In Cold Blood- Execution scene
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2020
- On November 15th, 1959, the Clutter family massacre was committed by two ex-convicts, named Perry Edward Smith & Richard Eugene Hickok. After a long road trip and caught by the FBI, this is where they pay the price. To be dropped and hanged, until their necks break.
April 14th, 1965 was the night of their execution. Richard Eugene Hickok was 33 years old when he was executed at 12:41 am. Perry Edward Smith was 36 years old when he was executed at 1:19 am. Both had their hearts pumping rapidly, until they slowly stopped after being dropped and broke their necks while being hanged. - บันเทิง
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It's amazing how the actors chosen to play the characters looked so much like the real murderer's
That was intentional and the director treated them as if they were the killers.
That's called casting.
@@ptkk21 And sometimes they get it wrong.
Why do people put an apostrophe 's' in plurals? Murderer's is murderers. No apostrophe 's'.
Paul Newman and Steve McQueen were considered initially.If memory serves they both turned down the roles to portray the killers.
A fantastic book . And the film doesn’t drift from the book at all. Outstanding acting from Blake and Wilson…
The murder scene where all of the Clutters were shot to death, was filmed in the actual house where the real murders occurred. This was the Clutter home in Holcomb, Kansas.
Really?? I didn't know that. Griping film
No it was not who told u that b s
Scott Wilson's screen debut was " In the Heat of the Night. " On the advice of Sidney Poitier, he was cast as Hickock later that year for " In Cold Blood. " A solid career in TV and film, he was cast as Hershel Greene in " The Walking Dead."
“Good memory”
-Wesley Snipes as Simon Phoenix, “Demolition Man”.
Scott Wilson was brilliant in the Great Gatsby.
Both were brilliant and creepy
He played a Chaplain in another execution movie ‘Dead Man Walking.’
The Gypsy Moths
"In Cold Blood" was a great film. Both condemned men were violent grifters, who got
their just desserts.
The book by Truman Capote is a chilling summary of the terrible crimes they committed.
To my knowledge, this is the very first Hollywood film to show a state-sponsored hanging.
It was considered very shocking at the time.
Another great film was called " The Onion Field " if you haven't seen it, you'd like it.
@@ianhillman4007 A fine film. Saw it back in 1980, and was very impressed.
James Woods was his usual menacing self.
Also good, "The executioners song" about Gary Gilmore, and "Murder in the heartland", about Charly Starkweather.
something to consider: this was not nominated for Best Picture while Doctor Dolittle was.
This was Oscar nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Director, Best Original Score, and Best Cinematography. And it was “In the Heat of the Night” that won those awards including Best Picture.
The Academy is known to favor certain pictures and certain types of pictures in its nominations, to help their box office performance. "Dr. Dolittle" was known to be in trouble, and the nomination would give it a boost.
That was back then. Nowadays, it's mostly political correctness.
I thought Scott Wilson did a good job in this movie, but Robert Blake was outstanding in this scene. I also liked the scene that preceded this one, which was edited out, of him waiting to be executed, talking to the guards and asking to let him go to the bathroom.
I remember that. Besides, he didn’t wanted to pee his pants or crap himself when he is dropped and hung by the neck until death.
Both Scott Wilson and Robert Blake were excellent in this film.
@@Woozler554 Robert Blake became Baretta! John Forsythe, one of thr head police became Charlie in Charlie's Angels!
@@O-DogKubrick
It was a complicated procedure removing all that shackling so that he could use the commode, and then reshackling him again.
And in real life, Robert Blake walked for the murder of his wife Bonnie Lee Bakley. But that's what happens when you have highly paid lawyers.
Robert Blake's involuntary shudder as the guard touches his shoulders to lead him up the gallows will be embedded in my memory.
You mean you’ll never forget that moment for as long as you live?
@@O-DogKubrick Exactly
I hope this didn’t bother you really tbh.
Very kind of you .
I remember reading somewhere that they gave Blake a shot containing a chemical stimulant to make him shudder and shake like that.
Great movie...They used the actual jury as the jury in the movie..The book was really good also
You don’t say?
@@O-DogKubrick YES i do
@@O-DogKubrick Yes they did, and it was filmed in the same courtroom. Also, the actual clutter home is shown in the movie along with Nancy Clutter's horse.
Just finishing my freshman year at Sterling College, Sterling, Kansas, it was the talk of the town.
So have they been talking about for what happened, and then those two movies? This was left out nominated for four Oscar awards, while “Capote” won Best Actor in 2005. For Philip Seymour Hoffman.
