Army of Lovers is a pop music group from Sweden founded by Alexander Bard i… Read Full Bio ↴Army of Lovers is a pop music group from Sweden founded by Alexander Bard in 1987. They were famous for their controversial music videos (some of which were banned by MTV) and their costumes created by Camilla Thulin.

Army of Lovers featured
Alexander Bard (1987-2001, 2013), Jean-Pierre Barda (1987-2001, 2013), La Camilla (1987-1991, 1996, 2001, Jan-March 2013), Michaela Dornonville De La Cour (1991-1995),
Dominika Peczynski (1992-1996, 2001, March 2013).

Debut single 'When The Night Is Cold' was released in 1988. This song was not to be on debut album 'Disco Extravaganza' released in 1990 (re-named 'Army of Lovers when released in USA & UK in 1991). This was followed by the album 'Massive Luxury Overdose' (1991). La Camilla left the band and released a single 'I Am Not In The Mood For Lovers'. The Group replaced La Camilla with Michaela De La Cour, they re-released 'Massive Luxury Overdose' with extra tracks & with De La Cour on the new album artwork.

In 1992 the band came a four piece when Dominika joined the group and they recorded 'Hasta Manana' for the Abba tribute album.

Albums 'The Gods of Earth and Heaven' (1993) and 'Glory, Glamour & Gold'(1994) followed. The group dis-banded at the end of 1995. They re-formed to release 'Les Greatest Hits' in 1996, De La Cour did not want to be in the group anymore so original member La Camilla was asked back and she returned to record 4 new songs with the group. The Group split again in 1996.

In 2001 Army of Lovers reformed again (again with La Camilla) to release another Greatest Hits album (this time with 3 new tracks - all cover versions of other artist songs). The 2001 album was called 'Le Grand Docu-soap'.

Alexander Bard went on to be in BWO (Bodies Without Organs) and later in Gravitonas

In 2013 Army of Lovers was reformed once again in Melodifestivalen. The Swedish pre selection for Eurovision Song Contest 2013 with the song "Rockin’ the ride"
12 years after their last compilation album "Le Grand Docu-Soap", the reunited Swedish theatro-pop group releases a brand new greatest hits collection, plus 4 brand new songs ("Rockin' the ride", "Crashing down", "Signed on my tattoo" and "Tragedy"). Army of Lovers have always been special, controversial, colourful and creative, mainly due to their image and witty pop songs.

Their name alludes to a documentary Armee der Liebenden oder Revolte der Perversen (Army of Lovers or Revolution of the Perverts) about Rosa von Praunheim, which in turn alludes to the Theban Band.

Eeuwige Kerst
Army of Lovers Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Eeuwige Kerst' by these artists:

Anny Schilder Ik hoor nergens bij Ik ben uitgestoten Ik kan nergens naar…
Anny Schilder & Kinderen voor Kinderen & Het goede Doel Ik hoor nergens bij Ik ben uitgestoten Ik kan nergens…
Henk Temming Ik hoor nergens bij, ik ben uitgestoten Ik kan nergens naar…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Army of Lovers:

05 I am I am a liberace fan A megastar in glam I am I…
11 Venus and Mars I saw a star Venus and Mars The sky Across the rainbow I fin…
Also Sprach Alexander Beneath the tower of death A flock of vultures gather For …
Army of Lovers Be be ay be be ay Around the world around the…

