George C. Scott roasts Don Rickles (LEGENDADO)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2016
- O "The Kraft Music Hall Friars Club Roast" de Don Rickles foi ao ar em 30 de setembro de 1970. Contou com o apresentador Johnny Carson e os "roasters" foram o comediante Alan King, o âncora do telejornal noturno da NBC, Chet Huntley, o comediante Henny Youngman, o ator George C. Scott, o comediante Milton Berle e o apresentador Dick Cavett.
George C. Scott foi chamado porque seu filme "Patton" acabava de estrear e fora um sucesso avassalador de crítica e público. O filme foi ainda mais visto quando Scott declarou, já naquela ocasião, que se fosse indicado ao Oscar, não compareceria à cerimônia porque discordava da idéia de artistas competindo entre si por um prêmio. Ele foi indicado e cumpriu a promessa: em abril do ano seguinte ganhou o Oscar e não foi. Scott era um gênio da arte de interpretar. Morreu em 1999.
"I did not come here tonight to make fun of Don Rickles. Neither did I come here to trade barbs with Don Rickles because it would take a comedian to do the first and true wit to do the second.
Instead, I've come here tonight to say something nice about Don Rickles. And for that you have to have an actor." 😂🤣 Great line!
George refused his Oscar but he was there to roast his friend Don Rickles. Obviously these two are great friends who show how to to dig each other with class. They don't make 'em like this anymore!
These old roasts are WAAAYYYY Better than anything they do today. 😆😂🤣
Not half as mean though. Barely roasts by today's standards.
It's called having class.
@@corvuscrow5485 Disagree. The Rat Pack group of entertainers and their show biz admirers constantly made reference to themselves as "having class," "doing it classy"... but most of them were assholes, mean drunks, wife and girlfriend abusers, etc.. Of course they treated each other well enough, but ALWAYS made a show of it. In other words, "classy" was merely a pose. Read their memoirs and their spouses' memoirs. So much ugly, cruel behavior behind closed doors.
George C. Scott and Don Rickles were truly masters of their craft.
It's no wonder we feel lost..all the greats are gone...
Absolutely!
Scott was very stylish in 1970. Would look so in 2019. Great hair, beard and glasses.
We will never see the likes of these roasts again. Proper laughs, not an expletive in sight.
Rickles, Martin, Berle, Carson, King and the greatest if em all for me, Groucho 😂
*Real, gentle, life-affirming humor - and genuine male camaraderie and affection.*
George C. Scott's performance in Dr. Strangelove is a comic masterpiece that a performer like Jerry Lewis or Jim Carrey could only dream of. The only reason George decided not to pursue a career in comedy is surely because he chose not to. He is one of the best character actors of the 20th century and a legend in his own right, whose work in many classic films will be seen and studied by many film enthusiasts for many years to come. R.I.P. George C. Scott.
Terrence Daugherty
I can only imagine Scott doing a role like Nielsen did in Airplane. Being hilarious by trying to act serious.
George C Scott actually stole Dr Strangelove, his performance is that highlight of the movie...he outdoes Peter Sellers who had 3 roles
@@stevefowler5970 Says you.
Word is, Kubrick tricked him into hamming it up (when he refused to do so). He told Scott to go over the top in rehearsal, claiming the camera was off. It wasn't. Afterwards, Scott was upset.
No one mentioned their private parts, used swear words or mentioned partisan politics. Class.
If you’ve ever seen any of the friars club roasts they some of the most explicit language I’ve ever heard
Non-televised Roasts are just flat out nasty. And I wish I were there to see it.
GCS as Patton was one of the most remarkable screen performances.
very true sir
Also as Gen Buck Turgidson in Dr Strangelove. Brilliant.
It would have been a great pairing with Anette Funicello.
Aside from awesome jokes, I'd like to notice it's great the camera captured both Don Rickles and George C Scott in the shot for most of the time. No quick cuts from one face to another one. Whole interaction, the jokes and the mimics, is in one frame. It's nice.
"Hope you make a left and go right into yourself." Brilliant
they can never regain the quality of talent hollywood had from the 40s to the 70s
Hollywood went down a one way rabbit hole of satanism and pedophilia and drugs and blackmail. It is gone.
