REELBLACK'S archive must be enormous.

@lh12cat

4 жыл бұрын

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@heathertea2704

4 жыл бұрын

@@lh12cat THANKS. 😊 I'll check it out.

@lh12cat

4 жыл бұрын

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@keonjenkins1852

4 жыл бұрын

This was suppose to be part of the NBC Mystery Movie rotation produced by Universal.

@waynewright2886

4 жыл бұрын

1st Saw this when it Aired in February 1972 on a Wednesday Night.

I remember Cutter. Saw this as a youngster. Would've been a nice addition, along with Columbo, McMillan and wife. Unfortunately, networks apparently weren't ready to show an intelligent, confident man of color at that time

@brunolader8586

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly.i was wondering the same thing.Had the makings of a great crime show.Now that we see the inner workings of media.i don't think it's "the people" weren't ready to see this.It was networks didn't want us to see it.Hell people were ready for Archie Bunker,George Jefferson and Fred Sanford (which are all classics and im a fan by the way of all three) but the networks said "the hell what people think we shooting on Wednesday".

@brunolader8586

2 жыл бұрын

"weren't ready" well u know what I mean.damn spell check....

@mfrost363

2 жыл бұрын

Never heard of Cutter, but Im watching it now, been watching a lot of ole Shool black Cinema movies lately, these new movies suck.

@plutoplatters

2 жыл бұрын

Doesn't everything in the Universe have a "color" ?

@user-vb9hv3og7u

9 ай бұрын

That's the way the cracker crumbles

I love old movies. Much better then most of this new crap.

@itstheru274

4 жыл бұрын

"OMG!"😮😵" i 💘 love these old 🎥 movie's and all the wonderful Black Afrikan Brother's and Sister's!"😍😙" keep them coming!!❗

@waynewright2886

4 жыл бұрын

Man...what the Hell are you Talking about?

The star of this show was the lead villain in the movie, "Come Back Charleston Blue." Underrated.

@seanparker3895

4 жыл бұрын

Andre Ledoux very good movie

@Brother_Dre1900

4 жыл бұрын

@@seanparker3895 oh yeah!

@crystalhowardsgirls4874

4 жыл бұрын

Now you are talking I forgotten about Comeback Charleston Blue Thank you for the reminder 😊

@fred5399

4 жыл бұрын

peter DeAnda did a lot of stage work in the 70's

@PedalToTheMetal61888

4 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU FOR THAT INFO that's what I was looking for COME BACK CHARLESTON BLUE This Brother was smooth But don't understand WHy Lynn Moody GOT To play His Girlfriend she's A ...ZERO ...No Tits No ass just A ZERO

Enjoyable movie!! Cutter should have been a success!!

Another good one I have just discovered. Peter De Anda passed away in 2016.

@letloveruleradah

4 жыл бұрын

God bless His soul~

@itstheru274

4 жыл бұрын

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@crystalhowardsgirls4874

4 жыл бұрын

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Great sad footnote

@CHERYLRGAY

Жыл бұрын

HELLO RIOGI😃😃😃.. I DIDN'T KNOW HE PASSED😭😭😭😭.. THANK YOU...

The very first minute of the soundtrack when the movie starts is so dope, something one would normally hear on an old Columbo episode. Love it!

One of my brother's just sent this to me. This is my Uncle Pedro's(Peter) movie. I'm about to watch this right now. I'm glad to know that he was able yo do this film.

I remember as a kid being fascinated because most shows like this were based in NYC or Los Angeles. So it hipped me to Chicago sophistication. Very cool!

@reelblack what can I say 🤗 you did it again 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👍🏿👍🏿 popcorn night

Groovie Intro-Exit theme Music. Great one-liners.." Nobody moves, Everybody breaths."

Thanks for a chance to see Peter De Anda in something else for a change. I loved the follow-up Coffin Ed & Grave Digger Jones entry "Come Back Charleston Blue" where he plays the titular character, but for some reason that film is virtually forgotten in favor of its predecessor "Cotton Comes To Harlem.". I thought Peter De Anda performance in that was a stand-out in that film, but looking for anything else with him in it usually points to his work on the stage as opposed to the screen.

@kincamell2

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Ps found a bootleg DVD copy of Come Back Charleston Blue from a mom and pop spot. Pps Chester Himes novels are no joke.

T hanks "RB"for the gr8 old movie....I lov lov lov movies shot in NYC and Chicago and you seem to have a lot of them.....Good storyline also......

