A Fish Called Wanda (3/11) Movie CLIP - Don't Call Me Stupid (1988) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
When Wendy (Maria Aitken) calls him stupid, Otto (Kevin Kline) goes off on a tirade against the British.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In A Fish Called Wanda, Jamie Lee Curtis plays an ambitious con artist who uses every ounce of her sexual wiles to obtain a fortune in jewels stolen by her gangster lover Tom Georgeson. First, she romances Georgeson's dimwitted but deadly henchman Kevin Kline (who won an Academy Award for his performance). Then, to clear the path for her getaway with Kline, Jamie woos Georgeson's starched-shirt attorney, John Cleese -- and it's Cleese whom she genuinely falls in love with. Michael Palin, Cleese's former Monty Python cohort, plays a stuttering mob flunkey who continually messes up his one big assignment: killing a little old lady (it isn't that he has any qualms about knocking off the old dear; it's just that her pet dogs keep getting in the way). A Fish Called Wanda was scripted by star John Cleese.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1988)
Cast: Cynthia Cleese, Kevin Kline, Jamie Lee Curtis, John Cleese, Maria Aitken
Directors: John Cleese, Charles Crichton
Producers: Steve Abbott, John Cleese, John Comfort, Michael Shamberg
Screenwriters: John Cleese, Charles Crichton
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I love how the wife (Maria Aitken) just calls him "Mr. Manfrenjensenjen" so effortlessly. So quick on the timing.
Yes. I remember laughing so hard at that bit when I first saw it. She was flawless.
Funniest part of the scene, in my humble opinion. Coupled with, "Don't call me stupid" and her response, "Why on earth not?"
It's in the script.
Yes, but she delivered the line effortlessly.
She’s brilliant 😂
Kevin Kline was just superb in this film! He totally deserved the Oscar.
Totally !
+SJMJ91 Hes too good. " manfrengensen..sen"
K K K kkkk KK Kevin KkKKK KKKline is c ccc cc cruel.
sj11791
FAIR PLAY TO THE BRITS,THEY THEY HAVE THE ABILITY TO LAUGH AT THEMSELVES,A UNIQUE TRAIT IN THE WORLD
The really funny part, for people who haven't seen the movie, is that Archie had never met Otto before when he came out and provided a cover story... so he basically has no clue what's going on or who this random guy is in his house LOL
The look on John Cleese's face at that part is so hilarious too.
i was dying of laughter solely looking at clease's face of expression of just trying to figure who this guy was and how long he had been there and why is he covering for him
@@brandonallen3289 WHICH look! When he was about to serve champagne to his wife thinking she was Jamie Lee Curtis or the look when his wife closed the closet door or daughter found the necklace? Every reaction by him had me screaming.
It's why he asks his wife sincerely, "Don't you know?". Hasn't a clue who this guy is at this moment in the story.
"Why on earth not?" Oh god, that kills me every time. Maria Aitken was brilliant in this movie.
The “isn’t it a secret” setup and “well why are you telling everyone” exchange is what gets me, particularly the way she delivers it. Nothing like British comedy. I’m American - the Brits are our alter egos (and vice versa).
Best line in the film
@@user-wu4bo1hz3p "It's a smokescreen?"
Credits for Maria Aitken, she plays an unfunny character but makes this whole scene 100x funnier
Can't make a funny scene if your character is funny.
@@AlexanderStemkowski
Are you expanding on my statement or contradicting it whilst making a typo?
Or something else?
@@ravensong9030 Yes.
aka the straight man role! she keeps a straight face the whole movie lol she's so good
I love how she doesn't hesitate at all when saying his last name. Mr. Manfrenjenson.
Yeah. She was a minor character and not necessarily likable, but you can tell she's pretty sharp.
It's one of my favorite things in this movie.
But does it imply posh brits are stiff Mr. Manfrenjenson?
I think it implies that Brits are adept at pronouncing names with too many (and often superfluous) syllables...like Worcestershire.
That's only three syllables.
That scream he does when he realizes it's his wife sitting there is priceless.
It's the same scream at the end of the Hotel Inspectors episode of Fawlty Towers
Equally good: the non-scream he makes at 3:51 when he sees Wanda after already burning through all his adrenaline
"MY FATHER was in the Secret Service, Mr. Manfrenjenson....."