Baby's Got a Neutron Bomb Five four three two One zero ignition blast off Baby baby'…
Ballrooms Of Versailles The ballrooms of Versailles Like dragons riding high We danc…
Birds of Prey Wild stars are born and die unnoticed I awaken Reigned by th…
Blood In The Chapel Passion pour moi Poison pour toi Passion pour moi Poison …
C'est Demon C'est d}mon every day away from you C'est d}mon every night…
Candyman Messiah Candyman messiah Candyman messiah Standing at the end of th…
Carry My Urn To Ukraine Clash of the titans when rivers we cross Death of an…
Crashing Down [Intro:] Libertй, йgalitй, sexualitй [Verse:] Love was such…
Crucified I'm crucified Crucified like my savior Saintlike behavior A …
Dog Ukkah chakka ukkah ukkah Ukkah chakka ukkah ukkah Ukkah chak…
Dub Evolution Love is free love is love The world united I have this…
Dynasty of Planet Chromada The earth is on fire A glorious globe Gods of desire We buil…
Everytime You Lie The ending of a dynasty You turn into eternity In love and…
Flying High I'm flying high Across the sky I'm flying high Across the sk…
Give My Life I give my life Give my life give my life Give my…
Hands Up Hands up, baby, hands up, Gimme your heart, gimme, gimme you…
Heterosexuality Envisage The fundaments of language…
Hurrah Hurrah Apocalypse I am the Amazon A warrior in shades I rule my dynasty Your…
I Am I am a liberace fan A megastar in glam I am I…
I Am the Amazon I am the amazon I am the amazon I am the amazon I…
I Cross the Rubicon Hi louis hi I've got this itch all over Oh yeah where I've…
Israelism Evenu shalom alechem Evenu shalom alechem Evenu shalom alech…
It's My Life I give my life Give my life give my life Give my…
Judgement Day On judgment day I will get back on you Naked to the…
King Midas There was a king with magic hands There was a crown…
La plage de sain We drink tea for two The sky is blue and I…
La Plage De Saint-Tropez We drink tea for two The sky is blue and I…
La Storia Di O C'era tanti anni fa Una ragazza che si Chiamava O O era u…
La_plage_de_saint_tropez We drink tea for two The sky is blue and I…
Le Portrait De Jean-Pierre Oh voila mon miroir Mon pays d'amour Mon eau de toilette Mon…
Let The Sun Shine In We starve, look at one another short of breath Walking prou…
Let The Sunshine In We starve, look at one another short of breath Walking proud…
Life Fantastic Life is fantastic, the beauty and sorrow Death is too drasti…
Like a Virgin Like a virgin sacrified Like a Goddess she arrived Guarded b…
Lit de parade Wake up shining Rise like the sun Supernature Forever young …
Lit De Parade (Feat. Big M Wake up shining Rise like the sun Supernature Forever you…
Live Is Life Life is fantastic, the beauty and sorrow Death is too drasti…
Love Me Like A Loaded Gun It took God six days To create a perfect world On the…
Love Revolution Let your body move Let your body move Let your body move Let…
Mondo Trasho Mondo trasho Mondo trasho Chikka boom chikka boom Chikka chi…
Mr Battyman Ohh hmmm ohh Ohh ohh ohh hmmm Ohh hmmm ohh Ohh ohh ohh…
My Army Of Lovers Be be ay be be ay Around the world around the…
Obsession Obsession I could wait night and day Sigh your name when I…
Planet Coma 3am I shall lead you Out of the darkness For I am the…
Requiem Requiem Requiem I am the day you die I want to be alone…
Ride The Bullet Gonna ride the bullet Gonna ride the bullet Gonna ride the …
Rockin' the Ride (Chorus) We’re rocking the ride, We’re rocking the ride, W…
Say Goodbye To Babylon Walking under the lion's gate Bitter tears for a city's fate…
Scorpio Rising Icon ah radyah do mahshey koba Badhya nara doh oyoh Kha ina…
Sebastien From the day when he was born Worlds apart his soul…
Sexual Revolution Love is love let's come together Love is free it lasts…
Shine Like A Star Shine like a star Like a great ball of fire Shine with…
Shoot That Laserbeam Satisfy my dream satisfy my dream Shoot that laserbeam shoo…
Signed On My Tattoo (Verse) It’s a wicked game, you’re my deadly drama Even if I…
Someone Somewhere I believe in miracles A broken heart can mend Still I can't…
Sons Of Lucy Now we are angry Drums go bang in the jungleland Lucy's foo…
Stand Up For Myself I have had my share of pain Staying here makes me…
Supernatural Light in the tunnel I find my way home Spirits have…
The Ballad Of Marie Curie A corpse in the park Her husband her tutor Glow in the…
The Day The Gods Help Us All Stand to be found Found to be guilty A foolish game a…
The Grand Fatigue As i count the calories I start to feel the grand…
The Particle Song The particle z The particle y Travel fast in a concrete tu…
Tragedy [Verse:] When times are hard you ask for sweeter tunes When …
Venus & Mars I saw a star Venus and Mars The sky Across the rainbow I…
Venus and Mars I saw a star Venus and Mars The sky Across the rainbow I fin…
Viva la Vogue I like to do it baby I like to do it…
Walking With A Zombie Coconga la zomba La zomba tahonga Su boca la coca Su boca co…
We Are The Universe There is protein in the air There is protein everywhere Life…
We Stand United We stand united Our fans are invited We stand united I feel …
When The Night Is Cold I want to break out I want to break out from…

You've Come A Long Way Baby You've come a long way baby You've come a long way…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@mikesilva3868

43w↑2

Wonder Woman!
Wonder Woman!

All the world is waiting for you,
And the powers you possess,
In your satin tights,
Fighting for your rights,
And the old red, white and blue!

Wonder Woman!
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Now the world is ready for you,
And the wonders you can do.
Make a hawk a dove,
Stop a war with love,
Make a liar tell the truth!

