The Making of "Young Frankenstein" 1/2 Gene Wilder,Peter Boyle,Marty Feldman,Teri Garr,Madeline Kahn
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- Will be making the second part of this soon, probably this weekend, hope you like . i dont get paid to do anything you see in my videos ......i just do this as a hobby ...........thanks for watching !!
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To me the best comedy ever made. Thx for uploading this. 🤗
I'm so glad Gene fought for the dance number, that was a brilliant scene.
This movie is one of my all time favorites.
same here, the dance scene was one of the funniest scenes i have ever seen, and im 56yo lol, thanks for watching !
Ahh, Teri Garr! What an incredible lady.
HOT !!!! :)
@@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid Not only hot, but incredibly funny and has to be one of the most intelligent actors ever. I first saw her on an episode of Star Trek (original series) and she immediately became one of my favorites. I loved the way she could handle talk show hosts too. Look up some of her visits with David Letterman.
@@uni-byte i will , thanks !
Pure and utter genius. Mr Brooks and Gene Wilder we owe you such thanks for bringing laughter to a world that desperately needs it, and to our hearts and soul's. Shalom
I SAW YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN AT THE USC NORRIS THEATER THE SAME NIGHT IT OPENED IN HOLLYWOOD AND WESTWOOD. I THINK EVERYONE IN THE AUDIANCE WAS UNDER 30 YEARS OLD. THERE WAS NON STOP LAUGHTER FROM START TO FINISH BECAUSE WE ALL GREW UP WATCHING THE FRANKENSTEIN MOVIES. AFTER THE MOVIE WAS OVER, MEL BROOKS CAME OUT TO TALK TO US ABOUT THE MOVIE!!! WHAT A TREAT. MEL SAID VIRTUALLY EVERYTHING IN THE MOVIE WAS IN THE SCRIPT, WITH ONLY A COUPLE OF SCENES AD-LIBBED. IT'S STILL THE FUNNIEST MOVIE I'VE EVERY SEEN.
At age 70, I've seen a lot of movies in my life, and Youg Frankenstein is one of the top few that I can call my favorites!
Like the guy said, both movies were classics.
My buddy's dad was the projectionist, got us in for free, we sat alone in the balcony. I was 16, he was 14. I was already familiar with Mel, Gene, Marty, Peter, Richard Haydn, and Kenny Mars, but they were all new to my buddy, Bob. I even recognized " Putting on the Ritz" from an old Clark Gabel movie from just before WW2. The only principles he knew were Terry and Madeline. A great day I will never forget. This film truly deserves all the recognition and celebration it has received. A rare gem.
watching from a balcony is like flying first class, maybe better :) cool !! thanks for watching!
I love the scene where Gene Hackman dumps the soup in boyles lap, and then Peter Boyle singing putting on the ritz. lol priceless
same here, both of those are total classic scenes, the soup one always makes me laugh :)
I love thinking back when I first saw this film in the theater. It was a Saturday matinee and the crowd in the theater was perfect. I sat about two rows away from a guy with the perfect mad scientist laugh. That guy had the whole theater in a uproar with us all consumed with laughter. We all left theater with a broad smile and a sore belly from laughing so hard. Probably one of my best theater experiences ever.
priceless, i had that experience with Blazing Saddles, i remember it vividly, it was a cub scout bad weather outing. i loved the scout master lol
of all of the Mel Brook's movies i've ever seen....this is one of them.
one of my most loved movies of all time. Might be the best comedy of all time?
This movie...this cast...this script...this screenplay...this lighting...this production...this musical score...this acting...?
RIP Peter Boyle, Madeline Kahn, Cloris Leachman, Marty Feldman, and Gene Wilder...you are all in my memories as being part of one of the greatest comedies in the history of cinema. And to you Mel Brooks, at 96 years young? May you live long and enjoy your accomplishments!
