All The Kind Strangers | Full Movie | Burt Kennedy | Stacy Keach, Samantha Eggar, Robby Benson - video Dailymotion

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ALL THE KIND STRANGERS | Horror, Thriller | 1974 |   Plot: A man traveling through a backwoods area is held hostage by a group of orphans who want him to become their father. Unfortunately, the kids have a habit of killing adults who refuse that particular honor.  Crew:  • Directed by: Burt Kennedy • Written by: Clyde Ware • Starring: Stacy Keach, Samantha Eggar, Robby Benson • Produced by: Roger H. Lewis • Music by: Ronald Frangipane • Cinematography: Robert B. Hauser, Gene Polito • Edited by: Folmar Blangsted   About TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH:  Welcome to TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH, your ultimate destination for timeless Hollywood classics, thrilling blockbusters, and hidden gems from the world of English cinema. Dive into a vast collection of iconic films spanning genres like action, drama, romance, comedy, sci-fi, and more. Whether you’re a fan of vintage masterpieces or the latest hits, our channel brings you the best of English-language movies, carefully curated to entertain and inspire. Subscribe now and join our community of movie lovers to enjoy cinematic experiences that will keep you on the edge of your seat. At TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH, the magic of movies never fades!  Subscribe now: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_MOVIES_ENGLISH1  Follow Trendest Media:  • YouTube:  1. TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_KIDS1 2. TRENDEST KIDS: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_INFOTAINMENT  • Instagram:  TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.instagram.com/trendestinfotainment/  • Facebook: TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.facebook.com/TrendestInfotainment/   COPYRIGHT  We hold the proper licenses for all movies published on YouTube. For any questions, please contact: mail@trendest.in  AYA Media Private Limited & TRENDEST Media Private Limited are companies registered under the laws of India and located in the state of Kerala, India.

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00:00:00My body is aching, but my spirit's learning to fly, I believe in love, though some lies

00:00:23put a hate in my mind.

00:00:26I try not to worry about the confusion in my mind.

00:00:34I'll live my life, my love, I'll live my life.

00:00:42And all of that snow on the White House, I never let it affect my sight.

00:00:50You don't have to be religious to know what isn't right.

00:00:57So I live my life learning to love, trying to give a little more.

00:01:05Cause if you don't believe in love, tell me what, what, what are you living for?

00:01:21Looks like you got quite a load there.

00:01:28Would you like a lift?

00:01:29I ain't got far to go.

00:01:31How far are you going?

00:01:32There's a dirt road.

00:01:33About a mile, I expect.

00:01:35A mile?

00:01:36That's a long way.

00:01:37Come on, I'll give you a ride.

00:01:40Okay.

00:01:41Here, I'll give you a hand.

00:01:44Boy, that thing sure is heavy.

00:01:47What do you got in there?

00:01:49Oh, just flour, saffron, things like that.

00:01:53Here we go.

00:02:05Go ahead, it's all right.

00:02:08Where'd you get those groceries out there in the middle of nowhere?

00:02:11Pensborough.

00:02:12Pensborough?

00:02:14Is that that town I came through a ways back?

00:02:16Yes, sir.

00:02:17Five miles.

00:02:18You mean you carry that stuff all that way?

00:02:20It ain't so far.

00:02:21How old are you?

00:02:23Seven.

00:02:24When I was seven, I wasn't even allowed to cross the street.

00:02:28You're nice.

00:02:29What's your name?

00:02:30James Wheeler.

00:02:31Everybody calls me Jimmy.

00:02:33I got a brother named James.

00:02:34We call James, James.

00:02:36My mother used to call me James.

00:02:38That's good.

00:02:39It's in the Bible, you know.

00:02:40James.

00:02:41Nobody calls him Jimmy.

00:02:43What do they call you?

00:02:44Gilbert.

00:02:45Gilbert Janner.

00:02:46Gilbert?

00:02:48What's this?

00:02:50It's a camera.

00:02:51Now, be careful.

00:02:52Don't put your finger on the lens.

00:02:53Are all these things cameras?

00:02:55Uh-huh.

00:02:56What do you do with them?

00:02:58I take pictures.

00:02:59That's my job.

00:03:00I take pictures, and then I write stories to go along with them.

00:03:03I'm what they call a photojournalist.

00:03:05Hey, there it is.

00:03:06Right up there.

00:03:07On the right.

00:03:13Thanks a lot, Mr. Wheeler.

00:03:15Sure wish you could come and take some pictures of me and my folks sometime.

00:03:19Wait a minute.

00:03:24Okay, smile.

00:03:29There you go.

00:03:30What's this?

00:03:31Just keep watching it.

00:03:36How far down that road do you live?

00:03:38Oh, not more than a mile.

00:03:40Well, do you figure you're going to catch a ride with a neighbor or something like that?

00:03:44Ain't got no neighbors.

00:03:45Hey, what's happening?

00:03:46Just keep watching it.

00:03:48I'll take you home.

00:04:15I thought you said it was a mile, Gilbert.

00:04:17I said or so.

00:04:19Hey, look at this.

00:04:20It's me.

00:04:21Big and white.

00:04:22Where in Petersen is this?

00:04:24It's going to be dark pretty soon, Gilbert.

00:04:26I'm surprised your folks would let you come all this way by yourself.