This was pretty f’n dope. My “selfish” reasons for watching it was because I’m a CHICAGOAN!!!! I was like “Ooh, that’s Lower Wacker Drive, that’s Lake Street, there goes Wabash Ave.aka Jewelers Row”...loved it

Thanks for posting,third shift work really did keep me from a lot of good television and movies for our community. Now I can catch up,thanks to you.....thank you

The Chicago of my childhood.

Awesome 1972 Cutter, black detective pilot classic!!

Thanks for sharing this rear movie

@thejonesexperience

4 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry is this movie about buttocks?

@jmason2838

3 жыл бұрын

**rare**....😏🙂

This is a great show

"Didn't know he'Mr.Peter De Anda even existed,till this evening: Quite an incredible unknown actor. . .6--22--2022'

Can you dig it. Been looking for this for years!

We😎😍Loved this & all of these older movies from our day,they're the best & bring back memories of the clothes,old sayings,the way we spoke & dressed. We loved the story & the acting as well💯 We give 🌟🌟🌟🌟's & recommend this bc it's a good watch & much gratitude for sharing these movies,it truly makes our nights better😍😎❤💯

Was One of the Rare T.V. Shows Shot in Chicago when Richard J. Dailey was Mayor of Chicago from 1955 to 1976, because he had Imposed an Embargo on T.V. & Film Shoots because of Cops Being Bribed by Production Companies Under his Watch. After he Passed, When the Late Jane Byrne was Mayor she Opened Chicago Up to T.V.& Film Production Companies.

This is like The Man Called Hawk. With Avery Brooks before Spencer For Hire.

@schwarzebaron77

2 жыл бұрын

How? Hawk was not a detective.

Wow , he makes SHAFT look tamed.

This movie is on the mark,...........first time I seen and knew peter de anda.

I like cutter's self assurance without violence which is the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King. It's alive & well in L.A.!

@JGarciaAKP

4 жыл бұрын

Literally whipped dude's ass in the beginning of the pilot 🤔

@crystalhowardsgirls4874

4 жыл бұрын

Even King had a change of mind before his death even a scared rabbit or a praying man will defend himself that non volience crap is bull shit for any self respecting black person. This is Not Heaven Stand Up and Fight back Especially with when dealing with any and White, Hispanic,Asian, India ALL BLACK PEOPLE Come First FACTS 💯

Another great upload.

📣Rolling !....! Speed !....Action !🎭 I think that's how it went Last Century 😎 !

Thanks for shareing☺I like the plot of this movie,some of our brothers were smart and handsome.and our sisters were smart and beautiful as well.

@mariatobe2205

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Juana you are a cery smart young lady not like some people talking about whos a soap Actor. all Actors play different parts that is why they are Actors. Some people down their pwn people but it is okay for the caucasion Actor to play different rolls in their small eyesite. Like one of the commentaters said on the the page you can read it but I typed back and said He would never be remembered. Because they did not leave a mark on this Earthl Thank You. MARIA IS MY NAME.

Damn. This is dope.

This was good. Thank you. Reminded me a little of the series Hawk starring Avery Brooks (Spencer for Hire). Cutter was smooth.

@mariatobe2205

4 жыл бұрын

Sirgeeci whT are you talking about this dialogue is embarrasing, that is the way they did things in the 60s @70s añd even before then. Maybe you are feeling funny about Peters Good Looks back before your time of Actors that you like Today. But you had them black actors i mean. Just be happy that He @a other actors paved the way for the young Actors of Todayl to make movies and get money that the actors back then deserved. And movies today are not as GOOD.

@januarysimes6079

4 жыл бұрын

Very smooth 👌👍 indeed.

@eternal1blue

Жыл бұрын

Very interesting movie it reminded me of Shaft

Classic film

REELBLACKS'S archive is deeper than the ABYSS!

This was a great series I wish it was on now, i loved watching Him Walk in this Show. So convedent. He could been a Great Actor if they would of let himl Maria is my name..

Soul train host Don Cornelius playing a police officer. Wow!

@THELUVOFG

4 жыл бұрын

See 56:48

@lifeworksndhenterprisesllc6597

4 жыл бұрын

THELUVOFG he was a police officer for a fewer years before he became a deejay.

@brunolader8586

2 жыл бұрын

ahhhhhh u see.i kept looking in the credits for his name.but that voice and profile u cannot miss.i was like that gotta be him

Peter Deanda the Handsome Actor that played Charleston Blue in come back Charleston blue, also played the lead in The soap on t.v. One life to live with Ellen Holly the beautiful àctress. He was born and bred in the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania out òf a family of 9 siblings 7 boys and 2 girls. Hes also the 1st cousin of the Great Drummer Art Blakey also born and bred out the Great city of Pittsbugh, Pennsylvania his mom and arts mom were sisters until they returned to their Creator GOD. R.I.P. Maria is my name.

