Rudy (4/8) Movie CLIP - Fortune's Truth (1993) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
When he hears that Rudy (Sean Astin) has quit, Fortune (Charles S. Dutton) reveals that years back, he also quit the team and has regretted it ever since.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
A young man learns to let nothing stop him from realizing his ambitions in this drama, based on a true story. Ever since he was a little boy, Rudy Ruettiger (Sean Astin) has dreamed of attending Notre Dame University, and playing on the Fighting Irish football team. However, Rudy's dream doesn't seem very practical; Daniel (Ned Beatty), his father, works in a steel mill and can ill afford to send his son to Notre Dame, while Rudy's grades are not especially impressive, and standing a shade over five feet tall and weighing a little over 100 pounds, Rudy is hardly built for the gridiron. However, with the help of Father Cavanaugh (Robert Prosky), a sympathetic priest, Rudy is admitted to nearby Holy Cross, and in his junior year manages to squeak into Notre Dame as a transfer student. Rudy works as an assistant to the football stadium's groundskeeper, Fortune (Charles S. Dutton), to pay his tuition (often sleeping in Fortune's office since he can't afford a room), studies diligently, and appears at tryouts for the football team. Rudy is made a member of the practice team, which means he's little more than a human tackling dummy, but Coach Ara Parseghian (Jason Miller) is impressed with Rudy's devotion and determination, and pledges that he'll allow him to dress for one game before he graduates, so his name can be recorded as an official member of the team. However, the arrival of a new coach and a tough season that allows for few unnecessary players may put a stop to Rudy's dreams within sight of the finish line. Rudy also stars Jon Favreau, Lili Taylor, and Scott Benjaminson.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (1993)
Cast: Sean Astin, Charles S. Dutton
Director: David Anspaugh
Producers: Robert N. Fried, Jeffrey I. Friedman, Lee R. Mayes, Alan J. Mintz, Angelo Pizzo, Cary Woods, Richard J. Zinman
Screenwriter: Angelo Pizzo
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"In this lifetime, you don't have to prove nothing to nobody except yourself"
The real truth right there.
Yep. That's why I try to make myself proud everyday
One of the best lines in the movie.
Very inspirational
@@andrewwilson374in any movie
Those words still hold true in 2024.
This man deserves more acclaim for his performances. One hell of an actor. This scene is legendary
True. His TV show was the same.
The great Charles S. Dutton.
@@quewuzhere7341 u mean Roc? lol..yeah, but it was kind of a weird show.,
@@Alexibanezzz yeah, I remember him on Miami vice too. his bio is real interesting..
@@Snowboy2015 I like it.
When the custodian is more a father to you than your own father 🤝
That's what I love about this scene. I think in that moment he really did look at Rudy like he was his son. Or at least that's what the movie was trying to portray.
Rudy's Dad: Notre Dame isn't for us! You're a Ruettiger!
Fortune: You're gonna walk out of here with a degree from the University of Notre Dame!
blk men are the greatest fathers, u remember that YT boy. message from hollywierd.
Incredible moment, incredible speech.
Ridiculous
The janitor was actually speaking to his younger self. It was like older version of him was advising younger version, to do it right this time and not end up at the position he’s at now.
“Since when are you the quitting kind?” Both a criticism and a compliment at the same time.
“You’re gonna walk out of here with a Degree from the University of Notre Dame!!!” Not too many people can say that. Rudy was not understanding the other things he accomplished.
Indeed I think him getting into ND and getting that degree was the far greater achievement. I mean giving what it took for him to get admitted...
I find Rudy getting into Notre Dame more admirable than getting onto the football team.
aim for the sky and you'll reach among the stars my friend
He was trying to reach a dream that was unreachable, sometimes that loses sight of everything around you that you don't see the value of.
@@JohnSmith-zw8vp Yes because that degree will make sure he would never have to work in the Steel Mill again.
Who here wishes that they heard this speech awhile ago
At least I’m hearing it at the right Time
Right here. But it’s not too late. You’re still breathing
53 here. 30 years ago would have helped :)
The movie came out bout 25 years ago
Me
One of the best inspirational speeches ever.
Jonathan Caro I wonder if this guy acts anymore? But I agree one of the best acting deliveries ever
The Sober King loser
..such an excellent movie,,and scene
True... but still can't pronounce "No-truh Dahm" right.
Jonathan Caro absolutely agree.
in this life time, you don't have to prove nothing to nobody, EXCEPT YOURSELF!!!!!
