Alfred Hitchcock - Notorious (1946) - Part 1 of 11

[Lee05211]

Nowadays, most of the anti-American fascists are either in Hollywood or working for Obama.

[zshoonander]

the greatest director who ever lived teaming up with the greatest actor who ever lived

[jaymillymills]

After watching this, watch Tom Cruise and Thandie Newton in Mission Impossible 2. Most of it was highjacked from this!

[taquitozz]

@anykeyidiots yes

[AnyKeYiDioTs]

they are supposed to be in Rio de Janeiro?

[HonkytonkSue2]

Call it "old school" but these were the 'golden days of moviemaking' Superb actors, Fabulous scriptwriting and the absolute best director--Mr Alfred Hitchcock!

[poetcomic1]

Hitchcock's movie Notorious is a poem to Ingrid Bergman's face.

[RAMLIA1]

Great movie!

[furaskin]

Bellissimo film!!!

[rishsari]

thnx so much for uploading this classic, with Ingrid Bergman's aristocratic beauty and Cary Grant's superb acting talent and of course it being an Alfred Hitchcock's movie it's like an icing on the cake. it's a pity, They hardly make such movies nowadays.

[Lolabelle59]

"People like you ought to be in bed." LOL

Favorite Hitchcock film. Thanks so much for posting.

[mrhubbellbubble]

my favorite ingrid bergman movie <3

[TheFutureLooksGrimm]

Thanks for putting this up. I heart Alfred Hitchcock movies

[misscarolinec]

Thank you for uploading~  Oooh how I love Cary Grant! :)

[SCARLETXXXTREME]

Thank you so much for uploading - you're a star!

[Dablkwid0w2008]

Did the cop look at Ingrid Bergman and say to Cary Grant "Drunk, huh?"

Lmao

[surryhouse]

This is the first time I've seen this film. I don't care what anyone says Cary Grant was one handsome man. I think the only actor today that can be compared to Cary would be George Clooney, for he is handsome as well a fine actor and producer. I think George shines above the rest because he was probably taught "old school" since he has great actors in his family. Just my opinion.

[mskappykap]

@surryhouse

George Clooney is definitely a modern-day Cary Grant! Great comparison!

[dreamcaster4eva2011]

THANK YOU !!! for uploading you are a gem :D

[Amaramsey25]

im loving these old movies, thanks!!!

[peymaania]

Cary Grant looks great from the back.

[bita4u]

thank-you so much for loading this film. bless you xx

[doctornoooo]

other than the first of the film this one lacks almost to its bare bones and total lack of the typical Hitch humor: easily his most serious film, nothing he ever made of the really good ones has this super seriousness Topaz comes to mind buts its a real bow wow some great stuff in this one, just fabulous and Rains is at his near apotheosis: only Deception by him is better

[tmike37]

"coat" not "goat"

[1983CUEVAS]

Boy! that Cary Grant is a really punk @ times but Its make you love him more.

[nativeroscoe64]

You don't know how much I love this movie. A big thanks to you for uploading.

[Strawberry7Lynn]

What I hate about old film (and probably new one's too) is that they glamorise smoking. Cary Grant's probably dead through lung cancer by now

[ohsnapitsme59]

@Strawberry7Lynn What do you mean 'probably dead?'. That statement alone disqualifies you from making a comment on this film. Sheessh!

[ChildOfTheFlower]

@Strawberry7Lynn It was the norm back then for everyone to smoke. He actually died of a stroke in 1986 at the age of 82 when by then, most of his colleagues from that era had already passed on so compared to Humphrey Bogart (who died in 1957 by lung cancer), Clark Gable (heart attack in 1961). Cary was one of the more healthier actors

[regismo]

One of my favourite Hitchcock's, definitly.

[TheMaxx111]

THat sound is excruciating

[Ashitaka255]

Does anyone know why the video quality is so poor? I watched Casablanca recently, which had much better picture quality and was supposedly made in 1942.

[codehendrix]

@Ashitaka255 jeez your a high maintenance audience member....

[codehendrix]

@codehendrix also watch in 360p... the 480 is fucked for some reason....

