I agree! This was one of my favorite movies too. It had everything in it, love, drama, mystery everything. I don't like to watch all the blood, guts, violence and the cussing in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ in today's movies. I also don't need to watch two people getting it on in the bed!
This has to be one of the most important, most liberating roles a female has played in film history, and this scene, put in context, best represents it; the entire movie builds up to it. Memorable
I don’t find the role ‘liberating’ tbh. As independent and tenacious as Gilda is, her actions are fuelled via her dependence on Johnny. In fact, all the ‘sexual freedom’ she displays is exposed as a facade in pursuit of making Johnny jealous.
As for other comments knocking your use of the word "liberating" they are ignorant and obviously haven't seen the whole movie. I would say the whole movie has an almost unmatched buildup, and the fact it passed the censors is little short of incredible. These 2 minutes of film may be the most alluring ever- I believe film critic Leonard Maltin says Rita was never sexier than this scene. But "Gilda" the movie wasn't JUST this scene. The buildup was of an incredibly strong, completely amoral woman. Nobody in the flick seemed to believe in the concept of good and evil. As for Rita breaking into tears when "Johnny"slaps her, taking that and the ending of the movie in general has been a real letdown and anticlimatic- just about all viewers feel this way. But the tension was screwed up to such an incredibly high pitch from Rita's first scene and throughout, I can't think of a better way to end the movie. Can you?
When Fred Astaire was asked what his favorite dancing partner was he picked...Rita Hayworth! NOT Ginger Rogers. For Ginger, her acting career in drama was of the highest importance, while Fred's highest goal was the best dancer in history. Rita was taught to dance as a very young child from her father onward. Fred, who was famous for rehearsing his dances over and over, til he got it perfect, met his match in Rita. They both loved to rehearse their dancing numbers together- a lot! Catch them in the movies "You'll Never Get Rich" and "You Were Never Lovelier."
Richard Hecht this scene doesn't show off her real good figure. To me she had a perfect body. Google her modeling and swimsuit shots, she's amazingly stunning in all her proportions.
Richard: Grace Kelly, thought by some the most beautiful woman in film ( catch her first scene-especially the opening kiss- in Rear Window), but Grace was flat chested and often her outfits in movies were "improved"- as if Grace needed improvement! One fan said of her, "She hasn't got much, but what thar is is choise"
Her voice was dubbed. Rita Hayworth never sang, they always had someone else do the singing for her. But boy, she could dance keeping up with Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly!
What really gets me is the slap. Those were the days when a woman was treated as a child. That it came from a supposed respectful actor like Ford shows the social inferiority women had. Her character didn't deserve it and neither did the millions of other women who got cuffed around nightly in America. The "Greatest Generation" was not without flaws. Certainly, it was not a good time to be a woman. I'll take today over then.
I agree, but I wouldnt dwell on it. It´s a movie, a movie that was filmed a long time ago, the only thing left do to is not criticize but learn something about it.
Jennifer Mavens really Jennifer you like a man hitting you and you like hitting a man out of anger and violence please stop talking. Most women don't like that. My ex-wife was physically abused when she was a teenager. And I'm sure she didn't like it then.
Yep. The entire population of women, in the world, in this age, knew how to dress and act. We also know how film is very reflective of real life. Right?
She was raped by her own father all her fucking youth and this scene pretty summerize how shitty were the context of her upbringing. Her father dancing with her sayin she was his wife and ordering her to do burlesque. Just read about it. Nothing glamour in it. Just insane.The only glamour here is her energy. Fire. Desperate. Like Anna Magnani in Mama Roma. Strong latin women. She had a great energy and reappropriating everything in the 80s she would have slap this man back.
Rita was dubbed in the nightclub dance--However, earlier in the movie she sings with a guitar & THAT is Rita’s REAL voice 💯 there are interviews where she confirms it. Go to “Lost Vocals” It shows how Studio heads thought professional singers should be used, so they dubbed most voices, even Debbie Reynolds in 2 songs in “Singing in the Rain” 🌧 Rene Z would have been dubbed had “Judy” been made in Rita’s era. And she probably wouldn’t have won an Oscar. 🙀
I think the plot of this film is thin but I love the film just to look at Rita and also her dancing. Man could she move that beutiful body she was the best
Serú Girán's "Peperina" album brought me here. 1:46-2:00 Cinema Verité (outro). En la vereda del sol (intro). 2:56-3:18 José Mercado (outro). Salir de la melancolía (intro).
She was born in Seville, south Spain... my city!! U can see this city too in Star Wars... when Natalie Portman walks with the young boy through a big square :)
Jessica's hairdo was taken from Veronica Lake's famous peek-a-boo look... My understanding is that Jessica was a menagerie of several actresses including Rita, Veronica, and others.
funny how sexy dancing has changed from time. I like how women just looked back then, classy, without being sleezy, she took off gloves and it was sexy, nowadays girls do so much more. when really, you dont have to.