@williamforrestroberson3579

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so kindly Dear Maria for sharing your warm story. Stay strong & loving💯

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4 жыл бұрын

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@mariatobe2205

4 жыл бұрын

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@mariatobe2205

4 жыл бұрын

Quality

@cmorestuff898

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Maria Tobe, for your informative comment. Peter De Anda's film career never took off because of his looks. He was not dark enough for leading roles in so-called "Blaxploitation" films. And his questionable "blackness" made him a no-no for mainstream cinema. "Black" visibility was the demand after the late '60s, and the light-complexioned actor became taboo for African American roles. This was the dilemma for actors such as Ellen Holly, Isabelle Cooley, Fredi Washington, Frank Silvera, Henry Scott, Ike Jones, and Marki Bey. We appreciate your support at ReelBlack. Stay safe. Be well. Peace and Blessings!!!

Darrin Cobb how could it be Alive @ Well in L. A. WHEN it was sick in the beginningl but thank you 4 the nice comment on cutter Peter Deanda series. Maria.

@reelblack. I wasn’t sure if you knew about another black private detective series named “Tenafly”. It started James McEachin. That was also produced by Universal Studios for the NBC Wednesday Mystery Movie.

@ltyler01

Жыл бұрын

Tenafly came a year later and imo wasn’t nearly as good

Terrific resume for this pilot. Dean Hargrove did: the Perry Mason movies, Diagnosis Murder, Jake and the Fatman, Matlock, Columbo and McCloud. Richard Irving executive produced "The Name of the Game". "No harm, no foul" it's funny, I don't remember that phrase being part of the 70's lexicon. Boomer from Battlestar Galactica.

@obsocky779

3 жыл бұрын

William Conrad was deemed "believeable" as a private detective in the Big City, but Peter De Anda was not. Only in America!

Come Back Charleston Blue, Joe Painter!

Thank so very very much; you have the great picks. Every brought and sister should know these healthful movies so highly suppressed.

Cutter dates outside his race like I do 👍🏾

My mind's eye so intriguing.

Gabrielle Dell played with the Bowery Boys, in quite a few movies back in 1949 one movie Blonde Dynamite with Slip @the Gang. He BECAME, better looking as he aged. He used his name Gabe, shortened for Gabrielle.

@robheiler4841

Жыл бұрын

Gabriel is how his name was spelled.

Love It ,this was the Ansewer to What Followed Gordan Parks 1970 SHAFT.............

@bobbye.wright4424

4 жыл бұрын

Shaft came out in 1971 and theres no comparison shaft was head and shoulders above

NEVER KNEW ABOUT THIS

At 18.00 minutes of this video- the *amazing* And fantastic *stepin and fetchit* as a *shoe cleaner* Merry Christmas everyone And a Happy 2024

Did you recognize Stepin Fetchit (aka Lincoln Perry) as the shoeshine man at 18:25 to 18:55?

The old karate chop with both hands only works in the movies

Right on

Good actor.

Beautiful Black women..I'm old and still white..and no longer live in the U.S..but l'll never forget the privilege to have spent some time with beautiful black women...all women, when they are, are beautiful..

Mustang sally yes that was Cameron Mitchell Good Actor.

Great find man do you think you can post that man bolt staring Fred Williams

@reelblack

4 жыл бұрын

It’s owned by Comcast/Universal and readily available on DVD and VOD.

"no I don't pay you, YOU pay me." if that ain't much of a man can blow much cool. he would've slap him and marry her all if her life. I love the theme music

Was that Cameron Mitchell playing the coach? He played good westerns.

Sirgeechi i am responding to your remark about dialogue, being embarrasing. If you r talking about Stepin Fletcher the shoe shine man He was a smart business Man in his time of Acting in Moviesl He owned 2 hotels several Big houses and 4 or five nice cars and a lot of holdings he was a comfortable living man he was no Fool.at that time some Black Actors had to Act a certain way Remember that. To oens doors for the young Actors @ actresses of today they paved the way. They were the PIONEERS.

Yeah Eye like this movie

Not bad!

Hey was that black cop The Legendary Don Cornelius 🤔🤔🤔

Where's the Universal jingle?

That dude was one slick spade!

Much Gratitude Ps What kind of radio did fam have in the living room ?