Halloween is coming soon and I'll be ready for my tradition of watching the original 'Frankenstein', 'The Bride of Frankenstein', 'The Son of Frankenstein, and finally 'Young Frankenstein' in the coming days ahead.
Dont forget Abbott &Costello Meet Frankenstein
@@noneyabusiness4006 hahaha...you're right! One of the greatest for sure!
Simply a great entertaining movie.... wonderful actors....the dialogue for every actor and actress was perfection....good clean totally enjoyable entertainment and funny funny funny.....a wonderful era that produced great movies like this one....
Watching Gene Wilder speak . . makes me terribly miss such a talented, gentle, sweet, and brilliant funny man. Rest in glory.
Just watched last night on TCM. Really watched. Had only seen snippets over the years. Realize my old HS pal (Class of '75!) sprinkled her conversations with lines from this movie. And I always gave her credit for being so funny!
thats funny, there are some classic lines, this movie is just so great ! thanks for watching !!
“And I went upstairs, just to muse for a while..”
Love that
i never get tired of watching these two vids, classic stuff. That marty feldman kills me :)
"Young Frankenstein" is one of the greatest comedy movies ever made, and truth be told, it's the only Frankenstein movie other than Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein, that I like.
I watch "Young Frankenstein" at least once a year, back to back with "Dracula: Dead and Loving It."
Never saw any other movie over and over as many times as I watched this one.
whenever i see it i watch it all the way through, but i dont really watch tv. anymore, just online stuff, im glad to have the dvd, as this is one of my favorite comedies of all time. thanks for watching !
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OMG - you sound like I just wrote the very same thing !
Thanx for the reply.
The GOAT, with my absolute favorite actress of all time: Cloris Leachman!
I thought she was awesome, just perfect for the part, thanks for watching !!
I genuinely like this movie as a sequel/parody of the novel. It even gave us a good ending in contrast.
Thank you, for having a Super Duper Hobby. If we are ever to cross paths, i will be sure to set your Thumb on fire and offer to make Espresso, once you are out of Earshot.
I saw both ‘Blazing Saddles’ and ‘Young Frankenstein’ at the time of their release.
Thanks for the backstory. It surely explains the great look and comedy 🎭
$1.00 bag pop corn...I am with ya...and you could smoke....
Me too!
Saw Blazing Saddles In Oshawa , Ontario , Great Waldo Pepper was Opposite it at The Theater . Young Frankenstein was Great when I first saw it and is just as good each time that I see it Again .
This was a perfect movie.
"Frau Blücher" - the best character / two words in cinema history! Young Frankenstein and Die Hard are almost obligatory viewing on Christmas morning(s).
die hard is still cool, for sure.
Teri Garr was a hottie :D
🤪.........drool
Just watched a staging of the musical at the English Theater Frankfurt , they got many of the scenes spot on, but Puttin on the Ritz they really made wonderful. the whole cast joined in.
i would love to see that, sounds excellent, thanks for watching !
This expose' and others like it are great--as they demonstrate the process and personalities behind the making of great art.
This movies was hilarious. Comedy genius.
Would love to see the details behind how you make a black and white film more satirical.
Tha blind priest scene, priceless.
Egor stole the show he's my favorite and I agree.
Every time I hear the word "abnormal" I say "Abby Somebody." It's like a dad twitch I can't turn off.
I saw this in the theatre right after it came out ! The audience laugh so loud and so much it was hard to hear the dialogue sometimes! And🇨🇦👍
Great movie, could not have been any better
finally, someone who appreciates it as much as i do, thanks for watching !!
If you ever watch the DVD check out the deleted scenes. I wish Mel had included them in the original version they make the movie so much better
@@roryschweinfurter4111 i have them on the channel, thanks for watching !
i just watched a documentary on this.. literally minutes ago.. but, this movie is SO GOOD. you cant get enough, and always want to hear more, see who did what, said what, how this was done.. and i STILL learned new stuff, seeing just this half..
hopefully the 2nd half is out there ??🤔
i love these 2 videos and i think everyone agrees, its fantastic !! thanks for watching !
