Bulldog Drummond 1929

The female lead is Joan Bennett before Holywood turned her into a brunette.

Danny? really!! Was that original or a couldn't they say "Tenny" or were they unaware of Sir Alfred,Lord Tennyson in America.?

This was actually the second "Bulldog Drummond" film. The first was made in 1922 but is considered lost. Ronald Colman IS Drummond and still the best!

I prefer a Bulldog Drummond who is not so stupid. Total dunce.

Wish these were in order

‘Drummonditis’ 😆

So; Colman was the first Bulldog in a talkie? Is Barrymore in this? Okay; I'll watch with joy!
Thank you; Lumpy.
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❤ My man Algy. 😙

30's cars were the coooolest !!

I love Ronald Colman, however I just happen to have the CC on and it's awful.

Such a singular movie It’s hard to compare it to other similar detective films. Perfect in every way. Thank you for sharing.

Ronald Colman was so handsome and talented the very best Bulldog Drummond.

There was a British film, 'The Third Round' from 1925, and starring Jack Buchanan... I recall seeing it at London's NFT in the late 70s, and it is still listed in the BFI Catalogue...

My mother rip born1929

Had talkies been invented for the sole reason to hear RC's voice is perfectly logical.

Ah, the good old days when villains were so villainous that one could recognize then from the other side of the street!

The crooks are deliciously campy, and the maid in the inn has the most insinuating tone is her voice. And Ronald Colman is so suave and handsome and easy-going. Wow!

Thank you for this. Ronald Coleman is a joy to watch. Died too young in my opinion

I love this series!!!
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What a wonderful, employable example of the old melodramas, when talkies had hardly been born and film actors played almost as if on the stage. To think that this was almost 100 years ago! Amazing!

It's interesting to see how the Brits were in past times. So different from now.

they was going the wrong way...why did Bulldog shoot? He let them know they was going the wrong way.

I love Joan Bennet as much as Ron Colman very early film for her her hair in The Hollywood preferred color . Always gracious and innocent looking even in playing a villain ❤

The aesthetics are reminiscent of the "Metropolis." Strange but good.

I can't believe Mr. Coleman actually talked that way hilarious!!

I hate that the gang got away this movie sucks!!

Almost one hundred years old and still better than any of todays dribble .

In this era of frantic editing and 10 second videos and every character SHOUTING for no reason, I really love how scenes just play out and the slow pace

The engine noise on those exquisite cars sounds a bit tatty. Does anyone know if that's really how they sound?

Terrible movie when writing a script was difficult

Am I too to become crazy ? Not at all. Im looking out for Drummond and you'll be looking out for ME!
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Is it okay to assume Clark Gable was a huge fan of Ronald Coleman? And Bulldog Drummond films. There life paths were only 11 years apart so perhaps its just the culture of the times but they seem similarly. I like Ronald Coleman it bit more.

I hate Algy in every one of these movies, lol. Obnoxious character.

Lylian was a bit like Natalie Moorehead,vixenous sirens.Why cant i meet women like that?

The movie has a great sound for his time and good action, it is infinitely better than the boring and ludicrous The Broadway Melody, winner of the Oscar in this year, 1930

Joan Bennett"s early delicate beauty only matured into such unimaginable fullness as to be matched by just the very few and surpassed by none. Thankfully, someone saved her from being a blonde, so that the jewel-like fire of her eyes contrasted with het black hair sharply one moment, or beguilingly the next. All her actions flowed from her eyes effortlessly. That was incomparable then and now.

Did anyone get that blonde's phone number?

Strange having no music for the whole movie. I guess that's to be expected when they barely got speeching into it.

Algy comes across as a sex pest in this one.

I knew this was going to be a good movie when I saw that Wallace Smith was in charge of continuity.🙄

LOL

Great one! The first Bulldog Drummond movie, but the last one i saw....hahaha.

Love Colman, but the actress and her dialogue were to be blunt: terrible. Love the pre-code bedroom innuendo from the maid.