Truer words were never spoken. I love this scene
What a great speech
Words that everyone from all walks of life can live by!
PROVE WHAT
@@ShoaibKhan-bz5qm THAT I WAS SOMEBODY
Everyday when I call myself a failure, this man’s words pop in my head like he was standing in front of me. Everyone should hear these words.
The best father son speech that needs to be heard and to lived by. Follow the words and be true to them! You won’t regret it.
Love how Fortune has always had Rudy's back in the film. He always gave Rudy the wake up calls he needed when he didn't realize how much he's accomplished.
God
This is what matters, we all need father figures. To help other men stand
I personally love the line “you hung in with the best college football team in the land FOR 2 YEARS!” It both shows much how time has passed in the movie and means when your about to quit, look how far you’ve gotten
And Fortune followed it up by saying "And you're also gonna walk outta here with a degree from the University of Notre Dame!" I can't hear that without getting chills."
Facts! And Rudy had dyslexia so he really did an amazing job getting a degreee on top of working part time and playing football!
@KRodBabay His shortcomings were endless, Dyslexia, lack of funds, no place to live, barely had grades for junior college and was told he couldn't go on the Notre Dame bus tour because "It's not a sight seeing tour" if that wouldn't motivate you I don't know what would.
Rudy dealt with so many people that he would never go to Notre Dame for his Disability. Never be able to play for Notre Dames Football Team b/c he was undersized. He didn't have to prove anything to anyone except himself! I also had a Disability growing up, and was told I would never go to College or have a good job. I was told to quit and go work at Walmart. But one College took a chance on me, it was a struggle in the beginning, but I got through it and Graduated. Then eventually found a good job that has been a career!
its never about proving to other people what you can do. Its about proving to yourself that I tried my best.
Amen
michael freimann Amen.
Here’s your participation trophy 🏆
Mic drop!
I shown this to my dog and he became a wolf
I read this while drinking some water and almost spit it all over my computer lol
@@isaaclovato165 I though you were going to say "Iread this while drinking water and it became beer" or something like that
For a minute I thought I was watch the Pursuit Of Happiness.
Do not poke the dog to much or They can become a wolf.
You know the difference between a bark and a Howl.
I showed it to my cat
And he didn’t care
"Since when are you the quitting kind"
Since joe mama was a thing
Yeah ask that to hitler
@@h2ddengamers44 yea lets compare rudy to hitler
“Still not a week goes by I don’t regret it.”
Personally, this resonates deep with me. I’m in my early 20s and I have to many regrets already. I’m done letting my attitude or my unsurety in my self to keep me from what I need to do or what I should be doing.
I had a lot of regrets too, until I realized I’ll keep having them unless I do something about it. Not joining the military was one of them and I just joined the army reserve at age 30. Not letting myself live with regret anymore.
Blue Tortoise Most of us make many mistakes and accumulate regrets in our 20s (I did!). The ones that don't, eventually make those same mistakes later on in life, where there is more to lose. If you play your cards right, your value as a person (financially and socially) exponentially increases in your early 30s and well into your 50s and beyond. Sounds like you have about a decade to look at your cards, analyse your game plan, and make a play. I think the odds are very high on your favor.
In your early 20s? I mean you still got time. Lots of it, provided you also don't waste it.
Do it buddy God Bless
Rudy had big dreams and a bigger heart
That speech gives me goosebumps everytime...such a powerful scene.
Charles Dutton makes the movie, what presence! you cant teach that
Absolutely...makes Alien 3 almost watchable.
Charles Dutton is an incredible actor. Underrated.
Charles dutton was great in this scene. Probably should have got a Oscar
+Dirk Digger Damn straight!
Dirk Digger If only he had more screen time. A lot of good supporting characters in this film.
His role in this scene was one of those "that escalated quickly" moments. Btw, his birthday's on the same day as my uncles.
Dirk Digger He doesn't have enough screen time to get an oscar, if he was a major character (screen time wise not impact wise) he very well may have and most definitely should have.
iSweat-Axion judi dench won for far less screen time. he shouldve at least been nominated
"In this lifetime, you don't have to prove nothing to nobody but yourself"
One of the most inspirational speeches of all time...
John Jerrehian everything he says is the truth
This is such a powerful message. Back in 2008 my contract at CNBC didn't get renewed, and I let the co workers get me to such a point that I refused to go in the final day. Not a day goes by I don't regret that.