Not real Doesn’t make it any less true !!! Somehow she’s actually sexier than the women today and she did much less to achieve it ! Even managed to keep her class in the process.
para no llegar a lo que hoy estamos claro. No está en mi naturaleza contar muertos ni de un lado ni del otro. La muerte antes durante después sigue siendo un misterio, para mi. Ahora mientras vivo, viva estoy.
Spousal abuse gets a lot more attention now, but it was much more common then. Wife beaters were rarely punished in those days. You never see the leading man striking a woman in a movie today because it's simply not acceptable. That's a good thing. Yes, there are some women who really ask for it, but the best thing is to just walk away. Once the slapping starts, it escalates.
So, I suppose it's OK for a woman to slap a man? Frankly, my experience indicates that's how it typically occurred. And still occurs. Men take loads of abuse before exploding. Rita was married 5 times. She blames all divorces on the men. Hmmmm. I'm wondering if she also had issues.
Being that her father molested her as a kid and then she was put into the studio system where she also suffered abuse and forced abortions by the producers it's not surprising she had issues with the men she married.
Lissy London oh my god I never knew she was forced into abortions what a horrible thing to do to her I felt sorry for all the celebrity at that time who suffered a lot
If only my hair could look like that...
Rita is my inspiration!
Columbia dyed her hair auburn. She was a true dark brunette naturally. She was half Spanish half Irish.
@@7777lizabeth not just her hair they've changed everything in her to make her a white leading female
Saw this movie for the first time today and I loved it. Rita hayworth was beautiful and old movies are the best, without a doubt.
I agree! This was one of my favorite movies too. It had everything in it, love, drama, mystery everything. I don't like to watch all the blood, guts, violence and the cussing in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ in today's movies. I also don't need to watch two people getting it on in the bed!
@@7777lizabeth As director Alfred Hitchcock figured out, it's what you Don't See but use your imagination for, is the most effective.
This has to be one of the most important, most liberating roles a female has played in film history, and this scene, put in context, best represents it; the entire movie builds up to it. Memorable
Liberating? How is a strip tease revenge to provoke a reaction liberating? More like very alluring and calculated acting out.
That beautiful dress was a lovely dark green silk/ satin.👗
I don’t find the role ‘liberating’ tbh. As independent and tenacious as Gilda is, her actions are fuelled via her dependence on Johnny. In fact, all the ‘sexual freedom’ she displays is exposed as a facade in pursuit of making Johnny jealous.
As for other comments knocking your use of the word "liberating" they are ignorant and obviously haven't seen the whole movie. I would say the whole movie has an almost unmatched buildup, and the fact it passed the censors is little short of incredible. These 2 minutes of film may be the most alluring ever- I believe film critic Leonard Maltin says Rita was never sexier than this scene. But "Gilda" the movie wasn't JUST this scene. The buildup was of an incredibly strong, completely amoral woman. Nobody in the flick seemed to believe in the concept of good and evil. As for Rita breaking into tears when "Johnny"slaps her, taking that and the ending of the movie in general has been a real letdown and anticlimatic- just about all viewers feel this way. But the tension was screwed up to such an incredibly high pitch from Rita's first scene and throughout, I can't think of a better way to end the movie. Can you?
It was to get people talking about how provocative Rita Hayworth looked so that they would see the film. Simple as that.
She should have won an oscar for her performance in Gilda!!!
True
Rita is so beautiful and has such a nice voice.
Escena escandalosa si las hay.
Y ella la actriz más hermosa de todos los tiempos.
Ms.Rita Hayworth was charismatic, talentend and a very captivating lady. I love when she sings "Put The Blame On Mame."
She was lip syncing, but she did an incredible job while doing so.
@@nishie.e Really ? I never knew she did. She could have fooled me! lol 😉
When Fred Astaire was asked what his favorite dancing partner was he picked...Rita Hayworth! NOT Ginger Rogers. For Ginger, her acting career in drama was of the highest importance, while Fred's highest goal was the best dancer in history. Rita was taught to dance as a very young child from her father onward. Fred, who was famous for rehearsing his dances over and over, til he got it perfect, met his match in Rita. They both loved to rehearse their dancing numbers together- a lot! Catch them in the movies "You'll Never Get Rich" and "You Were Never Lovelier."
So when Andy Dufresne came to me in 1949 and asked me to smuggle Rita Hayworth into the prison for him, I told him no problem.
Style and Class.
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Famous and worthy scene to be remembered.
Shes absolutely luminous.
Inmejorable e irrepetible 👏 Gilda siempre en nuestro recuerdo ❤
The best Strip-Tease in the movies!!!!