00:04:31Look out!

00:04:32What?

00:04:34What's that?

00:04:35It's a car.

00:04:36A car?

00:04:37It's a car.

00:04:38It's a car.

00:04:39It's a car.

00:04:40It's a car.

00:04:41It's a car.

00:04:42It's a car.

00:04:44You've come over two miles, Gilbert.

00:04:46There's not even a road anymore.

00:04:48I'd take some shortcuts.

00:04:50I don't think I can drive much further.

00:04:53Your mother's going to be worried sick about you.

00:04:55Ain't got no mom.

00:04:57I'm sorry.

00:05:00It really ain't much further now.

00:05:02Peter, he's my big brother.

00:05:04He knows a better road.

00:05:06It's longer, though.

00:05:07I'm sure if it doesn't rain.

00:05:09If it does, I won't even be able to get the top up.

00:05:11I don't need it.

00:05:12Just go straight ahead.

00:05:14Yeah.

00:05:43Is that what I think it is?

00:05:46That's the creek.

00:05:47Gilbert, nobody puts a road through the middle of a creek.

00:05:50Maybe the road was there first.

00:05:52It's only a few inches deep.

00:05:54Are you sure it's inches, not feet?

00:05:57It only gets high after rain.

00:05:58All creeks do that.

00:06:00Come on, let's go.

00:06:12More to the left.

00:06:20Level off now.

00:06:43Right back on the creek.

00:06:46We're going to beat the rain.

00:07:13Look at her color.

00:07:14This sure is a fine automobile, Mr. Wheeler.

00:07:17It was before that last mile.

00:07:20Come on, get in.

00:07:42Here we are, Gilbert.

00:07:43So do me a favor.

00:07:44Ask your brother to come out here and show me the other road back.

00:07:47Why can't you come in?

00:07:48Just for a little while.

00:07:49It's going to take more than eight.

00:07:51Well.

00:07:52I found a cure like it.

00:07:53I'd like to.

00:07:54I really would.

00:07:55But I'm afraid I can't.

00:07:56I've got to be on my way.

00:07:57Here's probably how I'll bring him in the car.

00:07:59He won't want to show you till after supper.

00:08:01Come on.

00:08:02Come on.

00:08:03Come on.

00:08:04Come on.

00:08:05Come on.

00:08:06Come on.

00:08:07Come on.

00:08:08Come on.

00:08:09Come on.

00:08:10Come on.

00:08:11Come on.

00:08:41Don't move.

00:08:42Don't move.

00:08:58Come on.

00:09:02Come on.

00:09:11This is the family.

00:09:18This is Mr. Wheeler.

00:09:22This here's my brother James, Mr. Wheeler.

00:09:28I told you about him.

00:09:31He's 11.

00:09:32Hello, James.

00:09:33Hello, James.

00:09:35This here's my brother James, Mr. Wheeler.

00:09:38I told you about him.

00:09:39He's 11.

00:09:40Hello, James.

00:09:41Hello, Mr. Wheeler.

00:09:47I really missed you.

00:09:49John Smithty.

00:09:50John.

00:09:55That's Martha.

00:09:57She can't talk.

00:10:02Nice to meet you, Martha.

00:10:03Nice to meet all of you.

00:10:05This ain't all of us.

00:10:07Baby?

00:10:10This here's Baby.

00:10:12Ma died when he was born, so he didn't get no other name.

00:10:16Baby?

00:10:19Gilbert, you go bring Peter.

00:10:22Ma, he's seen us coming.

00:10:24I said go get him.

00:10:26That's all right, John.

00:10:29I saw him pull in.

00:10:34That's Mr. Willow, Peter.

00:10:38John, you want tender livestock?

00:10:43Come on, you know what to do.

00:10:49It was nice to meet you, Peter.

00:10:51Listen, I was wondering if you could show me the road out of here.

00:10:55Martha?

00:10:57Tender Baby's nose. You know he's catching a cold.

00:11:03I figured on having you join us for supper, Mr. Willow.

00:11:07I'd like to. I really would, but I'm afraid I can't.

00:11:13I'd like to have you stay.

00:11:15Driving Gilbert home and all.

00:11:17Well, I appreciate the invitation, but if you'll just show me the road out of here, that'll be thanks enough.

00:11:23Well, if you really gotta go.

00:11:25All right, I'll show you.

00:11:30So long, kids. Be good. Nice to meet you.

00:11:32Bye, Gilbert.

00:11:33Thanks for the ride, Mr. Willow.

00:11:34You bet.

00:11:49Go right at the barn, turn left at the cornfield, and you'll see the road.

00:11:54It's gravel, so the rain won't bother you much.

00:11:57All right, now, I go right at the barn, left at the cornfield.

00:12:00Now, once I get to the road, which way do I go?

00:12:30Oh!

00:12:38Oh!

00:13:01Oh!

00:13:08I just can't believe it. Six thousand miles, not even broken in.

00:13:12You got a telephone?

00:13:14No, sir.

00:13:15Looks like you'll be having supper with us now. We'll spend the night.

00:13:30All right, good. Hold it just like that. Okay.

00:13:33Smile. Hold it.

00:13:40Oh, there it is. It's all taken right there. Just keep your eyes on it.

00:13:47Isn't that neat?

00:13:48There I am.

