We love and miss you, dear Mr. Sammy Davis, Jr. You remain with us always through your amazing contribution to the world of entertainment and humanity itself.

30 plus years of watching and listening to police /detective procedural dramas, and seeing Sammy in the lead role. No way I am not going to watch any more of these after this. Thank You!

Sammy Davis Jr. A man of multitude of talents. Dancing, singing, acting and player of the drums. My surname is Davis also. Along with Miles Davis. Talented black men that makes me proud and honoured to share their name..

@MichealajBurnett

Ай бұрын

Not with this film 🇮🇪☘️

Rest in Peace Great King Sammy Davis Jr. !!!!

@4687878

4 жыл бұрын

@BADAZZTHANG If you don't respect him,.then why are you here ? He was tiny,..and getting beat up all the time by whites and probably some Blacks too !!! What was he going to do,..he had to survive ??!! Watch the Arsenio Hall interviews with Sammy and pay attention, kid and learn something !!!

@allenfreeland6494

4 жыл бұрын

I have not seen this movie pigeon in years glad to see this on youtube.

WOW !!! I was in shock to find this on KZread. I've been searching to find this for YEARS !!! Always remembered it when I was a kid watching it with my Dad. Haven't seen it since then til now. Thanks so much for posting this. Sammy Davis Jr. has always been a top 10 fav entertainer of mine. I gotta ask...since you got this rare find, let us fans know if you can get the 70's BAREFOOT IN THE PARK television series with Scoey Mitchell and the fine Tracy Reed. That would be great ! Thanks again and all the best.

The multi talent, Sammy Davis Jnr 🫡

Sammy Davis and Pat Boone, is this a musical!! Yea baby.. who can make the sun rise!!

Man...Aaron Spelling owned 70s & 80s TV!

Sammy told my brother he could kick everything but those damn cigarettes. I jast hated seeing him light up a cancer stick in just about every scene. Thanks for posting. Peace and Blessings!!!

@FrederickAmadi

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah I noticed that too. He was smoking heavy in this film. I can imagine off the camera

@allenfreeland6494

4 жыл бұрын

Too bad Sammy didn't choose a better way than to smoke a lot.I missed that man and what a talented singer he was.

@dangeloamari2444

3 жыл бұрын

You prolly dont give a shit but if you're stoned like me during the covid times then you can stream all the latest movies and series on Instaflixxer. Have been binge watching with my brother recently =)

@finneganmario7705

3 жыл бұрын

@Dangelo Amari Yea, been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :)

I Like and Love Sammy Davis Jr and this movie a great assortment of actors

I have never seen this movie before, it was before my time, but I really enjoyed watching it. I like the one liner jokes in the movie, very funny🤣😂😆😅. Good movie.👍

You put Sammy's name in the subject line and I'm there. I am biased being a member of the Mastin family but, Sammy is the G.O.A.T. I'm pretty sure Frank had him in the Rat Pack because he'd rather be with him than against him in the industry. At his 60th anniversary special Michael Jackson sang a song "Because of You" directly to Sammy because he did open the doors for a lot black artists following him. Yes there were other prominent black artist at the time but, Sammy was one of the first to be able to walk in the front door of where he performed. I am fortunate enough to hold a Golden Key to his gravesite at Forest Lawn and try to visit whenever I'm in L.A. I never even knew of this movie so thank you very much for posting.

Ah! DOROTHY MALONE. I remember the scene in "Peyton Place" (TV) when Dorothy Malone tells Mia Farrow who Allison's real father is. Mia was a big sensation then so the director placed her in the foreground and stuck Oscar-winner Malone in the background. Malone had been in the business for 25 years by then. From the background, she took command of the scene and gave a riveting, old-Hollywood style, star-turn performance that always brings tears to my eyes. You never even notice Mia simpering in the foreground. Dorothy Malone! When the material was there, she always delivered the goods!

Good acting Sammy💗...Thank you for posting.

