The Great Race Top 10 Professor Fate scenes
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- Mark Stise Aka Count Baldilocks does a Top 10 scenes of The Great Race. Staring Jack Lemon as Professor Fate, in Count Balidlocks own words if the Nostalgia Critic had a father it would be Professor Fate..
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They put Lemmon in front of the camera and turned him up to eleven. One the great performances ever. Falk as the best second for the cherry on top.
Push the button Max!
I agree 100% thank you for commenting
Jack Lemmon's Professor Fate was like a human version of Wile E Coyote, someone with sinister plans that fail miserably. Like the Coyote chasing the Roadrunner we start feeling sympathetic with the coyote despite the fact he's supposed to be the villain, or is he? Let's face it he does try especially with his stunts, and let's face it the Hannibal 8 is a cool car and it has style.
Never thought of the Wile E. Coyote comparison but it's spot on.
Words cannot truly express how much this movie has meant to My dad, my brothers, and especially me. My dad showed us this movie when we were little kids, we are now in our thirties and still absolutely laugh our asses off at Jack Lemons performance as Professor Fate ( and of course Prince Hopnik but he deserves his own video) we watch this togetjor atleast 100 times and chances are we will watch it 100 more.
I absolutely love it, I'm glad I did the video. I should do the ABC's of The Great Race and at that to my ABC movie series.
Thanks for posting
This movie has it all !!!!!!!
Comedy, suspense, adventure, mystery, damsels in distress, romance, intrigue, drama, action, old west “cowboys & Indians”, bar room brawls, impressive stunts, cool cars, period costumes, heros and villains, an all-star cast and a supporting cast 2nd to none, a pie fight to end all pie fights, the most intricate and interesting contraptions, appealing to ages from 5 to 105, a “player pipe organ”, a fully stuffed moose, mildly risqué but utterly attractive wardrobe for Ms. Wood and a soundtrack that sets the perfect tone for the movie!!!
I’ve loved this movie since I first saw it on TV, probably very late ‘60’s or very early 70’s (I would’ve been around 6 or 7 years old... ) Back then it was presented over 2 consecutive evenings, stopping at the actual movie intermission.
As a very young kid, part 1 was by far more entertaining, with all the different stunts and contraptions and pratfalls. I didn’t see the entire move until I was at least 10 or so, although obviously didn’t understand the underlying themes until I was an adult.
By far, my top #1 movie of all time!!!
Wow
I really wish I said that during the video, very well said
I was about maybe 7 or 8 when my family watched on TV tooooo back in the 70's! I still absolutely love this movie.
At 6 or 7, I found Natalie in lingerie and pie filling most aluring.
Jack Lemmon was freaking great in this movie
Mike Rieck
I know RIGHT!!
That was one of the reasons I did this video
Jack Lemmon was one of the greatest comedy actors of all time
That is exactly why I did the tribute!
Thanks for commenting!
He was one of the great actors period.
Let's be honest. Who hasn't wanted to stand on the edge of the Grand Canyon and scream, "I ... AM ... PROFESSOR ... FATE!"
Now I want to do that!!!
@@ChattingwithMarkStise
Not me !
I’m no sucker for abysses !
“Keep it to yourself” is absolutely the perfect choice for number 1!
I know right!
LOL
What is amazing to me is that my very first time ever watching a Jack Lemmon movie was "The Great Race"!!!. If my memory is correct to the best of my knowledge I believe that I may have been either 7 or 8 years old and my family all came together to watch "The Great Race" in our living room. During my childhood I only knew Jack Lemmon as "Professor Fate". I had no idea he played many other great roles in many films. I only knew him as "Professor Fate". The Great Race will ALWAYS be one of my favorite movies of all time!
It is very much in my opinion a classic, that's why I did the video
Thank you for your comment
Very overlooked movie. It's one of my favorites since I was a kid, and yes, Jack Lemon was fantastic. The measured mile scene: watch Fate's face when the reporters start laughing at him.😂
Anthony B
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
The whole rant scene at the end of the race is pure Hollywood gold
You Cheated,cheated I have you!