I was keeping my remarks brief. "I was just..." As in past tense. Not "I am" as in the present. My remarks clearly convey my thoughts. That's the concept of written language.
@David Johnson That was a very condescending remark.
A brilliant film.
They slaughtered the Clutter family. Holcomb, Kansas.
I grew up 5 miles from there.
Garden City.
They got what they deserved.......
@@georgelustrea2912What a waste of six lives! They could have just left them tied there without any harm and gotten ten or twenty years in prison. They weren't very clever in that part. They deserved what they got!!
@@gracealexandre3381 They were going to do just that, leave them tied up and flee back home. By the time they got loose, the next morning when visitors came for church, those guys would be long gone. However Smith became jealously incensed when Hickock tried to sexually assault Nancy Clutter which caused the emotional outburst killings.
It can't get no INTENSE than that 😮
That’s how this movie was made before you were born.
I remember this. These 2 guys killed a family of 4 for absolutely no reason. The movie came out pretty soon after
They thought that the family of four had a fortune somewhere in the house, but it was all a lie. That’s why it all backfired as they went berserk and murdered them.
I was 4 when the movie came out. Did the murders really happen, or was this a story loosely based on another crime?? I was under the impression Truman Capote just dreamed up the story
When Truman Capote did “Breakfast At Tiffany’s”, before that movie came out, that was a make believe story. By the time he heard about the Clutter family massacre that happened on November 15th, 1959, he went to Kansas to investigate. And months later, when Perry Edward Smith and Richard Eugene Hickok were brought to justice, he had conversations with them several times, and then said his goodbyes to them before the executions occurred. So yes, “In Cold Blood” was a true story for what really happened. TV channel Turner Classic Movies has been showing this original movie several times before the 93rd Academy Awards.
The book was incredibl
1967, hardly 'pretty soon after'
Why no comments,but for what these guys did,they deserved it. So does Casey Anthony,Susan Smith,Wayne Gacy and plenty of other losers.
Well, you’re the very first. And like those people you’ve mentioned, the only inmate I know of who should pay the price soon is that Christian Longo. He murdered his wife and kids in cold blood for no reason. They did a movie with Jonah Hill and James Franco as him in “True Story”.
@@O-DogKubrick Agree. Christopher Watts strangled his pregnant wife and two small daughters in 2018, dumped the bodies in oil tanks. Got life in prison.
@@steveshapiro326 Watts got life in prison because he confessed not I think because he felt any genuine remorse but simply because he’s a coward!
@@steveshapiro326 Add Scott Peterson to the list, killed his pregnan wife and dumped her body in SF Bay so he could run off with his girl friend.
I witnessed the execution of John Wayne Gacy in Stateville Prison in Crest Hill (joliet) illinois. It was a non event. Strapped to a table and went to sleep. For criminals like Gacy and those that are the worst of the worst the Gas Chamber needs to come back into play. Working at Parchman Prison in MS I was part of 4 Gassings and let me tell you they are NOT pleasant peaceful or kind to the man strapped in there. Before the liberals chime in here, remember one thing. They are strapped in that chair in the chamber for a reason.
the detail and fear is nothing like I've seen in cinema
First time watching this?
USD 600 for two men. That's quite some money in 1965.
Brilliant heart beat effect
And all of a sudden he’s perfectly still before the lever is pulled to hang him.
Robert Blake, played beretta and the little kid trying to sell Humphrey bogart a lottery ticket while hes sat having a drink in the movie the treasure of Sierra madre
I did see that movie like five months ago. I was surprised that he was a youngster who had ever met the star of Casablanca.
Interesting because Blake's character references that movie to Hickock in the car when they pull in for burgers on their way to Holcomb. He wants to prospect for gold as they did in Sierra Madre.
@@bradleyholt9805 Yeah...I remember in the book Perry had said that "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" was his favorite movie.
I find it ironic Scott Wilson played the murderer Hickok in the original In Cold Blood and a prison priest in Dead Man Walking who counsels Sister Helen Prejean and blesses Matt Poncelett as he goes to his execution...Sort of both sides of the same coin if you will...
The last black n white movie. Looks good 🤙
The second one is Robert Blake.
May he R.I.P.
Jeez, Perry. You’re gonna choke to death on that gum !
Stupid!!!!
4:39, all of a sudden he’s completely still before being executed.
I don't think that was actually Robert Blake being dropped. They probably used a mannequin as a stand in.
What did you want him to do? Run away?
@@rossbrown6641 😂
About a 6 foot drop
Great flick!
Glad you enjoyed it.
