The Great Race - Original Theatrical Trailer
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- OSCAR WINNER:Best Sound EffectsEnter the wackiest transcontinental road race ever with Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood, Peter Falk and Keenan Wynn in Blake Edward's Academy Award winning souffle of slapstick comedy supreme, The Great Race! At the turn of the 20th century a host of colorful characters set out on a 20,000-mile auto race from New York to Paris, and madcap hilarity ensues.
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Saw this classic comedy first in 1966. Have watched it a million times since. Never gets old. Never loses its comic punch. Sweet music. PUSH THE BUTTON, MAX ! ! !
Love this movie. This is where Hanna & Barbera got the idea for the cartoon Wacky Races.
I saw bits of this movie as a kid. I remember Leslie’s first appearance. He gave a smile and his teeth sparkled.
I saw this movie when I was a child. I never forget.
A major classic,will forever love this great movie.
this is one of the funniest movies ever made. Jack Lemmon is beyond hilarious as Professor Fate and Prince Friedrich Hapnick, as well as the greatest pie fight scene in history. For me the added attraction was sound effects from the classic WB cartoons. I think I'll watch it tonight. A double 👍👍.
Push the button Max.
𝙼𝙰𝚇!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
😂😂😂
I showed this to the little ones. When the bouncing ball sing along came on, they spontaneously started singing ...Almost made me cry...They got IT!
My dad laughed at this movie as I had never heard before, it was one of his favorite comedies. I see this trailer and it brings back fond memories.
I was ten when this was released. It may be the movie that made me laugh the hardest. Lemmon and Falk were a great team in that movie... Up! Up, you idiot, up!!!
Every now and then, I feel the uncontrollable need to rewatch this film. I've seen it dozens of times. In my misspent youth, I caught it whenever it was broadcast, but even now, with DVD in hand, I rewatch it, even though I can recite large segments from memory. This was and is the ultimate guilty pleasure, a real feel-good film. No higher message (though one could have argued that the women's rights theme was the message at the time). But what joyous fun. Innocent, but not prudish. I showed this to a friend who immigrated here from Russia, and she was, genuinely, tearful with delight.
I'm glad I grew up when I did, because nothing like this could be made now.
Professor Fate= Dick Dastardly
Maggie DuBois= Penelope Pitstop
The Great Leslie= Peter Perfect
Max Meen= Muttley
Mad World is the all time funniest but never saw this. My sister and I will be watching it tonight :D Can't wait!
Love love love this movie. Added big bonus, Henry Mancini. I have lived this movie since it first came out. Jack Lemmon is fantastic. Notice the moose in Fates house. Homage to Ernie Kovacs.
My father had the biggest crush on Natalie Wood. You can see why.❤❤❤
0:49 back when " gay" had different meaning.
Seen at least 6 or 7 times. Childhood favourite
I honestly lost count how many times I watched this film.
Both lead cars in the personal collection of Garner Holt. Saw them both in person yesterday and in fantastic condition!
Natalie Wood was so incredibly beautiful.
Always a Christmas favourite
That one was the inspiration for wacky races, my favorite cartoom ❤
One of the funniest comedies I remember seeing! Fell in love with it as a youngster, my older brother took me to see it.. The pie fight scene is a masterpiece! (I read somewhere that they had to do numerous partial retakes because Tony Curtis got hit by pies accidentally.) Looking back, I object to the idea that the man is almost always right and that Natalie Wood had gratuitous corset scenes. (Same with "Penelope" another favorite of mine.) I'd have never caught the subtle costume change for Curtis until my brother pointed it out, without ever really explaining it.
The Great Leslie (dressed in white) and Professor Fate (dressed in black) were a caricature of the old fashioned good guy vs. bad guy silent films of the early 20th century. Natalie Wood was not only a sex symbol but she was a great actress and brilliantly funny in this movie. Her "gratuitous" scenes were done with class and no nudity. There isn't a movie or TV show today without far more gratuitous scenes with their female characters.
When Hollywood was grand.
Saw this movie at the age of four. The scene where Tony Curtis climbed into the Baron's castle for a sword fight scared me!
This movie inspired Wacky Races
Magnificent film 🎥
More brandy!
Jack Lemmon is best.
This movie was a creation of the 1968 cartoon Wacky Races.
They actually had that big white car, the "Leslie Special," at the Tupelo Automobile Museum before it was closed down in 2019. It got sold-off at auction along with the rest of the collection and I have no idea what's become of it since.
Oh the nostalgia...I 1st saw this movie back in the early 90's as a kid and loved it ever since.
Edit: Thanks TH-cam for this recommendation! Never knew I wanted to see something so badly until I actually saw it.
same but 2000's
This is one of Blake Edwards best movies
As a child,I thought it was the best movie ever made
The definition of classic
I saw the movie when I was a kid with my grandpa we both laughed and enjoyed it I wish I could find the DVD so I could honor his memory
It is a great movie! I bought it on DVD on Amazon back in 2011. Should be there. Hope you find it!
Have on Blu-ray
You can download it on TH-cam, AND it's on Netflix now!