Rita face was absolutely perfect. Her body was nearly so. What a gorgeous woman she was!
Richard Hecht this scene doesn't show off her real good figure. To me she had a perfect body. Google her modeling and swimsuit shots, she's amazingly stunning in all her proportions.
she just had a baby
She had a perfect body too. Women are just fine without a man’s ridiculous standards and judgements. She was also way more than just her looks. 😉
@@allisonm127 That’s his opinion though...
Richard: Grace Kelly, thought by some the most beautiful woman in film ( catch her first scene-especially the opening kiss- in Rear Window), but Grace was flat chested and often her outfits in movies were "improved"- as if Grace needed improvement! One fan said of her, "She hasn't got much, but what thar is is choise"
She was unbelievably beautiful!
Memorable is an understatement...
Beautiful
Rita donna meravigliosa e!stata e sara'per sempre per me! La donna più bella del mondo
at first I thought she sang 'Put the blame on me' and that she just had a funny way of pronouncing 'me'
Ah, yes. The "Timberlake" me.
Her voice was dubbed. Rita Hayworth never sang, they always had someone else do the singing for her. But boy, she could dance keeping up with Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly!
Bella , natural y talentosa
I always loved this scene---what an absolute beauty---but I've always found the way she dances to be funny--especially at 0:30 lol
0:30
Watch her amazing dancing on youtube!
Esto es sensualidad!!
La más bella, en esta película, de todos los tiempos. Junto con Marilyn y Elizabeth 💝
Orson Wells was one of the luckiest guys being married to Rita!
She was so fucking cool.
Watch your language just say she was cool
this is why god invented female hips and the colour red..
Quisiera una cancion para un amigooo, que no puede salir, de la melancolia eterna na nana na
Rita realmente muy sensual y hermosa , film de 1946.
+Jessica lafortuna Si en esa época era realmente bella , cantaba y catuba como una diosa.
Still fabulous
What really gets me is the slap. Those were the days when a woman was treated as a child. That it came from a supposed respectful actor like Ford shows the social inferiority women had. Her character didn't deserve it and neither did the millions of other women who got cuffed around nightly in America. The "Greatest Generation" was not without flaws. Certainly, it was not a good time to be a woman. I'll take today over then.
bruceduece1 The biggest load of shit i've ever read.
Some women like it rough, get over it!
I agree, but I wouldnt dwell on it. It´s a movie, a movie that was filmed a long time ago, the only thing left do to is not criticize but learn something about it.
Jennifer Mavens really Jennifer you like a man hitting you and you like hitting a man out of anger and violence please stop talking. Most women don't like that. My ex-wife was physically abused when she was a teenager. And I'm sure she didn't like it then.
@@paztizzi2719 You don't seem to read much
aun con su olvido orgánico
¡como amo a esta mujer por lo que tanto me enseñó!
This what i love about old movies women knew how to dress and act
Same here.
Yep. The entire population of women, in the world, in this age, knew how to dress and act.
We also know how film is very reflective of real life. Right?
Very True!!Classy and feminine
She was raped by her own father all her fucking youth and this scene pretty summerize how shitty were the context of her upbringing. Her father dancing with her sayin she was his wife and ordering her to do burlesque. Just read about it. Nothing glamour in it. Just insane.The only glamour here is her energy. Fire. Desperate. Like Anna Magnani in Mama Roma. Strong latin women. She had a great energy and reappropriating everything in the 80s she would have slap this man back.
Mallory Lauve sadly men don’t know how to act and dress nowadays
Era molto bella!
3:12 "No, we won't have any of that!"
It mentions this in Wikipedia. Search on Gilda within Wikipedia.
Here's another not-so-well known fact: Rita didn't do the singing.
Rita was dubbed in the nightclub dance--However, earlier in the movie she sings with a guitar & THAT is Rita’s REAL voice 💯 there are interviews where she confirms it. Go to “Lost Vocals” It shows how Studio heads thought professional singers should be used, so they dubbed most voices, even Debbie Reynolds in 2 songs in “Singing in the Rain” 🌧 Rene Z would have been dubbed had “Judy” been made in Rita’s era. And she probably wouldn’t have won an Oscar. 🙀
I think the plot of this film is thin but I love the film just to look at Rita and also her dancing. Man could she move that beutiful body she was the best
bellissima e brava
You are so correct.
Serú Girán's "Peperina" album brought me here.
1:46-2:00
Cinema Verité (outro).
En la vereda del sol (intro).
2:56-3:18
José Mercado (outro).
Salir de la melancolía (intro).
