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John Greenwood: music from "Frieda" (1947). Conducted by Ernest Irving. Performed by The Philharmonia.
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From a rare british movie from the 40ies: A girl jumps from a bridge into a pond and gets rescued by the good day
- published: 04 Dec 2012
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Margaret Lockwood and Patricia Roc star in this Technicolor melodrama from the great Gainsborough Studios.
The Hatton family fall on hard times when their drunken father gambles away their estate, but their daughter, Jassy, is determined to reclaim their home...
Hear about this and other classic movies on the Attaboy Clarence podcast at www.attaboyclarence.com
- published: 20 Jun 2017
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Adapted in 1947 from her own 7th novel by Daphne du Maurier, along with Terence Young (later to direct the first Bond movies), this is a rambling epic story of two feuding Irish families (curiously filmed entirely in British studios!) taking us through three generations of family fights over a copper mine sunk by the Brodricks, wealthy British incomers to Ireland, and the native Donovans. The general feel is that it is a somewhat lack-lustre film that condenses too much of the story without developing the characters enough - I rather agree. It is not actually a ‘Margaret Lockwood' film as such, but more an ensemble piece, as other characters in the story are equally important. Having said that, it's another of her ‘outrageous' female characterisations, if in a slightly lower-key to her previous ‘bodice-ripping' dramas of the period. Interestingly she looks entirely different when made up for old age in the latter part of the film.
The film includes a good cast of well established forties film actors. Cecil Parker was never matinée idol stuff, but there's always interest in his performances - here as ‘Copper John', the arrogant, self-absorbed owner of the Hungry Hill mine. Michael Denison, as his son Henry, has little to do and is gone to death before you've even realised he exists, but Dennis Price, as Parker's other son, ‘Greyhound John', has a sympathetic role for once and gains our sympathy for his lack of interest in all things to do with mining while he courts Lockwood - and finally marries her to produce several children - one of which, ‘Wild Johnnie' becomes a spoilt mother's-darling brat, and is well played by Dermot Walsh. Jean Simmons looks charming in ringlets for years as the brothers' sister, though she also disappears from the story too soon. There are several other familiar names in the cast including Siobhan McKenna, Guy Rolfe, Eddie Byrne (seen in "Jack the Ripper" (1959) also on this channel), and Peter Murray, who became the famous radio DJ. It is also the debut film for Eileen Herlie and Dan O'Herlihy, and some names in the supporting cast who are uncredited include Margaret Lockwood's daughter Julia, at just four years old, Hazel Court and James Robertson Justice.
One ends up with the feeling that this film does not do justice to the long and rambling original novel, and had they spent a bit more money and filmed in colour it would have added considerably to the film as a whole, especially in the well-handled ballroom scenes where all the ladies appear to be wearing shades of white! The film was directed by Brian Desmond Hurst, who also directed "Dangerous Moonlight", " Scrooge" "The Mark of Cain" and "Trottie True" (the last two are also on this channel), and the music was by John Greenwood who wrote scores for over forty movies from the 30s to the 50s, some of the more well-known might include "San Demetrio London", "The Last Days of Dolwyn", "Frieda" and "Broken Journey" (oh, dear! - another that's on my channel!!)
- published: 19 Jun 2017
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When a series of murders are discovered, the occupents of a London boarding house become suspects.
Cast
Frieda Inescort - Mrs. Stella Rosabelle Armitage
Paul Cavanagh - Joseph 'Joe' Reynolds
Heather Angel - Sylvia Armitage
Bruce Lester - Hugh Bromilow
Miles Mander - Tom Armitage
Lumsden Hare - Inspector Gregg
Turhan Bey - Ram Singh
Charles Irwin - Constable
Phyllis Barry - Lucy Timson
Mary Field - Phoebe Martia St. John Snell
Paul Renay - Choong Thi
Director
D Ross Lederman
Written By
Frank Vosper (play)
Anthony Coldway (screenplay)
- published: 16 Jul 2011
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Full title reads: "Reynolds Bombshell"
New York, United States of America (USA).
The Douglas A 26 plane leaves the Roosevelt Airfield, Long Island for a round the world flight in a record breaking attempt.
MS the plane being wheeled out.
MS Captain William Odom, Milton J Reynolds and T Carroll Salee before setting out. Reynolds speaks. (nat sound)
MS the plane takes off.
MS CU Air to air shots Flying over the Hudson river and the skyscrapers of Manhattan.
FILM ID:1181.16
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
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- published: 13 Apr 2014
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Young, well-intentioned Barry Kohler (Steve Guttenberg) stumbles upon a secret organization of Third Reich war criminals holding clandestine meetings in Paraguay and finds that Dr Josef Mengele (Gregory Peck), the infamous Auschwitz doctor, is with them. He phones Ezra Lieberman (Laurence Olivier), an aging Nazi hunter living in Vienna, Austria, with this information. A highly skeptical Lieberman tries to brush Kohler's claims aside, telling him that it is already well known that Mengele is living in Paraguay.
Having learned when and where the next meeting to include Mengele is scheduled to occur, Kohler records part of it using a hidden microphone, but is discovered and killed while making another phone call to Lieberman. Before the phone is hung up with Lieberman on the other end, he hears the recorded voice of Mengele ordering a group of ex-Nazis to kill 94 men in different countries, including Austria, West Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Although frail, Lieberman follows Kohler's leads and begins travelling throughout Europe and North America to investigate the suspicious deaths of a number of aging civil servants. He meets several of their widows and is amazed to find an uncanny resemblance in their adopted, black-haired, blue-eyed sons. It is also made clear that, at the time of their deaths, all the civil servants were aged around 65 and had cold, domineering and abusive attitudes towards their adopted sons, while their wives were around 42 and doted on the sons.
