New Orleans funeral scene - Live and Let Die (1973)
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Thumbs up of you think the fat man's walk is the best part of this scene.
I'm born and raised in NOLA, so I've seen my fair share of second lines and funerals. The slow walk and stepping in and out as much as forward is typical, but I've never seen anything like this before. Keep rewatching just that part. Really amusing. 😂
Best part of the scene is that joyous older lady in blue at 1:46!
Worst part for me 😂.
😂
the legendary coffin dance meme was foreshadowed long time ago I see...
I’m thinking about putting coffin dance over this clip honestly lol it’s just so good
Try watching with the sound from this video:
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Favorite scene of the whole movie. “Whose funeral is it? Youwaz”
Yorz
Youwaz?
😂 it's the non-rhotic Afro-American accent.
If you go to New Orleans, never ask about someones funeral with jazz.
I remember watching this when I was younger and never seen it since now. Literally remember everything
James Bond movie predicted the legendary coffin dancers. Lmao
The dance is called "second line."
The hair. The fashion. Love it.
We had workers come here from New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina .
Then there's this,
Brother Matthew Houston ,the Grand Marshall I found interesting as I first saw the
Live and Let Die Funeral scene. I suspected he was a Mason or Pastorial with his dignified character. He was called (Fats) but imagine strutting in the New Orleans heat sporting all that regalia. Well, the Grand Marshall will always be remembered.
Not even Die Another Day had this much self-parody before the titles.
HELL OF A SENDOFF!!!
Damn The Three Blind Mice might be dead but their spirit lives on
The OG coffin funk
So strange seeing places you see all the time in movies. My buddy used live a few streets over from where this was filmed. Can’t say I remember a “Fillet of Soul” being there though, lol. But maybe I’m wrong.
Absolute gold.
What’s the name of this song? I can’t find the opening part on the sound track or Spotify.
I heard this kind of music in JFK (1991) too.
Just a Closer Walk With Thee. There's a lot of different versions of it.
So weird, I didn't know this scene existed as it not in the film now that's show on TV
I have the Bond 50 box set and it’s on the blu-ray
I've owned the film on every format and the scene has been in every single version including the TV one it is a key scene to the plot and can't be cut out
1:20 I wonder how can a modified coffin pick up a dead body?
They did it with bio-magnets back in the days; however, this tech has been banned since then for civilian use and can only be applied in the military sector.
Taken from Live and Let Die: Ultimate Edition 2006 DVD.
0:58 The late Robert Dix who portrays Agent Hamilton is dubbed by Scott Tracy himself the late Shane Rimmer
og coffin dance !
That's okay in the end Bond shuts down the heroine fake voodoo cult. Makes this movie even more fun to watch as well. This scene itself just gives you the impression that these guys are bad news and they need to be stopped.
He couldn't get Papa Legba tho could he?
@@TomHuckACAB That's only because Baron Samedi is supposed to be a spiritual entity.
However Baron Samedi couldn't kill Bond either. What really mattered is Bond stopping a faction of The Heroin Trade and all the whacky rituals that was going on in front of it all.
Less drugs in the world equals more sane people.
Love Live and Let Die, the 1954 novel by Ian Fleming is even better where Mr. Big and his organization is connected to SMERSH.
Yes yes yes I remember that movie
Anyone know the name of the funeral song so I can look it up?
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Song blues?
Traditional New Orleans Brass band - Just a closer walk with thee
how did they film it? it's like magic trick
The coffin was empty inside and the man had handles inside the coffin to hold himself
-yours
-aaagh!
Geocache 😊
I'm guess that was a fake funeral.
Imagine being an extra in this scene.
The two jive turkey 🦃 to be specific. 0:53
Film credit? ✅
Funderal for the white man. Dancin on the white man's grave. Best part of the movie. I watch this movie backwards.