00:13:55I'm going all the way to California.

00:13:57Uh-huh.

00:13:58License plates say New York.

00:14:00Well, my job takes me a lot of different places. Anywhere there's an interesting story.

00:14:05I read about California and New York. I'll be going there myself someday.

00:14:10New Orleans first, though.

00:14:13Mardi Gras.

00:14:16It sure must be something.

00:14:18Oh, it is. It's very exciting. Big carnival.

00:14:21You been there?

00:14:22Uh-huh.

00:14:23You got pictures?

00:14:24No, not with me.

00:14:26I read about it.

00:14:30Ma was a schoolteacher, you know.

00:14:34She had a lot of books and things.

00:14:40I'd sure like to meet your father.

00:14:44Pa's away.

00:14:47He took some hogs to market.

00:14:50Back on Sunday, I expect.

00:14:52Oh.

00:14:53Rita, take Mr. Wheeler to see Mama.

00:14:58Mama? Gilbert said...

00:15:00Gilbert talks a lot.

00:15:03Don't say nothing.

00:15:07Mr. Wheeler?

00:15:22Mama?

00:15:36Mama, this is Mr. Wheeler. He'll be having supper with us.

00:15:46This is Janet.

00:15:48He don't want supper now, Mama. Baby's getting fuzzy.

00:16:01You can't be the mother of this tribe.

00:16:04They just call me that. I...

00:16:06I don't mind, really. It makes it easier for the little ones.

00:16:11Stepmother? Are you married to their father?

00:16:14I'm really happy that you can stay for supper, Mr. Wheeler.

00:16:17I'm not much of a cook, really, but I... I'm learning.

00:16:22Their mother left a lot of recipes.

00:16:27Look, the windows are nailed shut.

00:16:29And what's a boat doing on that door, on the wrong side?

00:16:32I don't like the children under my feet while I'm cooking.

00:16:45The children say that you're very nice. They... they like you.

00:16:59Peter don't like his supper this late, Mama.

00:17:03Everything's ready for the biscuits. Tell the girls to dish up.

00:17:06Well, it's not really that late, boys. I mean, it's just the time of year.

00:17:09And then there's the rain.

00:17:11But I guess it's early to bed and early to rise on the farm, isn't it?

00:17:14Lots of chores to do. Especially with your father being away.

00:17:19It ain't so bad.

00:17:21It's a lot of fun sometimes, too.

00:17:23Oh, I'm sure it is. I'm sure it is. Particularly when you're young.

00:17:27But then, you know, Peter... Peter doesn't seem to be enjoying it too much.

00:17:30But I guess he'll be going away soon.

00:17:32Oh, no. Paula said the family sticks together.

00:17:35Like in the Bible.

00:17:38Peter told me to show you to the supper table.

00:17:44Now.

00:18:08It's great. God is good.

00:18:11And we thank him for our food.

00:18:14By his hand we must be fed. Give us, Lord, our daily bread.

00:18:18Amen.

00:18:22Gilbert, now you try.

00:18:24It's my turn. It's your turn tomorrow night.

00:18:27Peter, you lost your turn because you hit James last week.

00:18:30Now, do you want to go to your room?

00:18:32Gilbert.

00:18:35God is great. God is good.

00:18:38And we thank him for our food.

00:18:40By his hand we must be fed.

00:18:42Give us, Lord, our daily bread. Amen.

00:18:45I don't want no fries.

00:18:47I ain't got no potatoes.

00:18:53James, you want a pack of corn?

00:18:55Get a bag of beans there.

00:18:58James.

00:19:00Do you have peanuts?

00:19:02Kind of like carrots.

00:19:04Well, they're good for you. Have a few.

00:19:09Marlon, blackberry jelly.

00:19:13Why ain't there no blackberry jelly, Mama?

00:19:16Because he went fishing yesterday instead of collecting the berries.

00:19:20Tomorrow, if the rain lets up, I'll expect two full boxes of big thimbleberries.

00:19:28Maybe Paula...

00:19:31Maybe Mr. Will would like to go with you.

00:19:34You can kind of show him around a little.

00:19:36Hey, that'd be great.

00:19:39I know a patch where they're so big they're dragging the ground.

00:19:42Well, thanks anyway, but I'll be leaving tomorrow as soon as I get a tow truck out here.

00:19:46I figure I can catch a ride into Pinsborough in the morning.

00:19:49Don't you just love ham, sir?

00:19:51What's up, Peter?

00:19:53He butchered a beauty last fall.

00:19:55I bet he weighed in at over 800.

00:19:57He dragged down to almost 5.

00:19:59You like them mashed potatoes, too.

00:20:01We get fresh milk every morning.

00:20:03See how nice and fluffy they are?

00:20:05Buttery, too. Mama turned just this morning.

00:20:08Gilbert, you put them biscuits back.

00:20:10I just wanted...

00:20:11Yeah, I know what you wanted.

00:20:12Now, how many times I got to tell you, them dogs don't get nothing but meat.

00:20:16But they love biscuits better than anything.

00:20:19So they can get fat and soft and lazy.

00:20:23That's all we need around here is a pack of no-account hounds.

00:20:26They ain't no-account. They do anything we tell them.

00:20:28And we're going to keep them that way.

00:20:31Dogs hunting biscuits ain't no good for nothing.