Great movie, horrible true crime.
That’s right Carol Driehorst. This is based on for what happened in history. Way there was the murder of Sharon Tate, the massacre of the DeFeo’s, and so on and so forth in crime history. There’s another one where Philip Seymour Hoffman won Best Actor at the Oscars when he was the author who wrote the book. “Capote” is the title.
@@O-DogKubrick Yes, you're referring to the case and movie " In Cold Blood" that had Robert Blake in it, that was a terrible crime also. It was said that Scott Wilson and Robert Blake who portrayed The Killers of a family looked so much like the real ones it scared the movie staff. I didn't see the Hoffman movie.
You’re gonna like the Hoffman movie. Its really good as how this one is. Just didn’t liked the execution at the end. So I prefer this execution scene.
@@O-DogKubrick I will see, 👍
@steven mckay Never saw the 96 mini series but the " In Cold Blood " movie was excellent.
Do people realize that that’s Scott Wilson? He played Herschel on the Walking Dead
That makes two of us.
He was also in The Heat of the Night with Sidney Poitier.
Thomas McDaniel And he played New Mexico governor Lew Wallace in Young Guns 2.
I know a old friend that was a teacher for some of the kids murdered.
Your teacher friend knew the Clutter massacre or somebody else?
@@O-DogKubrick yeah. He was teaching school and had 2 of the Clutter kids in his classes. The whole thing was shocking to rural America as this kind of thing doesn't happen in rural Kansas. Both the killers were of urbsb origin.
Nancy and Kenyon Clutter? cause those were the only two children in that family before they were murdered.
@@O-DogKubrick you must be correct I am sure.
Do you and this friend still miss those two?
We need this to happen now and not feed them for 10 to 15 years before execution
People can starve to death within 3-4 days. Not 10-15 years.
10-15 ? Hell, some have been on death row for over 30 years. Sickening.
@@tazman5722 Well you know how things were in the past as how this did. That’s why we got into lethal injection in North America. In Japan, they still do death by hanging.
@@O-DogKubrick
Yes, and they get the prisoner about two hours before the hanging. No dilly-dallying around.
Just get it done..
Absolutely....
Justice from and for We The People The State of Kansas and the innocent Clutters
Time to pay the Piper.
You mean ‘pay the price’?
@@O-DogKubrickYeah, like a slang term that means paying the price for your actions.
@@MPeaches1958
Pay the Piper with air dancing.
A disgusting and barbaric way to kill someone. Why not put them out with ether as if they were being prepared for surgery and then shoot them when they're unconscious?
How would I know? They didn’t do this back in the day. Only Germans did with gas chambers during the Jewish Holocaust in WW2. Americans find it too gruesome. Thats why years later, they got into something more humane. Lethal injection. And what else can you do to execute your victims? Firing squad? Burn at the stake? Guillotine?
Right! Why not burn them with Agent Orange, as in Vietnam?@@O-DogKubrick
@@rossbrown6641Good thinking pal.
I loved that 1965 Ford Galaxie police car pulling up. Vertical headlights and no longer the round taillights in the back. Perry and Dick got to see in their 5 years of lockup how cars changed and I’m quite sure they noticed it before being prematurely turned into skeletons. 😂😂
You know a lot about different types of cars.
That '65 Galaxie should remind us of how long it took the state to execute those two. How long did the Clutters have?
No idea. All I know is that the parents were near their 50’s, and their two children were in their mid 10’s before getting stabbed and shot.
Jon Stewart. Well these old Galaxie 500's are the greatest ones ever made. I own a 1965 Galaxie 500 convertible Lowrider with 14 inch short skinny whitewalls and the old 5 spoke Crager mags.
@@davidfrehlini968 you know on what different type of cars do they have in this scene, don’t you?
Two days later, they had a dual funeral for Perry and Dick. Dick’s father was dead by then, but his ex-wife and children showed up to pay their respects. Perry’s father and sister showed up. Their bodies were presentable in their caskets, dressed well, and the trauma of their rope-broken necks was well-concealed. Reverend James Post officiated at how terribly misguided and misunderstood the men were and Alvin Dewey and Truman Capote were part of the dozen mourners that showed up. Not!
There was that “Capote” flick with Phillip Seymour Hoffman. When he saw them executed, he burst into soothing tears.
Actor Robert Blake murdered his wife in real life and got away with it.
We know that.
I AM GLAD JUSTICE WAS SERVED. MIGHT NOT BE ABLE TO DO THIS NOWADAYS, WHERE MURDERERS CAN JUST GET LIFE!!