[2manysecrets1000]

I'm amazed this wonderful film is here. I thought I was the only one who enjoyed it so much. They don't make films like thus anymore, but I wish they would.

[ismaeeeeeeel]

@2manysecrets1000 have faith and the youth a find a little more. Good movies are in the making.

[watayapupuya]

@ismaeeeeeeel Good m. are in the making ????!!!!Surely you are kidding yourself,not me.

[acdeucee]

I enjoyed every minute of Alex Minolta

[cobaltoblue]

yt

[cobaltoblue]

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[cobaltoblue]

YT

[ilovebones18]

This is my favourite movie (:

[HydraxSly202]

Whenever I hear "Sebastian", I keep thinking of Sebastian Michaelis from Kuroshitsuji. L-Lol! xD

[cobaltoblue]

@HydraxSly202 

[Lolijox]

@HydraxSly202 Isn't that an anime =p?

[HydraxSly202]

@Lolijox Somebody recognizes the name?! 8O L-Lol! xDDD Maybeee... ;P

[shadowplay71293]

INGRID BERGMAN IS GORGEOUS

[KellyGreen5555]

@shadowplay71293 Agreed...Back when there was such a thing as classic beauty. Today Hollywood considers the masculine, hard features of Angelina Jolie "beautiful." No thanks.

[musicandsolace]

I love ingrid...but who let her drive in that condition!! LOL!

[henryvrgl]

I've grown to be an admirer of Hitchcock films.I especially like the way they look. That Hollywood staged look.Perfectly controlled and set up.

[shaolin95]

Really...you can compare Brosnan to Grant and dont realize how dated Grant is? He does not have the timeless charisma of Bogart...thats for sure.

[Elfulus5]

Incantevole, sublime...

[samsajerk100]

was there ever a greater man than cary grant! he is the most handsome and charming actor to ever apear on any films. no actors now days can compare to him, brad pitt and all those others really arent worthy of being called actors knowing Cary. i think they should play more of his movies on tv!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[shaolin95]

@samsajerk100 omg I find mr grant the complete opposite of all you just said. He is actually quite dorky looking. Before you go ahead saying I am a popcorn generation guy allow me to tell you that I am from a generation where I can judge things based on reality and not Nostalgia. I can admire the screen presence of Bogart and still call mr Grant and James Steward odd looking guys that do not have the screen presence people seem to think they do. A much better choice..mr Pierce Brosnan.

[blackacidlizzard]

@shaolin95

Pierce Brosnan?

I realize artistic merit is completely subjective, but that seems like it has to be wrong.

[norristerse]

@shaolin95

for my part, i wish i looked as "dorky" as cary grant!

first thing i'd do would be to go for a walk and see what happens.

[shaolin95]

@norristerse hahaha that was funny :-)

I would like to look like to Remington Steele but less skinny...I would be walking the mall all day! lol

[norristerse]

@shaolin95

ha!

if it happens to both of us on the same day we should have a contest!

[shaolin95]

@norristerse ahhahaa deal! :-)

[dmypet]

Woah, watch where he puts the glass at 6:33.

That doesn't make much sense?

[sslohier]

@dmypet yeah i just noticed that, how weird is that? im sure she's gonna get a surprise when she wakes up...

[jlangston23]

Cary Grant is amazing! I loved him as an actor ever since I saw Arsenic and Old Lace. The Philadelphia Story may be my favorite of his films. Him, James Steward, and Katharine Hepburn, three of arguably the greatest performers in cinema history, all in the same film together =)

[pitbullzd]

GREAT film

[gremashlo]

Sexiest line ever: CARY--"Don't you need a coat?" INGRID--"You'll do."

[abuealfonso10]

@gremashlo Sorry my English is not very good, and I heard Cary ask "Dont ýou need a goat?" and the reply made no sense "you'll do". Thanks to your comment, I undestood the dialogue.

[MaxxUS08]

"What about...we have a picnic" Hands down, the best non sequitur in film history.

[LadyKant987]

lol.. Cary really has had some crazy drivers in Hitch's movies.. (like Grace in To carch a thief)

[LadyKant987]

Well, idk.. black and white movies are way better than the movies we see nowadays.. I really cannot say what it is.. but there is something more in this old movies..

