All About Eve (5/5) Movie CLIP - Eve Belongs to Addison (1950) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Addison (George Sanders) confronts Eve (Anne Baxter) with the truth about herself.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Based on the story The Wisdom of Eve by Mary Orr, All About Eve is an elegantly bitchy backstage story revolving around aspiring actress Eve Harrington (Anne Baxter). Tattered and forlorn, Eve shows up in the dressing room of Broadway mega-star Margo Channing (Bette Davis), weaving a melancholy life story to Margo and her friends. Taking pity on the girl, Margo takes Eve as her personal assistant. Before long, it becomes apparent that nave Eve is a Machiavellian conniver who cold-bloodedly uses Margo, her director Bill Sampson (Gary Merill), Lloyd's wife Karen (Celeste Holm), and waspish critic Addison De Witt (George Sanders) to rise to the top of the theatrical heap. Also appearing in All About Eve is Marilyn Monroe, introduced by Addison De Witt as "a graduate of the Copacabana school of dramatic art." This is but one of the hundreds of unforgettable lines penned by writer/director Joseph L. Mankiewicz, the most famous of which is Margo Channing's lip-sneering admonition, "Fasten your seat belts. It's going to be a bumpy night." All About Eve received 6 Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
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TM & © Fox (1950)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Anne Baxter, George Sanders
Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Producer: Darryl F. Zanuck
Screenwriters: Joseph L. Mankiewicz, Erich Kstner, Mary Orr
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![Bette Davis on The Dick Cavett Show 1971, Nov 17th [complete]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jsKGXFuXbbo/mqdefault.jpg)
Addison just described them both as sociopaths, but in the most delightful and charming way.
Incredibly so. When dialogues in cinema were sophisticated and intelligent. Miss those scripts.
Right!?😊
Thats what made his performance so Brilliant.
"That I should want you at all suddenly strikes me as the height of improbability."
Talk about a back-handed compliment.....
George Sanders sure could make anything sound charming and delightful.
'It was not only a lie but an insult to dead heroes and the women that love them" Dang! Addison reading her and turning the page!!!
The dialogue in this movie is as good as "Double Indemnity"
If you listen carefully, you can hear George Sander's Russian accent when he becomes enraged with Eve. He could play both (British and Russian)
That line shows that Addison has some kind of moral compass. He is more self-aware than Eve. They remind me of Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler.
"That I should want you at all suddenly strikes me as the height of improbability". This line and others are so well delivered by Sanders and the movie so well written by Mankiewicz.
And directed
My favourite line from any movie is
"You're too short for that gesture!" I don't think I've ever quoted it correctly, though.
“She’s a liahhhh a liahhhh” throws herself dramatically in the most 1900’s way!!!!!!
Lol😂
One of the extraordinary things about this scene is that Addison, ever the critic, actually critiques her theatrics as hes breaking her down. She runs over to the door and tells him to get out, and hes like "you're too short for that gesture" and closes the door for her. Brilliant 🤣
Anne Baxter for some reason reminds me of Catherine zeta Jones in spite of her physical beauty and personality.
I know. It was great! Lo! Too bad it wasn't a water bed.
George Sanders has the type of voice that I could listen to all day. He wasn't a badass, but sophisticated, smart, confident charming and seductive. So much fun to watch especially in this scene.
That's why he brought something to Shere Khan that no one else could, in my opinion. That mix of intelligence inside a body of sheer power made the whole villain more menacing.
In real-life he was a bit of a badass. If you read his (very difficult to get hold of) memoirs, he did quite a lot of interesting things - including winding a pistol duel with a guy in Mexico.
@@JavertRA I believe he sadly committed suicide.
Yes, famously leaving a suicide note that said "I am leaving you because I bored." Sounds like a witty way to go, but poor man was still very broken by the death of his third wife and was beginning to lose his motor functions (he smashed up his piano because he couldn't play it anymore due to shaky hands)
@@m.e.d.7997 Rarely do people cheerfully commit suicide.
THE best slap ever in a movie. Baxter's shock and then attempt at regaining her dignity is a classic.
"She never proved anything NOT A THING!!!" Lolol her 180 to from cool to crackhead on that line is amazing.
Vaughn Jones dude the "make her like me!!" is even more insane. As a viewer you almost want to rationalize Eve's motivations -- a simple desire to get famous. At this moment towards the film's end one realizes how pathological it all was, and she becomes truly villianous when exposed by her nasty equal, Addison deWitt.
