Legally Blonde (5/11) Movie CLIP - Kicked Out of Class (2001) HD
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Conspiring with Vivian (Selma Blair), Professor Stromwell (Holland Taylor) asks Elle (Reese Witherspoon) to leave class.
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Reese Witherspoon stars in this romantic comedy, the feature film debut of award-winning Australian director Robert Luketic. As a ravishing Miss Hawaiian Tropic, sorority president, and calendar girl, Elle Woods (Witherspoon) is a big hit on the campus of her sun-drenched Los Angeles college. She's also got the perfect boyfriend in Warner Huntington III (Matthew Davis), a wealthy East Coast blue blood. Fearing that his snooty friends and family will never accept the bubble-headed Elle, however, Warner dumps her before heading off to graduate law school at Harvard University. Determined to win back her man, Elle enrolls in the same imposing institution, quickly becoming an object of scorn and ridicule, especially to Warner's old prep school flame (Selma Blair). Despite her penchant for malls, makeup, and tanning, Elle is no dummy and is soon showing elite Ivy League snobs a thing or two about class, self-confidence, and courtroom victory.
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Cast: Oz Perkins, Selma Blair, Holland Taylor, Reese Witherspoon
Director: Robert Luketic
Producers: Ric Kidney, David Nicksay, Marc E. Platt, Christian McLaughlin
Screenwriters: Karen McCullah Lutz, Amanda Brown, Kirsten Smith
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I like to imagine someone else sitting in that classroom somewhere, thinking "thank god I wasn't picked, I didn't know we had any assigned reading either!"
parryxxlivxx Oh my God! LMAO! :D
Totally would have been me 😂
Actually in Law School, you are expected to memorize any and all materials before the start of the term. Of course, since Elle didn’t have any formal pre-law classes, she was never briefed on this. I, myself, have no pre-law training, I am a teacher. However my classmate in university dropped in one subject for the same reason as Elle here. He wasn’t able to buy his Codal books before the term, thus was unable to read any of it for the first three days of law school. Although he did make up for it later, he still got a low grade because of it, and so he failed that one class and has to take it again this summer. If you’re thinking of ever taking law, please prepare.
This is only a friendly warning
Also I am not flubbing. He did fail and really was close to giving up law school.
"Wasn't aware we had an assignment." Just the best words to say to a teacher.
Grant Stoutenburg I read a fictional book where a teenager who went to normal public school got a scholarship to a Prestigious Private School and on his very first day at the public school was suddenly picked by a teacher to answer a question about a Historical Figure. The teen admitted something like his normal public school didn't go too much into detail about that Historical Figure, and the teacher thanked him for his honesty but gave him a bunch of homework on that Historical Figure. LOL. :D
@@nathanielwilson9067 What was the name of the book?
Pre-reading for the first day better have been emailed as a reminder even if listed somewhere prominent in the posted paperwork for commencement. Otherwise that's bad teaching admin as well
@@bc5163 By the time you're in law school you shouldn't need to be treated like a high school student. I am sure that Elle had that info somewhere and should have known.
@@katymvt It's a new experience. Yes, it probably was written somewhere, but I've never had a class other than law that had mandatory reading before the class began. I tended to read the book before class began anyway, but that's just me.
I would hate to be in that class, ill prolly be shaking in fear all the time
Preparation is the key to success. You can't be hiding from it all the time.
You know I get you, but imagine how absolutely kickass it would be to prepare well and ace that class and earn the envy and admiration of all those snobs?
Well, if you were able to get into Harvard law school, that class and professor wouldn’t be frightening at all.
That’s law school summed up haha
I know, had several teachers exactly like that or worse at college, it was the worst
“I recommend knowing before speaking”
THEN STOP PICKING ON ME WHEN I DONT RAISE MY HAND
The guy raised his hand.
This is so relatable.
@@notsocuteotaku8662 she's speaking for herself.
FACTS
@@iihoneyblxssom4628 yup. Law 101: don't ask the question if you don't already know the answer
Please at least half the class didn't do the that bs reading and the rest probably skimmed it at best
Bailey Roca Maybe but they weren't called on though. Heck I've had professors give quizzes on the first day over assignments that were given before the 1st day of class.