00:20:33Now, you drink your milk.

00:20:37Peter, when's your father coming home?

00:20:50Why don't you just supper, Pa?

00:20:53Both their parents died five years ago.

00:20:57Five years ago?

00:21:01Ma had to have birthed a baby.

00:21:05Pa drank five gallons of his own makings and fell off the roof.

00:21:10Five years ago?

00:21:12But what about the neighbors, the people in town?

00:21:17Come on now, everybody finish up. It's getting late.

00:21:20Come on now, everybody finish up. It's getting on bedtime.

00:21:23Wait a minute. I just can't believe this.

00:21:25Somebody must have known something.

00:21:30Pa didn't want to drink. Nobody came around much.

00:21:34He was a good chap, Pa.

00:21:36Mom used to like him.

00:21:39Right, Peter?

00:21:40You're getting there.

00:21:44What do you do for money?

00:21:46How do you pay the gas bills?

00:21:48And what about your schooling?

00:21:52Their mother was a qualified school teacher and she left instructions for their schooling.

00:21:59There's natural gas on the property and the company gives it to them free for as long as they...

00:22:04We got plenty of money, too.

00:22:06And Pa used to sell whiskey.

00:22:08You're gonna get a switch in Gilbert, buttin' in like that.

00:22:11And I told you to drink your milk.

00:22:13I'm sorry, Peter.

00:22:15All right, Peter, look. Look, I want to get something straight right now.

00:22:19As soon as that tow truck gets out here tomorrow, I'm leaving.

00:22:22I don't know what this mama and papa stuff is about, but I don't like games.

00:22:27And she is not your mother.

00:22:30Just who are you?

00:22:34My name's Caroline Henderson and I'm...

00:22:38Well, it is a game, really.

00:22:41I'm their mama and, uh...

00:22:46...

00:22:50Peter, please tell him.

00:22:53I wish somebody would tell me something that makes sense.

00:22:55Caroline came to help us out, that's all.

00:23:00We was figuring maybe you'd like to help out, too.

00:23:05Youngins need grown-ups.

00:23:07Somebody to teach them.

00:23:10Tell them what to do.

00:23:13Punish them when they need it.

00:23:21If you don't want to...

00:23:25Where's my bag? My camera equipment?

00:23:27I put it all in your room, sir.

00:23:29Upstairs, on the left.

00:23:31Thanks.

00:23:33I'll sit in that room.

00:23:35If you'll stay.

00:23:43Till morning.

00:23:45Then you can take your funny farm and...

00:23:49Good night.

00:23:51Mama.

00:24:12Thanks.

00:24:42Wait a minute. What are you doing?

00:24:47Oh, that's all right. I'm only going to be staying to...

00:25:12Uh-oh.

00:25:43Oh, my God.

00:26:01Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:26:05Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:26:09Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:26:13His truth is marching on.

00:26:17He has shouted for us.

00:26:19That shall never sound retreat.

00:26:21He is lifting up the hearts of men.

00:26:24Before his judgment seat.

00:26:26Oh, be swift, my soul, to answer him.

00:26:28Be jubilant, my feet.

00:26:30Our God is marching on.

00:26:35Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:26:39Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:26:52Look.

00:26:53I don't know what's going on around here, and I don't care.

00:26:56But I'm leaving.

00:26:58But you said you'd stay till morning.

00:27:00That was before I got locked in my room.

00:27:02Now, do you want to stay in this menagerie, or do you want to go?

00:27:05Oh, we can't go now.

00:27:07They must have seen you come in here.

00:27:09They're downstairs, singing.

00:27:10Well, Martha can't sing.

00:27:12She's like a cat.

00:27:13She sees and hears everything.

00:27:15Look, they're just a bunch of weird kids with some crazy ideas their father pounded into them.

00:27:19I don't know. Maybe he wanted to protect his bootlegging business.

00:27:23How did you get mixed up in this?

00:27:25I picked up Gilbert just the same way as you did.

00:27:33There's a bunch of clothes in my room.

00:27:35Different sizes and things with different initials on them.

00:27:39We're not the first.

00:27:41There was another man, an older man.

00:27:44One morning he was gone.

00:27:46Peter said he went into the town to get a mechanic, but he never came back.

00:27:50And the car just disappeared.

00:27:54All right, look.

00:27:55We're just a mile and a half from the highway.

00:27:57The rain has slacked off.

00:27:58We are leaving right now.

00:27:59We can't go.

00:28:00Don't you understand?

00:28:01We're prisoners.

00:28:02They're just a bunch of kids.

00:28:04They're eyes and ears for Peter.

00:28:07And the dogs, you heard him, they're trained.

00:28:09A pack of hound dogs?

00:28:13Put it on.

00:28:32I want to do my country tunes with you.

00:28:35John, you guys can do your song.

00:29:01Let freedom come to thee.

00:29:04My native country thee.

00:29:08Land of the noble fleet.

00:29:11Thy name I love.

00:29:14I love thy rocks and rills.

00:29:18Thy woods and temple hills.

00:29:22My heart with rapture thrills.

00:29:25Like that above.

00:29:29Let music swell the breeze.

00:29:32And make of all the trees.

00:29:36Sweet freedom's song.

00:29:39Let mortal tongues awake.

