Dustin Hoffman New Beginning #1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ย. 2011
- "I was a better man with you as a woman than I ever was with a woman as a man."
In the final moments from the film "Tootsie" (Columbia Pictures Corporation, 1982, Dustin Hoffman, Jessica Lange), Michael and Julie discover that their love transcends gender.
Michael: Julie, can I call you sometime ? Look, I don't want to hold you up. I just did it for the work. I didn't mean to hurt anybody -- especially you.
Julie: I miss Dorothy.
Michael: You don't have to. She's right here. And she misses you. Look, you don't know me from Adam, but I was a better man with you as a woman than I ever was with a woman as a man. Know what I mean ? I've just got to learn to do it without the dress. I mean, at this point in our relationship there might be an advantage to my wearing pants. The hard part's over, you know. We were already good friends.
Julie: Will you loan me that little yellow outfit ?
Michael: Which one ?
Julie: The Halston.
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This is one of those movies I can watch over and over again and it never gets old !
Yes, it is brilliant in so many ways.
It's a shame that movies like this aren't made anymore.
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Me, as well😊
fact 😊
I love that he makes her laugh, gives her one of Dorothy's looks and reassures her whatever she liked about Dorothy is still there- for her.
One of the best films of the 80s and one of the best comedy-dramas of all time. Razor sharp writing and acting. Hoffman, Pollack, Coleman, Lange, Garr, Murray. They're all superb
What a phenomenal actor Dustin is....just extraordinary.
Dustan Hoffman the greatest actor of all time.!!!!.
Hoffman and Lange were priceless! a wonderful ending when he puts his arm around her and 'It might be you' plays in the closing credits! you cheer them both! I saw this with my brother, who is gone now! it always makes me tear up at the end!
Watch this scene kids. Its Dustin Hoffman and Jessica Lange in their prime in one of the best drama comedies of all time. You're never going to see a movie ending acted this good ever again.
Yes, I agree totally.
The movie was #metoo 35 years before the initial campaign. It was fresh and it was funny. It made the point. It was made by fiercely devoted actors/actresses. It was everything this new #metoo thing failed to represent.
It’s a great scene. I always cry when he begs her for another chance.
please jus try to avoid the hyperbole - u diminish from the movie and the scene's quality by makin those types of hyperbole - try this instead" this scene was one of the most impactful scenes in MY times and it left a GREAT IMPACT ON ME" - instead of ur loaded comment with subtextual insults and condescending tone - maybe YOU needed somebody to tell u wht i am tellin you growin up - peace
@@thebicycleman8062 Oh! My comment offended you?
Thank you for answering. I'm gonna make changes. You know? As how to express myself from now on.
peace
Even though they don't end up kissing, but I'm glad that Julie finally wants to start over as good friends with Michael...
I agree
Yeah she kind of forgave him.
And perhaps that will eventually grow into something more, as Michael hopes. The best romances often start as friendships. It's intentionally ambiguous but hopeful and that's what makes it great.
Bill Murry, Terri Garr and Dabney Coleman brought good support to the movie, Jessica Lange brought the emotion and Dusty stole the show
Stole the show? He was the star.
Teri hart deserved the Oscar, she was so funny
Completely perfect movie.
Masterpiece.
Absolutely one of the best. Appeals to all ages.
What a great ensemble cast in this movie.
we need stories like this
Great ending!
What a treat tonight.....my favorite movie of all time!!!! They don't make such excellent movies anymore. Acting is superb!!!
what a great movie this was
I adore this movie
love this movie
Think the studios are Condos now and every time I drive down 42nd street I think of this scene.
watch it over and over its SOOOOOOO GOOD xo thank you
Yes, you have nailed the tenderness of the moment.
I love Dustin Hoffman
love love love this movie!!!
Ahhh should've let the song finish playing at the end... 💜
You gotta wonder if Mrs Doubtfire would've ever existed if Tootsie didn't come first...
También me encanta esa escena :D es simplemente hermosa :')
Great actor Hoffman.