Other than Bette Davis, George Sanders is the best reason to watch All About Eve.
YES
Every cast in this movie was amazing!
Yes and Thelma Ritter
@@dianebadolato2837 Oh my yes, Thelma Ritter was a whole mood, loved this movie.💕
@@ThomasAquinos Absolutely agree 👏❤
No wonder Sanders won an oscar for best supporting actor. He just delivered the ultimate smackdown.
After winning the Oscar he went back stage and cried.
George Sanders, such a amazing performance as Addison DeWitt. Eve couldn't fool him.
The difference between him and the others is that they're either audience members, writers or directors, they live by making performances real. Addison's job is to review performances
No one can escape from the claws of Shere Khan.
Addison put Eve in her place and let her know that he was smarter than her and then went in for the kill! Witty, hilarious and intelligent dialogue! One of the best and classiest movies of all time.
Oh yeah, he put her in her place without using a single curse word.
@@PungiFungi Just a firm slap in the face is all...
Well....actions does speak louder than words...she was in no position to charge him with assault as he got the goods on her.
@@PungiFungi Curse words merely demonstrate a lack of control and an inadequate vocabulary. AdW is afflicted with neither.
Sanders 'owned' the character of Addison Dewitt the way Brando owned Terry Malloy.
"As always with women who try to find out things, she told more than she learned." Whew!😰
Not always.
Very awful 😢
When she opens the door and says "Get Out"!! and Addison replies "You're too short for that move" (love that line Lol) It became something me and my family members would repeat randomly(and laugh) after watching A&E as a family many years ago- So many great moments in this Classic movie!!
Love that line, too, but it was actually, "You're too short for that gesture." At any rate, this may be my favorite movie of all time. What witty dialog so quickly and adroitly delivered.
Not the exact line,but I like our slightly different wording 🙂
Haha, nice
Sounds like a fun family night.... :)
We still do that too! It's our favorite line in the whole movie
Miss Baxter breaks down blubbering like Matt Damon in Goodwill Hunting
Thank God Addison got her. I was beginning to think she was going to get away with it. Then she got slapped, blackmailed back, and has a new understudy ready to screw her over... and Addison ready to run off with her later. Satisfying!
George Sanders is just toooooo smooth! 👌
He gutted her and threw her on the spit! She didn't know what hit her!! LOL! This is real movie making at its finest!
I love George Sanders!! I'm so glad he won an Oscar for this!
He one was one of the best actors I’ve ever seen. So amazing 🤩
I need to see this movie again. It's amongst the smartest, most taut film scripts in the English language. When I first saw it I was utterly delighted. "All About Eve" was my gateway into old black-and-white movies. Before it, I had never bothered. Then I was blown away, and I've been watching movie classics ever since. It's so rare to get this type of good writing in movies these days. Oh well, that's why they call it Hollywood's golden age...
This is the kind of Hollywood you can believe in...Where the actors/actresses are SO good you forget they're only role-playing. I REALLY loved the chemistry between Margo and Bill. They were perfect for each other =)
There are TONS like this from this period. Don't be put off by the black and white and the old directing and the hammy acting. There are gems like this with screenplays so sharp you can slice yourself on it. See also 39 Steps, M, Citizen Kane, Double Indemnity, Sunset Boulevard, Brief Encounter, Third Man for more of this kind of thing. In fact the more I watch films the more I find this period to be a greater source of gold than most other periods. The consistency off good if not brilliant films in this era is remarkably high.
@@chriswinkler284 Yes they truly were. They had great chemistry💕
I just watched it again. Still awesome.
He is such a bad-ass in all his movies.
yup
then he committed suicide saying he was bored with life
Lol 😂. Total savage.
This entire scene . . . wow! Addison exposing her for a fraud and a blackmailer and suddenly turning the tables on Eve who thought she had fooled them all.
"I had to say something, Be Somebody, MAKE HER LIKE ME!!!"
"And you should know that everyone runs from Shere Khan."
“You don’t scare me. I won’t run from anyone.”
1:28 - “No, no, NOO!!!”
Now, she’s throwing a tantrum like a 3-year-old. 🤣🤣🤣
Sanders deserved the Best Supporting Actor!
