Caddyshack - Deleted Scene with Bill Murray & Chevy Chase
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- A lot of TV versions inexplicably contain deleted scenes added into the films. "Modified for time" they say. Many of these rare scenes are still unavailable anywhere else, including the DVDs of the films.
When I was in the submarine service, we were on Westpac and we had two movies onboard (we used to get reels of movies just as they were being released in theaters). On our 30 day transit from Japan back to San Diego, we continuously ran the move on two separate projectors in the crews mess, and I easily saw this one 30 times. I can literally recite the entire movie from start to finish, and it remains one of my favorite comedies of all time.
Ok sure but what does any of that have to do with this scene? Nobody would listen to you so you put it here. Sorry to hear that you have no friends to share this with. Maybe some friends from the submarine service? lol wtf is the submarine service? Something you made up.
@@Me-qp8vz The United States Naval Submarine Service, dummy - and no, I didn't make it up either. Seems like 14 people appreciated my comment, so shove that up your trolling ass.
We had two movies, "Summer Lovers" and "Blame it on Rio" that they burned continuously because there were 6 boobs total in those two films 🤣.
@@Me-qp8vz Wow, you came here to give solid evidence that you are indeed a prick? Well, it worked.
I’ve seen it nearly 30 times myself. My favorite movie of all time.
I love the mower. I used to operate one of them- a Jacobsen F-10. I ran it for many years. What a beast. It cut a 15-foot pass.
@Richard Frye That's cool.
I believe they were made in my hometown of racine wi
Mower looks like a monster
I love how Chevy Chase casually walks in front of it while it’s still moving, and bill Murray is driving.
It would be fun to run one for a few passes on a wide open space. It must have been a rush.
A great film that will live forever in my heart ❤
Same here buddy =) Have a great weekend and great life stranger!
Well, ‘til it stops beating anyway.😉
One of the first VHS movies I bought, that and Alien 👽
Referring to "Danny" as "Lenny" was the funniest part of this scene to me. 😆 LOL
During the making they realized there were no scenes with Chevy and Bill, so they made ones like this and were completely improvised, no script.
The primary value of this scene is that it represents one of the very few times that Chevy Chase and Bill Murray appeared together in any movie.
@Mike Wilhelmson I know. This flys in the face of everything I have ever heard of the carls home scene.
This movie was the first time those two were together since they had gotten into it in the hallway during a Saturday night live episode. They were throwing down , so everybody on sat here was afraid they were going to get into a fight when they started filming this
Bill murray wasn't supposed to be in the movie as Long as he was but he improvised his line's thought out the whole movie The director just let do what he wanted . Greatest movie ever made
That's because the two of them refused to work together again after this film Chevy was not well liked
Chevy Chase is his own biggest fan. Read someplace he was a percussionist for Steely Dan before he joined SNL?
Right now on a golf course somewhere in this world,Somebody is quoting this movie.
Oh my god! I believe you're right. Seriously.
Hey! That kangaroo stole my ball!
Especially if they are having a great game in the middle of a torrential downpour!
Dunno i once eent on a golf course figuring someone would. Nobody did. It was dull.
One of the greatest movies of all time !! 😂😂😂
Agreed.
Also noteworthy of having one of the worst sequels of all time.
now that's funny
Carl Spackler's critique and advice is actually accurate....in golf instruction parlance, he is referring to a concept known as "losing the angle" too early in the downswing. In the modern game, Sergio Garcia is a master at saving the angle (or delaying the release), thereby creating great LAG and power in the downswing.
Sergio Garcia has been an overrated professional since he was a teenager. There has to be at least 20 other better examples in the modern game.
@@Arturo-sm1tb Masters Champion!
It’s just a movie
@@Arturo-sm1tb You can have great fundamentals and still not be the greatest player. Rob is right. There are 20 better players, but not 20 better examples of what he is describing.
I operated the same machine which we used to cut fairways. The blades were set to a correct depth so the clippings did not interfere with the game. The machine was a beast. The goal was to stay ahead of the golfers by starting on the front side holes 1-9 then the backside. Golfers and grass cutting do not mix. I loved operating that monster.
