Young Frankenstein is a splendid homage to the old Universal movies.It's made with real love and affection.When i was 12, i saw this 12 times in one week.This was back in the days when you could stay and see the film again,without getting turfed out !
Man, Marty was something else. Actors get "the giggles" all the time, but I can only imagine what working on a Mel Brooks film with those fabulous comedic people would be like. It's amazing anything got done at all!!
I'd like to thank each and everyone of you that have commented. The only negative comments were mostly for quality or ad content. I would upload an updated better quality version but I have lost the original source. "Young Frankenstein" is and has always been my favorite movie from the first time I watched it 40 years ago. It is perfect from beginning to end.
@@jozeflenders But, she stayed gorgeous for a VERY long time, and a great actress and smart so there's more. And probably a lot of fun. I'm just guessing.
Neil Huff it is my second favorite movie only to Back to the Future it was a brilliant decision to film it in black and white I don't think I would ever work in color
One of the funniest one-liners I've ever heard in movies. "Igor! Help me with these bags." "Certainly. you take the blonde, I'll take the one in the turban." 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I liked when Igor's hump kept changing sides. My friend and I were in stitches in the cinema when it was released. So many one liners. What a brilliant comedy.🤣🤣🤣
One of thee best movies Mel ever produced...every actor and actress was the cream of the crop never settling on mediocre...just so well done unmatched with any movies made since then.,..you just cannot communicate and connect with an audience through computer generated swill. These movies are a conglomeration of top notch crew and actors and it shows.
Watching these clips reminds me of my reaction the first time I saw "Young Frankenstein." I could barely stay in my seat I was laughing so hard. I don't think another movie, at least I can't remember one, has ever made me laugh more.
Horrible how this is missing in much of today film making. Everything is so high strung and regimented, acting professionally doesn't even seem remotely fun anymore.
Teri Garr, in an interview not too long ago, said Gene Wilder was an ass and she didn’t enjoy working with him. 😂. Poor thing has M.S. - it was sad to see.
the greatest thing about that scene where he bites the fur neck piece is that a small smile from gene wilder actually made its way into the movie... seriousy watch it!
One of my TOP 10 films of ALL TIME!! If you are a movie buff at all then this one belongs in your collection! If you have not seen it yet-find it and watch it NOW!! Frau Blusher!!
The cello gives another dimension to this piece. The acoustics of the place that you have chosen plus the deep letany of the strings makes from your interpretation an alternative and wonderful way to enjoy the "POE-tic" of the music.THANK YOU VERY MUCH for sharing your creativity and talent with us.
When arriving at someone's door step and noticing their door knocker I never miss an opportunity to say "what knockers" to my wife. Or ask if she wants to have a roll in the hay...
Picture it, Wethersfield Connecticut, 1974....I was 16 and my friend, who was 16, brought her 11 year old brother with us to see this movie. Teri Garr says "He must have an enormous schvanschtuker" and a second later my friend's brother says out loud "What's a schvanschtuker?" And the audience laughed. Well, he now has three children so I guess he found out!
I wonder how many people don't know that Feldman was doing a Groucho impression when he says, "certainly, you take the blonde one and I'll take the one with the turban." ? How many generations before all the context is lost?
The question is this. Are there really 250 people who watched this and didn't have tears in their eyes? They must be a lot of fun to be out with on a Saturday night!
This finally informed me after forty odd years why the horses went nuts every time they heard Frau Blucher's name invoked-----it mean glue in German. I thought she was doing something weird with the horses. I saw this in a local last-run theater in the 70's. A very very fond childhood memory. Thanks Mel, Gene, Marty, Madalaine, Teri, Peter, Cloris, and Gene Hacknman for the laughter. No one makes funny movies any more with the wild inventiveness of Mel Brooks. The 70's ruled for comedy.
I saw this movie for the first time at a summer fest when I was in high school, and later during my college years at the campus theater (the Taco version of "Puttin on the Ritz" was released during my freshman year). Seeing this brings back so many memories and Marty Feldman savaging the fox fur piece is hilarious!
For me, this is the funniest movie I've ever seen. It was when I first saw it back in 1974 and it still is today. Just watching these clips, I laugh so hard the tears run.
This is by far my most favorite comedy film. I can still remember going to the movie when it first came out, my cousin and I laughing our heads off while our wives laughed at us. I love this film.
Every acting performance in this movie was fantastic. And Terri Garr looked unbelieveably sexy in the black and white filming. One of the greatest movies ever.
One of the greatest movie experience I had was seeing this movie about five years ago in Burbank, Ca. Of course most people there already had seen it multiple times. But seeing it with people who loved the movie and know the lines...that was a treat.