That sure is too much homework.
Bailey Roca Hell no. Those are Harvard students. Those kids are well AHEAD in assignments
Is hardvard
Naw, first day everybody was gunning hard. Effort and ability started to trail off halfway through
I'm fairly certain that what offended the Professor was Elle's casual, nonchalant, cute, tee hee attitude when she said she didn't know there was an assignment. Maybe if Elle had been serious and showed real remorse for not have knowing about the assignment she may have let her stay in the classroom.
Perhaps, but Prof. Stromwell spotted right away that Elle wasn't prepared at all. Neither did she have the reading passage at hand, nor did she have a laptop to read from
But her getting kicked out was probably the first time where she realizes if she's going to be here, she can't just skirt through it. She has to do the work.
She didn't have to get serious. Could've easily thrown in the towel and said "I'm done."
Her getting her thrown out was the teacher giving her a chance to change her attitude and actually give herself a fighting chance.
And as someone else said, more than likely stromwell started law school the same way and got treated the same way.
🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆
@@videohistory722 Stromwell was Elle at University. But Stromwell taught her one of the most, if not the most, valuable lesson of all.
But if she doesn’t learn the lesson she’s teaching she won’t know the lesson period.
Won’t that hurt ell more?
"I recommend knowing before speaking." Great clip, great education.
Merry Merry that is so weird. I read your comment the same time she said it
She training her students for the real event as a lawyer you have to be very confident in yourself and the person you are protecting
"Well, I don't know him, but as you seem to want to have an adversarial relationship, I'd be willing to bet *your* life."
Bad education actually, it's bullying
@Dillon Booker This is so wrong. Who determins what's a stupid question and what isn't? It's a school and a first class. You're allowed and should be encouraged to ask ANYTHING.
Elle was actually pretty nice. She didn't make fun of anyone or laugh at other people. She was just cheerful.
I like that kind of girl
Cos' her heart is pure.
yeah but she is kind of expecting special treatment here.
My father and brother are lawyers. During their experience as law students, this is really how law professors are. They are "purposely rude". No one wants future lawyers who are unprepared, because after all, they are dealing with the law, and your client's life and fate is in your hands.
That's what the teacher was getting at when she said "what about his life?"
@@Kaboomboo That's exactly right. This is what an average Joe doesn't understand.
Makes sense
I'd get calls at inopportune times to "Figure out how many traffic lights we need in Area B and how much they would cost. Call me back in ten minutes.."
Elle‘s outfit really gives me Rita Skeeter vibes
Omg yes!
TRUE
Did anyone catch that her professor is also a blonde?
Yeah, I think it shows how much of a mentor she was to Elle. She probably was underestimated as well.
I was waiting for someone to notice that!!! Yeah but I’m happy in the end she saw her as a mentor and the professor accepted her more as her own
Yes, but one that was much older and wiser.
Who didnt
Omniscience she’s the mum in two and a half men
I love the later scene where the professor shows up and gives Elle the courage to go back
I like to think the professor was the first Legally Blonde.
@@DragonHeir92 I have a very elaborate prequel in my head about how she was one of the first women to graduate from Harvard Law in 1954
That makes a good professor. Rewardment for good work ethic and participation (not grades, they dont show a students work ethic and participation) and at the time she was doing well
As much as I love Elle, I agree with Vivian and the professor. If you're a university student - a Law student for that matter - you must keep abreast and be prepared, or you can't be a lawyer. Did anyone notice she was the only one without a laptop?
I guess at Harvard it's usually different, I think almost all my classes I took, they don't give you the syllabus before class starts.
That’s why she got one later
I agree, however this scene IS showing how Elle wasn’t fully prepared at first without her motivation to be the best education wise instead of the best competition wise for Warner’s attention. That’s kind of the point here showing her self journey x
In all the courses I’ve taken at undergraduate and graduate level, there is no such thing as reading before the first day of class. I was proactive and sought the syllabus so that I could have the book ready by day 1 but not because I needed to read something.
Maybe Harvard Law School is different and you get a syllabus with assignments for first day during orientation.