The Fast and furious before fast and furious.
A great classic, even i don't like the running time.
One of the best movies b ever!!
In the time before Inception bwongs and fart jokes... I love it.
Fantastic movie I absolutely love it
Great adventure-comedy!
Take a drink every time someone gets a pie in the face?
You'll take no drinks that I can remember for most of the movie, then one scene will kill you.
*gulp* "Brandy! Throw more brandy!..."
No! I never mix my pies!
Great Movies 😂
Race for the great inventions
I LOVE THIS MOVIE
Why is not in You tube or Netflix?!
Gostaria de assistir!
Love this movie. Jack Lemon and Peter Faulk steel the show.
Of course, being the villians, one would expect them to steal SOMETHING!
I watch this movie everyday
Good movie but hard to get dvd/blueray in europe. With subs..
Good movie. Awful trailer.
Montpelier Montgomery like most of modern trailers.. Show whole movie best stuff in few minutes.
Montpelier Montgomery its 1965, times were different so don’t call it bad
@@nickbungart4004 Times *were* different. Still a bad trailer.
Roger Taylor's favorite film
max!!!!!!
Does anyone know which earlier films the clips of Curtis, Lemmon and Wood are from at the start of this trailer?
The Natalie Wood clip was from Sex and the Single Girl, and I think the Tony Curtis one was as well. I’m not sure about the Jack Lemmon one, though.
@@jmh27 Thanks lot for the response. I’m considering upgrading this trailer with the Blu-ray footage, but the Natalie Wood credit would be tricky since that exact shot doesn’t actually appear in The Great Race (even though the scene does).
The Jack Lemmon scene is from the courtroom climax of "How To Murder Your Wife." If you've seen the movie, you'll recall this memorable scene: With a murder conviction seemingly inevitable, Lemmon fires his attorney and takes over his own defense. Noting the all male jury, Lemmon then makes a gloating confession to the murder (which he didn't commit) and claims justifiable homicide, implying that justifiable homicide would be valid for any man who killed his wife. The jurors, reflecting on their own marriages, enthusiastically acquit Lemmon and carry him off on their shoulders.
By the way, his wife does finally return in the final scene and it can be assumed they live a long and happy life together. Even so, I don't think this movie would fly today. 😀
classic....still do not understand why jack lemon did not get oscar
"The Great Race isn't real cinema, it's just a theme park ride." - Martin Scorsese, probably.
Why not upload in better quality? thanks
the quality is fine ! you tech loving trump hating millennial !
@@r.c.r.rproductions8462 The video could and should be in better quality, tf is wrong with you
That's the best quality DVRs could store in the 1950s.
Set this movie free and you tube fans will like it,
And like you!! YAY!!!!!!😊
So, is wacky races came out before or after this ?
Wacky races came after this
Real life, Wacky races
Maxxxxxxxx
Sorry to be a spoiler but:
The Eiffel Tower gets knocked down at the end.
This movie had humor (slapstick) which was hard to watch and even harder to keep up with, including a four-minute pie fight. Exhausting. It made for a very long Saturday afternoon matinee.
Who came here from the Dollop?
Instead of the movies of today TODAY'S movies are GARBAGE
I remember a teacher showed this to her elementary students. Is there anything inappropriate in here?
No there is not. Just a fun movie.
“It’s the gayest!”
..Welp, I'm sold.
The movie was great but this trailer is terrible! Actually, it really sucks!
Back when the word gay meant something good!!!
But now it means something cool, and awesome.
@@funnylittlecreature cool and awesome lol okay
it's the gayest? AND it has peter falk in it? SIGN ME UP!!!
🔥🔥🔥🔥
I took out my notebook from class tonight and even took notes
1:12 🔥🖤🖤
👇 👇 👇 👇 👇🔥
Very bad advert. For this movie especially.
True. Promoting some of the lamest parts of a very entertaining film...
gayest trailer ever
"It's the gayest" put that in a trailer in today's world and the SJW'S will come crawling out of the woodwork for taking it in completely the wrong context.
Ah, the good old cake-in-the-face and car-crash jokes... yawn.
Wait wait holup, What do you mean “gayest”? Is it a joke or smthin
Back then, ‘gay’ was just another word for ‘happy’.
This must have been back when the highest form of humor was a person falling in mud in their underwear. This looks awful.
I hope your friends are as pathetically humorless as your are. You should at least have SOME company in that bleak little prison you call 'your life.'
The rest of us are having a ball! Some of us are even lucky enough to have 'Two!'
Get some Humor, get a Life or just Get The Fuck Out of Here!
See? You have choices!
Putting our childhoods aside, why do people still love this inane piece of Hollywood excess? It sucked then, and hasn't improved since.
That's your opinion... Don't state it like fact. You don't and can't speak for everyone. I love this movie. I don't understand why you and many other people do this.. You don't like something so you decide you must go and comment on it negatively... Makes a lot of sense...
Because it's fun.
"...why do people still love this inane piece of Hollywood excess?..." *_Because_* it's an inane piece of Hollywood excess. No hidden agenda or preaching - Just having fun...