Want to do something really fun? I'm an old Monster buff since about 1956 and know all the Universal movies by heart almost. You have to had watched ALL of the original Frankenstein movies to get all the humor here. Watch them all again, then rewatch this movie and you'll get some new humor that you missed before! I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!
When I was a kid, I saw this in theatres that were more like those strange high-up medical lecture rooms from the 1800's. I've never returned to see any movie more often. This is Brook's seminal masterpiece. Absolutely.
When I saw Terri in the mid 70's, I still say q thing about her overshadowed this film, except when the "Monster" almost got electrocuted. Terri: What a beauty physically as well as in personality, & plus, she portrays the ideal woman. We need more women like Terri Garr in front of the cam now than the RUN OF THE MILL dominant SKANKS that consider themselves "STARS". Current "stars" are nothing compared to the gals from the 30's thru the 70's. Get rid of the TRASH in Hollywood, male & female.
I could never had done any of these scenes. Would have broken up every time. Young Frankenstein is the funniest movie ever made. I start laughing just looking at the cover of the DVD.
Really hard to say as to funniest. Blazing Saddles KILLED me (WORK, WORK, WORK, while his face is in Madelein's (sp is wrong, i know) boobs - hysterical) - everything that mel brooks, MK, and Gene Wilder did made it absolutely necessary to have a toilet near by cuz you'd laugh THAT hard, making you miss the next scene!! Until THIS movie, I do not believe that Cloris Leachman was known for comedy. She was GREAT!!
MrPlatypus9 I agree with you it's one of the funniest movies ever made but it's also one of the best movies ever made. Great acting all around and I'm a huge Gene Wilder fan plus Teri Garr Madeline Kahn Cloris Leachman Marty Feldman Peter Boyle Etc they were all fantastic this is my favorite movie second only to Back to the Future
Seen this in the drive in..honestly about 12 times with all my buddy's..15 years old we would walk into the drive in..sit in the front row an Use the speakers as pillows.. We get kicked out every once in a while but We'd always come back :)
The first time that I saw this movie when I was a kid my ribs hurt for three days from laughing so hard. Especially the cigar and putting on the ritz scenes. Lol
Go Marty Feldman! I also liked the Prussian cop with the gimp arm. Then there was the dart scene, when the dart went out the window, and a cat yowled. That was when Brooks added that sound, I understand that it was Brooks who made the sound, unplanned. All in all one of my favorite movies of all time.
Young Frankenstein is a splendid homage to the old Universal movies.It's made with real love and affection.When i was 12, i saw this 12 times in one week.This was back in the days when you could stay and see the film again,without getting turfed out !
Marty Feldman was a genius at making people laugh anywhere, anytime. Legend.
Man, Marty was something else. Actors get "the giggles" all the time, but I can only imagine what working on a Mel Brooks film with those fabulous comedic people would be like. It's amazing anything got done at all!!
+MrJest2 so funny he caused the director to ruin a take. When you get the director laughing, that means you are one funny guy. RIP Marty.
and now RIP Gene Wilder.
+Adam Kelleher ...and RIP Madeline Kahn.
@@10995 You could tell they had a party the whole time they made this flick.
How could they not laugh. The move was brilliantly hilarious.
"Stay close to the candles. The staircase can be treacherous". LOL! I love the way Cloris says that line. This was such a good movie.
Yes! Just the word "treacherous" is worth the price of admission (so to speak).
And the candles AREN'T LIT!!
Still can't believe Gene is gone now. This is another one of my favorite films he was in. RIP.
I'd like to thank each and everyone of you that have commented. The only negative comments were mostly for quality or ad content.
I would upload an updated better quality version but I have lost the original source.
"Young Frankenstein" is and has always been my favorite movie from the first time I watched it 40 years ago. It is perfect from beginning to end.
Goofbaugh you're such a " goof ball."
Good god, Teri Garr was totally gorgeous.....
That is an understatement.
She was 18 when she was in the original Star Trek tv episode "Assignment: Earth"
She was... but beauty is fleeting. You never ever want to say to an actress how gorgeous she WAS, they hate that.
@@jozeflenders But, she stayed gorgeous for a VERY long time, and a great actress and smart so there's more. And probably a lot of fun. I'm just guessing.
One of the sexiest women in any role ever. Absolutely beautiful.....
Love you Gene. We will miss you.... RIP
RIP
I was 15 years old when this movie was realise back in 1974 good summer times at the drive in movie theater
djbardia22 😢😢😢😢😢😢
In my opinion this is the funniest film ever made. And I'm old and have seen a lot of movies.