All law schools in the US (or at least the ones that's worth mentioning) generally all have first day assignments. Law school is more of a professional school than regular school like undergraduate or even medical school. Classes are valued much more. However, everyone has their own learning methods, and being terrible at cold calls is not an indication of how you will do after the semester is over. Doing the readings, however, is generally a good idea.
God that teacher is a legend, she actually gave me chills when teaching about being sure of yourself since someone else’s life would hang in the balance. Unfair to Elle, but a legend
The 0:32 pencil hit was everything!
That cracked me up since I was a child
hahaha! plus the girl next to the student & guy in blue, from the next scene, smiling. 😂
And it had to be a black guy...
LMAO I didn't even notice... Then I just cracked up
itsjemmabond Stop bringing race into everything, it doesn’t matter what color someone is. Why are they allowed to hit a white guy or an Asian guy or a Mexican guy but not a black guy?
What I'm confused about is- how was Elle not notified that she had reading to do before the semester? like, I know that she needed to mess up in the beginning in order to give the movie plot, but wouldn't she have been told? Wouldn't there have been a letter from Harvard saying "You need to read this, this, and this."? Elle worked super hard to get into Harvard so she obviously wouldn't have slacked off right after she had gotten in. What gives???
prolly didnt check her email
Dexter Mosburg probably she didnt check the emails (she still didnt have a notebook, she bought one later) or didnt mingle with her classmates enough to be informed
Its very common for students to read chapters before the first day of class just to be ahead of the game and prepared in the subject. Actually its expected.
@@HomewreckerHaHa Not in law school. It's not an expectation out of custom, just something called "first day assignments".
She might have forgotten. Just like I always did all throughout my school days.
Reminds me of Harry Potter's first class.
kira lane I was thinking about it too
The potions class?
Evelyn Huerta yesss😂😂😂😂
And both protagonists allied with their mean professors while finding out that their nice ones were two faced predators.
@@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive lupin was nice, mcgonnacol was strict but cared for Harry, Hagrid was nice, and so was flitwick
Holland Taylor's voice is everything.
I'm a law student in one of the top law schools in my country and yes, my law professor is like this and more. One student cried when she was being bombarded with questions. Recitations in law school are like interrogations. Once you get called on a case or a doctrine you haven't read or have no idea about, and you can't give the correct answer, expect to be yelled at, insulted, or thrown out of class. First thing my law professor told us the first day of school was that we are all stupid for entering law school and no one asked us to be there so since we're there, we should be always prepared for anything and everything.
Jesus christ, that explains why my family and friends teased me for being a lawyer because I reason a lot. I can’t imagine stuttering and overexplaining me in law school
You dropped out right?
I have a theory, Do you have a clip when she said "Ur not the girl I thought you are"
So, Prof. Stromwell is the Legally Blonde before Elle Woods?
I never thought of that... I like this theory.
I thought of that the first time i saw the movie! "Stormwell is the original blonde!!!"
Morley z
You are probably right Well getting your hair done doesn't mean you aren't nerdy. Nerds need their hair done as well
You’re probably just thinking of monsters university
Most professors don’t care this much if you’re paying attention or not. As long as you’re not distracting it’s not the professor’s problem, it’s your own GPA’s.
I had an Economics professor announce at the beginning of the course that if we didn't come prepared to class she would "shame" us. She said in her culture shaming was a way to learn from your mistakes to do better. All my other professors would just say if you're not prepared that's on you and you're an adult, don't waste your time or my time. I miss college, can't wait to go back for my Master's.
Yeah in my 4 years in college, I only had one professor that would call on people for answers to questions.
I love looking back on the clips from the earlier parts of the movie because you can see the anxious, fear-of-fitting-in Elle and how she transformed so much into her own person through hard work and dedication later on.
When she started with "The law..." I've clearly pictured in my mimd Magnus Bane finishing with "...is the law". I watch too much Shadowhunters XD
Omg I didn't ecpect anyone here to think the same as me!!!
Is hard, but it is the law
This lady is so intimidating.
If I was in her class I'd be studying 24/7
And then you'd nod off at the steering wheel from sleep deprivation.