Lol. I love that little speech of hers. She's soooo self-righteous. Awesome comic actress.
John Cleese’s screams are hillarious 😂😂
Were Otto and JLC incestual siblings in this?
The silent faces of confusion and disbelief and bewilderment kill me😂😂
Especially 3:37
Somebody died laughing at this scene.
Finn Conroy yeah
yup
I came here bcs of that
i think the guy died laughing with the scene with the fishtank and the french fries,
I don't no how
The actress playing the shrewish wife (Maria Aitken) is awesome, and in my opinion she steals the scene. Brilliant comic actress. She comes off so harsh and unsympathetic, you just have to smile. "Will you pull yourself together??" Lol.
Totally agree
Oh do shut up Portia!!
Michael Palin thought she was the best thing in the entire movie.
The effortless pronunciation of his obviously fake name always makes me laugh. She was great.
Every single scene and performance in this movie is SO spot-on, a masterpiece of comedy
Champagne!
…AAAAAAAGGGHHH!!!!
I'd love to see the actual script.
I'm wagering it looks exactly as this. Lol
"To welcome you home." 🤣
I died at that scene
There's nothing quite like a man's scream.
In 1988 I thought the wife was old and the daughter was hot. In 2017 I think the daughter is a child and the wife is hot. My how things change.
In 2040 you'll be turned on by the old lady whose little dogs Ken keeps killing
It's Cleese's daughter.
The wife is actually QUITE attractive....in that upper class slightly stiff way (with the possibility of real passion)...and yes, the daughter is just a child.
Truer words were ne'er spake.
Maria Aitken, who plays Wendy, has another of my favorite lines in the film when she tells Archie, "You can stick this marriage right in your bottom."
She nails the pronunciation of that absurd fake name without a hitch. For me she was the funniest in this scene. It was perfect. I rented the movie once just to see her do that scene. Didnt watch the rest.
Oh boy, you missed a truly gem of a film.
@@Gavichap : well no, lol, I watched in full in theater, but rented it just for that . . .
Agreed. The scene is hers. And agreed and about how she pronounces that ridiculous name. She's so coldly but anally polite that she gets it right lol.
This is such a funny thing to say, like a line from the film itself. "The scene. Have you seen it? It's so good I rented the movie just to watch it. Skipped the rest. It's an X K Red 27 technique."
Absolutely brilliant comedy. Kevin Kline and John Cleese are perfect in their roles.
This might be the best scene in an otherwise simply wonderful movie. And the one who has the greatest sense of comic timing is no doubt Maria Aitken. Thanks for posting this.
Props to Maria Aitken for playing so wonderfully against Kevin Kline. Such a great ensemble scene altogether.
Oh you English are sooo superior. I love the American and English jokes in this movie. A timeless classic.
Bustin on the Brits…..hilarious
" You obviously dont know anything about intelligence work lady. Its an XK Red 27 technique. "
whereyat89 “My father was in the Secret Service, Mr. Manfredjensenjen, and I happen to know perfectly well that you do not keep the general public informed when you are debriefing KGB defectors in a safe house.”
@@eaglesfan226 Not unless you're congenitally insane or irretrievably stupid!
@@eaglesfan226”You do not?”
@@The1Dragonprincess"Not unless you’re congenitally insane or irretrievably stupid, no."
Even today I'm known to tell people that something is an "X-K-Red 27 technique...
I love how Cleese wrote this scene almost like as a Fawlty Towers re-enactment.
Pretty much, but without Basil's temper
ha! Totally
TOTALLY! That scream when he sees his wife instead of Jamie Lee Curtis is pure Basil Fawlty.
Yes, Mrs. Leach is certainly reminiscent of Sybil.
"But isn't it a secret?"
"....You've no idea *how* secret."
"Well why are you telling everyone?"
🤣
The funniest thing about this scene is how the suburban English wife immediately goes for glass of whiskey after she comes home.
'I'm Harvey Manfringsington ' Gold! Yup. Kline killed it this classic.
twomindz79 Love how she pronounced it too - "Mr Manfredsidsinjon". 😂
it's a play on an impossibly ENGLISH name !! i do wonder if my namessake[sort of !!] does exist ~?~~~ probably somewhere in glubben wich tenshire !!