You've ruined my reputation do you hear.
Your and you hair is always combed
Your suits are always white
Your car is always clean!
Great choices.
Love his portrayal of Professor Fate....
I'm glad you enjoyed it
Probably one of the funniest movies of my childhood. And they were all great actors compared to most actors today.
I'm glad you liked it!
I find it so cool that you voted my favorite line from the entire movie to be #1. I'm 60 years old and have been enjoying this film for decades. It's one of my top three favorites. I hear so many people say that Lemmon's "over the top" performance keeps them from fully enjoying the movie, but I surmise that they don't understand that it's the essence of old-fashioned, vaudeville-style melodrama.
I don't think anyone could have come close to giving the performance that Jack Lemmon did.
I agree with you 110%
jack lemmon was the best character in this movie...i still laugh....he was the greatest...
Joni Kanto
Oh yes it is the greatest!
Honorable mention goes to "Mmm, brandy. Throw more brandy!"
That was a good one!
My favorite movie of all time. Best quote “Max, we’re number 5”
Fouad El-Rahi
Wo I forgot about that one!!!
LOL
Number. 5. FOLLOWING THE TRACKS they go head on into an on coming train when the train is pushing them back their car is reversed
Owen Earl
That was a great scene
I remember my little brother building a soap box racer and painting it like Professor Fate's car.
That is awesome!
I’ve always loved “Push the button Max.” It’s my personal favorite!
Max was awesome!
Love that movie! I loved it when he yells at Natalie Wood, "A pox on you!" And his thumbs in those bandages. 🤣
LOL, It is a weonderful movie!
still luv and re-watch that movie from time to time. "You may be able to make me rise but you can't make me shine"
You I hate, you and your suit is always white, your hair is always combed ,car is always clean!
Professor Fate was hotsy-totsy when I was a kid! Angry guy dressed in black, cool moustache, top hat, skull and crossbones, big scary house! What’s not to like as a 10 year old girl?! 😂🎩☠️😍
When Fate is Prince Hapnik, and is informed that Leslie has escaped. And is told he escaped with a small fryer... lol
Robin Wilson
Leslie escaped with a chicken?!
Absolutely my favorite line from my favorite movie. I even recorded this line on my phone as an alert tone.
My favorite movie of all time.
John Esparza
Mine as well!!!
Thanks for posting!
That was really good, Sir! I hope to check out more vids.
thank you
One of my favourite Jack Lemmon scenes in the movie is when he is the 'real' Crown Prince and says to the General "I don't care.....you're banished. Banished, banished, banished, banished ". As well as the Prince's 'ah, ha' laugh...
I love Professor Fate! Push the Button Max! 🤣
It was one of my favorite movies!
@ 8:35....Completely adlibed. That dog did what he wanted to do and Lemmon went with it. A sign of a great actor.
Professor Fate was really mad when Leslie allowed him to win first place. Meaning Fate won the race without cheating! " I win my way!! You ruined my reputation!"
Gabriel
OMG I never realized that!
What an awesome post
Thank you
LOl!
@@stephenhopkins6166x
I loved this movie from the first time I ever watched it.
When I get in the mood to watch the movie I say
"Push the Button Max!"
Jim Carrey would’ve NAILED this role.
Hmmm I can see that YES!!
Only THE EARLY Jim Carrey.
Nope, the best professor Fate is in the Saloon when he lights his cigar
OMG Yes
"The Great Race" was Blake Edwards' tribute to the silent cinema as well as a commentary on the battle betwixt the sexes. All that was missing was Natalie Wood doing a Pearl White on a buzzsaw or train tracks.
Two notable scenes that I would've included:
!. Prof. Fate exposes himself as a phony car executive, then escapes out a window.
2. His first stunt .
Todshi: Hmmm Good choices, I'll admit the phony car executive would have made the cut!!
But I like your reasoning on Blake Edwards tribute. It makes a lot of sense.
Blake Was a comic genius. Besides his "Pink Panther" movies and "SOB", I think that this one was one of his best. I often wonder what his take on "Planet of the Apes" would had been like...
