Hello Friends! How about a Mystery with the great Edward G. Robinson! “THE RED HOUSE” was released in1947. It is a psychological thriller (!) directed by Delmer Daves. This is an interesting one…I just can’t give you a hint this time! But someone’s got a family SECRET :-O
Lon McCallister, Judith Anderson also star in this film. It is adapted from George Agnew Chamberlain’s novel “The Red House” published in 1943.
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What a great movie. Thank you for uploading it. ???
My name is Glenda and I just wanted to say thank you for uploading This movie Edward G Robinson is a Legend.
Did the mother play 'Mrs.Danvers' in Rebecca?
ok that was even creepier- a prolonged kiss on the mouth between mother and son– parents should not kiss kids on the lips it's just too weird. There are more suitable places where you can lay your affection– top of head, forehead, cheek, even hand.
god EGR was creepy looking– like a sinister largemouth bass
About 30 minutes in, my guess would be that Meg murdered her parents and went off her rocker and Pete is trying to protect her and keep people from knowing what really happened… or I could be totally wrong…
Silly, unbelievable and too slow.
Thanks for posting this, very enjoyable. Wasn't expecting this to get as weird as it turned out to be!
This movie was shot in Murphys, California. Decades later, in 1972, assistant director Don Kranze convinced Robert Mulligan to shoot "The Other" in the same house, same location.
What a beautiful landscape they filmed this in… I lived in a place that looked very similar to this for a half dozen years… The summers were spectacular.
Thanks for sharing this. Great movie, good pacing with a tence ending.
Great story and we'll acted.
That girl who plays Meg has only one expression on her face and only one tone in her voice – a baby-ish whine. It's almost irritating to watch her, especially when she breaks her leg. Oh boy, what a dud! She adds absolutely no compelling reason to care about her. Edward G. gives the movie the only reason to watch it to the end.
Robinson was, of course, a fine actor with more than a 40-year movie career. Delmer Daves was a quality director of dozens of films. And a very young Julie London. This film, along with others, began a trend after World War Two of more frank discussions of issues only skirted in films of the 30's and 40's.
GRAN PELICULA
What an incredible movie!
A long mystery/drama, but not quite a thriller. Good performances by all. It's a nice portrayal of rural life in America in the 1940's.
His Gangster movies are better.
Not Edward G. Robinson's better movies
Wow I have never seen this film before. It's always nice to see Eddie in a non gangster role……myeahhh.
I can recall wathching this when I was young. It scared me out of the "woods" forever.
need too put this on cable t.v. at night time all the classic shows like might gallery..thriller .etc
A nice classic, Holywod need to produce more of this type
Great movie, this is one I never saw before.
great movie….love it