00:29:43Let all life in one take.

00:29:46Let hearts in silence tremble.

00:29:50Let love proclaim.

00:29:53The Father's love to thee.

00:29:57Our prayer of liberty.

00:30:00To thee we sing.

00:30:02Gilbert.

00:30:03Gilbert, you want to sing a song.

00:30:08My country tis of thee.

00:30:12Sweet land of liberty.

00:30:15Proudly I sing.

00:30:18Land where my fathers died.

00:30:22Land of the silver skies.

00:30:26We can't get ten feet from this house.

00:30:29You better get some sleep.

00:30:31In the daylight things will look a lot better.

00:30:33My native country thee.

00:30:36Land of the noble fleet.

00:30:39Good night.

00:30:40Thy name I love.

00:30:43I love thy rocks and rills.

00:30:46Thy woods and temple hills.

00:30:49My heart with rapture thrills.

00:30:52Like that above.

00:30:56Let music swell the breeze.

00:31:00And make of all the trees.

00:31:19I wanted to do it, Peter.

00:31:29I was just getting a good aim.

00:31:30I told you not to mess with guns lest I show you.

00:31:33I pity you.

00:31:40You didn't have to kill him.

00:31:41And I told you not to bring no more bombers into the house.

00:31:43He wouldn't have hurt nobody.

00:31:45I told you he wouldn't stay with old Chewbacca.

00:31:47Somebody must have let him out.

00:31:48Are you teasing him again?

00:31:50I never touched him.

00:31:52Every time I turned my back he was a-pecking on his butt.

00:31:54I did not.

00:31:55You did too.

00:31:56All right.

00:31:57Get out of here.

00:31:59All of you.

00:32:02Take that thing with you.

00:32:11That's right.

00:32:12It don't matter how it got loose.

00:32:16It won't happen again, sir.

00:32:17I can promise you that.

00:32:21No more bombings in the house.

00:32:24Now go to bed.

00:32:25All of you.

00:32:33Good night, Mama.

00:32:36Pa?

00:32:54There are circles to every story

00:32:58And two sides to every side

00:33:05Wish I didn't have to worry

00:33:09About doing what is right

00:33:14I promised to stay with you

00:33:18But now I want to leave

00:33:22And maybe some kind stranger

00:33:26Will keep you company

00:33:34If I'm here in the morning

00:33:38My mind will be on the sea

00:33:44When the sun sets in the evening

00:33:48There's no telling where I'll be

00:33:53I promised to stay with you

00:33:57But now I have to leave

00:34:01And maybe some kind stranger

00:34:05Will keep you company

00:34:11Cause Mama said the day would come

00:34:16When the family would live as one

00:34:20And all the kind strangers

00:34:24Will keep us company

00:34:51Caroline? Gilbert? Peter? Anybody?

00:34:59Jimmy.

00:35:14You sure sleep late. It's almost 8 o'clock.

00:35:18Oh, I've been known to sleep as late as 8.30, 9 o'clock,

00:35:20especially after a night like last night.

00:35:22Caroline, my car is gone.

00:35:25I've got chores.

00:35:27Everyone's had breakfast.

00:35:29I could heat up some biscuits and ham.

00:35:31No, thanks. I'm sorry, but I don't eat before noon.

00:35:34And when my almost brand-new $7,000 car just disappears,

00:35:37I'm preparing to start,

00:35:39I just might lose my appetite altogether.

00:35:41Well, the boys are gonna fix it.

00:35:42They're very handy with machinery.

00:35:51Jimmy, please.

00:35:53That's all right. Just do your chores.

00:35:55I'm sorry. I'm not feeling very gentlemanly this morning.

00:36:12All right, John. Where's my car?

00:36:24Well, good morning.

00:36:26You better get some breakfast in you, Paul.

00:36:28Oh, Peter figured to clear some brush today.

00:36:30John, where is my car?

00:36:32And don't call me Paul.

00:36:36No, boys. Easy. Easy.

00:36:39Well, you better turn me loose, Mr. Willis,

00:36:43and just say something nice and long.

00:36:45Go ahead.

00:36:47Hello, boys. Take it easy now.

00:36:53Now, John, I want you to tell me where my car is,

00:36:55or I'm gonna give you a wallop, and you are not gonna forget,

00:36:57and that is only the beginning.

00:37:00Never try and punish us in front of the dog, sir.

00:37:03Where is Peter, John?

00:37:05Look, it's not right to steal other people's property.

00:37:07Now, look, just tell me where Peter is, and I'll talk to him,

00:37:09and after that, I'll decide whether or not you need a whipping.

00:37:12Oh. Well, he's at the swimming hole.

00:37:16I can't go till I finish old Beth here.

00:37:19She's a great old milking cow.

00:37:21Good for a full bucket, too.

00:37:23Which way to the swimming hole?

00:37:25Around the barn.

00:37:27Through the cornfield, past some trees.

00:37:29Oh, it's over, John. Well, you'll hear him.

00:37:33This is your morning cure, is it?

00:37:35A whoopin' holler time around here.

00:38:03Come on.

00:38:34Come on.

00:38:55You're on it!

00:38:57I got it!

00:39:04You okay?

00:39:06You're on it!

00:39:08I got it!

00:39:10Whoo!

00:39:16Whoo-hoo!