Ricardo Montalban. "YOUR TIMING'S LOUSY! AND SO IS YOUR OFFER!" Wipes mouth WITH napkin in PURE DISGUST. LOVE it.😆

@syneathiabell1350

5 жыл бұрын

That was funny!

I remember watching this on tv with my mom once. She kept lamenting about how he couldn’t fight.

Dorothy Malone had the best eyes.

A rare and a very good 1969 detective movie!!

Sammy was in another Spelling production, when he guest starred on "Charlie's Angels" as both himself, and a funny lookalike. Thanks for posting.

@elizabethpease947

3 жыл бұрын

AstralPixie : Herbert Brubaker ,III.

@esseen100

3 жыл бұрын

Spelling was always tryna push the needle.

I remember seeing the 2nd half of this on the late movie as a kid. I was like, "Detective Sammy??" Lol

It's amazing how uninspired a music score can get. But other than that, Thank you very much for uploading this. I have been searching for this and the other ABC movies of the week. E.G "Two for the Money."

Thanks for the upload my Grandma 🖤 your channel.

Thank you for this film, I've never seen it before and i really enjoyed it and Sammy in it👍

I can honestly say that I love this man so much more after watching this- Sammy is amazing and gorgeous here!!!! ❤️❤️

Thank You For This New Movie Keep Up The Good Work!

The tagline: "Gets beat-up more than Jim Rockford."

@santinowilliams693

4 жыл бұрын

Makes it more realistic, even the best doesn't win everytime👍

@demetriusdion286

4 жыл бұрын

@@santinowilliams693 , it seemed like Cannon won every time.

@daisywomack7587

4 жыл бұрын

Good lord--the folks mentioned would have been cucussed enough to miss a season of the NFL......realistically they would all be rummy in real life--punch drunk as we used to say

@elizabethpease947

3 жыл бұрын

Demetrius Dion : No one could ever knock Cannon over.

I Enjoyed The Movie First Time I Ever Seen This

OMG😂😂😂when Sammy Davis is on the phone and his dad said he wanted a girl...belly laugh.

@donowens7872

Жыл бұрын

I laughed too! That was unexpected and hilarious!!!

thanks for putting this movie on you tube. one of my favorites, check sammy davis jr on the mod squad

Thank you so me and my father love this movie good time with my dad

Thanks for sharing this amazing movie it's my first time seeing it

Classic!! No happy endings 🤣🤣 only in paperback books.

If ever moving forward there was a casting for a new Sammy Davis biopic. Actor Elijah Kelly's name should be first one called. He'd be perfect!

@kidmack3556

Жыл бұрын

Yes he would!

Great channel!! Thanks for all the great movies!!

I wish I can get this program on DVD.

He was not the best fighter and small guy but Davis was very intelligent to over come his enemies.

Sammy & Ricardo in the same show!

Sammy D was the man! Cool as F!

WOW !THE Blond woman's hairstyle at the back of her head seems a mice nest. What a hairstyle!

i love sammy davis jr he is my favorite

That Backhand 🤚 slap!!!

rhis a pretty good movie god bless the great Sammy davis

@allenfreeland6494

4 жыл бұрын

I saw this movie on TV many years ago and loved it with Sammy Davis jr.

@malachimaxxel

4 жыл бұрын

allen freeland he did a great job acting

11:39 Detective didn’t spot the three in the car 😂 lol

turtle neck in a drop top.

This is another of the the MOVIES made during this ERA in BLACK AMERICAN FILMS where ch was CALLED then he BLACK FILM EXSPOTATION ERA , bit like a lot of those MOVIES made during that ERA when against the GRAIN of that ERA. SAMMY DAVIS was always oneof the most VERSITA ENTERTAINERS He didn't d it ALL STAGE , FILM SONG , DANCE anything to do will ENTERTAIN PEOPLE he did it and did it to to POINT he was WORLD RENOWN for it . This is ONE of a VOLUME of WORK he did ENTERTAINMENT. So many of this MOVIES during this ERA were made for the SMALL SCREEN of TELEVISION without MAJOR RELEASE to the THEATRES . There are still AVAILABLE though to YOU though OTHER SOURCES . If LOVE GOOD MOVIES some of the BEST BLACK FILMS made were done during this ERA of BLACK AMERICA FILMAKNG .YOU should RESEACH it YOU be SURPRISED at what YOU find there .