Neil Huff it is my second favorite movie only to Back to the Future it was a brilliant decision to film it in black and white I don't think I would ever work in color
Ejuice Vaper I think Gene Wilder was a brilliant actor both comedic and dramatic
Coincido!
Mel Brooks, Monty Python, Benny Hill etc Etc, the 1970s truly was a golden era of Comedy. Thank you for this wonderful video.
@@jahbay
Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts, Carol Burnett, Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In etc.
Seriously tho... "put the candle back" Lmao - Thank you Mel Brooks! Genius! Gene Wilder! Hysterically funny movie - thanks Goofbaugh
One of the funniest one-liners I've ever heard in movies.
"Igor! Help me with these bags."
"Certainly. you take the blonde, I'll take the one in the turban."
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Brought back the Marx brothers for me. Made it even funnier.
So many lines to choose from...
What Knockers
Whose brain is it? Abby something or other, Abby normal...
And of course the very ending line " Grrr...
I liked when Igor's hump kept changing sides. My friend and I were in stitches in the cinema when it was released. So many one liners. What a brilliant comedy.🤣🤣🤣
What hump?
One of thee best movies Mel ever produced...every actor and actress was the cream of the crop never settling on mediocre...just so well done unmatched with any movies made since then.,..you just cannot communicate and connect with an audience through computer generated swill. These movies are a conglomeration of top notch crew and actors and it shows.
So eloquently said, and spot on with films, then and now.
A classic movie, but Young Madeleine Kahn and Young Teri Garr were also nice to see.
Marty Feldman doesn't even need to say a word. He could just walk into the room and I would die laughing.
RIP Mr Wilder- decades of great comedy.
STAY TRUE there will never be anyone like him..just comedy genious!
STAY TRUE decades? Young Frankenstein, Willy wonka, stir crazy... that’s three... am I missing a dozen more?
Jzeaser Blazing Saddles, The Producers, Silver Streak, The Frisco Kid, and he was great in Bonnie and Clyde
@@johnhuxley165 thanks forgot about those...
and Quakster Fortune has a cousin in the bronx
Jzeaser Oh yeah, that’s another one!
I have always considered "Young Frankenstein" Mel's best film. About as perfect a comedy can be. Every single actor and line seems right.
First Mel Brooks movie I ever saw, and it's been my favorite ever since. RIP, Cloris Leachman
RIP Frau Blucher...you will be missed...
neighieeeeee
Chloris a legend!
Watching these clips reminds me of my reaction the first time I saw "Young Frankenstein." I could barely stay in my seat I was laughing so hard. I don't think another movie, at least I can't remember one, has ever made me laugh more.
SO much talent involved. It was like the "perfect storm". Just perfect
It's good to see that they cracked each other up, cuz they sure as hell cracked me up.
You don’t see it often but Madeline Kahn had the most beautiful smile.
That she did
She was a natural beauty.
Amen
Agree.. she was always stunning to me. Has that Smile that melts your heart
Mel and Co entertained me thru so many years! Thanks is simply not enough...
Horrible how this is missing in much of today film making. Everything is so high strung and regimented, acting professionally doesn't even seem remotely fun anymore.
A real classic that still makes me laugh.
May they still be making Heaven roar with laughter...Thank you for the years of laughter tears.
Absolutely love this film, best comedy ever made and it wouldn't be the same without that crazy cast 👍👍👍
No matter how many times I see this, I laugh and fall in love with Teri Garr once again.
What great knockers .
Teri Garr, in an interview not too long ago, said Gene Wilder was an ass and she didn’t enjoy working with him. 😂. Poor thing has M.S. - it was sad to see.
Getting paid big Hollywood Dollars at work...AND,.,having genuine Fun and Laughter while "on the job"...simply outrageous!!! Cheers All
"Sed....a....give! Give him a SED-A-GIVE!" lmao!
i must have watched this movie 10 thousand times and it still gets funnier everytime i watch it.
“What knockers!”
“Thank you Doctor”
the greatest thing about that scene where he bites the fur neck piece is that a small smile from gene wilder actually made its way into the movie... seriousy watch it!
Absolutely the best comedy movie ever.
Even though I have it on dvd, I still watch it when ever it's on t.v.
Gene Hackman's hilarious cameo as the old blind man shows he needs to do more comedic films before he retires! Hilarious!
i absolutely LOVE this movie!!!! the good old days of movies for sure
One of my favorite exchanges in the film: Wilder's comment to Feldman---"Damn your eyes!" Feldman's reply---"Too late!"