Thank you, I did not know that her songs were dubbed.
top five most beutiful women ever Marilyn Monroe Rita hayworth Ava Gardiner Gina lolo brigida grace kelly
0:58 I love that shit she does with her hair! Showing off her neck like that : )
@sardinalee She is not a Latina. She is half Spaniard half Irish.
chicha1964 9m
Like Martin Sheen
She was born in Seville, south Spain... my city!! U can see this city too in Star Wars... when Natalie Portman walks with the young boy through a big square :)
Jessica's hairdo was taken from Veronica Lake's famous peek-a-boo look... My understanding is that Jessica was a menagerie of several actresses including Rita, Veronica, and others.
How did Rita avoid "Wardrobe malfunctions)? Rita was the BEST, ever! I hope she got many ..gasms!
Salir de la melancolía
Rite Hayworth owned the big screen. That's Anita Kert Ellis's voice on this song.
funny how sexy dancing has changed from time. I like how women just looked back then, classy, without being sleezy, she took off gloves and it was sexy, nowadays girls do so much more. when really, you dont have to.
They can do whatever the fuck they want, romantisizing sexual repression is outdated.
Not real
Doesn’t make it any less true !!! Somehow she’s actually sexier than the women today and she did much less to achieve it ! Even managed to keep her class in the process.
GILDA-shpirt rrebel, i lirë i lehtë si ajri...
God she was great..........
Smooth Criminal rehersal on this is it.
Guerrean los dos !!!!!!!
***** Rita was also the model for the comic-strip character Brenda Starr.
this is it smooth criminal bring me here
para no llegar a lo que hoy estamos claro.
No está en mi naturaleza contar muertos
ni de un lado ni del otro.
La muerte antes durante después sigue siendo un misterio,
para mi.
Ahora mientras vivo, viva estoy.
This makes me all sweaty, lol
She is not the singer in this movie.
But she is beautiful.
Interesting account of her in Frank Langella's new book.
smooth criminal this is it
Charly Garcia me trajo aqui!
AVEZ VOUS VU CE FILM ?
+Fifi Clement oui, fantastique.
that's mother right there
Ay la bronca de e'l !!!!!!!
In the decades of the '40s and '50s all the women wanted to imitate the actress Rita Hayworth, Hollywood's Sex Symbol...!!!
great 'quote' I should say.
and veronica lake
Hubba, hubba!!
LOVE GODDESS
how does her hair stay perfect :0
Wonder the same!
Hairspray. Lots of hairspray and gel.
that's true! sorry for the mistake!
good lord.......
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how to do a strip tease :P
quote? from what?
HOT!!!
Que le vamos a hacer, los hombres que conozco se acuestan con Gilda pero se levantan conmigo
That's the story that went around...but here's the real lowdown...
I cut my hand!...you know.
un sopapo mas o menos no hace a la la cuestión
es decir el asunto.
Gentlemen, if it weren't for this lady, there would be no Jessica Rabbit
Smack right in the face! Wow!
Ooooohhhh I can see her bare hand.... ooooooooohhhhh x
se fue el balde
que se vaya la cadena ¿no?
Sorry but the actresses today cannot compare.
I wish women would dress like this today with a long tight dress and elbow length gloves
Rita was born in the USA so of course she was an American. What's the controversy?
I am an expert
Spousal abuse gets a lot more attention now, but it was much more common then. Wife beaters were rarely punished in those days. You never see the leading man striking a woman in a movie today because it's simply not acceptable. That's a good thing. Yes, there are some women who really ask for it, but the best thing is to just walk away. Once the slapping starts, it escalates.
:)
En realidad no le toca la cara. Hicieron una excelente escena de cachetada.
The lyrics of the song is silly but so delicious nonsense haha.
what a woman.....
awesome even turns on a gay dude like me rita could have played wonder woman in 1941ad
So, I suppose it's OK for a woman to slap a man? Frankly, my experience indicates that's how it typically occurred. And still occurs. Men take loads of abuse before exploding.
Rita was married 5 times. She blames all divorces on the men. Hmmmm. I'm wondering if she also had issues.
Being that her father molested her as a kid and then she was put into the studio system where she also suffered abuse and forced abortions by the producers it's not surprising she had issues with the men she married.
Lissy London oh my god I never knew she was forced into abortions what a horrible thing to do to her I felt sorry for all the celebrity at that time who suffered a lot
So. Dick. You know this is a movie, right? Rita's personal life has nothing to do with a movie.
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Michael Jackson brought me here.
Not born in Seville, Spain. She was born in the USA,. NY I believe.
what a beauty
+renarga *Irish* American mother!
+renarga Rita's father was from Seville, Spain. Her birth name was Margarita Carmen Cansino
*Gilda has been, is and will be an universal sexual myth*. Indeed , she was born in NY-USA from Spaniard father (Seville) and Irish-American mother.
although Rita could sing they used the voice of Marnie Wilson
;-)
sorry i meant...her dad was born in here!