00:39:32All right!

00:39:34Whoo-hoo!

00:39:40Yeah!

00:39:46All right.

00:39:48Everybody out!

00:39:50Right now!

00:39:53Now, I want to know what you've done with my car.

00:39:56And I'm going to be very upset if you fooled around with that motor.

00:39:59We never touched the motor, sir.

00:40:01Peter?

00:40:03Can you swim, sir? The water's nice and warm.

00:40:06Peter, I don't have time to waste swimming.

00:40:08Now, I just want you to take me to my car, and that's all!

00:40:11Yes, sir.

00:40:13James, give me your car.

00:40:15James, give me your car.

00:40:17James, give me your car.

00:40:19James, give me your car.

00:40:21James, give me a hand with the boat.

00:40:37You didn't drag it across the river, did you?

00:40:40Peter, listen, if you've gotten water in that gas tanker...

00:40:48Will this thing float?

00:40:50Get in.

00:41:20Get in.

00:41:40Oh, Peter, look at this thing. It looks like a sieve.

00:41:44My new $60 shoes,

00:41:46cow manure,

00:41:48and a little swamp water.

00:41:50You can keep ahead of it, will you, sir?

00:41:57Tell you something, Peter.

00:41:59If there's anything wrong with that car,

00:42:01if there's any tears to the upholstery, any dents, any scratches,

00:42:04I'm going to report you to my insurance company,

00:42:06the Vandal, Little Bird 18.

00:42:08It's your name that's going to be on their report meter.

00:42:19This is the deepest part here, sir.

00:42:24You kids get on back now. It's dangerous out here.

00:42:49Look, look!

00:43:05Jimmy? Jimmy, are you all right?

00:43:10My car. My car's at the bottom of the creek.

00:43:15What happened?

00:43:17John upset the boat. He did it as a prank.

00:43:20The other children pulled you out.

00:43:22They all swam like fish.

00:43:24I know what they swam like.

00:43:26Must have hit my head.

00:43:28Hey, stay right down.

00:43:30They ran my new car right down to the bottom of the creek.

00:43:33And there was a red one down there and a blue one and a green one.

00:43:37Jimmy, they're going to vote.

00:43:39Vote?

00:43:41Vote?

00:43:42On us. Whether they keep us as parents or not.

00:43:45They're going to vote on us?

00:43:47This is like a bad dream. It's like a joke.

00:43:49If they vote no...

00:43:50Look, you said there were others.

00:43:52They must have voted on them.

00:43:54That explains those cars at the bottom of the creek.

00:43:56They like us. I know they do, and they'll vote yes.

00:43:59If they do, that'll give us the time to think of a way to get out of here.

00:44:02Caroline, I am not going to wait around to go on trial by a bunch of crazy kids.

00:44:07Would you mind getting me a pair of pants?

00:44:09I'm sure my size is in that closet.

00:44:13Where are they now?

00:44:14They're eating.

00:44:16Peter went to cut a willow switch for you to use on John for tipping the boat up.

00:44:19Oh, a willow switch.

00:44:21They want punishment.

00:44:22Well, I don't. I've had enough. I'm getting out of here.

00:44:25Jimmy...

00:44:26Look, I'll make my way to Pensborough and I'll get help.

00:44:29You don't understand.

00:44:31They won't let you go.

00:44:33They'll kill you.

00:44:36Caroline, look.

00:44:38I've survived Vietnam or rotten marriage.

00:44:41I'm indestructible.

00:44:43Now, would you please get me some pants?

00:44:56I'm not going to punish you for spilling the milk, John. I think you know that.

00:44:59That business with the boat was something else.

00:45:02Somebody could have got hurt.

00:45:05You have to learn about jokes like that.

00:45:08Well, I was just funning, sir.

00:45:11There's nothing wrong with that as long as everybody knows you're playing.

00:45:14But that's not the way it happened.

00:45:17Peter, you're going to have to take the dogs off somewhere.

00:45:21They won't make no fuss. I'll see to it.

00:45:24Now, look.

00:45:26I don't want everybody standing around.

00:45:28You wouldn't want it that way if it was your turn.

00:45:32This is just between a father and a son.

00:45:39They could all use a switching.

00:45:41They come near the deep water when I told them not to.

00:45:44We had to help Pa, Peter.

00:45:46I'd have took care of that.

00:45:48Peter, there was cars down there. I'd bet on it.

00:45:51That was junk metal, just like I told you.

00:45:54Pa threw it in there years back.

00:45:56If I catch you swimming near there again,

00:45:59you're going to get something you've never had before.

00:46:02Nobody's going to go swimming.

00:46:04It's too dangerous.

00:46:06Somebody might get a foot caught in that old junk metal.

00:46:12Peter, you're going to have to take the dogs off.

00:46:17Caroline, you and the girls take care of the ironing.

00:46:24Let's go hunting, Peter.

00:46:25The dogs ain't had a real good run in a long time.

00:46:28Peter, if you want to, you could...

00:46:30you could help pull those stumps out.

00:46:32And after you finish, maybe we could go hunting in a couple of days.

00:46:35Aw, come on, Peter. I don't want to dig up no old dog.

00:46:38All right. We'll look up on back of the ridge.

00:46:59All right, John.

00:47:04I want you to go inside that shed,

00:47:06and I want you to think about what you did.