Lieberman gains insight from Frieda Maloney (Uta Hagen), an incarcerated former Nazi guard who worked with the adoption agency, before realizing during a meeting with Professor Bruckner (Bruno Ganz), an expert on cloning, the terrible truth behind the Nazi plan: Mengele, in the 1960s, had secluded several surrogate mothers in a Brazilian clinic and fertilised them with ova each carrying a sample of Hitler's DNA preserved since World War II. Ninety-four clones of Hitler had then been born and sent to different parts of the world for adoption.
- published: 11 Jun 2017
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Frieda (film)
Frieda is a 1947 British film, directed by Basil Dearden, screenplay by Angus MacPhail and Ronald Millar and was produced by Michael Balcon.
Synopsis
Frieda (Mai Zetterling) is a German woman who helps English airman Robert (David Farrar) to escape from a German prisoner-of-war camp as the Second World War nears its end. She loves him; he is only grateful to her. In a church between the Russian-German lines however, Robert marries her, so that she may obtain a British passport. Together they eventually arrive in his Oxfordshire home. Frieda meets his family - his mother, his small stepbrother Tony, Judy (Glynis Johns), the attractive widow of Robert's brother, and Aunt Eleanor (Flora Robson), a figure in local politics and vehemently anti-German.
At first the townspeople are bitterly hostile to Frieda and Robert is forced to give up his job as a schoolteacher. Gradually however, the ill will retreats, and she is accepted - though not by Eleanor. She is befriended by Judy, who, unknown to Robert, is now in love with him. As Robert settles into a new life, working with Frieda on a farm, he begins to lose his prisoner-of-war heaviness. He sees Frieda in a new light. But then they see a film dealing with the horror of Bergen-Belsen and Frieda fears their marriage will not survive its revelation of her countrymen's cruelty. But Robert clings on to what they have established between them.
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1:37:15Jassy 1947
Jassy 1947Jassy 1947
Margaret Lockwood and Patricia Roc star in this Technicolor melodrama from the great Gainsborough Studios. The Hatton family fall on hard times when their drunken father gambles away their estate, but their daughter, Jassy, is determined to reclaim their home... Hear about this and other classic movies on the Attaboy Clarence podcast at www.attaboyclarence.com -
1:37:38Hungry Hill - 1947 - Margaret Lockwood, Dennis Price, Cecil Parker, Jean Simmons & Dermot Walsh
Hungry Hill - 1947 - Margaret Lockwood, Dennis Price, Cecil Parker, Jean Simmons & Dermot WalshHungry Hill - 1947 - Margaret Lockwood, Dennis Price, Cecil Parker, Jean Simmons & Dermot Walsh
Adapted in 1947 from her own 7th novel by Daphne du Maurier, along with Terence Young (later to direct the first Bond movies), this is a rambling epic story of two feuding Irish families (curiously filmed entirely in British studios!) taking us through three generations of family fights over a copper mine sunk by the Brodricks, wealthy British incomers to Ireland, and the native Donovans. The general feel is that it is a somewhat lack-lustre film that condenses too much of the story without developing the characters enough - I rather agree. It is not actually a ‘Margaret Lockwood' film as such, but more an ensemble piece, as other characters in the story are equally important. Having said that, it's another of her ‘outrageous' female characterisations, if in a slightly lower-key to her previous ‘bodice-ripping' dramas of the period. Interestingly she looks entirely different when made up for old age in the latter part of the film. The film includes a good cast of well established forties film actors. Cecil Parker was never matinée idol stuff, but there's always interest in his performances - here as ‘Copper John', the arrogant, self-absorbed owner of the Hungry Hill mine. Michael Denison, as his son Henry, has little to do and is gone to death before you've even realised he exists, but Dennis Price, as Parker's other son, ‘Greyhound John', has a sympathetic role for once and gains our sympathy for his lack of interest in all things to do with mining while he courts Lockwood - and finally marries her to produce several children - one of which, ‘Wild Johnnie' becomes a spoilt mother's-darling brat, and is well played by Dermot Walsh. Jean Simmons looks charming in ringlets for years as the brothers' sister, though she also disappears from the story too soon. There are several other familiar names in the cast including Siobhan McKenna, Guy Rolfe, Eddie Byrne (seen in "Jack the Ripper" (1959) also on this channel), and Peter Murray, who became the famous radio DJ. It is also the debut film for Eileen Herlie and Dan O'Herlihy, and some names in the supporting cast who are uncredited include Margaret Lockwood's daughter Julia, at just four years old, Hazel Court and James Robertson Justice. One ends up with the feeling that this film does not do justice to the long and rambling original novel, and had they spent a bit more money and filmed in colour it would have added considerably to the film as a whole, especially in the well-handled ballroom scenes where all the ladies appear to be wearing shades of white! The film was directed by Brian Desmond Hurst, who also directed "Dangerous Moonlight", " Scrooge" "The Mark of Cain" and "Trottie True" (the last two are also on this channel), and the music was by John Greenwood who wrote scores for over forty movies from the 30s to the 50s, some of the more well-known might include "San Demetrio London", "The Last Days of Dolwyn", "Frieda" and "Broken Journey" (oh, dear! - another that's on my channel!!) -
1:03:15Frieda Inescort SHADOWS ON THE STAIRS (1941) Turhan Bey
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When a series of murders are discovered, the occupents of a London boarding house become suspects. Cast Frieda Inescort - Mrs. Stella Rosabelle Armitage Paul Cavanagh - Joseph 'Joe' Reynolds Heather Angel - Sylvia Armitage Bruce Lester - Hugh Bromilow Miles Mander - Tom Armitage Lumsden Hare - Inspector Gregg Turhan Bey - Ram Singh Charles Irwin - Constable Phyllis Barry - Lucy Timson Mary Field - Phoebe Martia St. John Snell Paul Renay - Choong Thi Director D Ross Lederman Written By Frank Vosper (play) Anthony Coldway (screenplay) -
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0:53Reynolds Bombshell (1947)
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Full title reads: "Reynolds Bombshell" New York, United States of America (USA). The Douglas A 26 plane leaves the Roosevelt Airfield, Long Island for a round the world flight in a record breaking attempt. MS the plane being wheeled out. MS Captain William Odom, Milton J Reynolds and T Carroll Salee before setting out. Reynolds speaks. (nat sound) MS the plane takes off. MS CU Air to air shots Flying over the Hudson river and the skyscrapers of Manhattan. FILM ID:1181.16 A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/ FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/ -
2:04:59The Boys From Brazil 1978 _ DR. Mengele_ Gregory Peck HD.
