The Trouble With Harry 1955 John Forsythe, Shirley MacLaine, Edmund Gwenn

22 Replies to “The Trouble With Harry 1955 John Forsythe, Shirley MacLaine, Edmund Gwenn”

1. I've watched this movie so many times I can't even guess but why do the shovels come in the house

2. Watch this movie about 20 times in the last 3 years

3. I've watched this movie about 30 times in the last 10 years

4. Thank you for Uploading ❤❤❤ Masterpiece ❤❤❤

5. what photography the whole movie looks like a Rockwell painting

6. They sure went to a lot of trouble for nothing. I advise anyone in a similar circumstance to make no assumptions of your own guilt and to contact the proper authorities at once. Make them earn their money and burn off some of the calories from all the donuts they most likely consumed.

7. All the actors are now dead except Shirley McClain (90) and Jerry Mathers. Hitchcock's cameo is at 22:14

8. I love your style & take — let’s GO!!! 🌹♥🇬🇧

9. So the older man knew that Harry was husband of Jennifer but then later acted surprised when he found out Sam visited Jennifer.

10. "Hmm, perhaps I'll come back tomorrow ", "When's that? " ""The day after today " "That's yesterday, today's tomorrow. " "It was! " When was tomorrow yesterday Mr Marlow? " "Today " "OH sure, yesterday "…

11. Gotta get back to Tuscaloosa ! Shirley "i like it tart" very lovely young Shirley

12. I think this is the one movie I can't find any anything to criticize

13. I think your comments are kind of choppy

14. It's a double rom-com with a dead Harry in the middle… the Romantic double Duo knows Harry is dead but there's not sure who's going to get blamed for it,, no matter how many times they bury him and dig him up…

15. This movie has everything music Beautiful cinematography a love story a comedy Another Love Story it's like watching a brilliant play oh yeah all the revolving around a dead body

16. Just watched this 2024!

17. Shirley MacLaine was miscast in this movie.
    At 21 years old, she was too young to be the mother of that little boy. She was still too young to be a mother.

18. Here fot the sweet sounds of Flaggin the train to Tuscaloosa
    What a masterpiece.

19. 👍

20. Thank you to my cinephile daughter for introducing me to this masterpiece

21. I love the absurdity of this
    movie!😂😅

22. Edmund Gwenn's expressions and looks of incredulity are hilarious. An amazing amount of pedestrian traffic around that dead body!

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