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Get us out from under.
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All our hopes are pinned upon you,
And the magic that you do.
Stop a bullet cold,
Make the Axis fold,
Change their minds,
And change the world!

Wonder Woman!
Wonder Woman!
You're a wonder!
Wonder Woman!

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All comments from YouTube:

@voyaristika5673

20w↑60

I'll watch Charles Laughton in ANYTHING. He could act any character handed to him. Love these old movies that were produced for no other purpose but to entertain with good stories. Thanks so much!

@bets9286

16w↑3

Tubi is free and if u haven't seen Hobsons Choice, ur missing out on a great film!

@voyaristika5673

16w↑1

@@bets9286That's funny because I just watched that this week! I'd never seen it before and loved it. He's just amazing.

@judiebarbieri8847

14w↑2

I totally agree! Charles Laughton was amazing and great in everything he was in!! He is one of the greatest actors ever FOR SURE!! Totally one of my favorites❤️

@WestVirginia1959

14w↑1

True

@audreydaleski1067

14w↑2

Me, too. His wife as well.

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@gigiquillian4776

13w↑17

Oh my gosh. That was actually one of the best old pirate movies ive ever seen. And poor, poor Chadwick.

@DrJones-nh4my

40w↑128

84 years old movie and still great cinema.

@gst8108

39w↑1

Passt prima zu mir !! Ich bin 82 Jahre und finde den Film köstlich ! LG ❤😊

@albertrandall2271

33w↑3

Has anyone noticed the only background music in this movie is at the beginning, the other Alfred Hitchcock movie that has no background music is the birds 🕊️🐦

@seltaeb9691

13w

Too think we even had cars & planes, telephones, not long out of our caves. Millennials really are uneducated, living their lives in a smartphone.

@pingpong5000

41w↑116

I have always found the old films better than many new films, in all my 60-odd years I have never bothered to watch this film, perhaps I was subconsciously saving the best to the last, I really enjoyed this with its great cast, so nice to see the wonderful Maureen O'Hara so young, so lovely, thanks for sharing this.

@RayPointerChannel

37w↑14

I think that may be because current films reflecting "modern" attitudes and characters seem to be all the same. The characters are rude, with snarky, cynical, self-entitlement attitudes. The characters do not seem to have the depth or nuances that actors from old films had. Also, the personalities are not as broad or varied as they were before. They seem more homogenized and superficial, fitting into some character/story formula.

@pingpong5000

37w↑7

@@RayPointerChannel A great way to put it Ray, the modern attitude thing to me means some other bastard telling what to feel and how to think, the kind of world where that is ok is not for me.

@RayPointerChannel

36w↑6

@@pingpong5000 Yes. I, too am bother by the way our society has become one where others intrude upon us and try to control us in some passive-aggressive form, or an even more aggressive form. Controlling people by telling them what and how to think according to someone else's agenda is becoming more and more prevalent. You see this in these characters as well. Whether these traits are a reflection of current society or the result of the fantasies of the scriptwriter may be another example of art imitating life. On the other hand, movies have a great power to influence people. Such depictions can also influence behavior, especially when it is gloried as movies do.

@pingpong5000

36w

@@RayPointerChannel Well said mate, but I think you missed out what I see as a major point of control, those greed-rich barstewards who put up the money, they all march to the same tune and only support scripts that supply the correct type of BS and propaganda.

@benahaniel7194

17w

@@RayPointerChannel in

@margaretgaal937

35w↑73

Such beautiful acting. The subtle eye expression, the acting union of O”Hara and Laughton again is a pleasure.

@jlizano20

12w↑4

Charles Laughton was a GENIUS of an actor. So convincing in his roles. Incredible actor!!

@kikujirofromkyoto

41w↑109

I've just finished reading the novel and I can't wait to watch this masterpiece!! Oh boy, how I love old cinema!!😊

@ronratcliffe2219

39w↑2

The novel is pretty good, I was surprised, especially the ending, it's neat to see how different the movie is from the book, character-wise... :)

@kikujirofromkyoto

39w

@@ronratcliffe2219 I was disappointed 😞 in the film. I didn't finish it.

@ronratcliffe2219

39w

@@kikujirofromkyoto Yeah, it's not one I watch all the time, maybe once a year.

@ronratcliffe2219

39w↑1

@@kikujirofromkyoto Watched a couple of good ones here, "Frances in the Haunted House" with Mickey Rooney, and one called "People Will Talk" with Cary Grant and Jeanne Crain... :)

@ronratcliffe2219

39w

If you like Pirate movies, "The Black Swan" is a really good one, starring Tyrone Power and Maureen O'Hara. Its also here on YT.