The Boys From Brazil 1978 _ DR. Mengele_ Gregory Peck HD.The Boys From Brazil 1978 _ DR. Mengele_ Gregory Peck HD.
Young, well-intentioned Barry Kohler (Steve Guttenberg) stumbles upon a secret organization of Third Reich war criminals holding clandestine meetings in Paraguay and finds that Dr Josef Mengele (Gregory Peck), the infamous Auschwitz doctor, is with them. He phones Ezra Lieberman (Laurence Olivier), an aging Nazi hunter living in Vienna, Austria, with this information. A highly skeptical Lieberman tries to brush Kohler's claims aside, telling him that it is already well known that Mengele is living in Paraguay. Having learned when and where the next meeting to include Mengele is scheduled to occur, Kohler records part of it using a hidden microphone, but is discovered and killed while making another phone call to Lieberman. Before the phone is hung up with Lieberman on the other end, he hears the recorded voice of Mengele ordering a group of ex-Nazis to kill 94 men in different countries, including Austria, West Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Although frail, Lieberman follows Kohler's leads and begins travelling throughout Europe and North America to investigate the suspicious deaths of a number of aging civil servants. He meets several of their widows and is amazed to find an uncanny resemblance in their adopted, black-haired, blue-eyed sons. It is also made clear that, at the time of their deaths, all the civil servants were aged around 65 and had cold, domineering and abusive attitudes towards their adopted sons, while their wives were around 42 and doted on the sons. Lieberman gains insight from Frieda Maloney (Uta Hagen), an incarcerated former Nazi guard who worked with the adoption agency, before realizing during a meeting with Professor Bruckner (Bruno Ganz), an expert on cloning, the terrible truth behind the Nazi plan: Mengele, in the 1960s, had secluded several surrogate mothers in a Brazilian clinic and fertilised them with ova each carrying a sample of Hitler's DNA preserved since World War II. Ninety-four clones of Hitler had then been born and sent to different parts of the world for adoption.
'Frieda' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Beauty's Ruin (2006)
Actors: Thomas Dixon (producer), Talal Al-Muhanna (director), Ronald J. Wright (writer), Steve Murphy (actor), Sacha Leader (actor), Tara Harris-Brown (editor), Kenny Richards (actor), Sophie Clarke (actress), Stephanie Murie (actress),
Plot: A controversial photographer whose pictures explore the theme of ruined beauty meets a young woman who offers to go 'to the edge' for his new exhibition of Distressed Polaroids. But through the course of a single fateful night of sex, drugs and revelation, dark secrets and obsessions are unexpectedly revealed.
Genres: Drama, Short, Thriller,Vinzent (2004)
Actors: Anna Thalbach (actress), Detlef Bothe (actor), Detlef Bothe (actor), Bernd Tauber (actor), Karin Baal (actress), Ingeborg Westphal (actress), Thomas Bestvater (actor), Linda Harper (costume designer), Cornelia Lippert (actress), Tobias Kasimirowicz (actor), Gabriella Gobber (miscellaneous crew), Tabea Heynig (actress), Till Lindemann (actor), Ayassi (producer), Ayassi (director),
Genres: Horror, Mystery,The Mother Show (1991)
Actors: Tom Rubnitz (director), Tom Rubnitz (producer), Barbara Lipp (writer), Barbara Lipp (director), Barbara Lipp (producer), Barbara Lipp (actress), Tom Koken (writer), Tom Koken (actor), Tom Koken (director), Tom Koken (producer),
Genres: Comedy, Short,Claire Berolina (1987)
Actors: Klaus Gendries (writer), Klaus Gendries (director), Heinz Rennhack (actor), Helmut Straßburger (actor), Elsa Grube-Deister (actress), Marianne Wünscher (actress), Jürgen Ecke (composer), Lubomír Bryg (actor), Hans-Albert Pederzani (writer), Zuzana Kocúriková (actress), Ursula Am-Ende (actress), Katrin Johnsen (costume designer), Uwe Karpa (actor), Dorit Gäbler (actress), Vera Nowark (editor),
Genres: Biography, Comedy, Drama, Music, Romance,...a pozdravuji vlastovky (1972)
Actors: Jaromil Jires (writer), Jirí Sebor (miscellaneous crew), Ladislav Mrkvicka (actor), Jindrich Narenta (actor), Jaromil Jires (director), Zdenek Srstka (actor), Július Vasek (actor), Jirí Zahajský (actor), Vítezslav Jandák (actor), Lubos Fiser (composer), Hana Maciuchová (actress), Josef Valusiak (editor), Miroslav Moravec (actor), Otto Sevcík (actor), Magda Vásáryová (actress),
Genres: Drama, War,It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown (1969)
Actors: Robert T. Gillis (editor), Charles M. Schulz (writer), Bill Melendez (actor), Lee Mendelson (producer), Chuck McCann (editor), Hilary Momberger (actress), Bill Melendez (producer), Bill Melendez (director), Pamelyn Ferdin (actress), Christopher DeFaria (actor), Vince Guaraldi (composer), Peter Robbins (actor), Steven Cuitlahuac Melendez (editor), Sally Dryer (actress), Sally Dryer (actress),
Genres: Animation, Comedy, Family, Short,Quotes:
Lucy: Look at this, a big yellow butterfly. It's unusual to see one of those at this time of year, unless of course, it flew up from Brazil. I'll bet that's it. They DO that sometimes, you know. They fly up from Brazil, and they...::Linus: [interuppting] This is no butterfly, this is a potato chip.::Lucy: Well, I'll be, so it is. I wonder how a potato chip got all the way up here from Brazil?Linus: It was a short summer, Charlie Brown.::Charlie Brown: And it looks like it's gonna be a looong winter.
