out of towners - crackers & olives
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- the great JACK LEMMON and Sandy Dennis in arthur hiller's "THE OUT OF TOWNERS.I think the waiter here played Bookman the superintendent on GOOD TIMES. this is a great movie. LEMMON totally rules. my ex wife recently bought the dvd for me cause she remembered how I loved this movie when we were married
Jack Lemmon, one of the greatest comedic performers in cinema.
My all time favorite movie. I probably know the whole damn script. This never gets old
Agreed
Bloody hilarious movie...Jack should have got an academy award for this
So great to see this small clip again!!! The "passenger" that Jack Lemmon & Sandy Dennis must squeeze past in line to the dining car, and then is seated at their table is MY FATHER, Dort Clark!!! He and Jack were longtime buddies from their earliest days in NYC. I recall my Dad said he'd visited the set, and Jack put him into this cameo & lines, so that Dad would get paid a full actor's scale for the day!!!
That has to be such a neat feeling seeing your father captured on film like this. A question that's been bugging me for a while now (since I'm a rail fan). Is this scene on an actual train or is this a mock up? If it's a mock up, the studio involved did a very good job as it looks authentic.
I believe the train is the genuine article. So good to see the McGuiness colors on that NH train. It's been a long time.
"Oh My God ... I Lost My Left Eyelash" !! 🤣🤣🤣
Jack was such a great actor
Also Sandys line, when they're being robbed, "Oh God My Children!"
"No, I pay the whole thing!" And grumble next. Precious! I also love the character of Sandy in this movie, so calm. Marvelous wife!
This scene comes to me in my dreams...it has been repeated again and again in my travel life.
What a great scene this is! "Oh my God!" "What's wrong?" "I lost my left eye lash!" I so love this movie and I'm hoping to have this classic movie on DVD one of these days! Thanks again. :)
"Is that separate checks?"..."No...I'll pay the whole thing".
I don't get it...?
@@DevilDogMuNky It's sarcasm. An order of saltine crackers, green olives and a peanut butter sandwich doesn't amount to to a whole lot..
@@DevilDogMuNky He was being sarcastic. The bill for the peanut butter sandwich and crackers and olives was most likely almost free!
my favorite movie.Seen it 30x
Me too, I have it on my DVR right now.
My favorite scene in the movie. The smiling and pleased Asian woman has always been mysteriously amusing to me.
This movie is hilarious. I died laughing as a kid, watching this in the mid 1970s. Especially the Cracker Jack scene at the park and losing his sock.
Geooooorge .. you know I have weak ankles. Love love this movie!! 💙💙
I watch this movie every time I'm about to go on a trip. I love adventure movies like this. Gets me psyched for my trip.
I like this version better than the remake in the nineties!
No contest.
OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH MYYY GODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Classic scene. Great film.
RIP “Bookman”.
Remember, this was 1969. Amtrak did not come into fruition until May 1, 1971.
Trains were normally deserted by this time so the train's dining car could not accommodate such a surprise crowd.
@Christopher Howell Correct. This movie was filmed in 1969 and released to cinemas in 1970. In 1971, the United States Congress passed the bill that created Amtrak.
No, ill pay the whole thing
but when he eats that, that's the end of the chicken!
No matter how many times I watch this movie I laugh until I'm crying and my sides are hurting. Probably the funniest film I've ever seen.
I don't have to do this anymore or wait in line or sit around in airports at 10 PM trying to get somewhere...I'm retired.
That's the first time I've ever heard of clam juice served as a beverage, or served as anything, actually.
Buffalo butt Bookman from Good Times is the waiter :)
People believe that the popular phrase "Oh, My God" came along during the 1980's from "Valley Girls"....who were airhead bratty teen girls living in the affluent part of Encino in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles County. But "Gwen" (Sandy Dennis) was using the phrase in 1969 as she proves in The Out-of-Towners. Today in 2020, the phrase is even more popular, with girls, women, boys and men. This phrase has lasted over half a century and is still going strong.
It's buffalo butt from good times.
I also noticed that in the scene in the Police Station, where they were reporting being mugged, the police chief was played by Dolph Sweet, aka Carl Kadinski from the 1981-87 tv sitcom, Leave Me Alone.
I remember seeing this in a theater as a double feature with Plaza Suite (Maureen Stapleton and Walter Matthau) in 71 or 72. The Out of Towners played first, and after hearing Sandy Dennis say "Oh my God" 738 times the audience groaned very loudly when Maureen Stapleton says "Oh my God" in one of the first Plaza Suite scenes. Will never forget that!
Buffalo Butt Bookman.Good times.lol
"Did you see that train?"
' I didn't see anything. I was running"
How those two guys sitting across from them kept a straight face I'll never know
How do you know they did keep a straight face?