9:35 The Professor’s coat, to die for.
LOL
I know right!
Great movie! More talent, better Music. We'll never see a time like it again, and we are poorer for it.
Maybe, but maybe by keeping it alive with my yet learn!
You just have to believe!
The late great Ross Martin was an excellent villain in this movie. Tragically he died while playing tennis. He and Robert Conrad were a great pairing in the TV series called Wild Wild West
I was a big fan of that series Loveless was a bad ass villian
"When it comes to double crosses you looking at the king "..lol.. That should be at number one...
That was a good line I also like when he looks at the pugs on the bed and sneers I HATE YOU
For me, the dog scene and the ranting on the car hood. I've loved this movie since I was a child.
A totally brilliant movie! Seen it many times and will no doubt see it a few more.
I agree 100%
In the TPOZ parody, Jack played Prince Habnick a drunkard version of Dwarf Happy, the complete opposite of the dour & grumpy Pr. Fatalitas.
An incredible comical genius !
Love Jack Lemmon and Peter Falk in this classic flick. Better than Laurel and Hardy as a comedy team!
Mark Shilobrit
It's always been a classic for me!
Peter Falk was the best part of this pie fight .laughing so much when I so it in the cinema and always makes me laugh now. The crew must have been laughing after that shot. hey Professer !!! blam blam splattered
I have to admit I did enjoy the pie fight
My late dad took me to see this when I was just 12. The professor Fate scenes were hilarious and made the film. Brilliant from all the actors, but hey let's not forget to praise Peter Falk here. His henchman Max performance was a hoot too.
Push the button Max!
@@ChattingwithMarkStise Nobody did it better Mark. I know it's cruel, but I'd love to see that video of Biden on the Air Force One steps, set to the professor Fate theme. Hey it's a great theme.
My nomination the last scene by the Eiffel Tower professor Fate saying,”push the button Max.”
And to think, he had already won an Oscar for "Mr. Roberts", acted with the late Judy Holiday, did "Bell, Book & Candle" with Kim Novak, "Some Like It Hot" with Marilyn Monroe, "The Apartment", "Days of Wine And Roses", "The Fortune Cookie" with Matthau and yet to come would be "The Odd Couple", "The Out of Towners", "The Prisoner of Second Avenue", "Missing", "Save The Tiger", "Mass Appeal" and "The China Syndrome".
DAngelo 136
Wow, that is awesome I did not know that
My favorite movie of all time!!
chris worthThanks, its one of my favorites also
I read somewhere that the Great Race remains in the top 20 movies of all times.
Sonny Dean
NOW that is really interesting!!!
Thank for posting this
That rocket sled really scared the crap out of the extras and the horses when it fired up. For real.
Mike Rieck
Thanks for posting this
Did you notice it in the film or is this information you learned from someone?
@@ChattingwithMarkStise
Mark...go to 4:11 when the pyrotechnics go off. The entire crowd ducks and runs for their lifes at the exact same time. Next to the white structure in the background is 1 of 2 horses and you can see it get totally spooked by the sound and sight of that fireball. That fireball may very well have been larger than intended ( wouldn't be the first time in Hollywood especially given it was back in the 60's) as the crowd is pretty close to it and it is fairly large burst of flame.
Loved this movie as a kid....especially that scene.
I don't know how anyone can not love this movie. It is funny every time I have watched it. The number 1 pick is right on, but omg the host has to go. Sorry guy.
nemafann
Trust me its okay!
it's best to have the audience will always tell you
Recuerdo haberla visto de niña en el canal 5 de la ciudad de México, cuando pasaban Cine permanencia voluntaria. Es la unica película que recuerdo que el villano gana y no está contento.
You are right the villian finally wins and he's not happy ablout it!
O melhor longa metrage com conteúdo muito especial. Ví 76 vezes esse lindo filme.Tenho as melhores recordções
macilon lima
é um dos meus favoritos
UP, MAX! BRING IT UP!
MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-
To much weight!
2:08 >>
The funniest parody of
“The Prisoner Of Zenda”
complete with sword fight &
a dive into almost-water.
