The Naked Edge (1961) Gary Cooper, Deborah Kerr, Eric Portman, Diane Cilento, Michael Wilding 

Lovely memories

Lovely remembrance, I am glad I was able to provide this movie.

Did it have a UA logo?

@@joshpritt2146 No.

@@sfinthecity No not on the original prints when you guys saw the movie in 1961

I know it, right? Just awesome realism.

Stop being ridiculous.

​@briseboy you're no cinema fan, if you were you'd know that the above comment is mostly true...

​@@briseboy If you don't like it, then why are you here?

Yep, they gave a damn.

​​​@@DreamDosage- You & @birdlynn417 are SO RIGHT!! Back then, movies had scripts that actually had DIALOGUE - not just one "bleeping" expletive after another And, they were expected to ACT, not just show up and rely on special effects!! It was a different era, & movies/actors were SO MUCH BETTER THEN!!

Sounds like he really was a "trooper." 😢

@@ADAMSIXTIES how Terribly Sad

You’re welcome 😊and it must be stated: Two Glenn Close films have a connection to this movie: "Jagged Edge" (1985) - knife reference in the similar titles and SPOILER AHEAD: "Fatal Attraction" (1987), climax in the bathroom.

definitely one of the best Brit movies I've seen on RU-vid...gotta get my wife to watch it!!

Glad that you enjoyed it.

Coop out Bogies Bogey in this one!

I second that! Some people have no idea! We do!

I saw that, also, and was surprised and confused. But I recall Brando's mother was an actress, no? So, apparently his dad was also in the entertainment industry

Gary Cooper was 6' 3", Deborah Kerr was 5' 6", not too petite.

phew!

Yes he looks tortured, to quote you.

And that ending - pre-dates "Fatal Attraction"! Title is also pre-cursor to "Jagged Edge" (1985 - also stars Glenn Close) which describes a knife's edge.

at first I hope he didnt kill his boss and I kept that hope throughout the plot although all the evidence betell the he was guilty..such a relief that he was not..

You're so welcome. Enjoy.

Glad you enjoyed it.

I love Kerr. She's a great actress, and always so elegant and utterly beautiful, too

Cilento had that devilishly but sweet kitten look to her- I wish I could see more of her work. 2 of her husbands were Sean Connery (their son is Jason) and last spouse was Anthony Shaffer, award winning writer (Sleuth, Frenzy, The Wicker Man) Her 1st husband was an Italian aristocrat, Andrea Volpe.

No, He was much older when he made a movie with Audry Hepburn and Maurice Chevalier......"Love in the Afternoon".....a wonderful movie!

​​@@j1947m - Actually, "Love in the Afternoon" was made in 1957 - FOUR YEARS prior to this movie. He merely looked younger in that film; possibly he was healthier then.

Yes, it was great!

He was suffering from terminal cancer while making this film. It was his last. 😢

Good question. He looked quite insane.

Because he knew the husband had come into money with his big business deal and he might be able to scare him into paying up to avoid suspicion.

No, he wasn't!! Maybe the worst actor ever. Flat. The same in every movie; totally unconvincing.

@@sg-vp2qg My opinion too, exactly! He was awful!

Agreed. Why he was extolled I'll never know. Our eyes don't lie.

@@sg-vp2qg he was brilliant

Maybe you should watch it till the end!

He should have still had the investment documents, especially for tax purposes for several years. But he did say he may have had them at the office and not at home.

I kept thinking he must some how be innocent.

HE WAS AT THE TRIAL IN THE BEGGINING ......

@@maxlinder5262 You don't need to scream at people! Stop with the allcaps!

May God Bless.

Glad you like it!

So sad. He was a great actor and a good man. I am glad to say he converted to Catholicism before he died. His voice was so soothing. He had so much more to give; 61 is considered young now.

​@@marywagner9927what he died from? Young, Gable too. Smoking?

@@marywagner9927 I never knew that he became Catholic= brilliant I believe John Wayne also converted So has Tammy Peterson; wife of Jordan Peterson. The Rosary hepled her to heal from an illness. The one true faith est. by Jesus......John 17 verses 21 - 23

The intelligence of the first part of your comments is at total odds with the abject stupidity of the second part of your comments. I understand your fear of losing the certainty of your beliefs, which have no evidence what so ever, and the fear of losing your equally ignorant and fearful community, but what a mentor you could be if you were able to overcome this. Btw, I agree with you that most modern entertainment is lousy, it has no intelligent dialogue and relies too much on sex to attract audiences, but being awake is always better than being asleep. I'm happy to discuss this with you at any time.

Ce film a connu un énorme succès. J'apprécie vos commentaires.

@@sfinthecity Merci. C’est vrai. C’est un film exceptionnel sur tous les Plans 🥰

Yes, it was meant to do that. It does it very well. It made me a nervous wreck. But it was worth it. It is a brilliant film.

Why can't people compliment the movie without denigrating films of more modern eras? I hate these comments; there's always at least one to accompany these old films that I love so much.

@@sg-vp2qg So do I! I'm sick and tired of all that whining. So much of what they say is just not true.

It's me! Thank you.

This is my 3rd attempt to watch it, but that ridiculous overly dramatized scene has put me off so much that I just can't watch it!

I agree entirely! It's just awful!

Same!!

well, she wanted to believe him but all the evidence would take her to the other side, most importantly the husband behaved too suspiciously, like he were guilty...an innocent man doesnt need to prove his innocence he acted as he had to...he probably felt guilty for condemning the other guy

huh? you dont know where your daughters are?

مسرور لأنك استمتعت بها.

Glad you enjoyed it!

You're welcome.

Glad you enjoyed.

Glad you enjoyed it.

Glad you enjoyed it.