Dangerous Crossing 1953 Jeanne Crain & Michael Rennie

[ginamitembe]

Ooh why don't they make movies like these anymore !!! A thriller full of elegance and manners!!
Thank you for giving us a decent entrainments💯👍♥️

[mritzs]

Foghorn deserves a “Best Supporting Actor”award . I wasn’t bored one minute with this movie, so different now most of the time Thank you

[Susan-fz]

People used to dress up years ago. It is so elegant. Today we look like we just rolled out of bed. The other day I saw someone in Walmart in their pajamas and bedroom slippers. America has fallen so far. It is really sad.

[saran]

Jeanne Crain was so beautiful she was about 25 here. Had 3 kids already. 7 alltogether, did not put a dent in her beauty. She's always good, loved her in Letter to 3 Wives. Ice skater too.

[persesrathert]

I haven't watched this yet. Just enjoyed the first movie and wanted to thank you. You know, I have a seriously damaged body and rarely get to leave my bed. It is well with my soul - no worries.

It's only that if I hadn't told you, my deepest thanks might not mean very much. I subscribed to your channel years ago.

Anyway, thank you for giving your time by finding and uploading all of the wonderful movies on your site. I'm so grateful it's free. I bet I'm not the only person who watches your movies who lives on disability income. You are so kind,

[kayeninetwo]

A very good psychological thriller. Reminded me of the old Hitchcock classics. Thanks for posting!

[lalah]

Jean Crain was absolutely beautiful. Glamorous, elegant, and lovely.

[paolazuffinetti]

This is one of my favourite thrillers: the cast is superb, the viewing perfect, the soundtrack so appropriate, the ship atmosphere at night, foggy.... Jeanne and Michael are so classy, the drama keeps me glued to the very end. I had bought it on VHS, then on DVD and now I can watch it on You Tube what could be more fantastic?

[ARoo-tru]

That ominous warning sound of the foghorn set the tone, a good movie.

[tshrinivas]

I see many are complaining about the fog horn'. perhaps because they have not experienced a sea voyage. I have done it twice. My first voyage was in 1964 from Mumbai to Genoa in Italy and then a train journey to London, my final destination. The second voyage came in 1965 when I crossed the Atlantic from Rotterdam to Montreal. On both these occasions I found the sound of the fog horn very assuring and comforting. It gave a nice feeling that the ship is steaming ahead without any problem.

[allandavis]

This genre of film is not my usual cup of tea 🍵 but I am glad I watched until the end, I really enjoyed it, thank you for sharing it with us all. 😀👍🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇦

[msvalkyrie]

John Dickson Carr ( The writer ) was one of the most brilliant detective story
writers in last 100 years.!

[pairotelee]

Quite a complicated plot but interesting - a good movie. Thank you from my home ' The City of Angels, Bangkok '

[FernieAriel]

For a guy who was so proud of being in charge of that section of the boat and knowing everything from that happened in it, the old guy was completely oblivious to the shenanigans going on in room B16.

[janlambert]

Recognized Carl Betz right off. He played Dr. Stone on the Donna Reed show from years ago. Boy, what a different part he played here! lol

[roundtwo]

This story has been done several times with different explanations in the endings because it's a winner storyline. The Lady Vanishes (1938) by Alfred Hitchcock; So Long at the Fair (1950); Flightplan (2005) with Jodie Foster; Bunny Lake Is Missing (1965) by Otto Preminger; The Midnight Warning (1932); Covered Tracks (1938); etcetera.

[ItsMefromSnuffys]

Love the dresses.. good movie.. good print

[andyr]

Quite good(!) though you could see the ending coming from about 20 nautical miles away. Had never heard of it, just came up in my YT feed and looked interesting. Both Crain and Rennie are excellent. Thanks YouTube for making these lesser-known-yet-involving films available!

[Stephanie-zdim]

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. It kept my attention right from the start.
Thankyou.

[DasScot-Davies]

An END I did not see coming ...so simple, a GREAT storyline, and well acted..Thank you once again for a great POST DK