Same here great machine
Great fairways mower. Except when it came to backlapping the blades. I'd make my mechanics do it once a month, they hated the job.
Me too, the reels would get clogged when it was wet, couldn't stipe fairways back, Jacobson made the unit
We had the old Parkmasters when I started.
They were a great design too.
Total beast, but hard to keep heads adjusted.
I STILL see Parkmasters being used on one of my favorite courses.
"I tell ya, this steak has marks from where the jockey was hittin' it."
Murray actually made good contact on both shots..,
His swing was practically perfect.
@@bonnienadinenewman highly doubt that
He's a scratch golfer. Just witness Zombieland.
Bill was, more than likely, by FAR the best golfer on the set (other than maybe the club pro/technical advisor for the film)
O'Keefe was better
They included that scene in some showings. If Harold Ramis (director) had a chance, it would have been great, with all the cast members there, to shoot 5 films and release them on consecutive holiday seasons. The film was magic, it was Ramis' first directorial effort, and a series of films would have been great. Caddyshack II sucked because the cast was changed.
No, the reason the followup sucked is because the material and cast were right for a single movie. That’s all that was there. Cad II was nothing other than a blatant attempt to reap more coin, without having anything new or fun to offer.
@@Gk2003m ....except the incomparable comic genius of Jackie Mason at the height of his towering powers.
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I was ok with Caddy Shack 2. I suppose Im easily entertained. Lol
@@penzoil302 Jackie Mason instead of Rodney Dangerfield was the biggest letdown. They're just too different, so if you liked Al Czervik -
"Give me half a dozen of the Vulcan D-tens......and set my friend up with the whole schmear.
You know, clubs, bags, shoes......gloves, shirt, pants.
Orange balls! I'll have a box of those......and give me a box of those naked-lady tees.
This is the worst-looking hat I ever saw!
You buy a hat like this, I'll bet you get a free bowl of soup. It looks good on you, though"
Out of all the movies I've ever seen Bill Murray play in, I believe that Caddy Shack was my all time favorite! I think he did a great job in that movie.
Kingpin is #1.
He had a nice swing for a groundskeeper assistant.
Meatballs is also a guilty pleasure.
@@richardthompson6366 Hahahaha! You betcha! He's a good actor for sure.
@@richardthompson6366 Rudy the rabbit!
Very good scene - thanks for posting. Great to see these two legends together, even though reportedly they did not like each other.
Two legends? Bill Murray and the caddy? What is his name?
@@randomtees Bill's the caddy.
@@donolinger6904 Danny Noonan, played by O’Keefe is the caddie. Carl Spackler, played by Bill is maybe the assistant groundskeeper. He’s not the head groundskeeper. The head groundskeeper is a grumpy old Scotsman.
@@Whoopdido777 Thanks.
@@donolinger6904 Oops actually I just noticed I forgot to mention that Danny Noonan is played by Michael O’Keefe. I forgot to tell you the actor’s first name.
I like how Chevy says, "Lenny, you'll watch that, won't ya?" You can also hear the wireless microphone worn by the actors crackle just before they run to the mower.
We had a neighborhood movie night outside over this Memorial Day weekend. This movie was voted on to be the one to watch...love this movie.
One of the funniest movies of all times. This is a classic back when the comedians and writers were free of all these unnecessary restrictions of today. This is why this movie has stood the test of time!
Definitely our favorite comedy movie of all time. We have seen it a dozen times and we still laugh uncontrollably. ⛳⛳⛳⛳
You need to broaden your mind
Good call to cut it. If we'd seen his swing first the whole Augusta champion bit wouldn't have been as strong. I think the "weight displacement" scene wouldn't have worked as well either.
Very cool to see this. Thanks for sharing.
they showed this on the TV version. they always did that for popular movies. another benefit from growing up in the awesome 80s
42 years ago today. Best movie of all time. Best theme song ever too
My vote is that they should have left it in! I laughed through the whole scene!
Murray " you might as well be playing from the ladies tee"... nice dig at Chevy
I agree! only deleted scene ive watched worth keeping 🤠
I think it’s funny but don’t really know where it would’ve fit in the movie as a whole. Probably would’ve had to cut the “I’m not talking” scene
"Look at this hat. Well it's the worst hat I've ever seen. You buy a hat like this you get a free bowl of soup".
