Kes- football match with the childish P.E. teacher
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- The childish P.E. teacher, who makes every possible peadagogic mistake while managing a session for his class... from the lovely film by Ken Loach, 1969, UK. Hebrew subtitles.
Flippin luv this film I'm now 63 yrs from England
Brian Glover was Everyone’s PE teacher and he helped make this film the Masterpiece it will always be ❤😂
It's hard to believe they were acting. The film is so realistic and reminds me of my school days, everything from teachers dishing out punishment to freezing days playing football in sleet and snow and sometimes freezing cold showers afterwards if the heating wasn't working.
The PE teacher who Brian Glover is based on,taught me football and cricket, he was brilliant.This scene is so funny and true to life.
The most realistic PE teacher in English lit.
Namely a psychotic with a whistle.
Lol indeed. Mr Sugden the last of the British Empire builders breed.
I only hope today's kids don't realize how realistic this was. With today's standards I could have sues so many of my teachers I'd never had needed to work for a living
I was at a secondary all boys school during the 1970s. Watching these old clips of Kes, especially the head master brings back lots of horrible memories. Psychotic teachers with a taste for violence, bullying, intimidation and humiliation. And I got off lightly! If any of my old teachers are still alive I hope most of them look back on their careers with shame and hopefully remorse.
Sean, i'm old school and very old fashioned in so many ways. Just look at society nowadays, unruly kids, no manners or respect. The school we wennt to we often got a thrashing ,and at on so many occasions we deserved it. 😂😂However, I agree with certain sentiments of yours and one cannot condone violence, but it often madeth the man!🤔🤔 I got the slipper but no caning!
I concur mate but trouble is a lot of these teachers believed that living & maybe fighting through a World War or even two gave them the right to be 🐖's. Shame on them.
@@berttrueman5008 I don't think teachers are to blame for today's kids... it's the parents who indulge them when they misbehave, rather than teachers being nice.
@@kaysmith8992 I think it's just more that older people have forgotten that they were little shits when they were kids too
I got cane only nearly broke my fingers off fairy liquid got squirted into my mouth I told teacher fuck off in primary school I was only about 5 year old was loving it though blowing bubbles all rest day lol
Legendary book & film. So like the north of England in the 1960"s. We all had a Mr Sugden teacher even in the 1990's haha 😃
Brian Glover was a teacher in real life; taught my Mum English.
Your absolutely right. I can recall games out on the pitch in a sleeting November day and it was uncannily like this.
It’s all the different colour kits that gets me …..brilliant portrayal of what school was like when I was that age.
My favourite film memory of my youth and probably still today. Absolute genius, comedy gold 😂
This and Gregory’s Girl
Man, pause and take this in slowly. Casper (David Bradley)..... is now sixty seven years old.
Beautiful film. The acting, cinematography, and editing give it such a naturalistic appearance. Im far too young to have lived it, but I feel like this is a documentary
A beautiful film. Did it for my gcse English. Sad, funny, strong, great film. Barry Hines wrote a legendary book. Ken loach bought it to life brilliantly
I think this must be the greatest scene in movie history! Totally hilarious and Brian Glover nails it as the psycho PE teacher. At the time Glover was a French and English teacher a a nearby Grammer school, the schools for the "smart kids". He was also a wrestler. The bandage he is wearing on his leg is from a wrestling injury the night before. Loach was thinking of replacing him because of it. Little did he know that this part would change his life, as he became a household name in the uk after getting parts to showcase his mighty acting talents, as was so well shown here. Check the dive when he has the ball, have you ever seen a non stuntman do that so well?
Seen plenty of Man Utd players do it.
@@limedickandrew6016 Yes agreed, but they were not acting in films at the time.
Best part of the best film ever made. Brilliant
Our PE teacher at Lady Lumleys in Pickering was cast from a similar sadistic mould. He had been on Norwich City's books but had failed to make the grade - and now someone was going to pay for it! Us! Mind you, I caught him in the face with a beauty of a ball while he refereed a five-a-side match. Most popular thing I did at school.
