In a Lonely Place 1950 Alfred Hitchcock (Humphrey Bogart) part 1

[Forgemno]

Quit being trolls and just watch the movie....lonely bastards.

[DrHowbeit]

DON'T READ THIS COMMENT IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE MOVIE

My problem with this film is that I don't understand why she lingers. After that incident at the road when Bogart is more than half-way through killing a guy? What's the difference if he killed someone in the past?

[Thurzotron]

@DrHowbeit You'd be surprised by how some women behave. Sometimes it's not understandable or logical, but then again I've learned not to question the undying fickleness of women.

[janestub]

johnny guitar is a great ray film as well.

[spinliquid]

The writer in the show Californication is based on Bogey's character in this movie.

[kubkins]

this is the name of a Hitchcock Presents episode. maybe that's why he got confused.

[londonacid1]

"remember how i use to read to you?" "since then i've learned to read by myself" subtle masturbation metaphor?

[ror312gallery19]

bogey and nick ray,,still kool,!!

[sinsitysisterssinema]

As others have said, it's not a Hitchcock film. If you are going to post these things, you really should take the time to get these things right.

[7beers]

Hitchcock is the master!

[scorp3434]

Thank you!! Love it!!!

[billthestinker]

Bogie did not have to act for this film, that is the real Bogart!

[MrCrispian]

Similar in style to hichcock,it was made during the freudian obsessed 40's...note its a santana production...santana was the name of Bogarts boat, so i presume it was his production company......

[MrCrispian]

Similar in style to hichcock,it was made during the freudian obsessed 40's...note its a santana production...santana was the name of Bogarts boat, so i presume its his production company......

[MrCrispian]

Similar in style to hichcock,it was made during the freudian obsessed 40's

[ismaeeeeeeel]

it's starting quite well

[Chu4eon]

You really should change this from Alfred Hitchcock to Nicholas Ray.

[JubalCalif]

@Chu4eon

I second that emotion. Hitchock (as far as I know) had nothing to do with this film.  It's one of my all time fave movies & my fave one directed by Nicholas Ray....Ray was involved in many classic pics, but I think this one is his BEST!

[blaq7427]

Bogey at his best

[chrish12345]

well done Hitch another masterpiece, I recognise all teh hallmark of this great film-maker, thumbs up for the Hitch!

[Microglia1]

What is this movie about? I don't have the internet 24/7 here (government regulation).

[Gowanee1]

You really should change the credit - this is Nicholas Ray's masterpiece - Hitchcock had nothing to so with it.

Thanks for uploading.

[aspacepigtaipei]

Gloria Grahame's entrance gets me every time. She was just so so friggin' gorgeous.

[PtAltmVansanTarr]

This was a Nicholas Ray film not influenced by hitch

[MrLunitunz]

Overlooking the fact that this was Nicolas Ray's film, I don't think Hitchcock ever worked with Bogie. Which is a shame because Bogie was arguably the best actor of his time.

[starbirdblue]

thank god for you tube .great actors ,and movies ..thank you posting .

[Jazzanswer]

Hitchcock has nothing to do with this film.

It was directed by Nicolas Ray.

[7beers]

Hitchcock is da best! Two thumbs up!!!

[Jackalman99]

I like the cars back then and the way women dressed in that era. I sure wish I lived back then, I could get some very nice dresses and hats. It Humphrey Bogart is any example, the men were handsomer back then. I might actually want to take up with some of the men who want to take up with me if I lived in 1950.

[Asparagusville]

Notice that the "pig" was in the lane for oncoming traffic.

[Brace67]

Nicholas Ray directed this Bogart classic not Alfred Hitchcock. How could this person posting these be so wrong?

[ClassicMovieClub]

Thanks so much for posting (Nicholas Ray directed this by the way not Hitchcock)

[nigelhalfwittt]

Not sure what Hitch had to do with this film ...

[MrAndersoncouncil]

Many thanks to whomever posted this (these), but PLEASE fix! Hitch had nothing to do with this fantastic movie.

[swingeasy987]

Complete this line for the Daily double : "I was born when she kissed me, I died when she....."

[MrAndersoncouncil]

@swingeasy987

I was born when she kissed me. I died when she left me. I lived a few weeks while she loved me. Fantastic.

[swingeasy987]

@MrAndersoncouncil

NICE! Great line, great film....

[7beers]

@MrAndersoncouncil I was born when she kissed me. I died when she farted.

[MrAndersoncouncil]

@7beers

Happy third birthday.

[MarkAnthonyLentine]

My favorite Bogart movie.

Nobody, and I mean NOBODY could walk the line between sanity and insanity like Bogart. What an INCREDIBLE talent. Nicholas Ray put his wife (Gloria Grahame) under ridiculous binds during this film. Two greats-Ray and Bogie, at the top of their game. Probably Gloria Grahame's greatest film. She really stepped it up, to match Bogie emotion for emotion.

[MarkAnthonyLentine]

Please TAKE HITCHCOCK'S NAME OFF THIS MASTERPIECE FROM NICK RAY,,,

[franzy1]

The autograph collecting boy at 2:02 is Billy Gray, the friend of Michael Rennie's Klaatu in the original The Day the Earth Stood Still. He was also a regular on Father Knows Best with Robert Young.

[CenobiteVictim]

Alfred Hitchcock??? lol thanks for the upload, maybe the fact you put his name will distract Youtube trolls from finding out this is really the Nicholas Ray classic

[girl43]

LOL those lines always cracked me up :

- There's no sacrifice too great for a chance in immortality.

- .Yes sir.

[Ninearm]

Nice, from a time when acting was pure and priceless.

[rachel7036]

Bogart was one of the best actors ever..if not the best..

[206Nish]

"Made all his money before the income tax"

LOL

[veronicles]

"I'm a stranger here, myself." -Nicholas Ray

How apt :)

[RubyTuesday717]

Hate to be repetitive, but you gotta give credit where credit is due, and this is Nicholas Ray's masterpiece, not Hitchcock's (as if Hitch needed another one!).

It's just not fair to overlook such a master who was Nicholas Ray.

[margotdarby]

@RubyTuesday717 And thank YOU too. How could someone think Hitchcock? I'm beginning to think Ray is forgotten.

[LadyEmmaHamilton]

This is not Alfred Hitchcock! This is Nicholas Ray's masterpiece!

[RagingGeekazoid]

Excellent film, thanks for uploading.

[salatatabaa]

well thanks for the preview but alfred hitchcock has nothing to do with this movie

[UnitedTen]

I was just going to say. The film was directed by Nicholas Ray. But thank you so much for the upload.