Peppermint Patty: [yelling] Hey, there's a bug in your hair, Charlie Brown!::Charlie Brown: [frantic] Where? Where? Brush it off!::Peppermint Patty: That's alright, it's gone now.::Charlie Brown: That's the one thing I hate about all this outdoor living!::Peppermint Patty: Well, don't worry, it's not in your hair anymore. It fell down your neck.
[repeated line]::Charlie Brown: All right, everybody, move it along. Hup-hup-hup.
Peppermint Patty: Boy, I like summer camp. It's the next-best thing to being in the infantry.
Linus: [after Snoopy leaves the table, gagging on spaghetti] Where on earth is Snoopy going? He's gotta eat; who's gonna feed him?
[Lucy gets kissed by Snoopy during the arm wrestling match]::Lucy: [goes hysterical] Ugh! Foul! Foul! This stupid Masked Marvel fouled! And I'm the rightful winner! I won!
Charlie Brown: Do you know why English teachers go to college for four years?::Linus: No.::Charlie Brown: Well then, I'll tell you why English teachers go to college for four years.::[Yelling]::Charlie Brown: So they can learn how to make stupid little kids write stupid essays about what they did all stupid summer!
Linus: [after swatting a bee with his blanket that was previously after Violet] Not unlike Robin Hood.
Charlie Brown: Shermy, you've got to come up with something that we can win at. Isn't there a champion that will come forth and uphold the right?
Charlie Brown's All Stars! (1966)
Actors: Bill Melendez (producer), Lee Mendelson (producer), Bill Melendez (actor), Robert T. Gillis (editor), Bill Melendez (director), Charles M. Schulz (writer), Glenn Mendelson (actor), Vince Guaraldi (composer), Peter Robbins (actor), Christopher Shea (actor), Sally Dryer (actress), Ann Altieri (actress), Gail DeFaria (actor), Gail DeFaria (actor), Kathy Steinberg (actress),
Plot: At the end of their patience after yet another humiliating defeat of Charlie Brown's baseball team, the whole team quits on him. All seems lost until Charlie Brown learns that his team can join the Little League and become a member team with real uniforms! The teams enthusiasm is rekindled, but unknown to them, Charlie Browns learns that neither the girls nor his dog Snoopy would be allowed to play. With great difficulty, Charlie Brown has to make a difficult moral decision and live with the consequences.
Keywords: baseball, baseball-game, based-on-comic, cartoon-dog, character-name-in-title, dog, morality, peanuts, prejudice, surfingGenres: Animation, Comedy, Family, Short, Sport,
Quotes:
Charlie Brown: Linus, give us the scouting report on the other team.::Linus: I watched this team practice, see. They were terrible! Anybody could beat them. None of their players can hit the ball out of the infield. And they have this loud mouth girl in center field who can't catch a thing. They also have some animal at second base who can't even throw, and their pitcher is a kind of round-headed kid who is absolutely no good at all. And...::Everyone: YOU SCOUTED YOUR OWN TEAM![first lines]::Everyone: [after he dropped a sure out] You blockhead, Charlie Brown!
[last lines]::Charlie Brown: Why are you looking at me like that?::Linus: [wailing] They made your uniform out of my blanket!
Linus: [to the girls about Charlie Brown's decision, which they were complaining about] Well, if you must know, Charlie Brown was only thinking about your feelings.::Lucy van Pelt, Patty, Frieda, Violet, Schroeder: What do you mean our feelings?::Linus: Well, the only reason Charlie Brown turned Mr. Hennessey down was because he'd have to get rid of Snoopy and you girls. Mr. Hennessey said that the league wouldn't accept girls and dogs on a team. [Upon hearing this the girls all look at each other in shock, and Snoopy breaks down crying]
Charlie Brown: For one brief moment victory was within our grasp.::Linus: And then the game started.
Charlie Brown: So they have one man on first, but if they think they can beat us, they'd better try. [Pitches; the ball is hit] I hate it when they try.
Charlie Brown: If you grit your teeth and show real determination, you can do anything. Let me see you grit your teeth. [Lucy grits her teeth] That's great! You'll scare the pitcher.::Lucy van Pelt: Scare the pitcher? I can't even see him!
Frieda: Don't you want to see Charlie Brown get a hit?::Schroeder: No. I don't think I'm ready to see the world come to an end.
Lucy van Pelt: You don't think Charlie Brown will try to steal home, do you?::Violet: No way! Not even Charlie Brown is stupid enough to do that.::Charlie Brown: I wonder if I should try to steal home?
Sally Brown: Don't I look cute in my bikini?::Linus: [dryly] Nope.
It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (1966)
Actors: Charles M. Schulz (writer), Lee Mendelson (producer), Robert T. Gillis (editor), Bill Melendez (director), Charles M. Schulz (writer), Bill Melendez (producer), Bill Melendez (actor), Glenn Mendelson (actor), Glenn Mendelson (actor), Vince Guaraldi (composer), Peter Robbins (actor), Sally Dryer (actress), Christopher Shea (actor), Ann Altieri (actress), Ann Altieri (actress),
Plot: The Peanuts gang celebrates Halloween, with Linus hoping that, finally, he will be visited by The Great Pumpkin; while Charlie Brown is invited to a Halloween party.
