The Crime Doctor's Courage 1945 / George Sherman 

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Obvious

HE " IS " Sitting next to You !!

Thanks and blessings for sharing a lovely memory! 🙏👏👍👍

What a lovely memory. Thank you for sharing that moment.

Like your comment less the improper English.

TCM

@@k8sl Luv me some TCM!

Yes.. I was about to say that , TCM and also Silver Screen Classics ... TV channels.

So do I....such elegance in that era.

Any day. All day. I'm 68. Love old movies.

Yeah Lupita Tovar, one of the first Divas in México.. 😍👑✌

What’s a heavy?

@@ChildofGodforevr A "heavy" is a tough guy, usually the gunman for a crime boss in a gangster film.

Baxter what are you thinking see dead body put finger prints on gun

Another casualty of alcohol !!

@@vleldaddio210 Yeah, the SOB, when he could have died of morbid obesity!

I love All of the episodes !!! 💗

Goes for me too.

I can't understand some of the mumbling of the newer movies either. I thought it was just me.

The editing and special effects do the acting for them today.

I record things and rewind, trying to understand and most of the time still can’t figure it out. I, too, prefer these old movies.

In addition to mumbling, the later performers speak in a whisper. Even the closed captioning can't catch the words.

Choice of words LOL

I love them all

22:13 Excellent

i tried to remember where had i seen that actess before ... you re right.. it was in the woman in green!!! apart form this, what a love ly movie was the one we just watched!!! thank you

Mar you Brooks, Hilary Brooks also played the neighbor in the Abbot and Costello TV show.

sherlock holmes another one of my fav [basil rathbone]

Hillary Brooke is her name. She also played in Sherlock Holmes, "The Voice of Terror" & one other, I believe. One of my FAV actresses from that Film Noir era.

John Michael Gunner I love Hillary Brooke also. I think she came from the New Your area but played British aristocracy convincingly. She always seemed to possess a natural but high class elegance.

I agree and enjoy them so much more than the crime drama's of today.👍👍👍

He's shot at and temporarily blinded in one.

Looses? TV show?

Watching the gun fight, I was thinking, if he was going to carry, he needed to spend a little less time around the pool and more on the firing range

How ironic Morals

LOL!

This is the one comment that rang true and discovered it was mine. All alone

Where are all THE tent cities?

Feel the SAME about my OWN personal life. Thx for film!

What’s a “looking man”?

@@pattimaeda6097 😂Yikes I didn't write A good looking man

He's very convincing as an actor. Very good.

I find I too said things (which I didn’t) Happy New Year!

@@jacquelinejanz8466 that Patti removed her comment 🤣 Happy Now Year

Hi @Robbie S "Crime Doctor's Strangest Case" is on here || ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TRyAmL5o0yk.html || Thanks for watching

First one I watched and was quite an introduction. Could not guess the criminal. Fun time. I have watched and rewatched, Nero Wolfe, number one fun crime to do so. This is interesting also.

I still think these *lame actors^ and these movies are better than the new ones.

@@thehighpriestess978 I totally agree! I was just commenting on the music and the talent with it!!

Interestingly, Warner Baxter - the star of the Crime Doctor movies - won the 2d Oscar ever given for Best Actor and the first American to win. (The first Best Actor Oscar went to Emil Jannings, the only German to ever win Best Actor (at least thus far).

The scores of this & STRANGEST CASE are outstanding. Complex and very musical. The vivid motifs remind me of classical music. I wonder why they stopped using the opening theme from STRANGEST CASE; it's beautiful.

Yes...thanks John Morris...Your info sent me on a wiki search: "Guadalupe Natalia Tovar(27 July 1910 - 12 November 2016) professionally known as Lupita Tovar, was a Mexican-American actress and centenarian best known for her starring role in the 1931 Spanish-language version of Drácula, filmed in Los Angeles by Universal Pictures at night using the same sets as the Bela Lugosi version, but with a different cast and director. The release of the Spanish-language "Dracula" on home video in the early 1990s caused a revival of Tovar's films. "It's like a dream being invited to all of these festivals and showings of my films. Was that really me up there on the screen? I had almost forgotten I was an actress. It has been absolutely wonderful how people have been so nice. Usually people die and then they get the award, but to be alive and receive this honor is fantastic!"

@@carolecarle7921 Brava!

Anthony Caruso (Jose Braga) was also a great actor

Wow. Susan Kohner from “Imitation of Life”?

@@JennyandtheCats The same.

Garry Sekelli an excellent formula for success😉

Promise what?

😂

She didn’t pick the fight he did!

@@paulcaron400 It takes two to fight.

@@marty51100 Thanx Michel your right it does take two. It always does. I appreciate your response👍

in the old day's your wife and kid's were your's to do as u pleased

Lots of work ahead !

Maybe sh didn’t “sleep” with the right people.

How awful 😥

@@miapdx503 ..yes. Sad. If you look up many of these actors there are a lot of sad endings.

@@swissotto1 Yes, from the beginning Hollywood was a machine, one that lifted people to dizzying heights...to the "stars!" Then it would smash them back to the ground. I was a fan of the "it" girl, who started out in silent films. The press made a big deal of her. She would churn out thirty movies in a year. Then they destroyed her. She was loved...then hated. It destroyed her mind, and crushed her soul. That's what they do...

Totally agree x

These films are straight mysteries, not noir.

Do what?

Noir is sleek and true to form

lol! You’re absolutely right... we were all just forced to forget all about them. 😆