Indeed. A failed bitter man who puffs himself up bullying children. Comedy gold this but sadly so close to the truth. Sad for the kids under his care. Genius Hines was in capturing & explaining this. Timeless.
I know exactly who you mean. 😂
Great tale, well told.
We in Cirencester merely had an ex Navy PT type who quite definitely had a sadistic streak though some thought they "respected Robbie." No he ruled by fear and to do so with 1st years (year 7 in new money I think), well it was bullying. I loathed him then and loathe his memory.
Glover captures the better eccentrics who could find a place teaching in secondary schools. Not so in today's Taylorised educational system.
Great tale, brilliantly told.
The greatness of Brian Glover. Wrestled as Leon Arras, speaking fluent French with a broad Yorkshire accent.
What a marvellous ,weird and and wonderful world this is.
I lived where this was filmed in 1969 ,know the places ,recognise the characters and spoke with the same accent that was so unintelligible it had to have sub titles.
And when I search for it ,I find an Israeli geezer has uploaded it and now it has Hebrew sub titles.
That's globalisation mate! Shalom from Dubai
Ey up....was it St Mary's Catholic School in Barnsley ?
“Who do you think you are? Bremner!”
Brilliant
Haha 1960's; football for boys, bullying & cold showers. What an age they lived in lol.
"We'll be Spurs, sir, so there's no clash of colours" lol
dont be daft denis laws in the was this week, ha ha belting line
One of my favourite lines In all film
Pure magical , classic of all time
absolutely brilliant
😂 Brian is hilarious in this scene ! Underrated actor.
Brian Glover had actually been a school teacher for 14 year's
"Who do you think you are, Bremner?". Ha ha ha, love it
"No, I'm Hunter!" CRUNCCCHH!
No Mackay
@@rajnirvan3336 Funny you should say MacKay. As Glover also starred in Porridge.
@@bramleydragon Ah yes I vaguely remember that. Remember when Mackay grabbed Bremner by the shirt back in the day
@@rajnirvan3336 yes, there's a classic photo of that incident.
A far better and more entertaining game than any in Euro 2024.
Best film ever and Ken Loach's greatest work and he's still going strong at 87 years old.
I met someone who was a former PE teacher. He told me that this sequence was shown during his training course as an example of how NOT to teach P.E.
Same thing happened to me on my PGCE!
The PE coach in red is Brian Glover,best known for telling a joke in a strange pub ( Remember the alamo ) in a film called " American Werewolf in London"". It was only a bit part.
Also appearing in that scene was the late Rik Mayall. Glover was also a wrestler and a teacher.
Christ, so it is! He was also the voice of the gaffer in the old tetley tea ads!
"Leon Arras" ;)
One off the funniest film scenes ever...and thinking of my days at school in the 70s pretty realistic
Very realistic for me Barry!
This was exactly how a PE class was for me in the 1970's. The best days of my life. I was a Billy Casper. To turn back those days.
Realistic Yes1 Funny?
I'd love to see Manchester United play in this kit again. Those were the days! :-)
Casper’s decent from the goalposts is superbly executed
and the funniest thing i ever saw 😆😆 ha haha haha haha 😆
Good example of the Barnsley dialect.
It's been shown on the big screen in Barnsley 12/12/22, I can't wait,already booked my seat.
I wonder what VAR would have done with the penalty?
This film still continues to make me cry. Horrible memories from a horrible system.
Indeed 1967 set in & may as well be 1867. Time changes. We are seeing a snapshot in history, a lost world.
Wasn't so bad. More children are psychologically impacted by today's lunacy forced upon them.
The bit that makes me cry is when billy is running through the woods at dawn with the sunshine breaking through and that beautiful music. We grew up with the same skint life.