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@richbrockmeier3922

42w↑112

1939 was a magical year for movies. This is one of them

@victoriaparker2705

41w↑6

And The Wizard of Oz

@BiuroHandloweDACER

40w↑3

Może to był magiczny ron dla kina ale nie dla wszystkich. Po zdradzie Anglii i Francji musieliśmy sami walczyć z Niemcami

@azillliasmith2734

32w

It was a crap movie nothing like the book......

@joewright9879

32w↑1

Captains Courageous

@tracyrstudio

31w

The year my mom and dad were born - love seeing what was going on during this time ❤ thanks 😊

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@user-be1qv2kg7r

34w↑22

Never seen this, thank you for this version. Outstanding!. 1939 was a magical year for movies. This is one of them.

@Norman_Peterson

30w↑23

I love old films. They have much more full -bodied dialogues, well written, elegant, and interesting.

@EBBING2003

42w↑60

I'm amazed how good the special effects are in this old film. I enjoyed it.

@judemorales4U

41w↑1

Me too!

@ashroskell

30w↑5

Yeah, I was impressed with those opening scenes especially. That’s an interesting observation. But then, Hitchcock was on his way up to the top for a reason, right? Innovation and imagination: not enough of that about in the, “shovel-ware,” of movies and TV shows we get dumped on us from all angles these days.
Reminds me of that time when I watched an episode of Columbo from my brother’s box set and thought, “This episode is unusually gripping, even for a show that I already know and love? . . .” only to see the end credits reveal that this episode had been directed by some new, unknown up-and-comer called Steven Spielberg: pre-Jaws. I was so ridiculously pleased with myself for noticing the subtle uptick in quality. But it does go to show: it really makes a difference, who’s at the helm.

@brettmuir5679

29w↑1

Yes...but compared to what? The Wizard of Oz came out in 1939 too :)

@Schlemiel-schlimazel

19w↑1

It’s Hitch!

@christienelson1437

13w

True beautiful background sets and costumes as well.

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@paradiseisland786

21w↑9

What amazes me is the characters, the sizes of these actor's and how fast they moved around, either they were bloated, or stuffed full of extra material, great movie, I had no idea Hitfhock had such an amazing creative mind.

@rescuepetsrule6842

20w↑2

You would probably like watching the other huge British actor, Frances L. Sullivan. He made many good movies, including Oliver Twist. Jackie Gleason and even Jim Belushi were fast and light on their feet, too.

@JOHN----DOE

15w↑1

Daphne du Maurier wrote the book. She was also the author of Rebecca and other classic neo-gothic thrillers.

@g.e.1158

43w↑11

Ein wundervoller Film von Alfred Hitchcock mit Charles Laughton und Maureen O´Hara .
Die deutsche Synchronisation ist gut gelungen - gerade Charles Laughton wirkt zeitweilig recht spaßig,
obwohl er es seine Rolle eigentlich nicht hergeben dürfte...
Gute Unterhaltung?
Ja, unbedingt! - Ich fand´ den Film einfach herrlich! ❤❤❤

@Metonymy1979

42w↑34

I've watched this movie a million times but never in color. Thanks for the upload!

@deborahleone4351

42w↑4

Yes! Gives the entire film a different “feel”! Thank you from me, too......and God bless you for your kindness to others, in Jesus’s Precious Name, Amen!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💜✝️🕊🙏💕🙋‍♀️🌺🌹

@annhinson5670

42w↑9

Very enjoyable! Love these old films! My, Maureen O'Hara was so very young in this.

@hardtfelt

37w↑1

But no wonder she got so famous after this!

@nickmandleberg

41w↑6

CHAAADWIIICK!!!
One of my faves... Laughton is incredible. Had never seen it in colour until now - thanks!!

@midbc1midbc199

32w↑4

It's crazy how big the sets were for this movie and the scale models were huge

@briangrigsby1842

42w↑54

Laughton was even old during old films. That movie he directed was incredible with Robert Mitchum and Shelley Winters. Shows just how good Mitchum was.

@katperson7332

42w↑15

I absolutely love the movie you are referring to. “ Night of the Hunter”. It’s so atmospheric and every time the preacher sings the hymn “Leaning on the everlasting arms” I get chills.

@russcooke5671

34w↑4

Night of the Hunter was a fantastic film.

@jewelcitizen2567

34w↑1

@briangrigsby1842
Night of the Hunter is in my Top 5. Superb, haunting and beautiful.

@russcooke5671

34w↑2

@@jewelcitizen2567 I love it. Especially when he riding the stolen horse along the Mississippi River as dawn is braking.