One of my TOP 10 films of ALL TIME!! If you are a movie buff at all then this one belongs in your collection! If you have not seen it yet-find it and watch it NOW!! Frau Blusher!!
+DeLaun Fifield neeeiiiiigggghhhh!
"Abby Normal" 🤣. So many hilarious scenes in Young Frankenstein! Thanks for the video!
The cello gives another dimension to this piece. The acoustics of the place that you have chosen plus the deep letany of the strings makes from your interpretation an alternative and wonderful way to enjoy the "POE-tic" of the music.THANK YOU VERY MUCH for sharing your creativity and talent with us.
Suppressed laughter , it’s uncontrollable ! 😂 what a classic movie and great cast, I have to watch this movie again for I don’t know how many times !
Marty Feldman always makes me smile x
At 3:53 or so, when "Frau B." said, "Oh Gene, don't laugh" --- oh wow, she has such a different, nicer voice than from her character's. ;p
she has been in some terrific movies, too. Drama and comedy. Worked with the best, for a good reason
Terri Garr was a hottie!
When arriving at someone's door step and noticing their door knocker I never miss an opportunity to say "what knockers" to my wife. Or ask if she wants to have a roll in the hay...
A roll in "zee" hay...
I laugh as much today as when this first came out. My family laughs more at me watching the movie!
Marty Feldman was a RIOT! So funny without saying a word. He left us too soon.
Picture it, Wethersfield Connecticut, 1974....I was 16 and my friend, who was 16, brought her 11 year old brother with us to see this movie.
Teri Garr says "He must have an enormous schvanschtuker" and a second later my friend's brother says out loud "What's a schvanschtuker?" And the audience laughed.
Well, he now has three children so I guess he found out!
I wonder how many people don't know that Feldman was doing a Groucho impression when he says, "certainly, you take the blonde one and I'll take the one with the turban." ? How many generations before all the context is lost?
I didn’t realize it at the time but it is plain to see. It’s a shame that generations overlook the Marx Brothers. Comic geniuses.
in the scene that made it into the movie (the one where marty bites the fur) u can still hear that gene is laughing a bit when he says "stop that"
Love Gene Wilder, he seemed like such a sweet genuine man.
I still say this is the funniest comedy movie ever made.
Blazing saddles is funnier
"What knockers!"
"Oh...thank you, Doctor!"
Def..in ...etly a nice set!
Teri Garr is SO hot!
@@stevefick3919 Zank you doctor!
Those were nice knockers...
@@MarvelMTs Zank you doctor!
One of my favorite all time movies!!! Classic!!!
Betty Saenz
such a wonderful movie!!!! thanks 4 posting!
I think IF this movie was put out again, on the big screen as we used to say, it would get an audience. FUN
The question is this. Are there really 250 people who watched this and didn't have tears in their eyes? They must be a lot of fun to be out with on a Saturday night!
Did you know that Gene Wilder was in "Bonnie and Clyde".
This finally informed me after forty odd years why the horses went nuts every time they heard Frau Blucher's name invoked-----it mean glue in German. I thought she was doing something weird with the horses. I saw this in a local last-run theater in the 70's. A very very fond childhood memory. Thanks Mel, Gene, Marty, Madalaine, Teri, Peter, Cloris, and Gene Hacknman for the laughter. No one makes funny movies any more with the wild inventiveness of Mel Brooks. The 70's ruled for comedy.
Perfect cast !!! And Mel Brooks genius
The candles weren't lit! LMAOOOOO!!
Peter Boyle is terrific here. I hope he earns a lot for his role in the tedious "Everybody Loves R.".
His x files episode is a gem too
I would gladly watch every minute of they filmed on this set. What a movie! What a cast!
I saw this movie for the first time at a summer fest when I was in high school, and later during my college years at the campus theater (the Taco version of "Puttin on the Ritz" was released during my freshman year).
Seeing this brings back so many memories and Marty Feldman savaging the fox fur piece is hilarious!
So Feldman ad-libbed the Groucho-esque "turban" and Brooks wanted to kill it, but he used the line anyway. Like the "funny" scene from Goodfellas.
For me, this is the funniest movie I've ever seen. It was when I first saw it back in 1974 and it still is today. Just watching these clips, I laugh so hard the tears run.
Rest in peace Peter Boyle.
Hands down the genenioust funny movie of all time. Best written, best comedic performance and Gene Hackmans delivery is stellar.
This is by far my most favorite comedy film. I can still remember going to the movie when it first came out, my cousin and I laughing our heads off while our wives laughed at us. I love this film.