Keywords: anger, based-on-comic, belief, blanket, blushing, bobbing-for-apples, brother-sister-relationship, candy, cartoon-dog, character-name-in-titleGenres: Animation, Comedy, Family, Short,
Taglines: Peanuts, pumpkins, and pleasure for the whole family! (2008 DVD re-release)
Quotes:
[first lines]::[Lucy scoops out the innards of the pumpkin Linus brought]::Linus: [groans] You didn't tell me you were gonna kill it! [bawls]Linus: [to Sally as she walks away with everyone else] Hey, aren't you going to wait and greet the Great Pumpkin? Huh? It won't be long now. If the Great Pumpkin comes, I'll still put in a good word for you!::[realizes what he just said]::Linus: Good grief! I said "if"! I meant, "when" he comes!::[calmly]::Linus: I'm doomed. One little slip like that could cause the Great Pumpkin to pass you by. [calling out] Oh, Great Pumpkin, where are you?
[repeated line]::Charlie Brown: I got a rock.
Charlie Brown: Hey! I got an invitation to a Halloween party! [dances happily]::Lucy Van Pelt: Is the invitation to Violet's party, Charlie Brown?::Charlie Brown: Yes. It's the first time I've been invited to a party.::Lucy Van Pelt: Charlie Brown, if you got an invitation, it was a mistake. There were two lists, Charlie Brown: one to invite, and one not to invite. You must have been put on the wrong list.
Linus: He'll come here because I have the most sincere pumpkin patch and he respects sincerity.::Sally Brown: Do you really think he will come?::Linus: Tonight the Great Pumpkin will rise out of the pumpkin patch. He flies through the air and brings toys to all the children of the world.::Sally Brown: That's a good story.::Linus: You don't believe the story of the Great Pumpkin? I thought little girls always believed everything that was told to them. I thought little girls were innocent and trusting.::Sally Brown: Welcome to the 20th century!
Linus: On Halloween night, the Great Pumpkin rises from his pumpkin patch and flies through the air with his bag of toys to all the children.
Linus: Each year, the Great Pumpkin rises out of the pumpkin patch that he thinks is the most sincere. He's gotta pick this one. He's got to. I don't see how a pumpkin patch can be more sincere than this one. You can look around and there's not a sign of hypocrisy. Nothing but sincerity as far as the eye can see.
Sally Brown: Do I get to go trick-or-treating with you, big brother?::Charlie Brown: Sure, Sally.::Sally Brown: Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy! How do we do it?::Lucy Van Pelt: All you have to do is walk up to a house, ring the doorbell, and say "tricks or treats."::Sally Brown: Are you sure it's legal?::Lucy Van Pelt: Of course it's legal.::Sally Brown: I wouldn't want to be accused of taking part in a rumble.
Sally Brown: If you try to hold my hand, I'll slug you!
Lucy Van Pelt: Baugh! My lips touched dog lips! Baugh! Agh! Poisoned dog lips! Baugh! Agh!
A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1965)
Actors: Bill Melendez (actor), Peter Robbins (actor), Christopher Shea (actor), Sally Dryer (actress), Ann Altieri (actress), Tracy Stratford (actress), Geoffrey Ornstein (actor), Chris Doran (actor), Chris Doran (actor), Karen Mendelson (actress),
Genres: ,Singapore Woman (1941)
Actors: David Thursby (actor), Leonard Mudie (actor), Glen Cavender (actor), Abner Biberman (actor), David Bruce (actor), John Davidson (actor), Gilbert Emery (actor), Chester Gan (actor), Harry Cording (actor), Leyland Hodgson (actor), Charles Irwin (actor), Jerome Cowan (actor), Bruce Lester (actor), Stanley Logan (actor), Douglas Walton (actor),
Genres: Drama,Frieda Filmography
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John Greenwood: music from "Frieda" (1947)
John Greenwood: music from "Frieda" (1947). Conducted by Ernest Irving. Performed by The Philharmonia.
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Frieda (1947) drowning and unconscious arm carry
From a rare british movie from the 40ies: A girl jumps from a bridge into a pond and gets rescued by the good day
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Jassy 1947
Margaret Lockwood and Patricia Roc star in this Technicolor melodrama from the great Gainsborough Studios. The Hatton family fall on hard times when their drunken father gambles away their estate, but their daughter, Jassy, is determined to reclaim their home... Hear about this and other classic movies on the Attaboy Clarence podcast at www.attaboyclarence.com
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Hungry Hill - 1947 - Margaret Lockwood, Dennis Price, Cecil Parker, Jean Simmons & Dermot Walsh
Adapted in 1947 from her own 7th novel by Daphne du Maurier, along with Terence Young (later to direct the first Bond movies), this is a rambling epic story of two feuding Irish families (curiously filmed entirely in British studios!) taking us through three generations of family fights over a copper mine sunk by the Brodricks, wealthy British incomers to Ireland, and the native Donovans. The general feel is that it is a somewhat lack-lustre film that condenses too much of the story without developing the characters enough - I rather agree. It is not actually a ‘Margaret Lockwood' film as such, but more an ensemble piece, as other characters in the story are equally important. Having said that, it's another of her ‘outrageous' female characterisations, if in a slightly lower-key to her pre...
