Dangerous To Herself... And To Men! She was made for love... and tragedy.
George and Lennie, seek employment on a California ranch. Their friendship faces tragic challenges as they encounter the harsh realities of a society marked by poverty and prejudice. Their dreams and aspirations of a better life are challenged.

Original title: Of Mice and Men (1939)

Black & White version:    • Steinbeck | Of Mice and Men (1939) Lo...  

Director: Lewis Milestone
Writers: John Steinbeck (novel), Eugene Solow
Stars: Lon Chaney Jr., Burgess Meredith, Betty Field
Genres: Adventure, Drama, Literature, Western

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00:00 Full Movie
03:11 George and Lennie discuss their plans while traveling to Ranch Number Three.
11:04 George and Lennie discuss their dreams of owning a house and living off the land, while also making plans for Lennie to hide if he gets into trouble.
20:14 A group of men discuss their boss and the new workers on the ranch.
24:55 A conversation between two men about a woman named Mae and a dog.
33:57 George talks to Lennie about staying away from Curley and hiding by the river if he gets into trouble.
39:53 The characters discuss Lennie, a strong but simple-minded man, and his dog, which is old and smells bad.
52:29 Lennie and George discuss their dream of owning a small farm and living off the land.
1:00:19 George, Lennie, and Candy make plans to buy their own place and live independently.
1:07:44: 📚 Two men discuss their plans to get a place of their own and raise rabbits, while also addressing issues of race and loneliness.
1:13:54: 📝 George and Lennie discuss their plans to buy land and raise rabbits, while facing opposition from others.
1:20:00 A man recalls his past experiences and dreams of a better life while talking to his friend.
1:26:53 A woman named Curley's wife expresses her desire to leave her current situation and pursue a career in Hollywood, but ultimately meets a tragic end.
1:36:44 A man discovers that his friend has been murdered and plans to take revenge.


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