I’m a lawyer. And yes, law school professors are really like this.
'I wasn't aware we had an assignment' When she got the acceptance letter, she clearly did not read about or do the assignment requirements.
At first I disliked this prof because she kicked Elle out, but then later on she encourages her to continue law school, and it made me realize that this strict professor was only doing her duty of educating potential future lawyers
The professor's face at 0:18 hahaha majestic face!!!!
It was a teaching moment. The teacher is the law in the classroom. She is trying to teach the what she wrote on the board, about law being reason without passion. She was showing students that her law could be flawed for kicking out a student for "passionate" reasons, while making it seem logical.
Nah she just doesn't want slackers lol
I would've refused to leave. "I'm paying for this education, I can learn from it even if I'm not prepared. If you want me to leave you can remove me yourself."
Haha I'd like to see someone try that
Was looking for this comment! You can’t require someone to leave if they are not being disruptive. Tuition is expensive as hell!
The way the teacher kept turning her head before calling Elle’s name. Lmao
Ok no one actually opens their mouth when they’re shocked, everyone just glares at the person that they hate
i guess im different lol
hit on the table, finally someone said it
I wouldn't leave the class. I paid for my tuition so I have every right to be in class just like everyone else.
You also have a responsibility to be prepared, and in a classroom, the professor’s word is essentially law.
@@einsteinboricua That is true, the student should be prepared, but there is no policy that I am aware of to support your ridiculous idea that the professor's word is law. She would have to physically remove me from the class (good luck with that) if I was in that situation. The professor is there to teach, she has her role - she should stick to it.
azariah15 it varies by university, but consensus is that a professor can kick you out of class if you’re not prepared. Doesn’t matter how much you paid in tuition...a classroom is under a professor’s rules.
@@einsteinboricua If a student is disruptive, than yes. I never encountered that situation. Some days I was better prepared than others. But we don't know why a student might not be prepared - life isn't 100% easy for everyone. If I was in that situation, the professor would have to physically remove me - a big mistake.
azariah15 you’re underestimating policies. Heck, even in undergrad, I remember a day that no one came prepared (we were all studying for another class with a test that Friday) and we were all kicked out the classroom (effectively class was canceled, and an essay needed to be delivered by noon). So say and believe whatever you want: I can guarantee you that a professor (especially a tenured one) reserves the right to kick out a student if they’re not prepared for class that day.
The better point is she didn't even argue her case. If you can't be prepared to face such a formidable opponent as this teacher then how can you expect to become a good lawyer?
This scene is the reason why I get every single reading done for my classes lol
LMAO I HAVE to watch this movie again. The entire sequence when the professor first clocked her and started to approach her was hilarious. And of course Elle's response
These teachers are harsh, but they’re some of the most important people you will meet in your life: these are the ones that really prepare you for life.
It's parents who prepare you for life, not teachers.
i love the high angled long shot as she leaves! i like to think it was done to make the room seem bigger and her seem so small in this scene.
This movie is what inspired me to apply for a serious job just to try to get my ex back. My ending was exactly like Elle’s story. I gained a career and got a better position than him, I met some great friends, and gained a lot of experience, I looked great and when I got where I needed to be, I was already over him! It was funny I had a corset on on Halloween and he stopped me to try and talk to me. I waved bye Lol Then I met a guy who I fell in love with 😍 it’s sad that I couldn’t JUST do it for myself instead of some short, loud mouth who called him “Brooklyn” only because he was from there
um.. technically, the professor didn't ask her to leave she just asked Leslie if she'd agree with a hypothetical to ask her to leave.
Well i mean at least shes honest
Did she have any other choice?
This is giving me flashbacks to my uni days. Everyone has that one professor that scares the hell out of them.
I only did community college. I don’t plan on doing uni anytime soon
Ha. There's other blondes in the back. Elle's hair color isn't what makes her blonde. It's her SoCal character that makes people question why she is there. I loved watching her grow in this classic film
This was the clip that introduced me to the brilliant Holland Taylor. She is one of my favourite actresses now.
I have first seen her in George of the Jungle
Love that pencil hitting his head 😂
Vivian (thinking): I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog too!
