Changeling: Sanford's Testimony
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2020
- What’s happening in this movie clip?
Sanford Clark, a 15 year-old kid, confesses to Detective Ybarra (Michael Kelly) that Northcott forced him to help him kidnap and murder around 20 other children, Walter being one of the victims.
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What’s the movie about?
After her only son goes missing, Christine Collins (Angelina Jolie) reaches out to the LAPD to help her find him. When the police find a boy who fits the description, she insists it is not her missing son. Trying to demonstrate to the authorities that she is not delusional, she finds herself in a psychiatric hospital.
Credits: © 2008 Universal Pictures
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I’m sad this movie didn’t win an academy award. It was a really good movie.
I totally agree. As much as I love Kate Winslet, I sincerely believe Angelina gave the most intense, memorable performance ❤🏆
Despite how grotesque this is, i always thought this kid shot an amazing scene.
This scene is magic.. this actor kid is AMAZING.. How he talks about the murders its horrifying.
@@LaurenMiddleton28 I BELIEVE HE IS CANADIAN...
@@brittoverbaugh4035 The actor who played 'Sanford Clark' is American. Eddie Alderson is from Pennsylvania.
Yea same thing with the dude who played as the killer
He’s actually my friend’s fiancé and I literally didn’t learn until today but yes he is from PA
I'm happy that, despite being a minor accomplice to Gordon Northcott's actions, Sanford went on to have a good life later on
Yea cause he didn’t mean to it was him he was abused, ect but that doesn’t mean what he did was ok but at least he actually knows his right and wrongs
He finished them off because he didn't want them to suffer anymore which is horrible
that and gordon did threaten he would do the same thing if he didnt comply
@@Donotdisturbme19 Poor kid
It’s an amazing story of resilience. After the rape and abuse and being a forced accomplice he grew up to be a war hero, a husband and father and a pillar of his community.
I remember the first time I saw this I thought this kid was brilliantly acting and he straight up sells this scene. He actually made me believe him and believe he murdered some kids. Especially with him crying. This kid deserves a reward
Best Supporting Actor In a Dramatic Role, to be exact…
I thought the acting was below average for this kid actor
@@iwillnotcomply2002 compared to what?
That Gordon Northcott defiled and murdered those poor kids is just as indignating as Sanford being molested and forced to kill by his own uncle. In this scene you can feel his despair and hurt after being put through so much. This child actor nailed it.
that ba*****'s a frickin monster
Gordon is his cousin not uncle . And yes its disgusting . Wish he killed him and freed the kids . Or escaped and called the cops
“Defiled”
Awfully biblical choice of words for a film about a monster ignorant enough to believe in the word of God and assimilate it into his perversion.
Thought I might be first to post that Eddie Anderson was stellar as Sanford, but nice to see how many people noticed him. And sad that we don’t treat male victims much better than we did at the start of the 20th century.
This scene was so horrible. Watching this, I literally screamed, and had to leave the room to calm down before I could watch the rest. The sound of that boy's screaming... it was truly the most gut-wrenching thing I ever heard, and I still hear it every time I think of this scene.
Me too….😣😖
That part gives me the chills. Hearing a young kid scream in horror and pain, unbelievable.
I remember watching this movie once on TV, when I was little. This moment had stayed in my head and it is still as horrible as I remember... Yet, I really liked this movie, even if it wasn't appropriate to my age that time...
Probably helped you Not make the same mistake 🥺
@@lovelifelivelife Definitely!
How grotesque it was watching it still nothing compared if you were their he killed them separately.
He was a guy who wanted to put his sexuality on little boys how sick is that.
And yet I say to myself thank God protected our souls from such evil
Same. I've been looking for it ever since.
When you were little??? This movies rated R bruh!
I saw this movie in theaters with my mom and the axe against the swinging light really affected me for a while.
Same here. When I was a kid and saw that excitement in his movements, it really taught me there really is true evil in this world and it's best to keep a distant to strangers
And Hollywood says don't work with kids, pshaw, the kid actor completely sells his monologue and embodies his character, not to forget the character relationship they've built as a demented uncle and vulnerable nephew, hauntingly beautiful, deserved awards
Well, Hollywood would never say "don't work with kids"- most people say that, since child stars are technically doing extremely life-changing work at a time they can't fully understand how it will later effect them. That, and Hollywood is infamous for protecting and hiding away so many disgusting people that take advantage of genuinely talented, innocent children. Of course, I totally agree with you that a movie/show can be so much more effective in a story/scene like this one (I always reference this actor as one of the most powerful child actors I've ever seen) and there are so many talented children that deserve great reward and attention for their efforts and talents. It's just such an odd, complicated line for any child to walk. I wish that children could be their safest while pursuing something that I hope was their dream and not some cash grab forced on them by their guardians- and I wish there were improvements made for child actors' safety against some really horrible people in the industry. Sorry this got a little preachy- it's just a topic I've always felt extremely passionate about.