@katperson7332

34w↑2

@@russcooke5671 and the boy waking up in the barn and seeing the silhouette of the preacher in the distance…

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@kjamison5951

42w↑22

Never seen this, thank you for this version. Outstanding!

@colleenlovesbolan

42w↑19

Maureen O'Hara! Stunning! What a great film!

@rbjones72703

39w↑8

I watched this so much during covid i can recite the lines . That horse scene 😂😂😂

@colincharlton9339

38w↑2

I've actually been to Jamaica Inn...one of my childhood dreams, superb, stayed over night...I still to this day..Read the book...

@debrarenteria8167

18w↑3

This is about the fourth time I've seen this movie. Also, read the book. THANK YOU for posting!

@keskin8512

29w↑2

Charles Laughton is one of my best five actors of all time, even three

@nickparkes8462

17w↑1

Really enjoyed Sir Humphrey’s character,excellent actor so fluid

@rescuepetsrule6842

20w↑3

Excellent Laughton/O'Hara film- a true Hitchcock gem. Staged or not, O'Hara was in some rough water and had a really tight gag- what a trooper she was! Safety was not a part of movies back then, nor were Animals protected. CGI makes it easy now, but the effects in this old film are a lot more realistic, IMO. TY for the great HD!

@JOHN----DOE

15w

She did a lot of physical parts, like literally fighting in the dirt with John Wayne in a couple of movies.

@primrose4514

41w↑15

As Charles Laughton said:
EXQUSIT!

Thank you for posting this gem🦋🦋🦋

@HighHolyOne

17w↑3

Daphne duMaurier could certainly craft a tale.

@ashroskell

30w↑7

If I didn’t know any better I would have guessed that David Lean directed this Hitchcock classic. The windswept sound design, the sets (especially the Jamaica Inn itself) looking rather like illustrations from a Victorian novel and the casting of Robert Newton all seem to add to that, “Lean-esque,” effect.
Yet there are one or two unmistakably Hitchcockian touches in the way he uses facial expressions and draws to the audience’s eye to the people or objects that the characters are focussed on, often with no score, just silent tension.
And the ingenious way he gets us, the viewers, as familiar with the maze-like geography of the inn and its surroundings, until we could almost imagine ourselves knowing where to hide from a pursuer or stash our gear in that place. Not as easy as it looks.
Seems Hitch did pretty well out of Daphne Du Maurier’s imagination. While I wouldn’t rank this movie up there with Rebecca, or The Birds, she sure knew how to come up with an entertaining set of characters through which to tell her very original stories.
Charles Laughton seems to be having a jolly time filling up the screen with his enormous personality and he actually made me laugh out loud more than once. He steals every scene he’s in. And any actor who can tear my gaze from Maureen O’Hara’s achingly lovely visage deserves plaudits for that alone.
Thank you so much for this. Really enjoyed myself.

@CultCinemaClassics

30w↑1

@ashroskell 😉

@invisibleray6987

41w↑19

Charles Laughton is so effortless in bringing life to even the dullest films

@RayPointerChannel

41w↑6

"Even the dullest films?" Fortunately this is not one of those.

@invisibleray6987

41w↑1

@@RayPointerChannel I agree, it's ok but he is slumming it a bit here

@darrenhirst9900

41w

Arse over tip on pavement😂

@darrenhirst9900

41w

@@invisibleray6987 He lives for acting.

@russcooke5671

22w

Are you crazy mate. Dullest of films. You should watch some of the shit they put up now.

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@debbiehenri345

42w↑12

I often re-read the book, and prefer the story in its original form by far. However, this version has an interesting twist. Glad I've seen it.

@sandrakrestan2776

11w

Good to know. Thank you. That being said should I watch mobie first or read book first. I❤ Charles Laughton as well, he never disappoints

@juliebryan2549

41w↑42

Love these old movies. It was a beautiful time, and such innocent. No naked people or on scene Violence. Just enough crime to think it or imagine the worst, like the old radio dramas. It was a good time to live.

@larrythompson2116

39w

Wanton abuse of women. All white cast. What horrors are left to imagine? I was alive in 1939. Escapism triumphs ☹ ☹ ☹

@gerrybonshor4150

34w↑3

Maybe you forgot about WW11 lol. good time to live? ask a Jew.

@Vee_of_the_Weald

34w↑2

@@gerrybonshor4150
Ask women from occupied Europe too. Systematic rape is a wonderful weapon of mass destruction of a nation’s soul. The Russians used it on the Germans, the Germans used it on the French, the Japanese used it on the Koreans…

@evelynwaugh4053

34w↑1

Are we watching the same movie? This is a movie about wreckers in Cornwall who murder the survivors of ships that capsize because deceptive lights were used by the wreckers to lure the ships onto the rocks.