But it looks good on you !
ikr! xD. "nice lookin kid...now we know why tigers eat their young". xD
@@moimeme6533 Can you make a bullshot? Can you make a shoe smell?
"You must have been something before electricity"! RODNEY!
Your NO gentleman!! Well, I'm NO doorknob, either?!?!?
Hey baby, you wanna make 14 dollars the hard way???
I remember this scene! Over the years I always wondered if I just imagined it or something because I never saw it again and couldn't find it again! Thank you for taking the dream out of my head lol
Was it in the theater version or a VHS/DVD release?
@@MrYatesj1 Think this was a made for TV version that I saw it on...
My favorite movie of all time! Seen it over 30 times! Met Rodney Dangerfield right after the finished the movie! He was awesome!
Hey kid, do you want to get into movies? Yeah, movies are shit kid
"Don't just stand there, get some glue". RIP Ted Knight
Spalding get your foot off the boat!
Classic!!! You couldn't make a movie like that today!!!!
this scene is hilarious can’t believe it never made it the the full movie 😂
Funny thing is Chevy fell off the tractor just out of scene. They told Murray to not turn it to sharp... he did, and chase fell off. Wish they showed that
The movie gets better with each viewing. Thank you for posting this scene.
“There’s a brown Audi parked in my spot”... “I want it towed, immediately!”
The best scene that wasn't included in any moive! Thanks for the high quality upload. File this under one of those too bad they had to cut it out of the actual movie it's a great scene it's only about 2 minutes long added to the TV broadcast (The remote guns in the hallway in Aliens would be another). Sometimes it's because they need to cut out the R rated scenes for TV. Waterworld was another one they finally relased the entire TV version on DVD a few years ago. Dune was another that comes to mind.
Bill Murray’s swing is actually really good, even though he’s trying to be funny
I would like to watch him golf. Bet he could shoot 80 or below. His swing looked smooth. Wish I could do that.
I think he and his brothers were caddy's as kids
I agree. A classic Bobby Jones style. Ty should have taken Carl's swing advice.
@@hoofhearted6052 I was going to mention Bobby Jone's. Murray's swing was incredible.
@@davewanamaker3690 Bill Murray has play the Pebble Beach Pro-Am for decades complete with interactive antics with the gallery.
There was an airport right next to this course. they had to time almost all the shots so the engine noise wouldnt be in the audio. The plane noise in this shot was nuts.
Wish they'd kept that scene in. Most of us, (who've never broken 97) have had this experience (where group following hits into you...) at least once. :P
"So I got that going for me...which is nice."
Total Consciousness is often overlooked in value..
@DonkeyLips McGee Big hitter - the Dali..
@@ohger1 "the Lama...loonng"
Big hitter, the Lama...
@@ohger1 especially on your deathbed
I love it when those 3 other golfers start running after them! Too funny
This scene was actually in the movie the 1st time it aired on network TV, as it replaced the “turd” scene that the network didn’t want to air
Bill Murray on the Jacobsen F-10 mower, complete with flames.
That thing's a monster mower!
If you had a lawn large enough to actually make use of it, would be hilarious to own one. Would require its own garage. Drive some neighbors to fits.
yea, I drove one.
I repaired quite a few of those..I worked for Porter Brothers in Shelby NC. Years ago we were on of the largest distributor of Jacobenson products in the Carolinas. Jacobenson made a larger one called the F20.
WOW! What a Fantastic scene. Too bad that it wasn't included. Caddyshack will always be in my top 3 comedy movies.
You'll get nothing and like it!!!
Curly Pubes
Great line!!
I bet the smells kid picks his nose....
ras124
It's "50 bucks the smals kid picks his nose". The next line is "50 bucks says he eats it"
thanks fruity ass!
What about my asthma
One of my pride and joy possessions is my framed movie poster with all starring cast and director's autographs of Ramis, Knight, Murray, Chase, O'Keefe, Morgan, and Dangerfield. I bought it from an auction house back in 2007 and if my house burned to the ground, I would not care about losing anything but I would not want to lose this item. Well, maybe keep my guitars also.