@@summan41man Yeah - I seem to remember in my class back in 1969/70 no 'Poorly kids' Yeah some skinny weedy kids and big lads girls that would have been picked on, but they seemed to have friends, I was friends with most of them. No-one had mental health problems or any physical malaise. But, that might be because if they had mental health problems they were in 'Special schools'. Skip forward and we had 'Care in the community' and Borstals were shut down. My father in law worked as a care-taker in a primary school he showed me the cloak room once - almost 70% of the kids had asthma pumps. Instagram and other social media as well as celebrity culture foist ideas onto young minds who seem ill-prepared to make sense of it. This was a very black and white time with clearly defined lines, maybe easier to negotiate your way through as a youngster? These days it's far harder.
Me too. I still feel it to this day.
Hilarious this film lol, the state of caspers shorts, cut off trousers haha. PE teacher playing rough af with the kids lol. I can remember we read this book in English lessons at high school, it's the only time I can remember liking English.
Indeed. Brings back many memories 😌. Amazing how time changes & marches on. Nostalgia for sure.
One of my favourite movie scene ever, brilliant
Good God, i'd forgotten about the ritual of the captains choosing the team one by one until me, er i mean someone was left standing on their own
You and me both!
And me.
And choosing to play "downhill" first half
Brian Glover was brilliant.
Mark Griffiths my favourite actor
He was brilliant in kes..so funny reminds me of a few of my old teachers in the 70s..some great times at school then..
3:24 when they tripped him lol
@@emmag2439 not like now though. Teachers scared of pupils - what happened??
I saw this as part of English class at school. I never realised the pe teacher played rottweiler in bottom 😆 it's the voice that gave it away
Very much the real thing.I remember a Mr Sharp on a day visit to a technical college we were going to,singled me and two others out and in front of all the other boys humiliated us because of the way we were dressed and sent us back into the school to another class.The way we dressed was through poverty and no other reason,over sixty years later I can remember the day as if it were yesterday and I believe my confidence was lost for ever.
Ere kes!..........met the man at a reading at school whilst reading the book...nothing like casper, posh; an he told us they got cained for real.they got paid extre... an the young lad wi the ciggies cried for real bless...GREAT YORKSHIE OR WOT 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👏👏👏👏
Kes, Rita sue and Bob too , the classic Auf wiederden pet all brilliant 😂
One of my favourite scenes in a movie ever 😅
Excellent film, probably still Loach's best.
The PE coach in red is Brian Glover,best known for telling a joke in a strange pub ( Remember the alamo ) in a film called " American Werewolf in London"". It was only a bit part.
aye- and that part of the film was filmed in the Black Mountains in Wales- beautiful area.
The hawk used in this film belonged to the legend captain Robert nairac
Great movie, brings back memories.
Agreed, but I can't watch it, too traumatising, awful memories
That film touch me as a kid. We grew up in Sheffield in the 70s I related to that awkward billy kid. It inspired me
We watched this at school. Still makes me piss, this whole scene. Rest in peace Brian Glover
"He wants bleedin' milking, big fat get!"
Brian Glover, one of England’s best actors
How many times have I watched this I loveit
British Literature & movies. Best in the world 🙏
British Shopkeepers. Best in the world
Tuna...good
First time I've seen that guy with hair.
pure brilliance
3:24 professional footballers these days, at least he didn't start acting like he broke his leg 😂
Yep even in 90's northern born and bred these were our days and they were Belter. We gave as good as we got with teachers after we'd plucked the courage up. It was a baptism of life and I wouldn't change it
Brian Glover was nearly replaced by Loach in this film; the day before filming he took part in a wrestling match as he was an amateur wrestler. He was beaten so badly in the bout, that when he turned up the following day, Loach was considering replacing him.
I didn't say nothing sirrr 😂😂😂😂😂
He wrestled professionally as Leon Arras. "In the old style" as Winnie in 'Happy Days' days.
Fantastic film a classic
I went to a yorkshire school like this, great times, bring it back for all the snowflakes out there
Anyway i can't be striker cause Dennis Laws in the wash this week 😂😂😂. That's the attitude that got him killed in Alien 3 😁
Man U up to their usual standard I see. A defence like a colander !!
Is there anyone of those lads still alive to comment on here? Would be great to hear how it was
Most of them I should think. They’d be In Their 60s now.