@gerrybonshor4150

34w

I was not speaking of the movie. I was responding to the comment that 1939 was a great time to live.@@evelynwaugh4053

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@carlb8378

39w↑20

I have this on DVD so I've seen it many times ,a classic . Now to see it in color it like seeing a whole new movie . An excellent colorizing job , colors were bright and crisp . Well done .

@allegra0

38w↑3

Oh god no!

@lalathebenificent1335

32w↑3

I think you must have seen a different movie than me! The colors are gawd-awful

@carlb8378

32w

@@lalathebenificent1335 I thought it looked pretty good (my opinion) maybe you should clean your screen.👀 I will agree cars are always tough to get right, maybe it's because of smooth surfaces (again my opinion)

@brettmuir5679

29w↑2

I wish I had a knob to switch to B&W like our old color console did back in the 70's

@joeblack8915

22w↑2

It looks crap. If you can't enjoy a black & white film from this era, then you shouldn't be watching them. As others have said, it looks terrible in any case.

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@bethknight4436

39w↑8

One of my favorite books as a teenager 🤗

@dianetersigni7359

12w↑1

I, too, read all the Du Maurier books in high school!👍

@robgrune3284

40w↑4

the young O'Hara was certainly the beauty of her legend.

@maryhuckaby2239

40w↑13

Wow, what a tale of perfidious Albion! "Tell your children how the Great Age Ended!!!" Sir Humphrey shouts as he plunges to his death. The age of colonial plunder, treachery and high and low banditry! Thank you, Alfred Hitchcock!

@gerardobaltodano

40w↑25

Hitchcock es un genio. Esta pelicula, me ha llevado a profundas reflecciones filosoficas. Solo una obra maestra logra esos efectos.

@user-jz1qo3ri1h

40w

😊

@user-jz1qo3ri1h

40w

Д 20:37 ж

@Omar-wq9dz

43w↑12

An underrated movie with Charles Laughton worth checking out is The Big Clock

@mikesilva3868

43w↑2

@olliemck60

42w↑2

Charles Laughton and Maureen O'Hara are always worth checking out.

@kaydee4296

42w↑1

Underrated??? No it is not. Forgotten to time is not "underrated".

@TheFriendoftheFunk

23w↑1

Great job on the subtitles. Thanks for the upload

@ilikequiet6474

33w↑1

Not the Alfred Hitchcock movie I was expecting but still a good movie.

@Melbournelost66

41w↑28

This film comes up really well with colourisation. They are definitely more watchable. What a great classic. Acting. Storyline....better than the RUBBISH of today.

@RayPointerChannel

41w↑5

For one thing, time was taken not only in preparation, but in the telling of the story. One of the problems with today's "films" is that everything is so distracting with fast-pacing due to the perception that today's audience has a short attention span. That's a form of brain control to be considered here. In addition, I find many contemporary movies repelling because they have too much obligatory, snarky, and inane dialogue with arrogant, irritating characters ALL with self-center attitudes and personal agendas. While there are such people in the world, WHY must they all be candidates for the Psychiatrist's couch?

@todslaughter2

35w↑2

I disagree totally, sorry. Any b&w movie must be watched in n&b. Any colorized movie is just bulls..t.

@lalathebenificent1335

32w↑1

@@todslaughter2agreed

@gatoman523

39w↑1

Thanks for showing this great film.

@eddy8828

42w↑4

Love this movie. Thank you.

@janelliot5643

41w↑10

The color makes this a stunning film! Thanks so much for sharing.

@machfiver753

42w↑8

Charles Laughton is awesome.

@erroneous6947

42w↑11

Had no idea this existed. Great movie. I knew events like the plot happened in history.

@user-px2di5tw4y

42w

I heard on the BBC a few years ago that there wasn't one person jailed for so-called 'wrecking' in the past.There wasn't/isn't one shred of evidence that it happened.Smuggling,yes,wrecking no.The historian reckoned it was propaganda put about by the government who wanted the state to own all the coastal paths (for defence purposes)and so tried to discredit the private landlords,so they could take the land off them with as little fuss as possible.The court records don't lie.Wrecking never happened.🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️🐊🐊🐊

@ronratcliffe2219

42w

The book is pretty good, only the main character of Pengallon is actually the priest in the province.