@Buddy Austin Ha, the glass-framed poster is behind me on my office wall and I just checked to see if the gopher had signed it, but he didn't. I was thinking that maybe one of the actors drew a footprint, but nothing. Good call.
"we're waitin on these guys?" I've said this probably a million times in the last four decades😎
"Do you take drugs, Danny?" "Yes." "Good."
"Every day".
I think it was cut mostly for time, and for pacing. If you remember the "Play thru" scene in Karl's House, you know that scene had a different feel and tempo to it. There is an awful lot of both of them in that scene. This scene doesn't have the same pace or character and it feels a bit more contrived.
I just remembered this from the TV Version. (Taped it on the VHS as a kid) thanks for sharing.
One of the best movies ever
I think Bill Murray won the Pebble Beach pro/am one year. I use to watch the Saturday round of the Pebble Beach just because of Murray. He was a stitch. Dancing with the lady in the sand trap, classic Murray!!
Can't think of a movie more quotable in terms of one-liners ... Airplane perhaps a distant 2nd
History of the world part 1also very quotable
@@richardpayne9249 Not bad ... "gave us these 15 ... #$/%
Smokey and the Bandit
Animal House, Life, Harlem Nights, Blazing Saddles to name a few
@@mrtjohnson1963 another good one....Christmas Vacation..
A reporter interviewing the Dalai Lama asked him if he plays golf and whether he'd seen Caddyshack. He said he doesn't play and hasn't seen the film but he'd heard of the reference to him being a "big hitter."
Being a golf course superintendent this scene is great.
Ted Knight and Dangerfield, total classic!
Ted Knight was the egotistical news anchorman on The Mary Tyler Moore Show
@@frankdenardo8684 And he was absolutely hysterical in the role of Ted Baxtor. lol
@@EMJAY9 he played that role very well.
That was Bill Murray and Chevy Chase.
Apparently Ted Knight hated filming this movie as there was so much drug use and hookups going on that the cast was routinely late for scenes and had to be fed their lines. Ted was on time and knew his part. Rodney Dangerfield had never acted before and everyone thought that because he had done so much standup, that he'd be a natural. He was very uncomfortable in the role, but had taken the anxiety of being in front of a cast and crew and delivered a classic role, albeit it being Rodney playing Rodney. Bill Murray and Chevy Chase hated one another and yet to their credit, the scene where Chevy walks into Carl's shack was ad libbed. As soon as it was over, they each went there separate ways.
I defy you to find one actor who will go on record as liking Chevy Chase.
Ted Knight is maybe the best part. Hmm hmmm hmmm?
@@airgunfun4248 You'll get nothing, and like it!
@@Apollyon67 hell ya
@@airgunfun4248 Well... We're waiting!!!
The incredible Cinderella story... this unknown... from out of nowhere... to lead the pack...
He's got a beautiful backswing...
WHACK!
Oh he got out of that one! He's gotta be pleased with that! The crowd is just on its feet here, he's a Cinderella boy!
I knew a guy that, after a few beers, could recite the entire movie voicing each character.
@@tomf429 That would be me
@@tomf429 Including Irish GF in the BR? Sweet.
I remember when "Caddyshack" was first shown on TV. This scene was included even though it wasn't in the movie.
68blownpony To me, the TV version was better in terms of story telling.
I want to see more deleted footages.
They deleted the nudity scenes so they replaced those scenes with this one to keep the runtime consistent.
There was a quick scene of Dr. Beeper getting locked out of his car by the caddies at the beginning, a gag of Danny's aunt imitating the Virgin Mary as he drives off to mow Judge Smails' lawn, etc. The televised version from the 1980's had these scenes & more. Now they're deleted, like this hilarious scene. The problem is that the people in charge don't care.
Yes Thank You !
Even without Rodney in the scene it still cracks me up🤣
"and I got that going for me.......which is nice."
How is this the first time I've seen this!? Absolute classic Carl. Wonder why that scene was even cut hilarious!
The Caddyshack crew had to contend with incessant airplane noise from the neighboring airport while filming on the Florida golf course in 1979. Watch the clip one more time and you'll hear incoming air traffic that forced how the scene was edited !