Yes brilliant. She pronounced his name better than he did. The ""Why on earth not?"" is one of the three greatest lines from movies ever.
2:41 BATTLING EYELIDS - Why on Earth not?? FRIGGIN HILARIOUS 20 YRS LATER!!!
1:44 The look of confusion on John Cleese's face is by far my favorite part in the film.
Kevin Kline is great in this film
Haha, my favorite moment in the movie is that all the characters were hilarious, especially John C's wife.
3:41- “I thought the picture was falling off the wall” and “it’s quite secure now”, my 2 favorite lines of the film...
I love the total look of bewilderment on Archie's face at 1:44.
And Otto looking at him with a perplexed look 😂
Later in the film, he explains to Wanda about this saying "Those terrible lies he told about the CIA" while laughing through the sentence. 😆
Easily my favorite part in the movie.
Archie: (presents) Champagne. (Notices it's Wendy) AAAAAHHHHHH.
I laugh every time.
"It's a... smokescreen?"
Double bluff?
The way she repeats that ridiculous last name with such uninterrupted flow.....
Cleese and Kline are simply perfection in this movie
I love how she nailed his fake last name
She is brilliant, "Why on earth not?"...
I love this movie just go to show the Best of British comedy
@@mgf611 Otto is the best part though
I love her incredulity at the idea of going to the pub😅😅😅
‘We haven’t been to the pub in 15 years!’
2019 and this is still hilarious
2023!!!!😅😅😅😅😅
One of the best scenes in cinematic history. I love it so much.
THE FUNNIEST SCENE IN THIS HILARIOUS 😂😂😂MOVIE,,, AMEN🙏🙌🙏!!!
MARIA AITKEN AND KEVIN KLINE ARE BEYOND BRILLIANT!!!
مين جاي من التكتوك😅
وياج بس مضحك
possibly my favorite scene in cinematic history.
What a great flick! No green screen? No problems!
I use to love this movie! My godmother use to rent this from the Old Videosmith in Cambridge!
John Cleese, admitting in press interviews that he had no knowledge of how to direct a film, served as co-director, since the studio executives at MGM were worried about Charles Crichton's age - he was 78 years old at the time. On the set, Crichton wore a T-shirt presented to him by Cleese and inscribed "Age and treachery will always overcome youth and skill".
Well, thank you for popping in and protecting us.
What a great scene... in a great movie. Kevin Kline was so good in this, but so was everyone else. Check out John Cleese's face at 1:43 ! Priceless!!
Fact: Portia is John Cleeses real daughter :)
Hubba hubba
Maria Aitken is perfect in this lol. Great film.
I used to work for an English gentleman whose last name was St John-Chanell (in Britain this is pronounced "Sun-Jun" Chanell) and I always remembered this film whenever I had to say or hear his name. It can't have been a coincidence that this play on the peculiarities of British names was written into the script. Very clever and funny.
Pure brilliance! Awesome script as well.
3:38 That scream😂😂
This is all so wonderful. No explosions. No green screen. Just actors having a good time and building a great story.
Lots of films don't have greenscreens or explosions... odd thing to say.
@@philbecker4676 I'm aware of that. I just really like this movie and this scene in particular. I am aware that there are many other scenes that this same comment could be made about.
Very innovated
مين اجا م̷ـــِْن التيك توك يصف جمبي
Maria Aiken stole this movie for me.
Everyone was great here, felt so natural and not forced at all.
@Joe studly eh?
@Joe studly you know what.
👇👇مين جاي من تكتوك
3:41
I thought the picture was falling off the wall. XD
John Cleese 1:46 aaaaaaaaahhhahah!
Would most british men react like that? I know it is just a comedy but Cleese played ahen-pecked man in Fawly Towers. Is he implying something?
I love that look, too. He's like, "I can't believe this conversation is happening. Harvey's story is too stupid for anyone to take seriously."
I love John Cleese's screams.
It took 4 highly trained actors at the top of their game to make this scene pop.
Portia: 5!
Oh Do SHUTUP PORTIA!
Greatest scene from a great movie!
The best comedy movie I've ever seen.
A work of perfection.
Yep.
Archie screaming was hilarious.
Oh God I love Maria's batting eyes.
that pouring and at the same time looking around the room LOL! 0:54
HYSTERRRRICAL!!!!!!!!!!!