I love the old movies
my faaaavorite movie
OMG. Three-fourths of the audio in this is shots of people walking ON CEMENT VERY LOUDLY.
I wish they had made a Tootsie 2.
Yes. When you think of all the sequels and prequels that get made, there is so much more that could have been done with these characters.
They'd just fuck it up. Especially since Sydney Pollack's dead, so they can't get back the original director.
@@cubdukat heck yeah. Bad enough they made a musical version. UGH.
Tootsie 2 would be as good as The Mona Lisa 2 might be.
@@juliapigworthy I wish I knew the movie Mona Lisa to comment properly.
Nice ending, but after his unveiling, he would not just be able to appear in front of the studio with no fans even looking at him. There would be a mob of 1000 people there.
And the song!!
I will. thanks
Ohh you just cut it in the best part, let that song playing! dammit :/
I had to sing it all the way through, just for completeness' sake!
Yes, it's a wonderful want to end.
Really. Cuts off about 20 seconds too soon.
I have asked this somewhere else and had no reply. Somewhere in the movie Hoffman 's agent, who also played Moe Green in the Godfather, has a picture of himself in black on white on his office wall. A sort of silhouette ? Can anybody give me any info on that style of art?
It's too complicated - you have to see the movie !
That's a good point. If he were working in the UK, he would probably have set up a company to sell his services to the studio so that both he and the studio could avoid the taxes that benefit the community.
Has anyone watched the credits all the way through? One video showed their arms around each other in the end not in a romantic way upper body only…just wondered if that really happened
Belo final pretty ending belo final
Hollywood ending but who cares? A great movie.
As if this soon, after the surprise unmasking, right outside the studio, there would not be a mob of 1000 people there if Michael Dorsey made a surprise appearance.
True!!!
So I am confused....in the very last few second about the dress does that imply that they have fallen in love again? like I know she was mad at him but when you see her smile does that mean "You're a man I am in love with you anyways whtere you're dorothy or Adam I will always be your girl Adam and you my man.." is that the basic picture there? I can't tell if the last second before credits it means that they are in love for real and in a honest relationship and to assume the best or they're just friends...?
I like to think that they are best friends but that maybe love will blossom again.
You're probably not familiar with the expression "know me from Adam" Hoffman uses here.
I'm no gender studies fan in any ways but the movie's cliffhanger here (to me) is that love passes gender barriers. Not exactly the fleshy love but the love for a substance that makes humans such things as personalities.
OY JADEN
You stopped before they put their arms around each other!!
I'm amazed Michael didn't get sued back to the stone age or end up in prison for what he did.
I just realized that DH is a lipster
I wouldn't say it is exactly about transgender issues, but it certainly makes you think ! They fell in love as two women, and grew in love as a woman and a man.
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So is Dustin Hoffman a woman presenting as a man in this movie, or as a man he was a crossdresser when he fell in love with Julie originally.
He probably explained it best to Julie when he said "lesbe friends" XD
Liars & stalkers, abusers all the same, they have all the power anyways Abusers have all the rights
Jessy Lange is still a knock out
its not.! not really.its about somebody pretending for money.
I never saw this movie. That was done in 1982, 30 years ago. I had no idea this movie was about Transgender issues.
it didn't. ;)
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This movie is NOT about “transgender” issues, despite the theme. It’s about a man who needs an acting job and goes to extremes to get one, falling in love with an impossible prospect along the way, impossible without blowing his essential cover.
It’s not.
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I haven't seen the movie for awhile...how was Michael Dorsey able to keep his secret and still be salaried by the studio? He couldn't fill out his employment papers as "Dorothy Michaels" without someone noticing immediately.
My guess is that the payment was handled by a middle man. The agent. So the payment was made to his agent who turned around and made the payment to him after getting his cut. That's just my guess as to a route that could be taken.
@@godaistudios Yeah the agent was terrified he'd be done for fraud when Michael revealed his secret to him.
Those were the days. No political correctness, no war on terror, no fake coronavirus, no new world order on the horizon.