00:47:08Try and figure out why it was wrong.

00:47:13Ain't you going to switch me?

00:47:15I want you to think, John.

00:47:18Sometimes thinking's worse than a switching.

00:47:21Go on.

00:47:28Go on.

00:47:58Go on.

00:48:28Go on.

00:48:58Go on.

00:49:29Go on.

00:49:40Way to whistle. One shot.

00:49:42Next time, it's my turn.

00:49:44Your turn will come soon enough.

00:49:50Here's the beans.

00:49:52Here's the corn.

00:49:54Come on. Come on.

00:49:56Put your food down!

00:49:58I said put your food down!

00:50:04We're not playing games anymore.

00:50:09I've decided to stay.

00:50:12But Caroline's free to go.

00:50:17You want to, Mama?

00:50:20If you stay, Jimmy, I will.

00:50:22Nobody's forcing you to stay.

00:50:26If I'm taking over this family, that's the way it's going to be.

00:50:31There'll be no more locked doors. Is that understood, Peter?

00:50:36Peter?

00:50:37Yes, sir.

00:50:39All right.

00:50:42You've got your parents now.

00:50:46You can finish your supper.

00:50:56Good night.

00:51:27Mama, we cleaned up the supper dishes.

00:51:30Good night.

00:51:33Good night, Peter.

00:51:43Good night, Paul.

00:51:45Good night, Peter.

00:51:56Good night.

00:52:26He'll go in the shed, Peter.

00:52:28No way I used to know he'd take off that way.

00:52:31Don't matter.

00:52:34I should have left a couple dogs.

00:52:37Why don't we vote tonight?

00:52:39If they really want to go.

00:52:42There'll be time enough tomorrow.

00:52:48I didn't lock the doors tonight.

00:52:52But if they try to go off by themselves, the dogs...

00:52:55Remember that big red rooster we had?

00:52:58Ought to have scratched the person's eyes out?

00:53:02Yeah.

00:53:04Well, what happened when we put that rooster in the henhouse

00:53:07instead of keeping him penned in the barn?

00:53:10He got fat and sassy and nice as pie.

00:53:16Let's just take another look at our rooster in the morning.

00:53:20Peter...

00:53:23I don't recollect Paul throwing no junk in the creek.

00:53:26He's too young to remember.

00:53:28Yeah, but it looked like cars.

00:53:31We've all stayed together, ain't we? Like Pa said.

00:53:37Yeah.

00:53:39But...

00:53:41I don't know.

00:53:43I don't know.

00:53:46Yeah.

00:53:48But...

00:53:49I told you it'd be your turn soon.

00:53:52To shoot and all.

00:53:57Well, there's something else.

00:54:00When you're old enough...

00:54:02What, Peter?

00:54:05If we vote no on these two tomorrow,

00:54:09there'll be time enough to tell you.

00:54:12Tell me what, Peter?

00:54:16Good night, John.

00:54:31They didn't lock the doors.

00:54:33It's gotta be a trick.

00:54:34Let's go.

00:54:35But you couldn't make it in the daylight alone.

00:54:38I panicked. It sounded like the dogs were everywhere.

00:54:41It's gonna be worse at night.

00:54:43I've got an idea. Come on.

00:54:55Have we got any more of this stuff?

00:54:57Cornbread?

00:54:58Get it.

00:55:10I don't understand.

00:55:12The dogs.

00:55:14Come on.

00:55:42Come on.

00:56:12Come on.

00:56:42Come on.

00:57:12Come on.

00:57:38Peter makes it all a game.

00:57:40It's everywhere.

00:57:41I know.

00:57:42All right, just keep moving.

00:57:44Keep your eyes open and take your time.

00:58:11Help!

00:58:18Come on.

00:58:31Wait a minute.

00:58:33Listen.

00:58:34They're out.

00:58:36We'll head for the creek.

00:58:38We'll head for the creek.

00:58:39You throw them off.

00:59:08Come on.

00:59:30I can't. I can't go on.

00:59:32Yes, you can.

00:59:33We've got to.

00:59:38Come on.

01:00:08Come on.

01:00:39It wasn't right, Caroline, what you'd done.

01:00:43You lied just like him.

01:00:47That ain't no good way for parents to be.

01:00:50He wanted to get help, Peter.

01:00:54For all of you.

01:00:55We don't need no help.

01:00:56As long as we stay together.

01:00:59He ain't gonna give us no more trouble.

01:01:01He's okay, Annie.

01:01:02He didn't mean nothing bad.

01:01:04Ronnie's fine.

01:01:06I got him tied up real good, Peter.

01:01:11All right.

01:01:14We vote now.

01:01:16Please, Peter, not yet.

01:01:18Let me talk to him.

01:01:20He won't try and run away again.

01:01:22I said we vote now.

01:01:27Yes, he stays.

01:01:29He's our pa.

01:01:30We'll do like he says.

01:01:33No?

01:01:36He goes, just like the others.

01:01:41James?

01:01:43He keeps trying to run away.

01:01:46I vote no.

01:01:51Rita?

01:01:53I like him.

01:01:54I think Caroline's right.

01:01:56I vote yes.

01:01:58It's one yes and one no.

01:02:02Gilbert?

01:02:04I think he'd make a fine pa.