The whole "turban/toyban" anecdote is priceless!
Groucho would have been so proud!!!!
Every acting performance in this movie was fantastic. And Terri Garr looked unbelieveably sexy in the black and white filming. One of the greatest movies ever.
One of the greatest movie experience I had was seeing this movie about five years ago in Burbank, Ca. Of course most people there already had seen it multiple times. But seeing it with people who loved the movie and know the lines...that was a treat.
SUCH a great movie. I think I'll watch it tonight.
To go to work and have this much fun is special.
1974? holy shit this movie has held up
So has the original Frankenstein movie filmed in 1931.
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Want to do something really fun? I'm an old Monster buff since about 1956 and know all the Universal movies by heart almost. You have to had watched ALL of the original Frankenstein movies to get all the humor here. Watch them all again, then rewatch this movie and you'll get some new humor that you missed before! I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!
Brilliant. What a Funny Funny film. I near pissed myself laughing at the candle scene and the monster in the cabin with the blind man.
Cloris Leachman is wonderful.
Even on Malcolm in the Middle she is fantastic.
SO talented. ! Great drama, too. See her in "last picture show" and it's heartbreaking. She can do it all.
When I was a kid, I saw this in theatres that were more like those strange high-up medical lecture rooms from the 1800's. I've never returned to see any movie more often. This is Brook's
seminal masterpiece. Absolutely.
My favourite scene was: "Put...the...candle...back!!"
unless you see it, it is kind of hard to KNOW WHY this is so funny, it's a line. It's the whole set up, it's perfect
no matter how many times i have seen this movie, or these outtakes, i laugh my self to tears. i just cant help it.
Lost count of how many times I have seen this movie. Can't wait to get another copy! A Riot!😆
Hilarious, the best, Mel and the team unbeatable xxx
When I saw Terri in the mid 70's, I still say q thing about her overshadowed this film, except when the "Monster" almost got electrocuted. Terri: What a beauty physically as well as in personality, & plus, she portrays the ideal woman. We need more women like Terri Garr in front of the cam now than the RUN OF THE MILL dominant SKANKS that consider themselves "STARS". Current "stars" are nothing compared to the gals from the 30's thru the 70's. Get rid of the TRASH in Hollywood, male & female.
I could never had done any of these scenes. Would have broken up every time. Young Frankenstein is the funniest movie ever made. I start laughing just looking at the cover of the DVD.
Really hard to say as to funniest. Blazing Saddles KILLED me (WORK, WORK, WORK, while his face is in Madelein's (sp is wrong, i know) boobs - hysterical) - everything that mel brooks, MK, and Gene Wilder did made it absolutely necessary to have a toilet near by cuz you'd laugh THAT hard, making you miss the next scene!! Until THIS movie, I do not believe that Cloris Leachman was known for comedy. She was GREAT!!
MrPlatypus9 I agree with you it's one of the funniest movies ever made but it's also one of the best movies ever made. Great acting all around and I'm a huge Gene Wilder fan plus Teri Garr Madeline Kahn Cloris Leachman Marty Feldman Peter Boyle Etc they were all fantastic this is my favorite movie second only to Back to the Future
what a great movie, bless them all. cast and crew...
Brilliant movie! One of my favorites. Me and my sons would memorize the lines and the game was on...
Ohhh!! Sweet mystery of life at last I found you... too too funny!!
RIP Feldman, Boyle and Kahn, you're missed
"I ain't got nobody" LOL XD
Feldman describing where he got the brain...Abby...abby...normal! kills me every time! What a classic!
I've seen this movie about a million times & it just keeps gettin' funnier!
Seen this in the drive in..honestly about 12 times with all my buddy's..15 years old we would walk into the drive in..sit in the front row an Use the speakers as pillows.. We get kicked out every once in a while but We'd always come back :)
The first time that I saw this movie when I was a kid my ribs hurt for three days from laughing so hard. Especially the cigar and putting on the ritz scenes. Lol
This might be the greatest Movie !! So many lines, all you do is start it and everyone else will finish it.
0:37 --- It's pronounced "Fronkensteen!"
oh man I love this movie..I watch to this day and still laugh..god gonna miss you gene make people laugh up there!!!! r.i.p.
Magnificent, all around.
One of the best comedies ever....just amazing.
Go Marty Feldman! I also liked the Prussian cop with the gimp arm. Then there was the dart scene, when the dart went out the window, and a cat yowled. That was when Brooks added that sound, I understand that it was Brooks who made the sound, unplanned. All in all one of my favorite movies of all time.
thank god for Mel Brooks