Fast forward to today. I have gone back to school for HVAC, and just made my Universal certification for the EPA. I'm getting married to the most wonderful woman in the world come October. I have a job in the field as well and the future looks bright.
This speech was one of many inspirations to never give up and keep moving forward.
good for you matt........ good luck the future!!!
Thank you Chris!
Congrats, man! I'm in a similar type of position; I've been job hunting since I graduated college this year and I was really close to getting a job I really wanted at a magazine company (out of the 600 applicants, I was one of the 6 chosen to be called in for interviewing). I didn't get it and I initially wanted to just give up and feel sorry for myself but I hung in there. I'm still looking right now but I can be glad knowing I haven't given up despite the odds
doomie22 never give up the brightest days are always closer. Don't be afraid of anything but not trying.
Thanks man! I've actually since had an offer and been working at ABC full time as an intern so one step at a time!
Best part of Rudy is when he comes out to watch Rudy play and you can see the joy as he walks away
Fortune: "You're 5 foot nothin', 100 and nothin', and you have barely a speck of athletic ability. And you hung in there with the best college football players in the land for 2 years. And you're gonna walk outta here with a degree from the University of Notre Dame. In this life, you don't have to prove nothin' to nobody but yourself. And after what you've gone through, if you haven't done that by now, it ain't gonna never happen. Now go on back."
Man, what a great scene & inspirational message. Especially if you're an underdog or a guy who wasn't blessed with natural talent.
Cool Cat I love this speech and I think it made Rudy see the big picture. Taking to my dad is like talking to fortune.
The problem with many people who deal with this is they don't have someone to set them straight and make their realize you aren't a loser because you're out there trying vs those who aren't.
Honestly, I think Rudy getting ADMITTED to Notre Dame was the far greater accomplishment. I mean isn't ND pretty darn prestigious academically too?
Yeah it's one of the hardest schools to get accepted into. Essentially on par with Dartmouth & Cornell but maybe even a little better than those.
I think the film knows that too. That's why half of the movie is him trying to get into Notre Dame academically. Him making the football team is what he sees as a greater accomplishment because that was his dream all along.
Yes. For most of us, simply getting in is an accomplishment in and of itself.
Until the Jews took it over yeah it used to be
It's very difficult to get into and it isn't cheap
Sam would have never been able to carry Frodo up the mountain without this inspiration.
This is my kick in the pants video when I start to feel sorry for myself. Works everytime!
Sometimes in life we need someone to
Tell it to us straight, no sugar coat.
My dad was a scholar and I’m a high school drop out. One day when I was 17 he told me
“I feel sorry for u when u get a job.”
I’m 59 now and retired and Doing great, but I will never forget that moment when he talked to me like a man.
Charles S. Dutton is a very underrated actor.
I never cry so hard for a sport movie :(
+Tommy Ly - Yu cry long ti'me?
Watch Warrior.
Although it's much more than a "sport movie."
Great scene in an excellent movie.
Thank you Mr. Charles S. Dutton! You deserve an Oscar for this performance.
Also love the end when Fortune shows up to see Rudy on the field and in the last play. He knew then that this speech made THE difference in Rudy's life. Sure it's Hollywood, but it's truly inspiring!
Yes it is. I want everyone to watch this scene when they feel like giving up.
Charles Dutton is amazing in this movie. He made the entire movie for me. I wish I had a fantastically wise black man follow me around like this giving me speeches and wake up calls, and making me realize myself like this.
You're about 200 years too late for that
@@anomiemnemonical578 ?
@@anomiemnemonical578 That's just about right...
A predictable, ridiculous comment.
Still weep like a baby every time I watch this. I'm going to get in shape and get out of debt.
Probably not
ricky j
LOL
Don’t listen to the negative comments. Keep pushing.
keep moving forward, no matter what
Damn 5 years ago? Hope u already made it bro
Great message for life. Pursue your dream with unwavering passion and whether you ultimately succeed or come up short, you can look back with the peace of mind that you gave it all you had and that's all anyone including you could ask for.
One of my favorite cinematic moments is when Dutton's character has a happy smirk on his face as Rudy goes out onto the field. Man, it's movie gold!
This short scene in its self should have garnered him a Supporting Role nomination !!!!!!!!!
That movie still made my tears to cry out, I still love that movie.
This film is filled with poignant moments. It is truly memorable, and holds a special place in my heart.
Don't ever give up on your dreams. Dream big cause they just might come true. Charles S. Dutton put on one of the greatest cinematic performances in the character Fortune.