Too bad they didn't have SoundSoap back then.
They could have simply re dubbed the whole scene. That's how they made the spaghetti westerns everyone spoke their native language for the shoot. None of the originals were used the entire movies were dubbed.
That was probably from Ft Lauderdale Airport. It was filmed in Davie which is a suburb basically.
@@thedon8594 Yep... likely Ft. Lauderdale international, about 5 miles east of the golf course. The main flight path went over that area of Davie.
Wow i had always assumed it was filmed in Cali
The executive producers should've kept this bit in, it's great!
I WORKED at a Caddyshack resort in Florida! LOOOONNNGGG ago (before 1980). Mr, O'Donahughe was the "Rodney Dangerfield" resident owner there. He HATED the owners and INSISTED we conference center a/v guys drink Lochanora with him IN front of the bosses, and DARED them to say anything! He actually said "ILL buy this place if they &*%^^$% with me!" LOL! LOVE and miss you, man!
Best movie that year, I LMAO FOR WEEKS afterwards. Went out and bought an entire SX series Pioneer sound system too and GE 973-20 VHS/HIFI VHS video recorder(with the DBX 19" rack surround/stereo processor), just to rock out more.
"You wanna make 14 dollars the hard way?" - Al Czervik
I say a variation of this to women all the time to this day. They never get it.
@@Reggie2000 hahaha 😂
Whoa - you must have been something before they invented electric lights!
Love it! Bill Murray is actually an excellent golfer. Has been for a very long time.
Because he killed all the golfers and threw away the key
Beyond legendary movie. Beyond legendary characters.
That is a pretty neat old golf course mower, looks to be a Jacobsen MFG F-10!
You got it - F10. I was working on a golf course grounds crew when the movie came out. Great work, good money for a 16 year old. Outside all day on beautiful grounds. The tension between the caddies & grounds crew was funny looking back (we were the "fungus of the fairways"). While we didn't have someone as crazy as Bill Murray's character, there were certainly some interesting guys working there. An entire movie of his antics would have been equally as funny as this classic.
Those F-10s were beasts, steering wheels in the rear, tricky to get the hang of making precise corners on the fairways without cutting into the higher grass too much.
40 years ago for me, brings back fond memories, !
@@80slover39 Neat story, thanks for sharing!
That was in the movie when it first came out. I remember it!
They should have left this scene in the finished film.
Hey, that mower is a Jacobson F 10.I used to mow fairways with that back in the early 80s
Thanks for uploading a decent-looking version of this. It absolutely should've been in the movie and on the DVD! They did put a clip in a Harold Ramis feature on the DVD. But not the whole thing ;
Worthless scene and deleting it made the scene in the rain with Bill and the Preacher much better.......
lol! for some BIZARRE reason---Caddy Shack has popped into my brain over the Summer. Haven't re-watched it in a few years, maybe it's time. thanks for the fun clip!
Caddyshack was the first DVD I ever bought.
I can watch it anytime. That and Spinal Tap!!!
Believe it or not, Harold Ramis stated in an interview that the candy bar scene was removed in certain TV cuts and replaced with this scene.
1f5sda1991
That's what I remember....
Yeah, I kept thinking I had seen this before...
That’s exactly what happened. There are several scenes that can’t be shown on network TV, so they replaced them with this scene and a couple of others that were not in the movie.
DOODY!!!!!
I assume they cut the chocolate bar scene because of the random topless girl in the pool during that scene.
Love the movie, much of it but i can see why this scene didn't make the cut.
Don't know how that's deleted. I surely remember seeing that scene.
I was thinking the same thing.
Old enough to say saw this movie in the theater and this scene wasn't in it. In the description of the video mentioned scene being added back in to later broadcasts - understandable why (fills time & funny)..
It was in the TV version
Both Murray brothers caddied as kids/young adults, so this was not a strange venue for a film for them.
Here is Bill Murray's dialogue. Credit the closed caption, and my fellow commenters.
What an incredible Cinderella story. This unknown, comes out of nowhere, to
lead the pack at Augusta.