[scales57]

@LadyKant987 it has little to do with the lack of color and everything to do with character buidup, good storylines, good writing, and actors that actually play their parts well! Today, there is very little creativity and few actors of any significant talent. Back then also, there were really no significant sound effects or hi-tech visual stuff, so the scripts, directors, and the actors had to grab the audience with actual skill.....peace

[LadyKant987]

@scales57 well that is true! Oh how I miss these movies.. how I miss the Cary Grant, Grace Kelly, Ingrid Bergman, Audrey Hepburn, Jimmy Stewart...

[filmgeek22]

Wheres hitchcocks cameo in this film?

[LadyKant987]

@filmgeek22 during the party.. he's drinking quite fast a glass of champagne.. classic ironic Hitch ;)

[NP1D305]

The opening music to this movie sounds very similar to the original Star Trek theme tune. Lol!

[timbit1996]

damn it I thought this was a Biggie smalls Tribute!

[timbit1996]

damn it I thought this was a Biggie smalls Tribute! Fuck

[jimnado1]

she is so beautiful and such a great actress

[qualquan]

storyline is ridiculous but the stars are great.

[candygir7]

@qualquan the storyline is ridiculous? you mean reality is ridiculous and current hollywood movies are not.

[qualquan]

@candygir7 Yes, much more ridiculous than the average movie, past or present. Imagine making us believe that the Nazis would be trying to build a complicated device like a nuclear bomb in Brazil in the 1940s immediately after being decimated in WW2. And then they are so dumb and lax as not to bother checking out an American continuously hovering around the girlfriend, yet so suspicious as to kill their own for merely pointing to the wine bottle.Too much cognitive dissonance to stomach.

[candygir7]

@qualquan oh I have not seen the whole movie but this part only and it made a lot of sense to me. have you seen the movie opium connection? also another portrayal of reality while people just watch it and call it fiction. it is amazing how people are so closed headed & don't see the truth even when told of it.

[ZZAAN84]

I never understood the big fuss over Casablanca....THIS is Ingred's best movie by far.

[IngridBergmanRocked]

@ZZAAN84

I totally agree. Ingrid is Glorious in Notorious.

[ZZAAN84]

@IngridBergmanRocked - you made a rhyme....you know that don'tcha?

[IngridBergmanRocked]

@ZZAAN84

;D

[poshbecky]

ingrid: my car is outside! cary: naturally:-)

[NilknarfAllidap]

he's James Bond @ 4:41 

[tcampbellla]

"The important drinking hasn't start yet."

[dmtharpua]

rare old movies

[ABALLAM3]

Though belated, this film should have claimed Academy Awards in the following:

Best Actress: Ingrid Bergman

Best Sup. Actor: Claude Rains

Writing: Original Screenplay

Cinematography-BW

Art Direction-BW

Sound Recording

In addition, it should have been nominated for Best Actor-Cary Grant, Best Dir.-Hitchcock, Film Editing, and Best Picture. One Hitchcock's finest films, and beautifully acted. However, maybe should have gone to Grant over Frederic March in the Best Years of Our Lives.

[mauijim662000]

thank you so much for posting this. god what a wonderful piece of work..

[madrina334]

I thank you for your movie post. Women back then had real woman's curves and acting was real then too. Thanks for the post again.

[anamagdalena28]

@madrina334 What are these real women people keep talking about? Women come in all shapes and sizes, even if i´ll admit Ingrid is a fine specimen of a woman.

[madrina334]

@anamagdalena28 Well in today's society unfortunately people look at curver women or larger fuller sized women as not as attractive in the movie industry as say a smaller woman. Hope that answers your question. I mean Marilyn Manroe was also a little curvy as well as Anna Nicole Smith. Both Beautiful. Maybe you took my comment out of context. I am a curvey woman myself. I don't have a problem with smaller women I just like meaty women too.

[Jammsbro1]

@madrina334 ? plenty of women have curves nowadays and today we have many far superior actors to this generation. Too many people confuse old with classic and think that anything in B+W must automatically be better than nowadays.