I doubt it's to do with talent. The structures surrounding Hollywood probably changed in a way that disables a lot of the freedoms these men enjoyed.
This was so funny that I could not stop laughing. What an awesome cast of the great ones before all of the other who came afterwards. Carson, Scott, Rickles, King, Milton B., great, great, great!!! Don Rickles he was simply OUTSTANDING!!!!! 2019
Ιφ you make Don laugh.. i mean truly laugh.. then you ARE THAT GOOD.
Rest in peace, mr Scott. You will be remembered.
George C. Scott is the Manliest thing a Man can and will think of before he dies.
George also did the best Ebenezer Scrooge. Great actor.
Davey Bumbles welllll, that goes to Elestir Sim, widely considered the greatest Scrooge that ever visited the screen! :-)
I also consider George the best Scrooge.
Yes. My favorite Scrooge.
Without question.
Indeed, Patrick Stewart was great in the role of Scrooge, but Scott was still better in my opinion. And that raspy voice of his was perfect for the role.
Wow. George C. Scott was so handsome.
George Campbell Scott (Wise, Virginia, 18 de octubre de 1927-Westlake Village, California, 22 de septiembre de 1999) fue un actor, director y productor estadounidense. Fue el primer actor en rechazar el premio Óscar al mejor actor (por su interpretación del general George S. Patton en la película Patton en 1970), cuando ya había advertido a la Academia de Artes y Ciencias Cinematográficas con meses de anticipación que lo haría por razones filosóficas si ganaba. Scott sostenía que cada actuación dramática era única y no podía compararse con las de otros intérpretes.
...Love The Late George C.Scott.! And PATTON.!!
George C. Scott was great in The Changeling...excellent ghost movie!
Best horror film
Hey, everybody--See if you can find the complete version of this roast. Henny Youngman absolutely slays the whole room.
This is gold baby, GOLD! 😁😙
Don Rickles was usually funny but sometimes when he was on a roll you couldn’t catch what he was saying because you were still laughing so hard from the joke that just came before.... he was a master at picking someone from the audience and simply massacring them!
His mind was so fast that even Robbin Williams couldn’t keep up with him!
What a great man and a great comedian!
What’s your name?
WRONG!
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None of these legends cussed to be funny back then.
Nowadays no comic can even try to be funny without one 'Fuck' in their speech in the show
Dear God, it's like seeing/hearing Percival C. McLeach talking. Good old memories.
Joannaaaaa....
Don Rickles was asked "what profession would you have done if not comedy" He replied deeply I have always wanted to do Broadway. A truly emotional man wrapped in genius but he knew to bring laughter rather than tragedy to the earth. In Shakespeare we both laughed and cried. In Don Rickles comedy we just wanted to die.........Circle. of yin/yang.
One of the greatest performances of all time. Don: As Patton you made a fool of yourself, lol
Roasting with praise - what a concept! LOL
Wow amazing these guys were just naturals.
Should be titled Don Rickles roasts George C. Scott at Don Rickles Roast.
The Changeling is brilliant. Dr Strangelove is a riot. Patton is blistering tour de force. Great chess player too!
The Changling with Trish Van Devere was a great film!
No expletives but who doesn’t belly laugh at these giants of comedy ...
For deep great laughs, this one wins... HANDS DOWN!!! ♡♡♡♡!
OMGOOSH...
ALL THE GREATS... GONE!
George truly missed the Oscars, because he didn't believe in the worshipping of idols...
Muito obrigado por postar esta "pérola" de vídeo e com ótima tradução e legenda. Parabéns bbbernardo.
Sensacional! Ótima legenda!
DON’T WAVE THE FLAG OF SURRENDER!
😂🤣😂🤣
Pure genious! Pure gold!
Meu Deus, esse Don Rickles era um gênio. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
A class act. The end
George was one of the best actors in America
Good as it gets. George C Scott was a hell of an actor. Stranglove and Patton two great films that he was featured. Rickles at his peak. Carson at his peak. Big time guys up there.
This stuff never gets old.
It gets BETTER!!
He was brilliant in Dr strangelove
I didn’t think other people could roast Don Rockies. He was the GENIUS among roasters.
Who is Don Rockies???
Muito bom!