He is on his final hole. He is about 455 yards away. He's going to hit about a 2 iron,
I think. Boy, he got all of that! The crowd is standing on its feet here at Augusta. The normally reserved Augusta crowd ... going wild.
For this young Cinderella who's come out of nowhere, he's got about 350 yards up,
he's going to hit a 5 iron expect, don't ya think? He's gotta beautiful backswing.... That's, Oh! He got all of that one! He's got to be pleased with that. The crowd is just on its feet here.
He's a Cinderella boy - tears in his eyes I guess, as he lines up this last shot. He's got
about 195 yards left. He's gonna ... looks like he's got about an eight iron. This crowd is gone deathly silent. Cinderella story - out of nowhere a former greens-keeper now about to become the Masters Champion.
It looks like a miracul ... IT'S IN THE HOLE!!! It's the hole!
Certainly your eminency. Certainly your magnificence.
I’ve often thought of becoming a golf club...
This scene was used in the television version since the candy bar turd pool scene was often deleted when the movie was shown on television. It would have been easy to simply get rid of the sound and redunb the whole scene.
Candy bar turd pool scene. Yeah🥖excellent
Moose!...Rocco!, Help the Judge find his wallet!
I OWE YOU NOTHING !
NOTHING DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME??
One of the best top 10 comedy movies ever.
Thank you 😊. My favorite and I have never seen that.
The pool the pond, the pond would be good for you...
Caddyshack is classic comedy but I can see why this scene was cut.
As all of the cut scenes in movies, time constraints I’m guessing
dumb AF comment
I can see why the scene was deleted, it's cute but doesn't have a lot of pizzazz and would have slowed the movie down a hair.
But also Bill Murray was able to do an outstanding job with his comedy throughout this movie by not being the main person. Every time he appeared you knew something wild was going to happen and it did every single time. As with good music such as blues the vocals live or die by the timing. And for popping in for short scenes that don't have to have a lot of background Bill Murray was a genius at his characters. The moment you see his face you are ready for whatever Direction he was going to take you because you knew you would laugh your butt off.
this scene was fucking retarded
There's another scene where Carl gives Ty backswing advice that is in the final cut, so this is probably an earlier effort at that page of script.
Not sure why you would ever delete this from a great flick CaddyShack, especially a scene with Chevy and Murray!
@ray h. Really..Yea think 🤔
I like this scene! It’s funny, follows Bill Murray’s whacky character in the movie, and aside from his exaggerated slow backswing, it shows that Murray can really play golf. I also loved the image of the guys chasing them while Chevy Chase rides away on the mower with Murray.
"What does the sign say?"
"No chewing gum".
(Slam)
"No fighting".
The way I see it. You owe me for one gum ball machine.
I think I actually saw this scene once when I watched Caddyshack on commercial television ( like late 80’s or something ).
'big hitter, that lama.'
"big hitter the Lama, long
Gunga galunga
I see why it was deleted.
Everyone was waiting for Bill and Chevy to go at it again ...after the first fist fight back stage on SNL..
"Be the Ball"
This scene was replaced by the "play through" scene in Bill Murray's shack..
Cannon ball it!
Can I get a ruling on this?
i remember seeing this scene on the TV release...i believe it replaced the pool scene back in the 80s
The first cut of Caddyshack was 4 hours long. I'd like to know where all those scenes are
I think the original script was double the size, not the movie itself.
It was, Danny was supposed to be more the center of it and his family showed up more, by screen his family was just in the opening credits.
They are on record for saying that the original cut was that long. I too would like to see that cut. Probably didn't survive.
MrOttopants
"all those scenes" went to the cutting room floor and then into the trash. The Original Release was 98 minutes. Happens to all film.
Some are probably locked away in the Warner brothers vault
Bill Murray plays to a 7 handicap. Pretty good player for an amateur.
Way better than me
@Buddy Austin Lol!
"You wanna make $7.00 dollars the hard way".
"The cemetery is three blocks that way".
yeah, probably the right choice cutting that scene out. cool lawnmower though...
I don't know why Chevy Chase and Bill Murray had never did any more movies together. They're both funny to watch.
They hated eachother. Even got in a fistfight at Saturday Nite Live.