Charles Dutton Is great actor. He has that special something that makes you listen, to change your life for the better. Its shame we don't see more of him in 2019 & Beyond.
Realest scene in the history of cinema💯
Charles S. Dutton's finest hour.
You should watch the scene from the tv show "ROC" vs the drug dealer. Powerful.
@@borzi Also when he faced down a Xenomorph in Aliens 3👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
And you're also gonna walk outta here with a degree from the university of Notre Dame. That line always does it for me.
Played high school football. 5'2 135lbs. I lost the use of my left hand at 8 years old due to cancer. How I loved sports. Never got to know what it was like to play under the lights. But I practiced like I started.
You still can play. You are still eligible. Try junior college then university.
Damn. Fortune regretted quitting so much he got a job as a custodian and groundskeeper to stay as close as he could to the notre dame stadium so he could settle his heart.
Charles Dutton was amazing is this scene and movie!
This very scene in Rudy made the entire film, There have been many iconic scenes in numerous films but this is definitely top 5.
One of the greatest scenes ever on film .............
Where the hell is Charles S. Dutton’s Oscar? Dude nailed this scene.
I'll be completing my MBA this year, but Ive held back telling people because I'm embarrassed at how old I am getting it, when all my friends finished their degrees years ago. I had to go back to this movie and remember that In this life I don't have to prove anything to anyone but myself. Yeah I'm a bit older than my graduating class, but I'm going to walk away with an MBA that I paid for in cash and no loans.
Be proud stand tall
I know the feeling. I may not graduate for another 4 years, Even though I actually started my journey to taking college level courses 5 years ago. Sooner or later though, I'm gonna walk out with at least an associates and engineering when I had to work from elementary algebra all the way to getting an engineering degree. I'm at talk one, now, and this is my 4th time taking it. And I'm 35 years old believe me, what you did was an accomplishment and I have yet to make it there but I'm still at it.
@@geoffwilliams4478 I'm 22 and half, I fell behind on my degree and have been feeling quite useless but this motivated me a little. I wish you the best of luck with you degree and your life, it's never over until we say its over.
While I was watching this, it felt like an uncle giving me life lessons.
I usually don’t really care for sports films, but man, this speech and this movie are both great
Arguably the best damned "wake up" speech I've heard in any movie....
One of the best scenes in cinema ever. Imagine kids today putting in this much effort, they cower because of sidewalk chalk.
Agreeable Dragon right! Kids these days the majority of them wanna quit when it gets hard. I always told my kids anything in this world worth having isn’t gonna come easy it’s gonna be hard and your gonna get knocked down but you have to get back up and keep churning. And once you accomplish that goal you’ve been chasing it’s the best feeling in the world.
You should see him give it to Earl from my name is Earl
isnt it your generation who raised us? take some responsibility rather than blaming everyone else.
@@Petey0707 I didn't spoil my kid, take away the smartphones & make them work
@@stoneyj1a1
Tell that to other parents then and influence them, boomer.
Too many people perceive that they have been mistreated. Whether this is true or not - it is true in its giving. A truly magical speech.
Best words and advice in the Movie...everyone can take the content of this part of the movie and move forward in life with a better outlook
It’s the 30th anniversary this fall for this movie and this quote in this movie gets me I love this movie I lived in south bend when they filmed this entire movie such a great movie
Charles S. Dutton is such a underrated actor.
One of the most underrated actors Charles s Dutton
I am not even a fan of football and I remember loving this movie in the 90s.
This is my favorite scene in the movie...Very powerful!
+Kevin Koppi I have baby ears
One of the greatest scenes in movie history. Such a great movie
I'm a Sophmore and I've been riding the bench for my football team. I haven't quit because I believe I can show my non believing coaches and friends they were wrong about me. I keep telling myself not to let them get the best of me
Don't quit. You keep at it and don't let anyone ever tell you different. Trust me I know. It's true. You have nothing to prove to anyone but you. You've got the heart. Don't let anyone take that away...ever
I did the same. Wound up with 1 TD and 2 special teams player of the week awards my senior year. Never a star, hell never a starter, but I wouldn't trade a goddamn second of it.
Any good news?
You are doing the right thing. Im proud of you, keep it up. A winner never quits.. A quitter never wins.
Stardom isn’t for everyone.
RUDY is a timeless story and it would be perfect as a Broadway Musical as well!! This person is like my American hero.... someone who believed what he wanted no matter what people thought.
