There is an old film about a crime confessed to a priest during Confession. It is called "I Confess."

[CTyankee]

It starred Montgomery Clift who was a fine, if doomed, Hollywood actor. I remember it being a sensitive portrayal of the moral quandary one priest endured when a man admitted committing a crime during a confession.

Given one of today's hot topics, I thought this reference might be appropriate. Sorry no link but it can be obtained on google. My computer skills are inadequate today.

[Walleye]

1. Excellent movie, I love Montgomery Clift I think I first saw him in "Red River" with John Wayne.

[Jilly_in_VA]

2. Montgomery Clift was such a good actor

Miscast a lot thanks to the studio system. but still. Sad that he died so young.

[CTyankee]

3. I think his last movie was "Judgment at Nuremberg" with Spencer Tracy and Marlene Dietrich.

What a great movie that was! Judy Garland had a small role and proved herself to be a fine actress. But I think many of those old stars weren't well during the filming.

We just saw it on one of the old movie channels. It has stood the test of time and is as powerful today as it was then. Even more so with the advent of Trump.

I don't think they could do a remake of that film today...

[Jilly_in_VA]

4. They could

but the orange slime would have an apoplectic fit. Maybe they should, and the fit would do him in permanently?

[CTyankee]

5. I think George Clooney would like to try. I'm sure Trump can't stand him...