This film has so gone under the radar, its such a good film
Clint Eastwood did a brilliant job embodying the 1920s with this film. The acting here is so intense. The way the detective completely forgets about his cigarette butt was a great touch. Gordon Northcott was a truly evil, psychopathic monster. He was a real life Boogeyman. This film is every parent’s worst nightmare. Excellently acted and directed. Clint Eastwood also composed the soundtrack for this film ❤
Very powerful scene. That why i always kept my kids close. Too many wackjobs in this world. I think this was based on a true story too.
It was :(.
Sadly it was.
And this scene how horrible it is but I say it is a very good example of why you should not talk to strangers.
@@cookiemonster-jd5fs the real life Gordon was WAY worse. He was a monster!!
That's why I tell my kids, don't follow any kid! These crazy people use kids to lure in others. Better be safe than sorry
I heard the real life Gordon molested that Stanford kid and beat him and so when he got older Gordon wasn’t interested in Stanford and wanted younger kids. So he captured kids and used Stanford to help him and if Stanford would leave he would kill him to. So basically that Stanford kid was so scared of Gordon and did everything he wanted him to do including killing kids. Gordon did use a axe 🪓 to murder the kids with he would butcher them. He also molested them as well. One day Gordon’s parents showed up at his ranch house and Gordon was in a different part of the house at the time and Stanford answered the door and wanted this nightmare to stop so he told the parents he thinks Gordon is in the chicken coop and so the mom went out there and saw the kids chained up. She came in the house and was yelling at Gordon for what he did and Gordon said it would be the last time he would ever do anything like that again. The mom loved Gordon so much that she wanted to get rid of the kid so Gordon wouldn’t go to prison. So Gordon and the mom went to the chicken coop and killed the kid together and made Stanford to help in it and they all had to promise not to ever say anything about. They then buried the kids in a shallow grave on the ranch. That’s the true story so sad and sick that the mother would help her son kill.
This movie was intense. Happened near my hometown of Riverside, CA.
this scene traumatized me as a kid
Same bruh, I saw this when I was like 10 or something.
This detective was awesome.
It took balls to do what Sanford did. Because that was a time when you as a kid NEVER questioned an adult, let alone a police officer. It got your ass beat. Very brave young man.
I absolutely agree. You can't go through what he did with your sanity and empathy still intact, still able to live a normal and productive life, without being very brave. From what I know he was never able to fully get over the guilt of not doing something to save the kids, but his testimony did get justice for them, and I honestly think there wasn't anything else he could have done.
Not gonna lie- the beep made me chuckle. Such a serious scene and then BEEP.
When’s the “beep” at
WELL NEVERMIND I FOUND IT 😂
I CANT😭
Real story..he did much worse then just murdering them
Yup!! Sexually abused them!!!!
This is so painful to watch.
Great Eastwood's idea at 5:59 when Walter Collins face's seen in the same moment a loud thunder's heard,just as a symbol of the very unfair facts happened him and his mum too as all those other poor women and kids are as very big as the sky,after a very unfair silence all that's just going to come out rather loudly.
I watch things like this to remind me, there's crazy people out their. I am supper protective of mine
I was 8 yrs old when I watched this movie and this scene is grotesque and unsettling as the first time I saw it. This scene traumatized me
You were eight. Obviously it did
I tried facing my fear watching this scene again but had the volume down the entire time… I just can’t with the boys screams 😢
3:31 This is definitely a stroke of genius from Clint Eastwood : the burned unsmoked cigarette to show the shock of a jaded policeman
That Gordon Northcott is so evil. I hate him
Stephanie Prpa he’s dead now, you don’t have to worry
People still do these things it makes shivers down my spine just to think about how horrible people can be
@@mratlas1509 Yeah things like this made me realise humanity is overrated
He is... he really is. I just wonder what in the world happened to him to make him that way.
@@cpldalton5966 I doubt Gordon is in heaven. The way he killed those kids Hell is definitely where he is
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This is why I didn’t go trick or treating as a kid lol also this kid is a crazy good actor.
This is horrifying especially to those kids..
That kid is one of the best actors i've ever seen ong
Really I thought it was bad acting
He and his sister both starred in One Life to Live for years
This movie should win an Oscar
@Piotr Wydra bruh stop being a cry baby man tf? That movie is made to honor the big incident in L.A they put a lot of effort to this like there's a ton of movie that actually just like this based from true story, secondly why tf kids will be terorized how stupid are the parents letting their kids to watch horror movies dumbass and kids nowdays actually don't watch tv anymore they're watching Cocomelon and stuff from TH-cam. Like c'mon doesn't have to be so serious
@Piotr Wydra stfu you sensitive fuck and grow a pair this crap happens in real life and it’s sad
What did Piotr Wydra say? Their comment’s not there
I remember my mom watched this film when I was little and I remember this scene
Omg I can’t even watch this now I have my son 😭
I HATED THIS SCENE SOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!! THOSE POOR KIDS! 😭😭😭😭😭
We always like to talk about how much safer it was back in the day. Its crazy that shit like this was happening almost a hundred years ago
I'd really love to see a whole movie made about Sanford Clark. Not just about his story of survival but also about how he turned out to be such a good and honorable person despite being born and raised among a family of sociopaths.