I enjoyed this. I'm glad he got some hits in though, because the first few fights made him look like he ain't have no hands lol

Love these rarities.👍👍👍👍👍."Anti Shaft!" 😉😉😉😉😉.

Good, but I think i have lung cancer now!

Damn I thought this was clip from the ladies man

Ricardo Montanan also stared in a movie called Right Cross.

Merry Christmas everyone this year and NEXT Year AMEN 🙏 AMAZING LY

"...only in paperbacks (baby)."

Sammyy 💙

Gm edagdwg thanks for sharing God at work mr. David was a class act yes I'm black but not like that still happening sad still black Linda j ☮️ ❤️💯 💯❤️☮️

I was a great movie I watched it before I love me some cemeteries Jr

Classic film class acting

Great movie 🎥

In 24 the smack lol

GOLDEN

Why didn`t Sammy make a copy of the diary.

I like this movie who Sammy Davis Jr who was polish speaker but at same time was honest of racist environment of the 1960s of what African Americans go though, while Mr. Davis go beyond what white America expect of black people limited opportunity in the LAND OF THE FREE AND HOME OF THE BRAVE.

@allenfreeland6494

4 жыл бұрын

I seen this movie many years ago on tv and loved it with Sammy Davis Jr .

John Lennon sang Luck of the Irish.

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I just know of Mr. Davis sing Jazzy music and did some comedy with three white guys kwon as The Rat Pack but I did not know he act in serious movie as detective back in the 1960s. It seem like the only black actor back in the 1960s was Sidney Portlier. To me I think he is one of the best but you could not tell me that there was no other African American actors before the 1970s.

Sammy

The ojays

Lol. He sure was. 🤔🤣

Is this the only episode that exists from this series?

@cmcb09

3 жыл бұрын

It wasn't a series it was a TV movie.

@Boydster318

3 жыл бұрын

@@cmcb09 oh okay. Thanx.

Hard pass after seeing the names Aaron Spelling behind the camera and Pat Boone in front of it. Yikes!

He is cool actor but the only thing I do not like about Sammy Davis Jr. is that he smoke to much in the movie. I guess in those days people smoke to much in the 1960s.

@kidmack3556

Жыл бұрын

More young people smoke cigarettes and cigars nowadays than they did in the 1970's... I don't know when the last time that I saw an anti tobacco announcement on television... Starting in the late 1960s, the anti-smoking ads were plentiful on television, but the tobacco industry ruled in magazines and billboards.

This is cheesier than a Big Mac

Wo

Your stupid icon is blocking the picture.

I’m f

I tried could not get through the car chase

The wandering elbow concordingly terrify because detective naturalistically matter aboard a coherent course. flawless, abashed look

from the people who brought us Mod Squad! Danny Thomas-Aaron Spelling Productions. i think he was on some episodes of Mod Squad as well.I didn't know Dorothy Malone did a movie after her role as Constance McKenzie on Peyton Place ended.

@markharvey85

4 жыл бұрын

Dorothy Malone did a movie called the last voyage back in 1963 with Robert Stack. Great movie.

@lifeworksndhenterprisesllc6597

4 жыл бұрын

Angelique Collins I was trapped watching Peyton place on Monday night but their storyline is too hot to touch, Avery controversial topics roaming in a new England small town.

@sexymama1966

4 жыл бұрын

@@lifeworksndhenterprisesllc6597 I remember seeing the show a few years. Controversial, especially the first few seasons. Some great stars emerged from the show

@kidmack3556

Жыл бұрын

She played the wife of Van Johnson's character "Ashe" in the classic mini series"Rich Man, Poor Man" (1975-76)

@califdad4

7 ай бұрын

There was a shortage of masks movies that they could show on TV and they had a hour and a half to put something in, and Arron Spelling made these hour and a half movie's