Teacher’s weapon: Kensington!
i feel like the 1% who would love to be her student
Can’t believe she’s married to Sarah Paulson. Actually a great actress, too.
Chelsey Foster She is? Gosh? I didn't knew that! Thank you! That's so cool. I love both of them even more.
Definitely together, but not legally married...yet.
Really? Wow.. Sarah Paulson is an amazing. I loved her from AHS and People vs OJ
I'm glad most women are generally more sexually into guys than each other. I know that lots of women may be bisexual, given the thousands of videos on the internet of women making out with each other, but the hope is that they at least still ultimately sexually prefer guys over each other, and where guys can still get sexual with women quicker, faster, easier, sooner, and more frequently than women can with each other. And who knows, maybe Sarah Paulson still gets sexual with guys every now and then where those guys enjoy sexual activity with her, but where she keeps quiet about it.
This classroom is only missing Sarah Michelle Gellar.
as a uni student this gives me severe anxiety
This scene was always confusing to me, was it not the first day? How was she missing the work already?
I think it was her first day. Not everyone else's
Teachers can assign homework before the semester even starts - it does happen. I had this happen in high school well before I was even in college. Not much of a stretch to think that Harvard Law School would assign homework like that.
That's how it works in law school, you always have homework before classes even begin (averages to about 100 pages of reading a night) and it's like that with every class every semester. It's nothing like undergrad where you basically spend the first few days going over the syllabus and not doing anything, you're immediately thrown into the deep end of the pool in law school.
@@m4mano no it wasn't read my reply above, it was everyone's first day of class.
Depending on how effectively the school disseminated the pre-semester reading assignment, Elle might or might not actually be at fault in this scenario, though...
She might have been kicked out of class for that attitude too. The way she titled her head and smiled
The expressions on prof's face 😂😂😂
What if Elle had refused to leave? After all, she could just say, "No, I paid for these classes, I'm entitled to stay here."
Teacher could either force her to leave, start a case against her, or let her stay and then make sure she never passes her subject, ever. You want to pick your battles in college and you don't want to start a battle over missing one class that you are absolutely allowed to get back into, you just need to study.
Hahaha then you would win your worst enemy. You can't fight the police and even when you don't have what it takes to be there.
No wonder Charlie and Alan turned out the way they did...
The voice of Prudence from Disney's Cinderella 2 Dreams Come True (2002)
0:28 when the food arrives
I remember being in graduate school, and I had a class with the chairman of neuroscience. I was about to enter the doorway, and he stopped me and asked me a pretty big question from the readings. I got really flustered and gave a response that was not my best, but he let me enter the class. Others were not so lucky. After he told me I better analyze the text more closely so I would come better prepared. 😐 I still shiver from that experience.
**sees thumbnail**
**sends it to all friends**
*PROFESSOR MCGONAGALL*
I hate it when teachers call out names
"I decline your kind offer and will remain seated. I and my fellow students will be better prepared for the next class by remaining here and listening to your planned lecture, instead of using precious classroom time heaping further humiliation on anyone. I mean, the subject matter of this class is, after all, the law and not public humiliation. I did read my class schedule and according to it, at this date and time there's a law class scheduled here."
Well this would be good but Elle did not have a serious altitude and it made things worse for her
The guy that raised his hand looks nervous like me
What was the point of the professor hitting the black man on the head with the pencil? Anyone else peep that?
Here you can see J.K. Rowling’s inspiration for both McGonagall and Hermione. 😂
Inspiration? Hm, Harry Potter first book was released in 1997, long before this movie. But Legally blonde is also based on a book, am I correct?
I'm surprised students in 2001 all had laptops. I started Univ in 2004 and even then we mostly took notes by hand
I don't know about others' experience, but 6 years in grad school and I have been kicked out twice for not being prepared enough. And while my colleagues weren't out for blood and weren't all that competitive, being kicked out is a reality that all grad students must think about.
0:10 NGEHNYESSSS?????
I feel Elle’s priority was in Warner and she was way behind the rest of her year even before she started class. They were there to be lawyers, she was there to get her boyfriend back. I’m glad this was the teacher to motivate her into staying though, because this was her first reality check.