Wow! Never knew about this “ unsold pilot.” But the timeline this was produced was the same era of the height of the “blaxploitation “ cinema explosion on the big screen with Shaft, Slaughter, (Richard Roundtree and Jim Brown, respectively)as well as Robert Hooks in “Troubleman” and a slew of other powerful black men in lead roles. Clearly, the white executives at the big 3 networks at the time made a point to “ignore” any strong alpha black males on television- especially when Mannix, Cannon, The Rockford Files and other such private eye dramas were heavily invested in. Though I will give credit to CBS for “trying out” SHAFT on the small screen for a season and a half. But ultimately, you can’t water down an R rated movie character for prime time television- as they learned!!😀🙏🏿

@brunolader8586

2 жыл бұрын

I agree.they always use the straw man argument "people at the time weren't ready". nah mofo say it how it really was.the white executives didn't want America to see a strong intelligent alpha male in a a crime drama as lead.Sure u could be the sidekick or part of an ensemble but the white male should always be lead.The positives of this is that we have footage of a great show that could have been,and those shortsighted bigoted executives are no longer amongst us anymore.The negative is we missed out on a great show,and sadly some of that short sightness is still going on.Just not on such a blatant pattern today as it did back then

@alexrichrevue5731

2 жыл бұрын

@@brunolader8586 🤣 I clearly and initially made that point in my comment with context, Bro, and you just repeated it! So yeah - needs no more elaboration. The issue now with most of these streaming shows and a few of these B movies - the stories featuring lead talents of color and black folk are contrived, forced, over the top and are just plain trying too hard to be authentic and promote this “street cred image. (the failed remake of SUPERFLY is a perfect example and POWER was overdone). I grew up in the mean ass South Bronx and went to NYC public schools - witnessed real O.G. Cats in Bronx, Harlem, Brooklyn - these writers and producers/directors would be wise to consult knowledge.🤔🙏🏿🌅✊🏾

@brunolader8586

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexrichrevue5731 brother I hated that new Superfly movie.my god.and I speak to this cat who was a teen at the time when the original came out and he said the reboot was great.i was like my god?!?!?

I wouldn't be surprised if part of this was from troubled man something robert hooks would take same year 1972

@jackbootedthugs924

3 жыл бұрын

Actually it was 'Trouble Man.' (Title song sung by Marvin Gaye.)

Darrin Cobb Peter Deanda @ Cliftin Davis do not look nothing Alike so how could you make such a mistake. About Cliftin Davis playing Charleston blue. Clear your eyes and you will see the differance. And go and do your home work like I said just look it up on your computer or tablet and give credit where ceedit is do. Marìa.

Less commercials! How does one get rid of them@!@!#$#^?

This guy reminds me of the guy that played a Trouble Man

@silkystick1509

3 жыл бұрын

Robert hooks

Fred Sims thank u for letting us know I didnt know that He did a lot of stage work, I know he played in One Life To Live with Ellen Holly the beautiful actress in the 70s and Also Come Back Charleston Blue. He a Pittsburgh Pennsylvana born and bred Guy out of a family of his 7 brothers and 2 sisters. He making the 7th. His 102 year old Aunt Beenice is stll living in jersey, she is the sister of his mother who returned to her çreator GOD. When she was 17 yrs old right after Art Blakey Peters 1st cousin was born from. His mother Arts Mother I mean. Art is the Great Jazz Drummer of the Jazz Messengers. They were all out of Pittsburgh Pa.

@mariatobe2205

4 жыл бұрын

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4 жыл бұрын

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Ziar. Yes I. But I see Stallone made this out of the movie bass off this idea. Doing that time the last thing they want it's change the image of our men. But this is not bad I got to find it and put it in my library.!!!!📜🎹🌇🌆🌿

Darrìn Cobb i am waiting for your apologie on clifton Davis pkaying Charleston Blue cliftin did not play ChRkeston Blue look it up. OETER DeAnda played charlesto Blue Peter @Clifton do not look nothing alike they have their own looks. Peter played that part, start looking more careful at peoples looks. Check it out and do your Homework. You will see the truth then type back dont be proud. and give credit where credit is due. Maria .

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4 жыл бұрын

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@williamlightfoot1058

3 жыл бұрын

Peter played Charleston blue and the number for today is 555, I think william575@ g.mail.com

@happysoo6336

3 жыл бұрын

@@williamlightfoot1058 I don't think it would feelfq

Excellent - this would have made a great series - too bad the networks back then were stupid boneheads - thanks for posting

THE CORAL CASTLES - DRACONIAN DOMES.