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Frieda Inescort SHADOWS ON THE STAIRS (1941) Turhan Bey
When a series of murders are discovered, the occupents of a London boarding house become suspects. Cast Frieda Inescort - Mrs. Stella Rosabelle Armitage Paul Cavanagh - Joseph 'Joe' Reynolds Heather Angel - Sylvia Armitage Bruce Lester - Hugh Bromilow Miles Mander - Tom Armitage Lumsden Hare - Inspector Gregg Turhan Bey - Ram Singh Charles Irwin - Constable Phyllis Barry - Lucy Timson Mary Field - Phoebe Martia St. John Snell Paul Renay - Choong Thi Director D Ross Lederman Written By Frank Vosper (play) Anthony Coldway (screenplay)
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Reynolds Bombshell (1947)
Full title reads: "Reynolds Bombshell" New York, United States of America (USA). The Douglas A 26 plane leaves the Roosevelt Airfield, Long Island for a round the world flight in a record breaking attempt. MS the plane being wheeled out. MS Captain William Odom, Milton J Reynolds and T Carroll Salee before setting out. Reynolds speaks. (nat sound) MS the plane takes off. MS CU Air to air shots Flying over the Hudson river and the skyscrapers of Manhattan. FILM ID:1181.16 A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/ FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
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The Boys From Brazil 1978 _ DR. Mengele_ Gregory Peck HD.
Young, well-intentioned Barry Kohler (Steve Guttenberg) stumbles upon a secret organization of Third Reich war criminals holding clandestine meetings in Paraguay and finds that Dr Josef Mengele (Gregory Peck), the infamous Auschwitz doctor, is with them. He phones Ezra Lieberman (Laurence Olivier), an aging Nazi hunter living in Vienna, Austria, with this information. A highly skeptical Lieberman tries to brush Kohler's claims aside, telling him that it is already well known that Mengele is living in Paraguay. Having learned when and where the next meeting to include Mengele is scheduled to occur, Kohler records part of it using a hidden microphone, but is discovered and killed while making another phone call to Lieberman. Before the phone is hung up with Lieberman on the other end, he he...
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John Greenwood: music from "Frieda" (1947). Conducted by Ernest Irving. Performed by The Philharmonia.
John Greenwood: music from "Frieda" (1947). Conducted by Ernest Irving. Performed by The Philharmonia.
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John Greenwood: music from "Frieda" (1947). Conducted by Ernest Irving. Performed by The Philharmonia.
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Frieda (1947) drowning and unconscious arm carry
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From a rare british movie from the 40ies: A girl jumps from a bridge into a pond and gets rescued by the good day
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Jassy 1947
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Margaret Lockwood and Patricia Roc star in this Technicolor melodrama from the great Gainsborough Studios.
The Hatton family fall on hard times when their drun...
Margaret Lockwood and Patricia Roc star in this Technicolor melodrama from the great Gainsborough Studios.
The Hatton family fall on hard times when their drunken father gambles away their estate, but their daughter, Jassy, is determined to reclaim their home...
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Margaret Lockwood and Patricia Roc star in this Technicolor melodrama from the great Gainsborough Studios.
The Hatton family fall on hard times when their drunken father gambles away their estate, but their daughter, Jassy, is determined to reclaim their home...
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Hungry Hill - 1947 - Margaret Lockwood, Dennis Price, Cecil Parker, Jean Simmons & Dermot Walsh
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Adapted in 1947 from her own 7th novel by Daphne du Maurier, along with Terence Young (later to direct the first Bond movies), this is a rambling epic story of ...
Adapted in 1947 from her own 7th novel by Daphne du Maurier, along with Terence Young (later to direct the first Bond movies), this is a rambling epic story of two feuding Irish families (curiously filmed entirely in British studios!) taking us through three generations of family fights over a copper mine sunk by the Brodricks, wealthy British incomers to Ireland, and the native Donovans. The general feel is that it is a somewhat lack-lustre film that condenses too much of the story without developing the characters enough - I rather agree. It is not actually a ‘Margaret Lockwood' film as such, but more an ensemble piece, as other characters in the story are equally important. Having said that, it's another of her ‘outrageous' female characterisations, if in a slightly lower-key to her previous ‘bodice-ripping' dramas of the period. Interestingly she looks entirely different when made up for old age in the latter part of the film.
The film includes a good cast of well established forties film actors. Cecil Parker was never matinée idol stuff, but there's always interest in his performances - here as ‘Copper John', the arrogant, self-absorbed owner of the Hungry Hill mine. Michael Denison, as his son Henry, has little to do and is gone to death before you've even realised he exists, but Dennis Price, as Parker's other son, ‘Greyhound John', has a sympathetic role for once and gains our sympathy for his lack of interest in all things to do with mining while he courts Lockwood - and finally marries her to produce several children - one of which, ‘Wild Johnnie' becomes a spoilt mother's-darling brat, and is well played by Dermot Walsh. Jean Simmons looks charming in ringlets for years as the brothers' sister, though she also disappears from the story too soon. There are several other familiar names in the cast including Siobhan McKenna, Guy Rolfe, Eddie Byrne (seen in "Jack the Ripper" (1959) also on this channel), and Peter Murray, who became the famous radio DJ. It is also the debut film for Eileen Herlie and Dan O'Herlihy, and some names in the supporting cast who are uncredited include Margaret Lockwood's daughter Julia, at just four years old, Hazel Court and James Robertson Justice.
One ends up with the feeling that this film does not do justice to the long and rambling original novel, and had they spent a bit more money and filmed in colour it would have added considerably to the film as a whole, especially in the well-handled ballroom scenes where all the ladies appear to be wearing shades of white! The film was directed by Brian Desmond Hurst, who also directed "Dangerous Moonlight", " Scrooge" "The Mark of Cain" and "Trottie True" (the last two are also on this channel), and the music was by John Greenwood who wrote scores for over forty movies from the 30s to the 50s, some of the more well-known might include "San Demetrio London", "The Last Days of Dolwyn", "Frieda" and "Broken Journey" (oh, dear! - another that's on my channel!!)
