Expelled From the Palace, This CHEF Succeeded Build the First Restaurant in France
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ย. 2022
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I did some research for a bit and found out that this is not actually a true story but just a good story
For the click bait
My english is not that good but can you explain what "based on" mean? Then? Im confused?
@@ulvjenta88 "Based on true story" usually mean that certain events are true but the story surrounding it are fictionalised. Its like a movie about WW2 where the love story and drama about the character are fiction but the battles are based on actual historical battles, like the movie Pearl Harbour and Titanic.
Then you have "inspired by true events" where everything in the movie can be fictional, just that certain aspect of it may have been "inspired" from certain events. Example is a fantasy movie but the conflict and political drama are inspired by world history, like Game of Throne being inspired by England's War of the Roses.
@@13gan exactly
So based and inspired are nearly two identical things but what stands between them. Is how certain events are somewhat real occasions?
I'm a lost my bad.
Unfortunately in today's society, there are still wealthy people who think they are too good to be around "commoners".
**update** Just to be clear, I am not talking about those that are introverts or people that just overly prefer to keep to themselves. That's understandable. I'm talking about those that are full on classists. The ones that look down upon others and think they are better because they are rich.
Classism never disappeared. It just went underground.
@@kettch777 more like to the penthouse
I also feel like this but I dont have enough money. I am just extreme introvert.
@@qis2999 I have enough money i think, AND i am very introverted. While I do not feel myself above others, most people often think i do, because of my asocial lifestyle. 😅
And many religious leaders who believe they are superior to their parishioners.
Now this is a good way to show appreciation towards the one that cooks you good food
Always be nice
He or she can always spit in it and give it to you with a smile
“Before you get us killed or worse expelled”
-Hermione Granger
Guess he got the worse punishment, getting expelled instead of killed
Potter Head😭
The funniest part of this movie is when the Duke storms off and his wife quickly grabs all the little cakes before she follows him lmao
She had her priorities straight.
Respect to the fact that he stood up for himself
Crazy thing is this is actually loosely based on a true story about the first restaurant but granted it was actually started in Paris, Italy. The story being told is obviously fictional, names have been changed, and they moved the setting of the restaurant from Paris to the countryside likely because its a more beautiful setting for the happy ending they went with.
Overall its a great movie I think especially since they abandoned the cliche revenge story for a more positive ending.
Dude, Paris is not in Italy.
@@quasimodo8959 there are multiple places named Paris
I’m italian and I can’t find any city called Paris (or similar), nor did I ever heard of it
Paris is in France
@@d3v_gaming128 there is more than one paris
When a fifteen minute recap can jerk the tear, I know I'll be watching the whole thing in the future.
I remember on my history class I found out that the Pizza is a commoner dish that aristocrats avoiding to eat it.
Dude the same applies today
@@edenleave2054 pizza is a blessing, they're the ones missing out on it lol
@@kiwi4058 pizza is disgusting filth. The only good pizzas are either thin crusted ones or napolitan.
@@robert.m6755 pizza is great screw you.
Same thing with caviar , crab, lobster, etc. ORIGINALLY common man foods.
Anyone got suggestions on more movie/film or series on food, cooking, culinary?
This are among the films I came across before:
Chef, The Last Recipe, Haute Cuisine, A Hundred Foot Journey, Burnt, Babette's Feast, Le Grand Chef 1 & 2. I like these the most till now. So much depth and details on the cooking, food itself and character development.
and a few Chinese's' like the Cook Up Storm, Kung Fu Chef, Final Recipe, etc... They were fine but more towards fantasy rather than grounded and realistic enough to grasp me in. Entertaining but forgettable.
I also like series that showcase food like Let's Eat, Miss Culinary from Thailand. These are relatable to me as I ate those food my whole life. Yes, I'm aware of Japanese series like Bottakuri, Hot & Spicy, The Road to Red Restaurants etc but they are too trivial and I can't binge them for a long time.
Any more that I missed???
Ratatouille!
@@esyphillis101 Thank you for the kind suggestion. I rather watch films and series rather than cartoons.
I watch animes from time to time but my genre for an anime is more towards isekai and adventure rather than culinary type like the Shokugeki No Souma or Yakitake Japan or Toriko (for God sake!). These are within the fantasy category like I've mentioned aboved.
For the visual culinary experience, I like it to be realistic, relatable and grounded. I like the realism of a professional setting or luscious relatable cooking and dining experience.
A rat cartoon that cook is not that palatable for me. Just not my cup of tea. But you do you. You can explore the animes that I've mentioned. I've finished all of them. Quite entertaining. At least more than Ratatouille, imo.
Chocolat
The Bear is great show. Also, Chef’s table is mesmerizing. And Ratatouille might just surprise you!