That was fun!! Now I would place this movie in the context of the bad guys you root for, a new concept in the 1960s. This was released a year after A Fistful of Dollars and two years before Bonnie and Clyde. There's also a line from Wile E. Coyote to Fate.
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Yeahyeahyeah. Move along, movealong...
Thanks for the comment
This is a seriously great movie. Also see "Some like in Hot" with Lemmon, Curtis and of course Marylin!
I loved the movie. Especially jack lemmon and peter falk.
Although Curtis is the Star,
Jack stole the show !
@@minhthunguyendang9900 I dont care if Tony Curtis is the star, it's lemon and falks performances that I liked. dont get me wrong Tony Curtis was ok.
@@Thesmokingman64
Idem for me fellow poster!
@@Thesmokingman64
There’s another earlier movie
of old cars race :
“Pardon My Dust”
with Red Skelton & Sally Forrest.
Crazy fun !
@@minhthunguyendang9900 is it available on TH-cam or DVD? Id like to check it out.
2:08 >> 2:23
I saw this movie in its theatrical
French version. The dialogue went like this :
The conspirators asked Fate to impersonate Prince Habnick.
_ Fate “Never !”
_ the plotter (parabellum drawn out) “You don’t leave us any alternative !”
_ Fate “I am at your disposition !”
I love this movie, even more than Some Like It Hot. I don't know why Curtis And Lemmon didn't Team Up for more movies
Some like it Hot! They were in that movie!
@@ChattingwithMarkStise It Was A Great Movie, But, I Liked Them So Much Better In The Great Race
5:42 One of Sierra Railway No. 3's finest moments.
Always reminded me of the coyote and road runner antics.
What happened to the pie fight - How can it not be in the TOP 10?
Oops......
Whose this Texas Jack ? Lol
As a child this was my all time favorite movie .
Although Tony was the handsome star , Jack Lemmon's Professor Fate completely dominated the scenes . .
Chuck Yoder
Yes its one of the reasons I made the video.
"Pardon me, Mr. Partner. Who's this Texas Jack?"
"Who's Texas Jack?"
I'd forgive the headwear but I can't forgive the lime green back drop.
drew yikes
I will pass that along to the Count.
5:45 They were facing the train in the beginning of the scene. When the train pushes them the car is facing the other way.
there was a scene after the rise and shine scene when they woke up the professor and said - " 7:30 - up and at em that was a pretty funny scene with the professor - check it out please.
Red sky in the morning...
Professor Fate was such a Cad 🤭
Jack was great…the wacky racers…LOL!
Jack Lemon was one of a kind!
At least i know why he looks like a dork. Leaving the best scène out of the top ten. Luckily it’s in the video before the top ten; professor Fate lighting a match with his teeth like a real tough cowboy.
Tjack. “Aauw.” Breaks me every time 😂😂
Robert Allard
I'll past that on to the Count
Great list! You should do a list on Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood and Peter Falk.
Great suggestion!
In fact it's an awesome idea!
@@ChattingwithMarkStise I love this movie! A TV station in my area would show it once every year. My brothers and I would look forward to it every year.
@@harrycallahan8573 That is so awesome, I remember it as a kid! I looked foward to seeing it when it came on TV.
1:06 a great short scene, but with no comment.
Johan Lebbing
I did NOT notice that, sorry
Yes, you`re right....a really funny Lemmon......Thanks, i did not see that either.
Springville NY history buff. Huge fan of Peter Fa;l and Jack Lemmon. thanks
Derek Otto
I'm was happy to done this video, its one of my favorites!
Can you not just show them without the preamble & your ridiculous appearance?
Melisse Clark
I'm sorry but that is impossible
The Count has a contract!
6:08 Doctor Fate wins the race because his opponent (played by Tony Curtis) allows himself to lose to prove that he loves his traveling companion more than the race and Doctor Fate is offended because he won honestly.
You missed the scene where Doctor Fate presses the cannon button at the beginning of the second race to destroy his opponent's car and you can see a panoramic view of the Eiffel Tower collapsing in the distance.