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Adapted in 1947 from her own 7th novel by Daphne du Maurier, along with Terence Young (later to direct the first Bond movies), this is a rambling epic story of two feuding Irish families (curiously filmed entirely in British studios!) taking us through three generations of family fights over a copper mine sunk by the Brodricks, wealthy British incomers to Ireland, and the native Donovans. The general feel is that it is a somewhat lack-lustre film that condenses too much of the story without developing the characters enough - I rather agree. It is not actually a ‘Margaret Lockwood' film as such, but more an ensemble piece, as other characters in the story are equally important. Having said that, it's another of her ‘outrageous' female characterisations, if in a slightly lower-key to her previous ‘bodice-ripping' dramas of the period. Interestingly she looks entirely different when made up for old age in the latter part of the film.
The film includes a good cast of well established forties film actors. Cecil Parker was never matinée idol stuff, but there's always interest in his performances - here as ‘Copper John', the arrogant, self-absorbed owner of the Hungry Hill mine. Michael Denison, as his son Henry, has little to do and is gone to death before you've even realised he exists, but Dennis Price, as Parker's other son, ‘Greyhound John', has a sympathetic role for once and gains our sympathy for his lack of interest in all things to do with mining while he courts Lockwood - and finally marries her to produce several children - one of which, ‘Wild Johnnie' becomes a spoilt mother's-darling brat, and is well played by Dermot Walsh. Jean Simmons looks charming in ringlets for years as the brothers' sister, though she also disappears from the story too soon. There are several other familiar names in the cast including Siobhan McKenna, Guy Rolfe, Eddie Byrne (seen in "Jack the Ripper" (1959) also on this channel), and Peter Murray, who became the famous radio DJ. It is also the debut film for Eileen Herlie and Dan O'Herlihy, and some names in the supporting cast who are uncredited include Margaret Lockwood's daughter Julia, at just four years old, Hazel Court and James Robertson Justice.
One ends up with the feeling that this film does not do justice to the long and rambling original novel, and had they spent a bit more money and filmed in colour it would have added considerably to the film as a whole, especially in the well-handled ballroom scenes where all the ladies appear to be wearing shades of white! The film was directed by Brian Desmond Hurst, who also directed "Dangerous Moonlight", " Scrooge" "The Mark of Cain" and "Trottie True" (the last two are also on this channel), and the music was by John Greenwood who wrote scores for over forty movies from the 30s to the 50s, some of the more well-known might include "San Demetrio London", "The Last Days of Dolwyn", "Frieda" and "Broken Journey" (oh, dear! - another that's on my channel!!)
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Frieda Inescort SHADOWS ON THE STAIRS (1941) Turhan Bey
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When a series of murders are discovered, the occupents of a London boarding house become suspects.
Cast
Frieda Inescort - Mrs. Stella Rosabelle Armitage
Pa...
When a series of murders are discovered, the occupents of a London boarding house become suspects.
Cast
Frieda Inescort - Mrs. Stella Rosabelle Armitage
Paul Cavanagh - Joseph 'Joe' Reynolds
Heather Angel - Sylvia Armitage
Bruce Lester - Hugh Bromilow
Miles Mander - Tom Armitage
Lumsden Hare - Inspector Gregg
Turhan Bey - Ram Singh
Charles Irwin - Constable
Phyllis Barry - Lucy Timson
Mary Field - Phoebe Martia St. John Snell
Paul Renay - Choong Thi
Director
D Ross Lederman
Written By
Frank Vosper (play)
Anthony Coldway (screenplay)
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When a series of murders are discovered, the occupents of a London boarding house become suspects.
Cast
Frieda Inescort - Mrs. Stella Rosabelle Armitage
Paul Cavanagh - Joseph 'Joe' Reynolds
Heather Angel - Sylvia Armitage
Bruce Lester - Hugh Bromilow
Miles Mander - Tom Armitage
Lumsden Hare - Inspector Gregg
Turhan Bey - Ram Singh
Charles Irwin - Constable
Phyllis Barry - Lucy Timson
Mary Field - Phoebe Martia St. John Snell
Paul Renay - Choong Thi
Director
D Ross Lederman
Written By
Frank Vosper (play)
Anthony Coldway (screenplay)
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Early Georgia Gibbs - Fool That I Am (c.1947).
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(Written by Floyd Hunt).
Issued on Majestic 12013
Recorded Circa Autumn 1947.
Born Frieda Lipschitz in Worcester,MASS. (1919 - 2006)
Active from 1936 to 196...
(Written by Floyd Hunt).
Issued on Majestic 12013
Recorded Circa Autumn 1947.
Born Frieda Lipschitz in Worcester,MASS. (1919 - 2006)
Active from 1936 to 1966
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Reynolds Bombshell (1947)
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Full title reads: "Reynolds Bombshell"
New York, United States of America (USA).
The Douglas A 26 plane leaves the Roosevelt Airfield, Long Island for a round...
Full title reads: "Reynolds Bombshell"
New York, United States of America (USA).
The Douglas A 26 plane leaves the Roosevelt Airfield, Long Island for a round the world flight in a record breaking attempt.
MS the plane being wheeled out.
MS Captain William Odom, Milton J Reynolds and T Carroll Salee before setting out. Reynolds speaks. (nat sound)
MS the plane takes off.
MS CU Air to air shots Flying over the Hudson river and the skyscrapers of Manhattan.
FILM ID:1181.16
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
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Full title reads: "Reynolds Bombshell"
New York, United States of America (USA).
The Douglas A 26 plane leaves the Roosevelt Airfield, Long Island for a round the world flight in a record breaking attempt.
MS the plane being wheeled out.
MS Captain William Odom, Milton J Reynolds and T Carroll Salee before setting out. Reynolds speaks. (nat sound)
MS the plane takes off.
MS CU Air to air shots Flying over the Hudson river and the skyscrapers of Manhattan.
FILM ID:1181.16
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
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The Boys From Brazil 1978 _ DR. Mengele_ Gregory Peck HD.
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Young, well-intentioned Barry Kohler (Steve Guttenberg) stumbles upon a secret organization of Third Reich war criminals holding clandestine meetings in Paragua...