I love this movie it's fantastic best laugh I've ever had just wonderful 🙂
"No, I'll pay the whole thing." 😂
1:41 Jack Lemmon actually blew his line by saying "If you ever get your mouth open again, I wouldn't blame you if you never talk to me." The line was supposed to be: "If you ever get your mouth open, I wouldn't blame you if you never talk to me again." But they left the mistake in, since they were shooting in a moving train that they rented, filled with paid extras, and the budget didn't call for such perfection, since the line stood well on its own.
Maybe the train interior scene was shot on a soundstage at Paramount Studios in L.A., but then again...
@@tyrese3745 You may be right. Hollywood is expert at faking things, but I'm just trying to figure out how in 1969, they would have faked the moving background outside the train windows, and the rocking of the train car. Using
automobiles, this is easy to do, but a train car is very heavy. The interior airplane scenes are done on a sound stage, and they forgot to make the jet engine sound consistent in those scenes.
After watching this film thousands of times (using it as a go-to-sleep movie at bedtime) I discovered well over 100 technical errors in visuals, sound and dialogue.
Still, its a fun movie, and having been an out-of-towner in NYC, struggling with the crowding, expenses and staying at the Waldorf Astoria, there were many aspects about this movie that are more than true.
This and prisoner of second avenue are two of my fav movies from childhood ,
Sandy Dennis was cute!
Eating a peanut butter on white bread sandwich right now and I thought of this scene! Glad it exists on YT.
That's Johnny Brown and he did play Bookman on Good Times.
Uno dei miei film preferiti in assoluto. Visto centinaia di volte 😃
GREAT MOVIE! other quotes.."I'll sue you (ALL of NYC) I'll sue every one of ya, I don't care if i'm in court all YEAR"..."EXPLAIN? EXPLAIN? What I was doing in the bushes with a 7 year old boy? With my hands stuffed in his pockets? They'd give me 20 years!"..."You've outrun a dog and beat a horse...you're tougher than you think"
CPLKNINE 🤣
THIS IS THE MOST HILARIOUS MOVIE!!!! OLIVE & CRACKERS IS MY ABSOLUTE FAV PART! I can never watch this without laughing so hard I'm crying!!! And the olive it... "How did you swallow an olive pit? I was yawning w/my mouth full"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THAT IS PRICELESS!!!
I think the funniest part of this movie is when the sewer cap explodes next to them.
YES! They way he is looking around for that noise right before. I think I busted a gut laughing so hard when I saw that the first time👍
could you plz add the whole movie
This would be lawsuit #3 that Kellermen threatened to file. #1 would be Ground Control at Kennedy Airport for putting them in a holding pattern, allowing the fog to set in, which shut down the airport before they could land. #2 would be the baggage handlers in Boston when they couldn't find their luggage. #4 would be their hotel in New York, for not holding their room. Lawsuit #3 would be the train company for having nothing left to eat but peanut butter sandwiches by the time they got seats in the dining car. And nothing to drink but tonic water and clam juice. Neither one sounds appealing, no matter how thirsty you might be, especially if they ain't cold.
Verbal orders were not allowed! Passengers wrote the check out . This changed only in the 1990's! Long after the New Haven was gone
In his defense he did not know he was going to ride in a "cattle car."
George must be allergic to peanut butter and white bread since Gwen told the waiter that he (George) is not allowed to eat peanut butter or white bread. However, if he and Gwen succeeded in getting a chicken sandwich or ham and/or cheese sandwich, George probably would have asked to have it on a rye, whole, or wheat bread if he's allergic to white bread.
@JWLJN She's probably laughing that there are no chicken sandwiches left for the out of towners.
It’s BOOKMAN FROM The a Jeffersons
Close. "Good Times".
Hahaha
I would not wait for 2 hours for a tables inside the trains and it’s bad for me when waiting for ride at Disneyland
@Jeff trains Master Well, George and Gwen had no choice but they had to eat where George made the two of them not eating dinner on the airplane only because he didn't want them to spoil their appetite since he made an excellent dinner reservation for the two of them. Unfortunately, their dinner reservation probably got cancelled for their flight flying from Ohio to Boston and they had to eat dinner since of course they arrived to New York close to 3:00am and not made places would have been open for food except maybe a Wawa that's open 24 hours where they have deli's but, probably Wawa's didn't exist back in the 70s since this movie was made in the year 1970.
@afriendofbean The movie was filmed in 1969 and released to cinemas in 1970. I don’t know if the Wawa’s market existed in 1969. Somebody out there must know.
@@davidhenschel1990 It did. Wawa was founded on April 16, 1964 by Grahame Wood in nearby Philadelphia, PA.
Peanut butter on white bread!