Should have started with her laughing at him and him slapping her. Should have ended with "You'll have the performance of your life!"
It won best picture as it is!
George Sanders' like a boss moment
My favorite line is when she went to the door and told him to get out. "You're too short for that gesture. " Brutal!
Irony is lost on me, so please explain what that means?
Mine, too.😉😷
@@carolynargabright8132 He is taller. He walked over to the door and pushed it closed over her head.
"You're too short for that gesture. That went out with Mrs. Fiske". Referring to Minnie Fiske, a great actress of the past.
This is he won the Oscar.
George Saunders is brilliant in this scene.
Sanders.
The reason he won the Oscar
One of the great scenes of all time. Some consider this to be the greatest movie ever made.
I love this. Addison got her so good. One of the greatest movies.
And this is why George Sanders makes me swoon.
Man this was my favourite scene. Addison DeWitt is one of my all time favourite bad guys. Whew!
This scene won George Sanders the Oscar.
Sad in real life he committed suicide.
NOOOOO They cut the best part… when he says "Do you see how completely and utterly you belong to me?" SOOOO HOT!
lissy london Well, they had to ham-handedly insert their advertisement...which utterly ruined the clip.
+lissy london Did he fuck her ?
Another good one-"You're too ahort for that gesture" lololol. OTOH, Bette Davis was quite short, 5'3" or 5'2", I believe, and she was a "grande dame" of the theater as Margo Channing. Can anyone see Bette Davis as an ingenue, or soubrette? I know she played ingenues early in her career, but even then you felt, when watching her, that you were just waiting for her to step into the roles she was born to play, and they weren't i genues, by any means!
+MelanieAF dadgummit, ahort=short
ADDISON to Eve: Is it possible, even conceivable, that you've confused me with that gang of backward children you play tricks on, that you have the same contempt for me as you have for them? ........Look closely, Eve. It's time you did. I am Addison DeWitt. I am nobody's fool, least of all yours.
Epic Burn.
This scene and where he (Addison DeWitt) is narrating in the beginning are my favorite. I'm not saying the rest of the movie is garbage because it most certainly is NOT. I'm just saying I could listen to George Sanders talk forever. His voice alone is the reason I love and look forward to this movie SO much =)
“Get out!”
“You’re too short for that gesture!”
It brings such joy to see Eve get her comeuppence at the hands of the man who totally controls her now.
“Now ... I’m going to close my eyes and count to ten! It makes the chase more interesting for me! One....Two.....Three......Four.......Your trying my patience! FIVE SIX SEVEN EIGHT NINE TEN!” -Shere Khan
God what a delightful scene
People hate it when I confront them with the TRUTH!....and I do it so well...why Lie?..just be yourself....Life lesson number 32....
They don’t read ppl like this in movies anymore.
George Sanders was the BEST!!
Anne Baxter was so beautiful.
She reminds me of Catherine zeta jones
I like the way he slapped her.
Yes, Bette was great in this movie, but I feel Ann's performance was so compelling and on equal par with Davis's. I just thought Eve's character was more fascinating than Margo's
This is the best scene in the movie.
George Sanders was .superb
Also loved the blackmail scene with Karen.
“She never proved anything! Not a thing!”
Addison was the smartest character from All About Eve, an amazing performance by George Sanders, indeed was Oscar worthy.
But I don’t like him
This was the scene that stuck out the most when I first saw this film. So many great lines, especially the insult to dead heroes and their widows. Also, when Addison slapped Eve, I actually shouted since I did not see it coming. So glad to see Eve get her comeuppance. Even though she got what she wanted eventually, it all means nothing if you don’t have a heart or a moral compass like Margot, who actually had friends.
I love the moment at 1:18 . . . Eve's thinking, "I have SERIOUSLY miscalculated!"
I was lucky enough to track down a copy of his Memoir (which costs a lot on the Internet but which we found in a second hand bookshop for £25). He really could have had a film based around his life, following the bizarre stories he (and other people in later books) told about his life.
I just think of shere khan with that voice
Who was voiced by Mr George Sanders!
@@carolineorchange21 i have no idea, but frankly it does not matter.
what does matter is that you know what will happen in 150 years from now and beyond.
and i am not telling you to get religion, God forbid, contrary wise, get a personal relationship with the Creator of heaven and earth. this is the best thing you could do for yourself because then you'll have hope in your death and also that you'll live forever according to the greatest Book ever given us, the King James Bible
George Sanders Rules !