01:02:06I picked him.

01:02:08I vote yes.

01:02:11It's two yes and one no.

01:02:15Baby?

01:02:17Baby can't vote.

01:02:19He doesn't understand.

01:02:21He's family.

01:02:23He voted yes on you, remember?

01:02:25We all did.

01:02:28Baby, do you want Mr. Wheeler to stay or go?

01:02:32Go.

01:02:35It's two and two.

01:02:40John?

01:02:42Don't matter much to me, Peter.

01:02:44Whatever you say.

01:02:49John?

01:02:51You like him.

01:02:53You know you do.

01:02:56He didn't take the switch to you.

01:02:59He made you think.

01:03:01He gave you the chance to figure out right from wrong.

01:03:07Now, this is family, Caroline.

01:03:10I want you to hear it.

01:03:12But you got no right talking.

01:03:14You voted yes on me.

01:03:16You voted me, your mama.

01:03:18Yeah, but that's all different now.

01:03:20After what you'd done.

01:03:23You see, you're with him.

01:03:25You showed us that.

01:03:28So, however the vote goes for him...

01:03:33All right, John's holding back his vote.

01:03:36Martha?

01:03:48Yes, Martha.

01:03:52Don't let Peter send him away.

01:03:55Caroline.

01:04:08All right, that's three yes and two no.

01:04:13Since John's going along with however I vote...

01:04:17That's four no.

01:04:20And three yes.

01:04:25In the morning, you're both gone.

01:04:55Martha.

01:04:57Cut me loose.

01:05:02Listen to me.

01:05:05Peter does not care what happens to you and your family.

01:05:08He wants to leave.

01:05:10He wants you and John to stay behind and take his place.

01:05:13The other children don't even know.

01:05:16But you know.

01:05:18You know what happened.

01:05:20You know how those cars got to the bottom of the creek.

01:05:23Do you want to be responsible for that?

01:05:27Martha.

01:05:29Cut me loose.

01:05:33Cut me loose.

01:05:53Martha.

01:06:00Martha.

01:06:09It was a fair vote.

01:06:13Go on, get some sleep.

01:06:22You better get some sleep too.

01:06:26You'll be leaving in the morning.

01:06:36Good night, Mr. Wheeler.

01:06:41Trey.

01:06:45Good night.

01:07:15Good night.

01:07:41Where are they?

01:07:42I don't know.

01:07:45Let's get out of here.

01:07:49Goodbye, Mr. Wheeler.

01:07:53Caroline.

01:08:07It's all over, Peter.

01:08:11All you had to do was stay.

01:08:13Be our folks.

01:08:16It wouldn't have been so bad.

01:08:20You're like all the others.

01:08:23Nobody cares.

01:08:32I can't let you go, Mr. Wheeler.

01:08:35It's not like the others, Peter.

01:08:37Not this time.

01:08:40They're brothers and sisters. They'll know.

01:08:43They'll believe what they're told, like always.

01:08:46You're wrong, Peter.

01:09:00I told you to go to the swimming hole.

01:09:05Now go. All of you.

01:09:07It's not right, Peter.

01:09:09We voted to let them go.

01:09:11Paul wouldn't want us to hurt anybody.

01:09:13We'll get somebody else, like we always done.

01:09:15If they left, they'd send somebody to break us up.

01:09:18I'm only doing it for you, don't you see?

01:09:21No, you're not, Peter.

01:09:23You're doing it for yourself.

01:09:25No.

01:09:26How else are you going to get out of here?

01:09:28How are you going to keep from being stuck with those kids all the rest of your life?

01:09:31See all those places you've been dreaming about?

01:09:33California, New Orleans, Mardi Gras?

01:09:36It can't be true.

01:09:37Yes, it is true, Peter. Whether you like it or not, it is true.

01:09:40You're trying to confuse me.

01:09:42I'm trying to help you.

01:09:47I love those kids.

01:09:49Do you?

01:09:51Then put that gun down.

01:09:53Put it down, Peter. Please.

01:10:06I love you.

01:10:30When people stopped, I thought they'd help.

01:10:34It ain't fair.

01:10:38People should help other people.

01:10:50If Peter done wrong, he didn't mean it, Mr. Wheeler.

01:10:55I know that, John.

01:10:58Peter, there are people, special people, who can help you.

01:11:06They understand.

01:11:08You will, too, after a while.

01:11:13Will we ever be a family again?

01:11:17That's up to Peter.

01:11:28I think maybe we ought to take a walk in the Pensborough, Mr. Wheeler.

01:11:59Don't let nobody hurt him, Mr. Wheeler.

01:12:05Don't worry, Gilbert. I won't.

01:12:10We love you, Peter.

01:12:29But if you're lonely, it stays with you, even in your deep serenity.

01:12:38I'm tired of dying lonely. I'm gonna get what I need.

01:12:46And maybe some kind stranger will keep me company.

01:12:56Because Mama said the day would come when the family would live as one.

01:13:05And all the kind strangers will keep us company.

01:13:17There are circles to every story and two sides to every side.

01:13:26Though I promised to stay with you, now I have to leave.

01:13:34I hope that some kind stranger will keep you company.

All The Kind Strangers | Full Movie | Burt Kennedy | Stacy Keach, Samantha Eggar, Robby Benson

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