"And i guarantee you, a week wont go by in your life, you wont regret letting them get the best of you"
I'm not into football but this is an amazing movie. I've watched it twice.
I played select soccer for Solar soccer club , won the Dallas Cup., traveled all over the U.S had great moments and great teammates and a great opportunity right there in my lap. I'm 26 years old now and not a day goes by that I dont regret walking away from it all. If i knew then what i know now i would have pushed through to the finish line. If i had known those great moments would turn into bittersweet memories I would have done it different. Now I realize it only happens once in a lifetime being in the position I was in and I was too young minded and stupid to realize it. Instead of going in for the kill , I walked away from it all at will. Just to hang out with my so called "friends" instead of going to practice. To go to partys on the weekend instead of being on that field on the weekend. Such a bittersweet life this is , to grown up amd fully understand what you now want in your life was right at your feet at one point. Moral of the story is never give up , or stray off the path less traveled. Take it from someone full of regret , to keep from regretting. You only get one chance at life do it right.
This is the greatest scene ever made
Judging from the comments, every actor that ever gave a motivational speech should get an oscar.
one of my all time favorite movies.
This is the greatest movie of all time.
Very motivational scene for anyone with ambition, dreams, goals. I currently feel this way about TH-cam, doing TH-cam (for 3 years now, minimal results). I understood then when I started, and I understand still now how difficult it is to devote oneself to a specific path. Despite occasional nods of encouragement, I currently find myself in limbo. I haven't quit, but I do feel at a loss, loss of spirit. I still make videos and will continue to do so. Riding the bench sucks; But being present is better than not showing up at all. No one should be absent from their own life. Even if the road ends up nowhere, the effort is validation enough. If you give up on something you like doing it's kind of like betraying yourself. Being true to oneself is really the best anyone can do. So just like Rudy I'll continue to maintain Fortune's Truth. Truth to Oneself.
I need to see this movie again. It has been much to long.
Nightwing245 i watch this movie each month
Yes. I think I'll watch it tonight. You never know when a seemingly ordinary person might give you really good advice when you need it most. He was in the right place at the right time so Rudy heard what he needed to hear when he needed to hear it.
This Needs A Oscar!
Whenever I think about quitting I watch this scene and 🔥and I realise I am not a quitter don't give up, never ever.
Great advice, for life in general
Now go on back.
“Still not a week goes by I don’t regret it.”
I was so close of reaching my dream which was to become a professional soccer player, I was so close too, playing for the reserves and all... And he is right its been 14 years since I quit and not a week goes by I don't regret it...
25th anniversary it comes back to the theater on August 28 when I turn 40 I'm so excited to see this movie again it's such an inspiring story I love this quote and scene from the movie
Thought I wasn’t being played because of my color and I got filled up with all kinds of attitude so I quit!” Was he not being played due to race? I love the fact that the movie leaves that question ambiguous because THAT’S NOT THE POINT! The point is that regardless of what other people do, you can’t let them beat you by quitting and stop looking to other people for your validation. There’s a lot of young men black and white that need to take these words to heart.
Charles Dutton is am awesome actor...enough said!
Word!
1:04 My Favorite line
“Do you hear me clear enough?”
Powerful
This should have 10 million views. Wtf
This scene is an absolute masterpiece
I have met Rudy. He came to my town I live in. He gave a speech.
Every male on this planet faces that moment when some older man lays a gift of wisdom at his feet. The difference in their life depends on whether they recognize that gift and accept it or not. The tapestry of our life is filled with these moments and then the weaver moves on. Pay attention.
Charles Dutton has turned out countless performances of this caliber. The man is, quite simply, a treasure.
Never knew I needed to hear this right about now. Cuts deep.
Still stands as one of the best reality check talks I’ve ever heard in my life.
I remember in 7th grade we went on a field trip to Notre Dame college and on the way they played this movie.
One of the greatest scenes of all time.
Greatest motivation speech ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Enough said!
I almost quit my senior year but a teammate encouraged me. As a result I was a starter.
This is one of the best scenes in cinema history. The message is beautiful.
In this lifetime you don't have to prove nothing to nobody except yourself. And after what you've gone through, if you haven't done that by now, it ain't gonna never happen.
+Kevin Bailie I have baby arms!
“PROVE WHAT”? Charles Dutton movies back then seemed to have him giving some powerful speech.
That was such a great turning point for those who feel like quitting!!