@user-up8jx3mt6j

42w↑20

Laughton may be the finest actor that I have ever seen work. And as it happens, Maureen O'Hara who played the young woman, - this was actually her screen debut. And Mr. Traherne was played by the quintessential pirate; in fact he played the pirate so incredibly well, that all others are judged by his measure. To truly appreciate Laughton's skill as an artist you need to watch the incredible variety of roles which he has done.
I am kind of surprised that a film directed by Hitchcock should have any technical errors, but one, not really noticable, is the girl's trunk. Notice that when she arrives at her Aunt Patience, both her and her Aunt could barely move her trunk. Well, remember the girl disembarking the coach ? But the girl didn't seem to have any trouble moving that trunk all that way to Pengallan's house. The oversight was kinda major.

@honkey2996

38w

Get a life

@todslaughter2

35w↑2

It was not exacly her first movie, she was in two earlier British films.

@lalathebenificent1335

32w↑2

Trahearne was only a pirate for like 10 minutes, and then he was an officer of the law.

@monicavolpi589

23w↑2

Un dettaglio di poco conto rispetto al bellissimo film.

@arnaldotanta3630

13w

Its the third film of Maureen O'Hara , she did 2 in 1938 " kicking the moon around " and " My irish Molly"

@RetiredSchoolCook

27w↑1

🥰😍Thank you 👍Great cast ❤Always good to see the great and talented Robert Newton ❤

@annapoole132

42w↑5

Thank you so much!!! Just getting home and starting to watch from the beginning! Yay!!!!! 😊

@cheryljohnson866

33w↑8

I have owned this classic on DVD in black & white for years. The story and acting are superb. To see it done in computer color made it even better! Thank you!

@lalathebenificent1335

32w↑5

To me, the colorization is done so poorly it detracts from the film

@Hello1982

31w

@@lalathebenificent1335put tawn sum 3d cheapy glasses and get boozie

@brettmuir5679

29w↑2

A pox on your house. This fad of colonization is a curse

@joeblack8915

22w

No, it makes it look shit. Black & white films were even lit differently to colour ones. B&W films have a beauty all of their own, which you don't understand or appreciate.

@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633

11w

@@brettmuir5679 Colonisation or colorisation?

@thomasw.glasgow7449

33w↑1

what a great movie and great cast , well worth an hour an 30 odd min , aye !

@svetlanagorshkova7381

39w↑2

Браво. Старые фильмы просто шедевры при некоторой их наивности. Спасибо

@melissaayala9417

42w↑5

Thank you for the color version

@llamapajama7840

14w

The color of gold and black & white is just lovely for this time period.
What might the year be

@adrianmedforth3033

30w↑1

Love this movie, real atmosphere..

@barbaraleonard8379

33w

What a hoot !!!!!!! Great fun. Charles L. is always great.

@jeronimo3638

13w↑1

Increible actuación ....increible película....genial. Gracias por esta joya del cine.

@jeanchristophecossard7337

41w↑3

😐...
Un superbe film..!!.👍❤️ Avec un magnifique casting..
I love it..😁

@oaktadopbok665

11w

Cornwall is the best-lighted place on earth, indoors and out.

@kirikinowilliams1410

27w

Ok first time but I was born in 1979 and NZ use to play old movies as I was a kid looking forward to this

@khalidrashad-xu8xe

18w↑5

Definitely, like all Laughton's movies , the film is an artistic masterpiece and a pleasure to watch . It also gives a frank and unashamed exposition of the English society at that time which explains the many problems the world is facing nowadays .

@LauRa-re9un

17w↑2

How does it explain the many problems the world is facing nowadays?

@NorceCodine

12w

wokebot!

@wendybutler1681

26w↑2

Sister was watching The Magnificent Seven. Said she thought it was better than the very good remake. Why? More subtle. More character development. Not as focused on the violence but more on the actors and the suspense. Which is EXACTLY why I prefer the old movies. The story is everything. Just tell me a good story. Seeing the old fashions (clothing and home decor) and cars, hearing the old phrases I grew up with on channel 12's 1 o'clock movie every weekday, right after Perry Mason reruns. All summer, every school vacation. Even into adulthood. KPTV. Oldest independant station west of the rockies.

@zoli-mariuspadvai5613

43w↑4

Foarte bun! L-am văzut aici. Mulțumesc!

@jozihorror

34w↑1

I love this story!

@nataliajujlina9199

41w↑3

Muchas gracias! Calidad de imagen excelente a pesar que pelicula tiene tantos años. Me gusto mucho , muy bien echa.

@bookmouse2719

32w↑1

thank you, it was very suspenseful!

@CultCinemaClassics

32w↑1

Hitchcock is always amazing! Glad you enjoyed it!

@mabuloo

42w↑5

Beginning about 42:10, the whistling and taunting banter from the gang is very reminiscent of Alex and his droogs from Clockwork Orange.

@jessiedoggie1

42w↑1

My thought exactly. I was going to post it but scrolled down and saw yours.

