wyler was great director

@tiffsaver 3 года назад

Of all the memorable characters in this great film, I liked Myra Loy the most. It seems that she was able to summon all of the talent of her entire, long movie career in this one film, and with the assistance of a stellar cast and the masterful direction of William Wyler, well, this was the result... ultimate film perfection. A "must see" for anyone interested in great stories and inspired filmmaking.

@JohnSmith-op1tc 3 года назад

It didn't hurt Myrna to be playing off Fredric March. She is great in this film, we were shown this movie, among other epics in a Telecommunications class at Michigan State. My professor, Jim Cash went on to some acclaim of his own, turning out the screenplay for "Top Gun", "Legal Eagles" and "The Secret of My Success" in the next several years. To get a 4-point from a guy who would let you bum Pall Mall straights is a great memory, like the classics he presented to us.

@tiffsaver 3 года назад

@@JohnSmith-op1tc A course. I knew I'd be harshly criticized for this remark! March anchored the entire cast. Just too many great performances to mention in this film. Even Virginia Mayo (NOT one of my favorite actors) gave what was perhaps the finest performance of her life, no doubt due to the superior direction of Willie Wyler, who brought this entire miracle together.

@JohnSmith-op1tc 3 года назад

@@tiffsaver Hope I wasn't being harsh! Just don't jump over a lunch counter to send me flying into a display case!

@tiffsaver 3 года назад

@@JohnSmith-op1tc LOL. March's presence anchored the entire cast. I wanted to list everyone, believe me. But what made this film even more perfect was the casting of the small character parts. Remember "Sticky" Merkel and the drug store manager with the Vicks inhaler?? Pure genius.

@unowen-nh9ov 3 года назад

@@tiffsaver Wyler was notorious for shooting multiple takes, he would wear actors down, but Mayo mentions in an interview that he would shoot her in 1 take, he liked her work as Marie & why not, she was great!

@Johnycabal 4 года назад

Alguien que por favor suba esta película a RU-vid.

@michaelchristian5089 Год назад

I love this music; a masterpiece!.... ...two bits of 'pub' small talk trivia; Hoagy Carmichael was the physical likeness of James Bond that Ian Fleming imagined when he created 007 & actor Steve Forrest is the younger brother of Dana Andrews.

@Mjt1262 4 года назад

Harold Russell is neither mentioned nor shown in this trailer. Very surprising since he won an academy award for his portrayal of Homer in this film

@chandlerwhite8302 3 года назад

He actually won two Oscars. The Academy created a specula award to honor him be osier they though he had no chance to win the actual Beat Supporting Actor award, but he won that one as well. He’s the only actor to ever win two Oscars for the same character.

@pamalford8319 3 года назад

He also won a special Oscar for the hope that his role as an actual disabled vet gave to others.

@b1940RLG 3 года назад

He is the only performer to win 2 academy awards for the same role.

@unowen-nh9ov 3 года назад

Russell was an unknown veteran when he made this movie.

@andreluischavescamaraocama4693 Год назад

O filme norte-americano Os Melhores Anos das Nossas Vidas,de Willian Wyler, é excelente!

@edpoe4591 Год назад

A film 🎥 feature for disabilities this month .

@graceonline320 2 года назад

Was Homer's home coming filmed on a real street or a set? If a real street, where was it??

@sanfranciscoprofessor2577 4 года назад

I came here in June 2020 with masks still mandated everywhere and most of the businesses shut or crippled, nobody able to meet or date. I just told my son that after the vaccine for Covid works next year, and all the world's pleasures and satisfactions open up again, there's going to be a celebration like when the boys came home from WW2. I thought of this movie. Notice the marriage scenes in the trailer. By 1947, everybody was pregnant. In 2022 I think there will be another Baby Boom.

@biancachristie 5 лет назад

LOL "the best thing that ever happened. I love this movie as much as any classic Hollywood geek possibly can, but I lost it when that line popped up during this trailer. Talk about a hard sell

@thewatcher5271 2 года назад

Yes, It Was & The Number One Box Office Grossing Movie Of The Decade!

@maddyg3208 3 года назад

Interesting. The narration style is like a newsreel coverage of say a boxing match. The promotion is all about the writer, director and actors, not the story, which comes across as a romance rather than a drama about three men having problems fitting back into civilian life after a long and traumatic war. It doesn't show the man who lost his hands or the airplane graveyard, which were the two striking images of the film. Instead it features stock standard passion and fight scenes. So, if I were alive in 1946, this "promo" wouldn't make me want to see what is actually a fantastic film.

@larrycrain9080 2 года назад

This movie needs to be re-released, today.

@tolloromassi99 4 года назад

00:59 *LOL*

@sofiabriskin1199 7 лет назад

Gooоood

@sofiabriskin1199 7 лет назад

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@ThePauloshnitzel 7 лет назад

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@vanessapierce231 2 года назад

the captivating begining that introduced it's cast found me relating to Virginia Mayo. all in all, it does not appear to be a bad movie. thank you for this trailor piece.

@randywhite3947 3 года назад

8:03 Am May 28th 2021