The poor kids parents probably felt they failed them as parents.
Because they did fail as parents you just don't leave your child to wonder outside on his/her own you are either with them or you teach them to not get in to strangers cars this world is far to evil for this stuff
@@HadesTheSecondGR that’s not failing. I was able to walk my local town with my friends. I was no older then 11-14.
that is a modern take on society...before forensic investigations & widespread instant information people slept with unlocked house doors. serial killing wasnt even a term yet in the days of Walter Collins
@@HadesTheSecondGR
@@HadesTheSecondGR this happened in 1922 that's around the time titanic sank. Mfs was more trusting then
@@jayfletcher8936 1928*
Poor kids families were not keeping an good eye on them, their supposed to be protecting them. It's a parent's job is to protect their kids.
Then how come the serial killer ends up being the one responsible
Different times back then. Kids would be alone all day and outdoors. Not much to do. Not saying it was right but it was how it was back then
When the detective kept saying "Jesus Christ" I could help but observe that he was really thinking oh shit we fucked up! That boy is not Walter Collins!
What a sick bastard 😢also using his own nephew for bait 😡what the hell is the joy in that
Poor Sandford . And the kids .
This film excluded the rapes of the boys and Gordon’s parents involvement in the murders.
I was living in riverside near Wineville (now Mira Loma) and I didn't know the house and the coops were like 8 minutes away from where i used to live now i live more southern California in Coachella Valley, Salton Sea, and Joshua Tree.
When i was watching the movie, by this point, i was still wondering what happened to the real Walter Collins. About the real story, i knew the matter was called Wineville Chicken Coop Murders, but didn't knew that much. I had seen the part where Ybarra talks with that dude Northcott, and that the latter was the owner of a ranch. When i was watching this scene, i decided to investigate in Wikipedia about it, and i saw that the name Gordon Stewart Northcott (that dude Ybarra spoke to and the owner of that ranch) was written in blue letters, which meant that there was an article about him in the page. So i went there, and i was shocked to know that Northcott was a serial killer of children that died on the gallows. And when Sanford identified Walter in one of the pictures, i realized the sad truth: poor Walter was kidnapped and murdered by that Northcott guy.
Watching this is kind of creepy, knowing what later happened to Sanford’s next door neighbour in Saskatoon in 1962.
What happened?
@@sarah-hj7fz look up Alexandra Wiwarchuk. There’s a few TH-cam videos about her.
I don't know why they made it such a high number. In reality weren't there only about 3 or 4. That's bad enough.
only 3 were proven in court, but sanford really did testify about 20, and i believe him.
3/4 confirmed cases but many more victims suspected ! Plus films always wanna add to the tension of a scene
Considering they had to skip some of the more gruesome details of what was done to the kids, I guess upping the numbers was a way to make up for it
After these scenes! i toyed with the idea of giving my daughter a leash or a tracking device. I've seen tons of slasher movies and also gore-heavy movies. but these scenes gave me more horror.
This movie and Prisoners makes me sick to my stomach.
Clark wasn't tried but was sentenced to five years at the Whittier State School, which was later renamed the Fred C. Nelles Youth Correctional Facility. Clark was there for 23 months and, after his release, deported back to Canada.
Good thing the kid told the truth
The detectives cigarette turned to ash. He didn't take another puff after that!
What kind of fucking monster dare to did something like that!!????
A monster with a chemical imbalance in his brain!
How ridiculously stupid those times were when parents didn’t care where their kids went and trusted them to come back home. The parents are partly to blame and should’ve been faced with child neglect charges while Gordon Northcott was facing his own charges. I have little cousins that live in Mira Loma (the town where these killings occurred which was originally called Wineville back then) and I shudder at the thought of this happening to them. I couldn’t imagine. I’m grateful that we live in a time where parents are more careful. Gordon Northcott deserved to have a lot of torturous things done back to him, but obviously the system doesn’t work that way so the closest thing to torture would be life in prison. That should’ve been his sentence instead of death in my opinion.
Not Stupid; Just safer.
I think I saw this when I was like 7, fucked me up for a while
Read the book
Can somebody explain to me why Sanford attacked the detective when he went to the ranch?
Was he scared of retaliation by northcott if he surrendered?
Haven't seen this movie for years and I still had to skip some of this scene.
Really dark stuff.
Any young parents out there now, stop staring at your f**king phone, take the earbuds out and keep an eye on your kids at all times when you leave the house.
I remember watching this for the first time, and my jaw dropped.
I hope Sanford was accepted into Heaven after trying to cleanse himself of all the sins he had to do to keep himself alive from his "Uncle"
Worse than saw
Worse than IT 2017
ヤバラ刑事は優しかった。
The cigarette shot is so good. It's one of the most memorable shots in the film
Just read the book, i recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about this case. It's one of the most interesting and creepy cases