This film is one that my Mother, sister and I watch pretty much anytime we are together. My sister met Mr. Santoni and told him how much joy we get from viewing it. We actually watched it after our dad passed. We needed it!
Love this movie! Did the stage version twice. In college, I played Marlowe, the director. I was of course, too young for the part. Years later I auditioned for the part of Marlowe at our little theatre group, to get it right this time. To my great surprise the director cast me as David! I asked him if he was nuts: I was 30-something to play a kid fresh out of high school? In a theatre where the furthest seat from the stage was at most 20 feet from the stage!?! He said, we'll get a top piece - you can do it. Turned out to be one of my favorite roles ever, thanks to an inherited ability to mug and an errant love seat which had a mind of its own when I leaned on it. Ever after, the woman who played my mother (she was much too young for the role) would say to me, "You were the best one!" when she saw me in any other production.
This is my favorite comedy film. The audition scene is the funniest 6 mins. in movie history. I have seen this movie over one hundred times and every time we see it, my wife an I still laugh so hard we end up on the floor convulsing. Too bad it is not on DVD or at least easy to find.
I remember seeing this on TV and falling off of the couch laughing. The memory crossed my mind and thanks to the miracle of Facebook I was able to almost instantly locate it and relive it. Thanks!
it's the year of covid19 July 24, 2020. This was my favorite movie when i was growing up in the 70's. We still had black and white tv then if you can believe it. My brother and i were laughing hysterically that our stomach ached. Finally our late mom who was a single mother came in the room and scolded us to be quiet and that we had 30 minutes before she'll turn off the tv. Of course she didn't check on us again because she fell asleep...LOL! Great memories. thank you for this @benfentington you took me to memory lane.
Elias Samonte Yes! Pliers when the knob fell off! I had forgotten that! When I moved out, I borrowed a 13” b/w portable TV. I often had to stand and hold the attenae to get some semblance of reception. Too bad I didn’t know about foil. 😂
I love this movie! I actually went to a screening of it not that long ago on carl reiners bday. I know Reni Santoni. He is an awesome actor. I am dating his son that is how I know him. That and well I live on Reni's property.
I saw this on regular TV only once, back in the 70s, and I still remember it. It was so much fun to see a very young Rob Reiner, years before he was on All in the Family.
I wouldn't doubt it if the Cohen brothers used this as inspiration for the "Would if it 'twer so simple" scene in _Hail Caesar._ Hail Caesar: th-cam.com/video/G629a_3MkkI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=O2A-WHhBfEAS10px
Should have included the part where David gets confused with his stage name. First he's Ronald Coleman (already taken), then Donald Coleman, then Ron, then Don. When asked which is it, he says it's both. Ron Don? No, Don Ron.....I mean it's Don R. Coleman. Hilarious.
This was a great movie and I remember laughing through much of it.
Directed by Carl Reiner
Best comedy ever
This film is one that my Mother, sister and I watch pretty much anytime we are together. My sister met Mr. Santoni and told him how much joy we get from viewing it. We actually watched it after our dad passed. We needed it!
5:47 My favorite part. Does a half chuckle where he left off, then moves on.
Love this movie! Did the stage version twice. In college, I played Marlowe, the director. I was of course, too young for the part. Years later I auditioned for the part of Marlowe at our little theatre group, to get it right this time. To my great surprise the director cast me as David! I asked him if he was nuts: I was 30-something to play a kid fresh out of high school? In a theatre where the furthest seat from the stage was at most 20 feet from the stage!?! He said, we'll get a top piece - you can do it. Turned out to be one of my favorite roles ever, thanks to an inherited ability to mug and an errant love seat which had a mind of its own when I leaned on it. Ever after, the woman who played my mother (she was much too young for the role) would say to me, "You were the best one!" when she saw me in any other production.
One of my all time favorite movies
OMG Finally someone likes it like me, whenever I need a side kickin laugh I watch this, this movie made me laugh with tears!!!!
I laugh so hard tears running.
This is my favorite comedy film. The audition scene is the funniest 6 mins. in movie history. I have seen this movie over one hundred times and every time we see it, my wife an I still laugh so hard we end up on the floor convulsing.
Too bad it is not on DVD or at least easy to find.
I laugh every time till im crying.
japonaliya, I scoured the net until I found it. Isn't easy to locate. Good luck, "Enter Laughing" fan.
I remember seeing this on TV and falling off of the couch laughing. The memory crossed my mind and thanks to the miracle of Facebook I was able to almost instantly locate it and relive it. Thanks!
it's the year of covid19 July 24, 2020. This was my favorite movie when i was growing up in the 70's. We still had black and white tv then if you can believe it. My brother and i were laughing hysterically that our stomach ached. Finally our late mom who was a single mother came in the room and scolded us to be quiet and that we had 30 minutes before she'll turn off the tv. Of course she didn't check on us again because she fell asleep...LOL! Great memories. thank you for this @benfentington you took me to memory lane.
We had b/w TV too. My parents didn’t buy color TVs until we moved out. I used to tease my dad about that!
@@dazzlingdeb8427 ...so I'll take it up a notch. We used pliers to turn the channel and we had foils on top of the antennas. :-)
Elias Samonte Yes! Pliers when the knob fell off! I had forgotten that!
When I moved out, I borrowed a 13” b/w portable TV. I often had to stand and hold the attenae to get some semblance of reception. Too bad I didn’t know about foil. 😂
@@dazzlingdeb8427 ...we might be related. LoL!
Elias Samonte It certainly sounds like it! 😂
one of my all time favorite scenes! thanks for putting it up!!!
I love this movie! I actually went to a screening of it not that long ago on carl reiners bday. I know Reni Santoni. He is an awesome actor. I am dating his son that is how I know him. That and well I live on Reni's property.
Como assistir este filme completo e dublado
Fabulous!
A totally funny classic! "That's not true Horace and you know it!"
I saw this on regular TV only once, back in the 70s, and I still remember it. It was so much fun to see a very young Rob Reiner, years before he was on All in the Family.
Creo que no fue estrenada en España?
I wouldn't doubt it if the Cohen brothers used this as inspiration for the "Would if it 'twer so simple" scene in _Hail Caesar._
Hail Caesar: th-cam.com/video/G629a_3MkkI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=O2A-WHhBfEAS10px
Does anyone know where I can watch the entire film? I saw that it was only put out on VHS and not DVD.
I remember catching this film by chance on a late nite movie back in the 60's. I laughed throughout and have never forgot it. It's wonderful.
“Um, have you had any experience?”
“No, I don’t think so.”
😂
One of the best scenes ever. I put it right up there with Jerry Lewis’ Alaskan Polar Bear Heater!
Should have included the part where David gets confused with his stage name. First he's Ronald Coleman (already taken), then Donald Coleman, then Ron, then Don. When asked which is it, he says it's both. Ron Don? No, Don Ron.....I mean it's Don R. Coleman. Hilarious.
Yea thats super funny.
Reni Santoni what a doll.
It's up to you to do the "Hutch-Cha-Cha"!
RIP Reni Santoni
Well, pin a rose on your nose!