[madrina334]

@Jammsbro1 Fact is women may have curves but not necessarly in every place only in certain spots. As far as acting goes well that is just it acting and some don't know how to leave it at the door when their off the stage. My opinion is just that and a comment. People seemed alot more genuine back in the days then today.

[chucknoris108]

@Jammsbro1 you mean actresses superior to Ingrid? that must be a joke

[JetstereoHonduras]

Ms. Bergmnan's date of birth indeed was August 29th (1915). Best to you indeed. And thank you for the reminder, 'Vegie.'

[JetstereoHonduras]

Among his motion pictures, would place 'Vertigo' alone above this sophisticated thriller, with the master at the top of his skillfully perverse, audience-manipulating, entertainment game. Own the Criterion issue already, but certainly will enjoy watching it again, here. Thank you.

[IHeartVegie]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY INGRID!!!:)



[bunbun5877]

At work watching!!! So excited!!!

[jamierourketen]

jesus!, she is doing about 80mph and pissed out her face!

[blkchk]

I love where he put the empty glass, on the woman drunk's chest. And he puts it there so casually!

[blkchk]

I think Cary Grant was one of the most underrated actors. He was brilliant in this.

[kookytootfloot]

Ingrid Bergman is a true beauty. She played Golda Maier in later life.

[vandergraaf78]

Cary Grant would be great James Bond if only this series was made at this time.

[shaunandrewsykes]

classic hitchcock. the days of great stories, fantastic director and true film stars.

[micah1906]

Ohmyword, it's great to see this movie is up on YouTube. One of my absolute favorites of all time. <3Cary<3. He is incomparable, as is Ingrid.

[KingofStarfox]

I love how they were all like, "I'm drunk, let's go for a ride!", back then.

[QuetZyani]

Cary Grant <3

[marekerhardt]

Remake with Clooney and Kidman? No?

[IngridBergmanRocked]

@marekerhardt say it aint so!!!!!

No remake please.

[blkchk]

@marekerhardt NO

[marekerhardt]

@blkchk I say no too but you know Hollywood. It's the best we have left. Julia Roberts then???

[634devil]

I love all the women swooning over Cary Grant and all the men swooning over Ingrid Bergman in the comment box.

[SachaTheEvilOne]

alfred hitch cock COCK COCK COCK we love hitch cock!

haha just watched little koriboh's bad romance

[sebbe42000]

´+åÄ

[goude3]

Oh Alfred Hitchcock and his sneaky ways of putting himself indiscreetly in every movie :)

[puppie321]

Cary grant. man! What a hunk! :P only if he were alive still

[starquant]

Stupid film. Why would a woman compromise herself and behave like a SLUT for no money?. Not in this lifetime.

[grainofsandfan]

Great glass she is carrying.

[sudhucinemar]

This is one of my most favourite Hitchcock movies.. one of his most underated works..

[jminto88]

love these old movies dont get any good storys now adays,,all blow up and kill ..

nad repeat .old movies .over and over..plus the same actors ..back then they didnt have all the speacial effects and still made a good movies ,,and actors could acted

[ficklefun]

Cary Grant...UNF. UNF UNF UNF.

Wonderful film.

[paulj0557]

Bergman was built like a brick $h!+ house I think I would've caved.

[kdepinalex]

Such a fine movie. Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman and Claude Rains at their best in an Alfred Hitchcock thriller. They don't make films like this any more. And how could they? Who among today's stars could replace either of those actors?

[cecillbill]

@kdepinalex

None could ever come close to replacing them...but Isabella Rosselini is almost a deadringer for her mother Ingird Bergman, she even sounds slike her mother when she talks sometimes.

[ebonyrose316266]

these women have really nice hairstyles

[KayaOfAyalia]

She has the cutest laugh when she's drunk.

[powertothehobos]

ingrid bergman was gorgeous....she was WAAAY ahead of her time....you dont see much "acting" from her...every now and then she slips but most of the time shes very real, highly unusual for leading women of this period....most of them were so over the top it was embarrassing, but she kept it real:)

[youtubister]

Ingrid Bergman, one of the most beautiful women ever to grace the silver screen: 5:01 onwards.

I kept re-winding certain scenes she is in just to study her more closely.

Bergman and Grant, what a combination. One of Mr Hitchcock's best: #128 in IMDb's "Top 250".

