#333) THE DEFIANT ONES (1958) R.I.P. TONY CURTIS

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THE DEFIANT ONES (1958) http://www.youtube.com/group/1001moviesgroup DIRECTED BY STANLEY KRAMER, STARRING SIDNEY POITIER, TONY CURTIS, THEODORE BICKEL, CARA WILLIAMS, LON CHANEY JR., CLAUDE AKINS, WHIT BISSELL, AND CARL 'ALFALFA" SWITZER, NOMINATED FOR 8 ACADEMY AWARDS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE AND WINNING 2, THIS THEN SOCIALLY RELEVANT ABOUT RACIAL TOLERANCE, STARRED POITIER WHO WAS THE "DENZEL WASHINGTON' OF HIS DAY, AND CURTIS WHO WAS THE "GEORGE CLOONEY" OF HIS IN 2 VERY POWERFUL PERFORMANCES. #333 ON THE LIST OF 1001 MOVIES YOU MUST SEE BEFORE YOU DIE!, THIS VIDEO I FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY, I OWN NO COPYRIGHTS TO THE AUDIO OR VISUAL CONTENT. THE SONG IS "THE DIFFERENCE" BY THE WALLFLOWERS.

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  • another wonderful vid! I had to watch this several times.

  • that's a huge compliment, thank!

  • It is a shame on me but I never saw this movie. I always miss it when TV shows it. Now I am decided. Tomorrow I'll see if it is in DVD.

  • let me know how you like it!

  • I saw it now at a friend of my wife that had it taped. Unluckily she did it spoken in portuguese and so something of the performances was missing. Even so, it is a great movie.

  • well I am glad you liked it, in any capacity!

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  • Brilliant video. Excellent film. Great music. Looks I'm lost in time. Is it already Christmas Time? New Year? Happy Fourth of July.

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  • Where is the Full Movie?

  • Oh, btw - 'Dislike'

  • Hey - interesting how you deemed a modern song would 'improve' the opening titles... Wrong.

  • I uploaded the entire film.

  • Until I watched this video this morning, I hadn't even heard that Tony Curtis passed away. The world will miss this wonderfully talented man. I'm a little late it seems, but this day is plagued with sadness for me, the day I learned Mr. Curtis has left us.

  • R.I.P. Mr Curtis

  • Great video about what seems to be a great movie made by two great actors. But now let's make a deal. Until the end of the year you are forbidden to send another R.I.P. video simply because nobody more will die. This year we have not even time to breathe. Enough with deaths. But, R.I.P, Tony Curtis

  • very good film....RIP Mr Curtis..

    great song btw..:D

  • Very good video and song choice, too! R.I.P. Tony Curtis. What a great, handsome, talented, charming star he always was --- and in an era when it really TOOK SOMETHING to be a big star, too!!!! He will be missed.

  • A Fantastic video & music.

    Wonderful tribute to Tony Cutis - RIP

  • Sad day, R.I.P. Tony :( Wonderful vid and movie!

  • Excellent choice to put up in Tony's memory. Thanks Craig. Love ya!

  • Excellent choice of song, with it's symbolism parallel to the images seen on the screen.

    Very good upload.

    I wonder if you might be able to post what happens directly after the last part shown here. I thought I recalled Poitier losing it and singing a 'negro standard,' or maybe one of the cops descending upon them was singing, I forget. I thought it ended something like that, though. I keep searching YouTube, but to no avail so far. Cheers.

  • Great tribute to such a TRULY classic and Iconic movie! The Defiant Ones was about 6 years ahead of it's times. It has themes in it that have never been touched upon in films prior. What makes this film so great, is that it shows blacks and whites on the run from the law with only eachother to fully trust and depend on. In the beginning they are against eachother due to their skin color, and by the end they are dragging eachother to freedom. Stanley Kramer was a revolutionary director. ILUVIT!

  • I just saw the movie for the first time today on 6/24/10 and let me just say that I will never forget this day.

  • A classic.

  • Alfalfa was there!

  • Great Movie! I can remember watching it on TV when I was a kid (b.1963). It's a wonder that it's not banned on TV because of the use of the "N" word! My Dad was a Huge Sidney Poitier fan! Anytime he came out with a new movie, Dad would take us to the theater.

  • wow what a great comment!

  • thanks Pat!

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