Eat drink man woman, it's an old chinese movie and the cooking scene is so memorable for me 👌
Wait Hycanith was such a W person, I loves that statement near the end: "He had been serving the wrong person", that was awesome!
i love this story. made my heart feel light. the chef in the movie found his new sunrise. my profession is different but condition is the same. i am looking forward for my new sunrise.
All the best 🤝
do you have the name of the movie?
Heart warming story ❤, Thank you
When u engrave urself at work and forget about your family... His Father died and he got to know through his neighbor a year later
The Best StoryLine ever.. 🤟🥰
I'm confused the cook didn't get paid for his years of service
This is the pre-French revolution feudal era. The higher class generally looked down on the lower class and always expect slaves to work for them not paid workers
Eating the food made by him itself was too much for them... Letting him be the cook and given place to sleep and meals to eat only was considered way too much!!!
I wonder how he got his clothes
all cook were paid with food to eat and place to stay.
lmao what are you talking about? that didn't exist back then
Thx Storyline,,great narrated 🎩
Inspirational story🔥
I just love these kinds of movies. Keep it up bro!
this really gives me inspiration as I really want to become a chef in the future (i'm 13) just to make people smile with the dishes i would create.
You can do it, kid ☺️☺️🌷
@@Vrishchic ty for the support
Life-long line cook here to offer support but also a warning, it is hard work, very hard. Long days, short nights and working for a chef can break many people. There is a standard that must be met at all times. It is rewarding work, seeing people smile and have a fantastic time and just being human but everything that goes into preparing that meal is a lot of work. Learn the flavors, what the different components of a meal taste like, the smells, the visuals, it is a lot. Prepare yourself for that and put your mind to it and you can do it.
@@Valterius87 No one can live without hardwork .
I have enjoyed the story. Excellent twist how the creation of a restaurant was started. Bravo!
🙌🏻 😁 I watched the movie "Delicious" in Singapore movie theater.
Pleasantly surprised to watch it 2nd time with indepth social norms & cultural explanation prevalent in that time period. Thanks !
This was a pretty good story, I loved it, loved the ending it was perfect
Thank you I have wanted to see this film for ages and did not have the time！！！
I pretty much enjoyed watching food ☺ I adored the movie merci
Such a good a simple story although its not how it would have ended in reality 200 or so years ago
If it was 200 years ago, the Duke and his entire family would have already been killed.
#GreatMovies One of the#Best I've seen this yr!🔥🍽️📽️🎥😋
the best cooking movie i've ever see. glad you recomend thus
I just finished this movie- it was really good!
Loved all the food in it too
Can you share the name please? I've been wanting to watch it but couldn't find it.
@@Freakoticbbx "Delicious"
@@Freakoticbbx I found it on Amazon prime “Delicious” or “Delicioux” it’s a French movie
Please what's the movie's title
@@edwin-21grace delicioux. It’s a French film
I'm new here (Not to movie recaps but to this channel in particular) and I immediately recognize the background OST you use XD it's called snowfall
Awesome video and brilliant story
After mugal rule ended all the royal chef's also opened restaurant's in old Delhi
Same in Rajasthan and Hyderabad
That was a sweet story.
So Pierre never came to visit his father to look after him very sad.
IIRC, slaves weren't typically allowed to visit family, and sometimes even letters were intercepted to keep them focused on their jobs. It's still sad that he couldn't look after his father, but we also have to keep in mind the time period and his position. Though I'd be haunting my son if he never came to visit me hahaha
brilliant made me cry
Great movie!
Hirokazu Kore-eda as a show-runner!! Exciting
A chef that has a ground to stand on
Nice lesson ❤
Solid story
I love comeback stories
Lovely!!💛🧡💙💚
epic story !!
Nice!
Quite a story. Even if not true Interesting about howand why public eating got started in Europe.
The ending is beautiful 😭😭😭
4:55 WHAT???? A noble wants to hold a feast for his noble friends at poor peasants hut?
The French revolution started the French cafes in Paris. The nobles were all killed or fled, and their cook were out of a job. So they had to go into business for themselves.
best movie
In China, restaurants were around even before the Han Dynasty (200 AD).
The movie description is the fist restraunt in France not the world learn to read before commenting
@@johnmacy739 Even that is not technically true. I mean taverns and inns have existed even before where food are served. Plus, during the Romans times, I'm sure that Paris (or Lutetia in Latin) is already a developing town with bath house, amphitheatre and forum (basic for Roman provincial capital) so its most likely that restaurants already existed back then, serving trades people and soldiers that pass through the town.
It’s a story. Not historical fact but the traditional explanation (and even then the movie adds new stuff on top of that)
True, but it's more than restaurants since often there are many different level for different rank of officials.