Muy buena calidad de película, y los actores eficientes. También el protagonista es un buen actor, pero no 'llena' la pantalla, si estuviera un D. Washington o S. Jackson hubiera sido otra historia.

@ 56:43: Is that Don Cornelius?

Do the Detroit Lions need a Cutter TYPE to expose saboteurs within their organization???🤔🤬🏈

Can you find the Tenafly tv series!

When you could play football without convict 19 and I mentioned convict

18:21 Ain't that Step n Fechit?

Robert Hooks or Hari Rhodes would have been a better choice for this role ... I love reelback !!!

@brunolader8586

2 жыл бұрын

yeah but those two had their thing already.we can't keep trotting out the same black stallions like we do denzel,sam,will,jamie,& idris.give other black actors their run too

The colymmenter who said Peter Deanda was light complexion, I appreciated your comments on Him but I beg to differ with you about his coloring,I knew him personally PETER Was reddish brown not light as you saw him. The lighting and the make-up they put on peopkde in tbe Movies makes them look lighter than they are like The lovely Lena Horne Actress @ singer she was not light either like they had her in the movies it was the lighting @ the make-up. JUST like I said they Black Balled Him because he stood up for His Rights whether it was Good or Bad. Not because of his looks. some actors I heard that was the Star of the Movie did not want hhim to be in the Movie because of his Looks and they didnt want to be shown up the white actors I mean. So he did not get that part. Now you figure it out. Maria is my name.

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4 жыл бұрын

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@tjtj6540

4 жыл бұрын

Reddish brown haha we might be cousins 🤔😇

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4 жыл бұрын

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4 жыл бұрын

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Darrin Cobb you did not do your HomeWorkl Peter Deanda played the lead role of come back charleston blue. He played charleston the guy with the fur collared coat and big hat check the movie again and you will see the same Actor that played cutter played Charlesto Blue not the Actor who said that you said you are WRONG, WRONG. WRONG.Maria.

Gabrielle

Ok Shaft 1.0 but Good for a Black P.I. in the Early '70 .. 16"Year Before Sonny Spoon !!!!

Darrin

Peter DeAnda.... Pittsburgh native!!

Walk Tall movie

Are those sirens or cell phone towers

..IS THAT DON CORNELUS AT 57:13 ?

Sam West you must have seen Peter Deanda in the soap One Life To Live, wirh the beautiful actress Ellen Hollly he played A Doctor Role in that soap. but He has the Good Looks, like the 1940s And 1950s caucasion white Actors, like Tyrone Power, Robert Taylor, Clark Gable, Robert Wagner Alan Ladd. And so on and so on they played differant roles and they were considerd Handsome men at their time. You are not looking at the right picture. Because he is a good looking Black man doesent mean He is too stiff he is not he is a good Actor that fell through the cracks because he spoke up for his Rights And they Blacked Balled him from his Acting thatvis why a lot of people did not know him he paved the way for the Actors today like Samual Jackson who played Shaft he tough Guy as you likedl but Peter became a Playwriter for Good Plays before he returned to his Creator GOD. Loved him wanted to see more of Him very handsome Man that should of been known more .

35:05 lls...

Poor lighting.

This was a good movie one that I've never seen but I was confused about the guy Cutter like was he gay 🤔there was only a couple of female's in the movie and why was the white guy walking holding cutters arm like a couple would do hey I'm just sayin all the staring in each other's eyes and not once did he kiss a woman and when the last lady he left with said I thought you didn't like black woman anymore to me what she was really sayin is I thought you didn't like women anymore but all in all the movie was good maybe the first gay black action movie in the 70s 😊

Sharon Dukes Peter Deanda was not trying to be A Shaft wanna be nor Gordon Parks Or Robert Roundtree Peter was aGood Actor on His own.. He was acting Right Along with those you were trying to compare Him with. even the most Famous movie stars from the beginning, of movie acting get al kinds of parts to play, in some parts they will win Oscars and in some parts they will not. Even though some Movies that do not win a Oscar are very very Gòod. so u did not like Him Peter i am talking about. Does not take away from Him that He is still a Good Actor. You just preferred Gordon, @Roundtree. Thats All. I also liked Gordon @Roundtree but I am not going to make a Comparisan. Because All actprs play all kinds of parts. So stop looking for a Nat and swallowing a Camal, whch means your thinking Small and Missing the Big Picture. Maria is my name.

Lighting is horrible. 🧐

The visual and audio is out of sync!

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