Young, well-intentioned Barry Kohler (Steve Guttenberg) stumbles upon a secret organization of Third Reich war criminals holding clandestine meetings in Paraguay and finds that Dr Josef Mengele (Gregory Peck), the infamous Auschwitz doctor, is with them. He phones Ezra Lieberman (Laurence Olivier), an aging Nazi hunter living in Vienna, Austria, with this information. A highly skeptical Lieberman tries to brush Kohler's claims aside, telling him that it is already well known that Mengele is living in Paraguay.
Having learned when and where the next meeting to include Mengele is scheduled to occur, Kohler records part of it using a hidden microphone, but is discovered and killed while making another phone call to Lieberman. Before the phone is hung up with Lieberman on the other end, he hears the recorded voice of Mengele ordering a group of ex-Nazis to kill 94 men in different countries, including Austria, West Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Although frail, Lieberman follows Kohler's leads and begins travelling throughout Europe and North America to investigate the suspicious deaths of a number of aging civil servants. He meets several of their widows and is amazed to find an uncanny resemblance in their adopted, black-haired, blue-eyed sons. It is also made clear that, at the time of their deaths, all the civil servants were aged around 65 and had cold, domineering and abusive attitudes towards their adopted sons, while their wives were around 42 and doted on the sons.
Lieberman gains insight from Frieda Maloney (Uta Hagen), an incarcerated former Nazi guard who worked with the adoption agency, before realizing during a meeting with Professor Bruckner (Bruno Ganz), an expert on cloning, the terrible truth behind the Nazi plan: Mengele, in the 1960s, had secluded several surrogate mothers in a Brazilian clinic and fertilised them with ova each carrying a sample of Hitler's DNA preserved since World War II. Ninety-four clones of Hitler had then been born and sent to different parts of the world for adoption.
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Young, well-intentioned Barry Kohler (Steve Guttenberg) stumbles upon a secret organization of Third Reich war criminals holding clandestine meetings in Paraguay and finds that Dr Josef Mengele (Gregory Peck), the infamous Auschwitz doctor, is with them. He phones Ezra Lieberman (Laurence Olivier), an aging Nazi hunter living in Vienna, Austria, with this information. A highly skeptical Lieberman tries to brush Kohler's claims aside, telling him that it is already well known that Mengele is living in Paraguay.
Having learned when and where the next meeting to include Mengele is scheduled to occur, Kohler records part of it using a hidden microphone, but is discovered and killed while making another phone call to Lieberman. Before the phone is hung up with Lieberman on the other end, he hears the recorded voice of Mengele ordering a group of ex-Nazis to kill 94 men in different countries, including Austria, West Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Although frail, Lieberman follows Kohler's leads and begins travelling throughout Europe and North America to investigate the suspicious deaths of a number of aging civil servants. He meets several of their widows and is amazed to find an uncanny resemblance in their adopted, black-haired, blue-eyed sons. It is also made clear that, at the time of their deaths, all the civil servants were aged around 65 and had cold, domineering and abusive attitudes towards their adopted sons, while their wives were around 42 and doted on the sons.
Lieberman gains insight from Frieda Maloney (Uta Hagen), an incarcerated former Nazi guard who worked with the adoption agency, before realizing during a meeting with Professor Bruckner (Bruno Ganz), an expert on cloning, the terrible truth behind the Nazi plan: Mengele, in the 1960s, had secluded several surrogate mothers in a Brazilian clinic and fertilised them with ova each carrying a sample of Hitler's DNA preserved since World War II. Ninety-four clones of Hitler had then been born and sent to different parts of the world for adoption.
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Hungry Hill - 1947 - Margaret Lockwood, Dennis Price, Cecil Parker, Jean Simmons & Dermot Walsh
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Frieda Inescort SHADOWS ON THE STAIRS (1941) Turhan Bey
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Early Georgia Gibbs - Fool That I Am (c.1947).
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Frieda, Rainhard Fendrich
Frieda
Wenn ma fuffzehn wird
und ma langsam g´spürt
dass die Hos´n enger wird
und ma sie amoi die Woch´n scho rasiert
Wenn die Stimme bricht
Mit Wimmerln im Gesicht
Dass ma aus der Haut fahr´n möcht
Kummt ma drauf, die Madln san gar nicht so schlecht
Sie war die schönste Katz
Vom ganzen Rochusplatz
Und alle Buam war´n hinterher
Doch die war´n größer
Und ohne Moped tuast da schwer
I war Luft für sie
Und was war hart für i
Dass a jeder scho mit ihr im Kino war
Auf amoi kommt sie auch mich zu
Und fragt: "Was; machst du denn am Samstag?
Im Brügerkino d´rübn
da spüln´s den neichn Bronson-Fülm"
I brich nieda
I geh ins Kino mit da Frieda
Mit da Frieda war fast jeda
Die hat mit vierzehn an BH
Hurra
Heut derf i a
Ich steig wie der Delon
Aus der Straßenbahn
I hab mei Glockenhosen an
Und kau locker an Bazzocker
Umadum
I denk ma: Bist du g´scheit
Sie trägt ein Minikleid
wie sie di herg´richt hat für mi
Ganz in violett
Dass kürzer nimmer geht
Es ist doch wirklich ganz egal, wovon die Fülme handeln
I wart bis finster wird
Dann wär i´s schmusen bis zu´d Mandeln
Na, I brich nieder
I geh ins Kino mit da Frieda
Mit da Frieda war fast jeda
Und heut, da geh i a
Da steht vor uns da starke Gustel
Im Gesicht nicht eine Pustel
Und muss lachen
"Mit; dem Wiaschtl wüst´d mi eifersüchtig machen?"
Nie wieda
Geh i ins Kino mit da Frieda
wei mit da Frieda geht a jeda
Weil sie kan Geniera hat
schad
Nie wieda
Geh i ins Kino mit da Frieda