Oh, I just remembered that Reese and Selma also co starred in Cruel Intentions...interesting movie...
Oz Perkins reminds me so much of his father here.
1:00 i am wearing headphones and that whisper scared the absolute crap out of me i thought someone came up behind me
I feel bad for Elle in this scene, but she WAS being naive and kind of innocently Trollish...
This woman is basically Snape+McGonagall combined
Evelyn Harper as a Professor
i love elle but this professor is something else. there are actual professors like this. you cannot be unprepapared as a lawyer.
This professor is amazing
That's Evelyn Harper from Two and a Half Men!
0:32 LOL, when she hits that guy on his bald head! 😂
This is an actual classroom. No one was acting here, including Mrs Aristotle and her laws
The actress who plays the teacher is the same actress who plays the mother on the TV show two in a half men 🍿😮
God I love Holland Taylor!
Why aren't you selling high end houses on the beach, Elenor!
1:01 listen with headphones it seems like she whispers right in your ear
Referencing "The Paper Chase" paraphrase: "I didn't realize there was an assignment" movie. Timothy Bottams as James T. Hart and John Houseman as Professor Kingsfield. Lindsay Wagner portrayed his daughter in the movie. They were in The Six Million Dollar/Bionic Woman episodes.
Law professors seem to have an uncanny ability to spot those who dared to come to class unprepared. I learned early that if I didn't want to be called upon it was better to fix my gaze on the professor and appear to be anxious to answer the question.
This is my absolute favourite movie! ❤️
In Gorden v. Steele, personal jurisdiction is actually applicable.
Hardly the biggest problem with this movie from a Legal Education perspective.
Good try but, diversity jurisdiction falls under subject-matter jurisdiction and not personal. So no, for the purposes of discussing Gordon v. Steele, personal jurisdiction isn't even relevant.
Surprisingly good movie. I thought every character was interesting to see and to observe in their environment. It was well written too.
I would have said ” I paid for this class so by law I am entitled to be in this class whether you believe so or not.
They're also entitled to kick you out if you came unprepared. If you aren't prepared for a class, would you be prepared for a case?
What happens if you don’t pass the class, are you gonna say the same thing “I paid for it!” Heck no do I want my lawyer to be someone who just bought their degree and did not work to earn it
Her family was clearly loaded. Money was no object.
@Christopher Bingham Permanently kicked out of class and school just because a teacher called on them and asked them a question that they didn't know the answer to where the student didn't even raise their hand, over the idea of them sticking up for themselves over something as unfair as that? Now you're just being ridiculous. A teacher could ask any question about anything at anytime, but that doesn't mean that they should just get to kick the student out of class over it. Just because not everyone is as prepared as you may have been, doesn't mean that they shouldn't have opportunities to do things as well.
wow wow wow .. i am always amazed whenever i see this clip, even after decade, Halland Taylor really nailed that role, so elegant and assertive
I probably would have said, “I’m paying good money to be here. I’m not going anywhere.”
Uhhhh therefore, Harvard would prefer to cancel your fee and give your money back. I think they wouldn't like a person who isn't actually prepared and mature to accept a fault as it should.
"What about... HIS life."
"Oh, absolutely. I don't even know that guy."
This happened to me in college once, financial aid was taking forever to cover my classes so I joined an English class a week late, and I got a quiz and when I told the teacher that I haven’t been in the class and wasn’t prepared, he called me out like this but didn’t kick me out.
Why she didn't get the assignment?
0:34, the guy at the back. 😂😂.
Okay, but like do colleges actually give you pre-assigned reading without telling you about said pre-assigned reading????
Colleges don't but law schools definitely do and they do tell you. The pace at which you have to learn the material is staggering and everyone knows full well what all the assignments are before classes even start - you're either given them online or in person at the orientation or whenever but you certainly know beforehand that you have a ton of work to do.
Some do. Mine definitely did. We didn't really have like this "vacation time"... We had to expect assignment at any time. It was different if professors decided not to send anything, though
She never explicitly kicked her out...
I know how getting kicked out of class feels