Great scene. always good watching people get what they deserve.
+Michael Alexander Yup.
Always. It's almost like when the detective in a mystery story explains everything - every deception is stripped away, every truth is revealed...I love those moments and I love this scene....
But the scriptwriters and the actors always make it worth the wait....
They really do deserve each other.
Getting slapped...
IMO Addison is a clear antihero in this film. he stops Eve's misdeeds but also works it into his advantage and profit
I think Addison was probably what today we would call a narcissist….
Addison really wasn’t that bad of a guy at all.
I love Addison.
What compelling yet oh so contemptible characters.
George Saunders fabulous.
even though the round bed scene in "harlow" is in color, it's no better nor worse.
What would have made this scene perfect is if Addison would have pulled Eve towards him by the hair... but in 1950, that would have been a bit much for audiences.
Anne Baxter and George Sanders are two perfect villains. What a choice!
Great scene. But here is something I'm wondering: Eve can be blackmailed by Addison because she doesn't want any of her sordid past to come to light. But when Eve accepts her award, she says she will soon be going to Hollywood to make a film. Wouldn't she be afraid of the fame that becoming a film star would bring? Then all these people from back home who know her sordid secrets would come out of the woodwork.
And expose her for the fraud that she is. Margo will have a field day with that!
I suspect Addison may have enough connections and power to keep her name out of bad publicity, even for films. It would be yet another reason for her to play his game.
Not only would he have her for blackmail because he knows her past, maybe he could also have her because his power could also protect her from the truth coming out in the media and around town.
Just a theory, anyway.
@Fiona Satrap Thank you! Addison was chilling.
A vicious male cat rips the smaller female version apart!
A few more lines would have completed the delicious wickedness of this scene, in which Eve says she could not possibly go on tonight and Addison responds, not possibly go on, you'll give the performance of your life.
George as Addison is a bravura performance!
Your real name is not Eve Harrington its Gertrude Shoshinsky! Cracks me up!
She never proved anything, NOTATHING!!!!
This is totally like Act IV of Hedda Gabler, please someone back me up
Two years late, but- yes! I agree. The character of Addison DeWitt is very similar to Judge Brack.
Best scene in the movie.
I honestly love this movie, though it’s hard to watch.
Hey, the clip no longer include the "slap"!
san francisco has no shubert theater...
Pedro Bakale You've never been to San Francisco!
There is no Shubert Theater in San Francisco. I was born and raised here. The theater that Margo Channing arrives at and runs into Addison DeWitt and Miss Casswell is actually the Curran Theater on Geary Street.
No, but New Haven, Connecticut does ;P
nice movie
wow I can't believe the Academic Agent acted in a film 69 years ago.
She never proved anything NOT A THING!!
And to think Elizabeth Taylor was nearly Eve.
"If you won't get out, I'll have you thrown out!"
"Don't pick up that phone, don't even touch it! Something told you to do what I said, didn't it? That's instinct is worth millions you can't buy it Eve, cherish it. When that alarm goes off go to your battle stations."
For me, this scene makes the film. It is cruelty unmasked. The evil of Eve and the elegant wickedness of Addison collide head on. They deserve each other and they both now know it.
George Sanders was magnificent, Anne quite hammy here.
Eve, the eternal narcissist.
She’s definitely an eternal narcissist. And a fascist.
You will give the performance of your life was left out.
Who’s been paying attention in my Chinese class?
Eve is 🍵
Addison = *Always A Bigger Fish*
Recently had to act as Eve in this clip that my friend was directing for a school project- I tell you what the scene I acted out ended up being so much more sexual than this😭💀 so awkward
So satisfying
At that moment Eve knew that Addison could destroy her with a single column. "Broadway fraud exposed!"
Yeah invite them over. Great
Than she.
Academic Agent sent me here
As horrible and despicable as Eve was, she also had did possess enormous talent to be able to accomplish what she did, so perhaps she did deserve her success…
NPD before it had a name
*The life - story of AOC !!!*
If I had been born a woman I hope I'd be playing the Anne Baxter role.
Two narcissists found each other
The story of Meghan Markle, decades before she arrived on the scenes lol.
Ok! She’s a charlatan! Give her a break….shheeeesh