I assumed this was a professional production documentary! Where did the interview footage come from if not already available as a documentary? Attributions would be much appreciated. Dying to see the rest of the story about this brilliant film! One of the all-time great spoofs. Thx so much!
yes, i have been reminded i forgot part 2 lol, i am working on it today , promise, will have it done for this afternoon, just been busy, thanks for watching and the comments !
All my videos unless specified are DVD special features and featurettes, usually made by the producers of the film, just sayin :)
one thing, by the time im done editing , many are not in there original form, there are missing parts often, but you dont always notice because the edit is clean, the scene ending and starting and you wouldnt even know it. sometimes they are very choppy i call it, check out the new dirty harry one i did and you will see what i mean, but you have to love the footage of clint, so thats why i sometimes do it even though it may be a little ugly lol, thanks for watching .
“Those are some knockers! …oooh, thank you”!
lol, oh yeah :)
did not realize Hackman was the blind man!
When this movie came out I became totally in rut for Terri Garr. lol.
So if everyone felt that the lab assistant was such an important role, why is Teri Garr so far down the list of credits. I would have thought that she would have been in the top three or four??
Apparently this was her first movie.
Of a really solid Tennessee excursion
Terry Gar was such a babe
Awesome. Is there a part 2 yet?
i will work on it, i just forgot i got so much going on right now. thanks for reminding me.
i got a community strike for another video so wont be able to put up part 2 for another 7 days, what a crock, it was an old video , stripes deleted scenes with some nudity, assholes ok it, then strike ;me months later, wtf
When was this 'Making of' produced? I'm guessing around 1996-2001 judging by that PC in the background there at 1:08
Even the TRAILER for the movie is hilarious 😂 (No offence!)
all of the stuff was so cool, i was real happy to put it on the channel.
I never really understood all the fuss about Young Frankenstein when it came out. People loved it, but it didn't really land with me. But Blazing Saddles did.
parody at its best!
give my creation life !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol
Down vote for cards obscuring the last 30 seconds or so. Would it be so hard to tack them on *after* the content?
you have to have at least one card at the end, so i removed the one that i could, hope that helps, i moved them around to get a better view. Thanks for watching.
Would I like to have a role in the hay with Terry Garr? I'll have to think about that one. 🤔 I'll let you know when I come up with an answer. 👀
you should hurry with your decision, there is a huge line behind you and they are getting restless lol
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Aren’t you scared you’re going to get KO'd by those KNOCKERS?👙👀😨😲
@@catman8965 lol, God i hope so !!!!!! :)~
Budget 2.78 million and box office 86.2 million
you have to love that, mel & Gene did good :)
Inga was the hottest!
Teri garr is a beautiful woman
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Fun movies then....now it's just rehashed shit
great original material is hard to come by these days, like you say, they always just reuse old ideas and such. I miss these kinds of movies, just a classic! thanks for watching !
Terrie Garr was fantastic in this movie
she was totally hot !! super good in the part also, funny stuff indeed, thanks for watching !!
@@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid so was Madeleine Khan.
@@thatlittlevoice6354 oh absolutely ! thats what makes this movie even better, the females are all really pretty good looking , although frau was kinda crazy, but why not lololol
I was totally in rut for Terri Gar. Lol
And they all lived adequately ever after. The end.
lol
I’ve loved her ever since
Love that movie. Abby Normals the brain of that cast.😖🍌🍌
Mel Brooks had at least inside knowledge of 911 twin towers..he wrote and directed a episode of Get smart in 1967-1968...it was called Walls of Jericho...it blew my mind..throw in Stanley Kubrick as having inside knowledge off 911 with his movie 2001 Space odyssey
IMO it’s not picking sides as in “Palestine v Israel”,it’s More Palestinians being used in a proxy war by Iran and factions across the Middle East,Jerusalem is an Islamic waaqf which means any place conquered by Islam can never be given up,gotta love the religion of peace.