Brain did very well for this role in the film didn't he
Who doo yoow think you are Bremner! Great line
Continuity spot.
Mr Sugden passes the ball to Speed but Speed is picked by Tibbut as his first choice.
Memories of Mr Ashton at Campsmount...
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Eee 'appens I've gone an pissed me,sen again our kes!
,Craig David singer songwriter kestrel enthusiast,
Not many kids identified as a cat in those days.
School in my day, was alot like this.
Some things have improved since then, but others have declined to the point of being madness.
My PE teacher in the 90s had a codpiece under his trackies 😅
3:22 funniest shit ever
KES in Hebrew......beautiful ❤❤🇮🇱🇮🇱❤️❤️
Why was the lad in orange who scores the winning goal not picked earlier by the team captains?
3 not likes?? who wouldn't like that !!
Just how School was. Forgot your kit or haven't got a note then get kit out of the lost property box. We used to wet our heads and flick it all over the floors to make out we had a shower to stop our PE Teacher having a perv at us. 😂. Best days of my life with all my friends. I can't believe Casper toe poked that ball with borstals on. Ouch.
Anyone know where this was filmed?
casper casper you were asleep i don’t know sir
You know, Man Utd went on to win their second European champions crown in the exact same colours as Glover's wearing here.
Who do think you are Bremner 😂😂😂😂
No Mackay 😅
Brian gliver south yorkshire legend
Midweek on the playing field...
Here after Talksport just compared Cristiano with him 😂
Oooh let's see now.
Man Utd at home, the ref on their side for one and ordering the retaking of a penalty for arbitrary reasons!
Flagrantly fouling the opposition and then the opposition player gets sent off for protesting the horseplay!
Quite realistic when you consider things! :))))))))))
The way he went over was far more like one-pen Lee from Citeh
There was nothing childish about this weird
Leta Coba I agree, definite penalty 😂😂
MrSpud900 in it
My nannans friend was in this too 😂
3:25 Neymar-esque 😁
Dunno sir, inside left?
All tha needs nar lad is a banaaana
We all had them welsh and loved rugby insisted you play rugby.
................ere. the other lads had the proper house shirt, I had an ole callaghan shirt with white hoops lol. Whenever someone had the house shirt stolen, they'd come to me first. Took 3 years to get the official house shirt. T'other lads had boots with six studs they could take out. I had 2 sizes second hand moulded boots with 13 chuffing studs. One detail they missed out on here and not like Ken Loach, the blotchy marbled effect of poor circulation on your legs as the sleet battered ya. Would not change the days of games at school though lol. Ken Loach, what a wonderful dude. Bet the Noonans still jealous of The Ward Brothers he had take part in Raining Stones............................Anyone for a pint at The Dusty Miller or, Junipers can do it for fifty p as a mixed of slurps and greenall whitleys. Ya tell the kids of today as they take a comb in the back pocket for games, and they won't believe you! Can you imagine the footballers of today going up against Ron Yeats, or Joe Jordan or how about............."Tommy Smith wasn't born, he was quarried." (Bill Shankly). Ken Loach, still to this day a thorn in the side AND FACE of the vile and disgusting 'class act.' Nice one Geezer.
you need to re-title this.The PE teacher is NOT in the least "CHILDISH".He is EXACTLY what REAL PE teachers were like in our schools in the 1960's and 70's!!!. "I'm the Sergeant, you're the squaddie-JUMP TO IT"!. played BEAUTIFULLY by that beautiful Yorkshire lad...Brian Glover!.EEH, worrit were lyk back int dey!
what mistakes?
3:24 penalty to Rangers
Stone wall classic
What you playing at lad? 😂😂😂😂
You should’ve been on the move lad, is was at your feet! 😂
in the goal 🥅 think about it 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
hey lol
Finally spurs win something.
Ha! Ha! 😀 luckily I found out the film was to be shown this evening on Talking Pictures (Sky 328) 19th February 2022. I recorded it in time 😊
HE WANTS BLEEDIN MILKING! THE BIG FAT GET
Tha big fat get lol