Valeu pela legenda!
Não há nada do Don Rickles ou Johnny Carson legendado em português!
George C. Scott was one of the most amazing Actor who ever lived.....whatching on Crystmas's Carol ( he deserved an Oscar for this Play) and Charles Dickens Masterpiece Oliver Twist make you became an Actor yourself
It is ironic that Rickles didn't know who Jim Mulholland was. He wrote for, among many other things, the Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts.
Oh, he knew. He was making fun of him
It was obviously a set-up.
Rickles is amazing. Fucking hilarious machine.
Hello George C Scott I've never seen hey bad movie with you in it - your last movie inherit the wind was one Best movies you ever made, but it is too bad you had to pass on. Not many Great actors left today but you were one of them.
Rickles played crap game in Kelly’s Heros
Que vídeo marailhoso, por favor posta mais vídeos do Mr Rickles
Tem mais quatro ou cinco no canal. Dá uma olhada lá.
Tears of laughter!!
3:19 LOL
thank you
I wonder about the guy down in front. Does he ever wonder about the fact that he is one of the few that can say he was roasted by Don Rickles...on film, in front of the world at the time. I wonder if, over time, he understands the honor bestowed upon him.
I love the loud nonsensical quotes.
Great. Actor. Scott.
Mcleach roasts mr Potato Head.
great satirical intro from Johnny Carson....
Carson was an asshole, turned into a reclusive alcoholic when retired.His nice guy act ,that's all it was,an act.
Legenda mais
Great Actor
Goerger C. Scott, the man who roasted Don Rickles
wow carson looked great here.
I can hear McLeach.
...who's roasting who here ?? :-)
George C Scott is infamously known as a nasty person. But his tribute to Don Rickles shows how charming, gracious and kind he could be to a friend.
Only to women.
Don understands there are microphones, right? XD
Dr Strangelove, what A great movie
Giant of a man.
Sitting there who do you think you are MOSES ha ha, If any women ever wanted to know what mens men are just watch any of these
Don isn't the actor that gets slapped by Patton is he? Not for what i've checked at least..
George said it was for a screen test, it doesn't necessarily mean Don would finally be in the film.
Tim Considine from "My Three Sons" is the actor.
Its the way round
Hollywood is dead, the great "TALENTS" of years past proves it. +
Check out Flim Flam Man for a comic tour de force!
I only see a bearded general Patton
What are you a road?
I have a feeling when Generation Z comes around to age we will see the same type of class as we had back then. History repeats instead and it is time.
Man... I sure hope, so.
All I hear is just Patton speaking.
Você teria o vídeo do Dom Rickles com o Ronald Reagan legendado?
Vi uns comentários em inglês e a galera tava morrendo de rir
O roast do Reagan na época em que era governador ou a posse dele como presidente? A propósito, acabei de postar a entrevista do Rickles com o Larry King.É de chorar de rir.
@@bernardoschmidt qualquer uma dessas duas opções seria ótimo, na verdade kkkkkk
Já tô indo nesse vídeo novo pra assistir 👍
@@jonhjohn9529 Estou começando a traduzir Rickles no roast do Reagan governador
Why did they laugh when Scott mentioned Annette Funicello?
Because Scott had a classical theater background, was considered one of the best actors in the world, and Annette - albeit a sweet, darlng girl - was only known for a handfull of teenage movies.
may the blessings of Abraham overtake you, you who saved this footage
This is so great and wholly crap I wonder if that is the Jim M. I know from NY
1:16 "Friars", no "friers". Entonces "fritadores" es incorecto.
Great actor....but a Mean drunk.....🥊
Anybody else think Sean Penn could play GCS in a biopic????
God, NO!... George was a big, gruff, rugged handsome man, with a broken nose from bar brawls and a powerful husky stage actor's voice. Penn is good at playing weirdos just like himself. My opinion, of course.
@@bernardoschmidt I agree. Sean Penn is an over actor. "Never go full retard".
Penn is very left wing , Scott was right wing. & i/m/o Scott was a much better actor & better looking.
The way Hollywoods going now, they would probably pick Dwayne Johnson or Jennifer Lawrence to portray him.
Hilarious
they can never regain the quality of talent hollywood had from the 40s to the 70s