What!.... No, TaDaaaaaaaaaa! to close each clip. Opportunity lost, pal.
David Merriman
TaDaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!
Better late then never??
When the Eiffle Tower falls. Doesn't he yell Maxxxx!!! I just watched this the other day and he didn't say it.
OMG I forget about that!!
This is my all time favorite movie!
James Miller
It interesting to see how many people loved this movie!
Chatting with Mark Stise Yep, I got my girlfriend saying: "Push the button Max!" When changing the channel or change radio station. :)
James Miller
ROFL!!!
That is epic!!
Liked and shared,I know it's been a while my friend
It's been crazy here at work
there was a scene just before professor fate discovered that the iceberg was melting when he awaken by max and max told him to get up - up and at 'em any chance of getting that scene put to a clip? please i thought that was a very funny scene as short as it was.
Richard I'll tell you what I'll work on it!!
Rich I wanted you to know your request has been posted!!
I hope you liked it.
Wow!!
I hope that is a good Wow!!
And not a bad Wow, A Rober
My favourite movie.
Mine to
What a hat.
DarkAgeDanny
I'm glad you liked it
No submarine scene? Awww, nice list though.
There were so many scenes I couldn't put them all in. Sorry
No reflection on my enjoyment of these scenes, but I wonder where so many people got the idea that infringing on another's copyright, and then claiming the "no copyright infringement intended" in ANY WAY excuses them of changes the law. It is like speeding or stealing, and doing it in the most blatant way, while saying "I don't intend to violate the speed limit" or "I dont intend to steal this valuable item".
I've had a number of similar responses
He is doing commentary. That is allowed and does not infringe on copyright. The fair use principle allows it.
Quem ainda lembra da CORRIDA DO SECULO consegui parte do arquivo ,Ví 76 vezes esse longa metrage
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Who can name the only “The Great Race” cast member who is still alive today… (At least I think there is only one)… Hint: he or she is no spring chicken 🐓 !
Who can name the last actor from the cast of the movie that passed away, leaving the person above as the last living cast member? I think it’s been at least five or 10 years…
Good luck!
Lessie escaped with a Chicken?!
@@ChattingwithMarkStise 😂😂😂
I'll say Larry Storch
@@robynhowell9781
See I wondered about that but I don't think he's alive.
Larry's alive and 97 years young. His Google page also mentions he's still working and doing voice work.
What about the submarine? It was great! This is my favorite movie as well
There were so many great scenes in that movie!
Push the button Max!
Dirk Diggler
Just how many times does Professor Fate say that to Max during the course of the movie
If I ever own a racehorse, that's what I'd name him!
These were great but 3 others should have been included, Fate in the submarine with his fingers caught in the periscope, in the Webber board room with his fake scottish accent and his evil laugh, I will win, you will lose.
Maryloohoo2
It's only a Top 10 which means I can only list 10
One of my favorites is in Baracho when he lights the match on his teeth and goes "Owww"
Get offa the bed!!!!! 😂
Best movie ever !
Have well over 100 views 😎
Think of the beginning of the movie as....
MAD magazines Spy vs. Spy series 😀😃
You left out....
Professor: ( in the bar )
"Pardon me Mr. Partner"😀😃😂
How bout.....
Max:
Hey Professor - Up and atom
Professor:
Up-n-atom ?
UP-N-ATOM ?
(The Professor trying Max grizzly voice)
Hey Professor... UP-N-ATOM !
Rise and Shine it's 7:30!
Would be better if they went down the stairs jiggle jiggle .
5:48 Sierra railroad #3
Cherly Mallonee
Is that your favorite
Did you not notice before ?
Clifftonic Studios
I never noticed that even once!!!!
Chatting with Mark Stise you have now and it’s worth noticing. I’m lucky enough to married to a women with 36c yummy.
You forgot the submarine.
OMG I forgot the SUB!!!
Oh wow 20K views!
Daily Baba Gaming
thanks I'm sure we can go higher
2:57 to 3:12
Lucas Green
So you like the part where Professor Fate is Sea sick
@@ChattingwithMarkStise well I started there as it led to the punchline