1982 I was 13. Great times.
er... there was no Internet, and we were in a nuclear arms race with the Soviet Union, and Iran held Americans hostage for 15 months. Don't have selective memory.
@@YD-uq5fi The hostage crisis ended in January 1981 and while the Internet is fantastic, there are two downfalls. We rely on it instead of living our lives, and it often brings out the worst in us. Yes, there was an arms race, and I experienced a lot of what the cold war felt like because I was an army brat, even having lived in Germany towards the end of it. That said, much of what the people were feeling was the result of hype from the media, which is much the same now as it was then.
gosh i hate dumb ppl like dennis here..80's was GREAT times really?? crack cocaine epidemic - black people were basically still under Jim Crow laws - nuclear arms - iran problems - not to mention all the racism and aparteid in south africa - dude u must be sooo disconnected or retarded to call it GREAT TIMES - there was never a GREAT TIME OPENLY - what happens is that wen u r YOUNG u r IGNORANT therefore ur mind is ONLY FIXATED on u playin ball with ur dad or playstation or some other fun kid shit - therefore u THINK it was a great whereas in it called SELECTIVE MEMORY due to CIRCUMSTANTIAL IGNORANCE
Orwell was Right
I was on location for this scene. Great memories.
I think this movie was a precedent to explore concepts of gender fluidity and presentation way before it became a widely accepted thing. It’s kind of reassuring to know that gender fluidity was something that existed in the 80’s as it does now. It just matters how the audience interprets this. Boomers might just think “haha, a man dressed as a woman is funny” but there were probably gender fluid people back them who were able to identify with this movie as there are now. The only difference is today there are more people out about their gender identity and it is more widely accepted and acknowledged. This movie isn’t perfect by a long shot as it still adheres to stereotypical gender roles and homophobic rhetoric that was kind of required for a movie in the 80’s. Anyways, I’ve only seen clips of this movie but I intend on watching it.
Yes. It was ahead of its time in ways we are now understanding better.
In film opening a window to a much more open mainstream America... about to go back 30 years into the Nancy and Ronnie and Pat Roberson Dollhouse Show for reactionaries
But this was already going in Society before Stonewall, Waters' Divine romps, Bunny Breckenridge, etc and European and Brazilian films dived deeper than just ruffling feathers, to tickle uncomfortable Audiences. Remember the original Robin Williams and Nathan Lane Cage of Birds was a French much better film and German Fassbinder flipped the Omelette to deliver the other side of the eggs scrambled
Yeah, that wasn't the point of this movie....at all. Not at all. He wasn't wearing a dress to experiment, and his self-discovery wasn't that he liked "passing" as a woman. This is not about affirming "queerness", even if the protagonist has to be open to relating to women emotionally. You don't have to change your pronouns to do that. On the contrary, more than a few people who think womanhood is a costume DONT' relate to ciswomen or their lives, and they never will, nor do they want to. They hate other women.
He steps into a woman's shoes to get a role and becomes exposed to their interior lives - as a heterosexual man, who falls in love with one and relates to one as a person, not just as an object of desire. He never stops being a heterosexual man. The whole point of the film is that he becomes kinder and more compassionate to women.
Not everything that includes genderplay has to affirm the s_y idea becoming a woman is just a matter of putting on a dress. He never desired to be "gender fluid".
You guys ruin everything. You're completely, irredeemably insufferable. You're unbearable narcissists.
Michael in the movie. Struggles to get an acting job. No body wanted to hire him. But he just tried to pretend to be a woman to get an acting job. But Michael fell in love.
Sad how men used to grovel to get a woman back then...now all you need is an app and money 😂
It was a Better Time Romance..
Sad, ...men don’t love anymore. They can find someone else with the click of a button.
@@cindymcmillan609 It's not like the modern woman is any less shallow.
@@godaistudios I’m shocked by women too!
"Get" a woman? What does that even mean? He was actually a jerk. There is no groveling here. He betrayed her trust by not telling her the truth, and he hurt Teri Garr.
Damn Manhattan was such a dump in the early 80s.
my faaaavorite movie