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This is the best film adaptation of Mark Twain, by far, I think. The Americana ethos is captured splendidly, and the two young actors are up to the task. For once, Tom and Huck are cast for authentic talent, rather than Shirley Temple cuteness or name recognition. Ironic that a minor Twain story turns out better on film than the masterpieces.

Hilarious!!

wow he worked with on the riviera star 37:01 and real life daughter 43:48

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Terrific! Step aside Gene and Fred, Donald is here!

"Don't be impatient, Sugar!" lol 🤣

Francis and Ed, the dynamic duo.🐴

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Thanks for the link!

I would expect these older movies to be in public domain

I just watched this little beauty of a film, made a comment, and went to ck out the cast, as I always do after every one I watch. Very interesting!! John and his parents came here from the Ukraine. He never changed his name, and was very proud of his homeland and ancestry. He and Anne were actually married after this movie, had a child, and sad to say divorced. He had poor health, and died at 41. Startlingly young.

May 4, 2024 This was a Beauty of a film❤❤ Absolutely precious. Life without the bombardment of social media, and the intrusiveness of government into every aspect of our lives, had a quality and richness we just can't imagine. Black and white photography is rich in so many ways. Thank you for all you do, bringing these films to us!!

Damn, this movie is as old as me. This is great. A different time, for sure. Everyone, us and the rest of the world, had their problems then also.

"Lift those legs, lift those legs, lift those lovely, lovely legs"!

O'Connor is amazing in this brutally honest bio-pic. The fact that Keaton himself supervised makes it even more poignantly devastating. My only quibble is that the length of Gloria's skirts never changes over the decades.

This was such a cute movie. Thank you for uploading it

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This is got to be one of the funniest comedies that I’ve ever seen truly. I have laughed all the way through. I now know where the show Mister Ed came from and where lot of scenes from Gomer Pyle came from. Thanks for posting this movie. Enjoyed immensely .greetings from Southeast Alabama, the home of Fort Rucker, Alabama, the largest helicopter training center in the world☮️❤️

I agree. And not one vulgar word or scene. How about that!

NOW I KNOW WHERE MR ED. CAME FROM

Good movie.

I love these old shows! I watched them she I was a kid. In the world that has gone nuts. They bring me back to a real reality😅😅😊👍

Was technically still a male who helped them win…just sayin’.😅

Where is the first Francis movie??? Where they met un Burma, WW2

My mother was a WAC Nurse and her middle name was Francis!!!

The romantic allure of the old houseboats.Tbey are beautiful

She is a cute!! Sweet looking young lady!

Equal rights in 1945.

The mouth was out of place sometimes, depending on how much peanut butter he ate LOL 😊

Glad Buster Keaton got $50,000 for the rights....

Always loved these movies

Milburn Stone before he became a Doctor in Dodge City!

I remember my grandpa watching this. What fun!

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How many of these movies they made, ?😊

My Favorite Francis Talking Mule Movie, although I watched them all and enjoyed them all...I have them on DVD...great childhood memories.

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Wholesome entertainment, notice the Maytag repair man?

I love Francis and Mr Ed 💓

I love Francis and Mr Ed 💓

Watch for the basketball game. Costello was an actual champ.

Watch for the basketball game. Costello was an actual champ.

A nice bit of FUN, Entertainment is what films used to be about, not celebs or egos, and it led to Mr Edd, one of my TV favourites as a kid in the 50s and 60s. Thanks.

Billy Cook was my high school science teacher in 1976. A fascinating character. He had to change his name to Willy Cook in the forties because America's first modern "spree killer" was named Billy Cook. Fun fact, both he and Tommy Kelly appeared in a scene in Gone with the Wind, the train yard scene. Both are crying and playing band instruments.

Who else watches these old movies to take a look at the cool old vehicles?