It's more like a gathering places for officials.
@@13gan Yes but AFTER the fall of rome THERE WERE NO RESTAURANTS AS WE KNOW IT. Except maybe in China. It took the French Revolution(where nobles lost their heads) that private chefs DECIDED TO SERVE THE PUBLIC. LOL. Although there were bakeries before the revolution but not the same as restaurants. Plus even then bakeries/pastry shops MOSTLY SERVED THE RICH. After all baking a wedding cake CAN be expensive.
Ending is wholesome ❤
weren't there like pubs that served food way before? Probably first fine dining restaurant?
Certainly wasn’t the birth of the fancy restaurant
beautiful
Woow 😭 i need this movie ❤️
The inspirational power of simping.
Lol
😂
9:05 I wasn't expecting that to happen tbh XD. It came out of nowhere.
I better watch it right now. Kind of interesting. Not only that love to see the food. I'm fond of food...
they embarrased him so bad he almost cried LMAO
Very nice movie❤
Very beautiful
That restaurant is way before it's time, with social distancing.
such good movie
What's the name of that soundtrack.
If this a real story, all the characters that humiliated the duke would have their heads roll on the floor.
Ayo! If you heard about a movie called The Hundred foot journey, they stole some ideas from it
where can i download this movie
"pour his heart content" bro we know it's TH-cam but still🤣🤣
If I could go back in time and try that food back then it must taste really good without added preservative🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Nice story
title the movie?
nice story
Never trust a skinny chef!
lol
Ha ha, that’s my excuse for being fat. Obviously you need to love food to wish to cook well.😂😂😂😂😂😂
Damn this actually looks quite good
Now the duke is dead you don't fckn mess the person who makes food for you
I have to watch this movie.
Unfortunately, some of the wealthy born will never figure out that in order to make the world better, you need to first understand the world and not just your “world.”
Never Insult the Cooker or you will never know what’s goes to your mouth after
this is like the movie CHEF but in victorian times ehehehhe. will watch this one
Is his restaurant still running today?
you forgot to add the fall of bastille!!
Title ofbthe movie pls..
Movie name??
I love movies based on cooking
Whats the name of this movie? It's not stated in the details or is the name "inspirational" lols
And by first ever restaurant you mean first ever fine dining place, not like a first ever place where people can gather to eat food.
Nah bro that one dude at the table was Gordon Ramsay's ancestor
How the heck did he got crushed by the barrel which is near impossible
If its full it can definitely kill a person.
MY DEAR FRIEND, Jacob seemed to be around 65 years old. Those barrels are about 100 to 200 litres in volume. That Means each barrel with only plain water will weigh about 100 to 200 kg. If an object of that much mass hit an old mans skull, he will be dead in few seconds.
Those barrels weigh 100+ pounds EMPTY, it was probably stocked, if it was full of liquid wine, the total weight of the barrel+liquid would be 500LB minimum, all on top of the chest of an old man.
There is that those barrels most likely weighed alot more than you think, but also when we think of how healthy an strong people are it is based on how we are now adays. In the past you might be pretty strong an healthy in your middle years, but your early an elder years could be quite weak an frail. Mostly it is from the fact that you only had your own ability to provide for yourself/family, or your family to aid you, as back then there was no social welfare system to aid you., An so many times the elderly were in quite bad health, and so pretty simple things could lead to death, hell things we think of as pretty minor now back than were potentially deadly in those ages.
Skill issue
what movie is this??
Title... I need the name of the movie...
That's heart warming movie story. 🥲
So when family dies it’s okay to keep cooking but when a women you barely know leaves you then it’s not okay?
Name of the film so that I can watch that and not the recap
What is the title of this movie?
I thought that was Hodor in the thumbnail.
Ayo Pierre come out here “eeerrrr”
What is the name of the movie
Sigh. Why not just include the title of the movie?
edit: Oh, I see. The movie is named, "Delicieux".
What the title of the movie
A woman was not supposed to be a chef?? Thought they used to think a woman's place was in the kitchen
Apparently, they just didn't want women to hold titles. Like Colette said in Ratatoullie, "rules made it impossible for women to enter this world; rules designed by stupid, old, men."
It's kinda funny how activities associated with women were often seen indecent in a professional setting; cooking is one example, you could count music and writing too if you were to stretch a bit. In most cases there is indeed a lot of irony in women traditionally not being allowed to be chefs. Now that being said, it seems like this was more specific to positions that came with title, like a chef for aristocrat; I do believe many commoner women cooked with their family or husband if they owned taverns or inns or bakeries etc.
Was the duke sentenced to death ? I feel like the recap is incomplete 😅