[whereartthouart]

If you want paintings made of old movie posters in the public domain check out my website. Go to my profile link and you will see my website address.

[iluvAudreyHepburn]

Cary Grant. You can tell it's him without even seeing his face.xoxoxo!

[CupidsAngel499]

LOL. She's drunk and she's driving. That's great. Is this the time period where women used to drink while they were pregnant and not know what a problem it was?

[wompeter1]

Drunken and reckless driving is a staple of old movies. I think back then it wasn't actually against the law to drink and drive--just to get in an accident.

We still promulgate the misconception that cool people like Jack Bauer drive recklessly. Some stupid women still think that bad driving is like totally cute. And of course no red-blooded American male obeys traffic laws. As if!

[IMPei100]

You know Jack Bauer isn't a real person. Perhaps you're Dan Quayle and think that Murphy Brown is promoting unwed pregnancies.

[toothbrush55]

THANKYOU!

[muaythai101]

DREAMY!!!!!! -oh wow-

[davidglynn1]

The theme music from the show StarTrek has a very similar melody to the opening music of Notorious.. Seems Alexander Courage was influenced by Roy Webb's work.

[watpublibrary]

Next up in our classic movies series will be this masterpiece of suspense from Hitchcock. January 25th at 6pm.

[M3addicted]

people just don't talk anymore like this anymore these days

sad...

[Rita3500]

Ooooooooo Cary Grant AND Ingrid Bergman? Tell me it's to good to be true! XD

[cecillbill]

@Rita3500

It's like an overload on the senses...you almost could die from watching their talent and beauty on the screen together!!!

[jennifer082255]

@Rita3500 Don't forget Claude Rains who was in Caslblanca with Ingrid Bergman

[Rita3500]

@jennifer082255 Oh, your right! How could I forget? :(

[Jemmer1000]

DUI

[fpadilla671]

the self control that cary portrays is soo convincing.. he wants to show her how much he really cares about her but the last thing he wants to do is ruin it all and show his cards early because he knows that somehow SHE must prove herself worthy of his affection... they dont make movies like this anymore too many wimps begging for approval now a days on television

[whereartthouart]

@fpadilla671 You are so right about them not making movies like this anymore. Hitchcock was a legend as was Billy Wilder and David O. Selznick.

[dggd]

@fpadilla671 Ain't that the truth!!!

[jolandasterbloem]

FANTASTIC MOVIE

[MirrenCawdor]

Absolutely love this film. Both Bergman and Grant are great in it.

[NaturalBornHedonist]

Poor Cary Grant always on a passengers seat next to a looney female driver (Ingrid Bergman and Grace Kelly )

[ABALLAM3]

You have to admit though their both very beautiful!

[rashelly]

cary grant... oh so handsome...

[sbarudzija]

What is the McGuffin?!? Sorry I'm stupid. Someone please tell me.

[missyc79]

It is something that is integral to the character's in the movie but it means nothing to the viewer in terms of the plot. Its'what drives the characters.

[wompeter1]

The falcon in "The Maltese Falcon" is a McGuffin. But the movie is about GETTING the bird, not the bird itself.

[robotentity]

She's absolutely adorable drunk. I just LOVE her laugh.

[adnanabbasi1992]

"this fog gets me"

-It's the hair in your eyes.

ROFL

[tiddler111]

she's totally gorgeous in this film , i think i'm off to amazon to order the dvd

[tiddler111]

oh yeah, that'll keep the cold out

[DannyBsnacks]

"my car is outside" "naturally" this dude is smoooth XD

[87kittygirl]

Is she drunk?

[tbish09]

lol. Nah, think she was just feeling a bit under the weather.

[LitCrit101]

She says that she's a drunken driver, second offence, and will go to jail. So clearly she's drunk.

[tbish09]

I was clearly joking. I thought that was obvious, perhaps not. Of course shes drunk! Not least because she was just drinking at a party for hours...

[tbish09]

Oh and theres also the fact that she's driving like an absolute lunitic..oh and she says shes drunk.. bit of a give away :p

[LitCrit101]

Of course she's drunk. Her father was just sentenced to jail and they've been partying since then.