I feel that Ryan Reynolds owes his entire career to Kevin Kline performance. I feel that Ryan Reynolds saw this movie every day when he was young and even purchased an Otto poster.
In fairness, Otto did save Archie's ass to prevent Wendy from believing Archie was having an affair and distracting Wendy so Archie could get Wanda out. His actions made sense but looking at it from another angle (especially from Wanda's point of view), it was a pretty stupid thing to do. Just an incredibly written scene.
i dont think wendy believed he didnt have an affair. she just took the chance to take the necklace for herself and make it difficult for him
One of the greatest scenes ever….😊
1:43 - 1:51 John's face!!! HAHAHAHA!!! Oh, man how I loved this movie when I was a kid.
Some Americans have the same views on the British as Otto does in the movie. Let me remind those folks that the great USA is the largest coup for the British Empire. What does the 13 red stripes represent on your nations flag? 39 of the presidents you have had trace back to the British isles even the lastest in trump. If it wasnt for us you would still be chasing your food or speaking japenese.
Fair enough.
But consider the possibility that the USA wouldnt be where it is today, without the help of the british empire to give it that head start.
Look at Hong Kong which the british built up and is now China's main commercial hub...
So the U.S. cpuld either be Japanese or British. You need to remember the 13 colonies broke off from Britain.
yeah right and if it weren't for the limy empire the world would have been a better place.
not like the indians didnt have a better society anyway. the british empire is the plague that devastated the human race.
more likely also britain would now be speaking russian if it weren't for the US.
ആർക്കും സംശയം ഒന്നുമില്ലലോല്ലേ
Before this scene, I thought this movie's just a mild comedy... but then I had the greatest laugh.
“How do you do, im Harvey Manfredinstjohn”
No, I am
Harvey Manfredsenjenson a blessing, a blessing from the lord!
Same movie malayalam kaakka kuyil 😄😄😂
"If it wasn't for us, you'd all be speaking German! Singing "Deutschland, Deutschland über alles"!"
Fun fact:
In the German-dubbed version, he says that the Brits would all be eating sauerkraut and listen to military marches, if it wasn't for the "good old USofA". Then he imitates some military marches. In Germany, the first verse of the "Deutschlandlied" was considered too nationalist after 1945 and generally is not sung in public.
I had to revist this scene. Otto saying he's CIA seems like he always wanted to be CIA, in reality he probably worked at home depot, 1:25 ottos voice lol. BTW he totally saved wanda from getting caught
The best comedy in years, i laugh so much back then, dont see comedies like this anymore
I got a tag with an engraved W for my cat's collar. I said, "Look! It has a Wuh for Willow!"
Ephesians 6:12
New King James Version
12 For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against (A)principalities, against powers, against (B)the rulers of [a]the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places.
Manfrenjohnson :-)))))))))))))))
مين اجا من تيك توك 😂😂😭😂😂😂😭😂
اني 🙂🔪
Forgot how great this motion picture is.
as otto is telling get the story look at John's eyes...he's like what in crap is going on here? where did she go, who is this guy, cia, my head is going to implode on itself.
Wendy was a great character. I like to see her deal with the police copsplaining.
3:38 I personally never heard sir John Cleese making such an agony-like scream until I watched this scene, I actually never watched this film in the original version, I confess.
This is one of those movies where you had all the right people, at the right time, with the best writing and perfect execution. Sadly they couldn't make lightening strike twice when they all came together again to do "Fierce Creatures"
3:21 the acting here is god tier, where he is pointing his head to the door and then change it to the other direction
The way her pushed her had me crying
Greatest movie name of all time - Manfredtonson.
Portia is played by his real-life daughter, Cynthia Cleese.
Otto's pet peeves:
1. Anything British
2. Being called "stupid"
3. Apologies
4. Green goldfish 🤣
I came here do die from laughter so bye world.
Everybody in this movie was so good, my favorite though was Kevin Kline.
This and Fierce Creatures are touchstones of repertory comedy. Kevin Kline's improv of the CIA agent is inspired.
I love this scene because it keeps to realism the reactions but maintains the funny
At 2:36, you can see the switch get flipped.
A fish called Wanda
We haven’t been to the pub for fifteen years.
First time I saw this I thought Wendy was going to develop a thing for Otto. Was really wrong there.
No chance of that!