@aamm-uz7oh

32w↑5

Your channel deserves an Oscar, firstly for coloring the films, and secondly, because all of your films are rare and beautiful classics. I love you from Arab Iraq. We hope that the films will be colored with natural colors and not with artificial intelligence.

@CultCinemaClassics

32w↑1

@aamm-uz7oh Thank you for your gratefulness expressed so delicately! We do our best, but some movies, sometimes, are in really bad shape. So, it doesn't just depend on the technique. Hope you keep watching and enjoying our channel! Remember you can activate subtitles in case you - Go to settings ⚙️ and select your language from the drop down menu on the bottom righthand side.
Have a wonderful weekend! (Hopefully a bit around here in CCC) 😉😊!

@brettmuir5679

29w

I don't understand why people don't prefer the richness of B&W. This colorized stuff if pure crap.
Imagine colorizing Citizen Kane

@Zuzuyatts

15w

I wouldn't mind giving Citizen Kane a go in color. 🤪@@brettmuir5679

@TakeUsHomeYeshua

29w

Great classic film!

@Jazzgriot

27w↑1

Excellent movie. Cheers.

@lalathebenificent1335

32w↑3

Can i just say, Sir Humphrey's eyebrows!! 🔥

@CultCinemaClassics

32w↑1

😂 @lalathebenificent1335

@lecybernaute7192

42w↑4

Merci pour ce partage!!

@brendakrieger7000

42w↑2

Thanks CCC

@gloriaschlotterbeck6656

29w

Love Laughton ...what an Actor He was !!!!

@martinlehfeldt5514

33w↑1

I have it in black and white. Color is so much better. Thank you

@ParkAvenue34

42w↑3

Look at all the beautiful set/costume design, even though it was filmed in Black & White

@suzeauster2223

42w↑1

Greetings ✨from Florida 🐬 Thank You 🙏 for Sharing 💕 this Gem 💎

@vicsimmonds

32w

Wonderful upload thank you 👍

@zilmamarcolinapereira9938

41w↑5

Vou assistir, que imagem sensacional 👍🏾

@Daracdor

42w↑4

Gonna get a beer and watch this

@user-uv9bi3to7e

33w↑2

Шедевр на все века❤

@paulmorris5166

24w↑1

Usually I prefer the B&W versions but this looks great. Thank you, great film.

@Vera-ct4qe

18w↑1

Задники явно нарисованы, автоматические субтитры просто ужасны, и все это совершенно не мешает понять, что фильм превосходен. Актеры замечательны, главная героиня, помимо того что она прекрасная актриса, трогает душу своей редкой красотой. Нельзя не быть благодарным техническому прогрессу, который сделал доступными шедевры далёкого прошлого. Я и не подозревала о существовании этого фильма, и теперь получила массу удовольствия, открыв для себя это забытое творение великого мастера.

@palfabian9949

41w↑3

Nagyon tetszik és gyakran megnézem
.

@starquant

19w

HUGE fan of Charles Laughton.

@freyrsta1076

28w

esses filmes,de antigo não têm nada!São muito melhores!Vlw!

@andrewhoward7200

33w

Farming skat,
Fishing skat
Mining skat,

It's back to wreckin' me 'andsomes!

Seen in Cornwall in the 1990s.

@josiahlomas2111

30w

This is a real good movie...

@mahmooad8798

42w↑4

فلم رأئع جدا شكرا لك ❤❤❤❤

@koksalceylan9032

37w↑1

Second time in watched it,still works very good made movie.

@Fotinialive

38w↑1

Люблю старые фильмы 🎥

@deeoh3708

30w↑1

It's a great film and so much better in colour. Daphne De Maurier at her best. Thank you.

@CultCinemaClassics

30w↑1

@deeoh3708 Fantastic when the community loves the colorized version! In the description box you will always find link to B&W or color version if also available. Thanks fro commenting positively! Cheers!

@brettmuir5679

29w

Yeah...colorize Citizen Kane next

@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633

11w

Colorizing a black-and-white film is an assault on art.

@leespiderpod

40w↑3

I by accident just came across the real Jamaica Inn on Bodmin Moors where some of this was filmed

@herlastvoyage

32w

Is it still as sketchy?

@leespiderpod

32w↑1

@@herlastvoyage it’s become a tourist hangout, so yeah

@GlenysCooper-jj5jl

29w

A classic 👏👏

@THARG67

34w↑2

Better effects than Disney

@orlandobabe

17w

The story was way fast past but loved seeing Maureen O’Hara and Robert Newton on screen. Not much on screen romance but enough for me. Least his character saved her in the end.