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The Bad News Bears (2/9) Movie CLIP - A Girl Ballplayer (1976) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Buttermaker (Walter Matthau) convinces Amanda (Tatum O'Neal) to join the team.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The success this underdog comedy from director Michael Ritchie almost single-handedly spawned the kids' sports film boom of the 1980s and '90s. When beer-breathed ex-minor-league ball player and professional pool cleaner Morris Buttermaker (Walter Matthau) agrees to coach a little league team in the San Fernando Valley, he soon finds he's in over his head, having inherited an assortment of pint-sized peons and talentless losers. They play well-organized teams and lose by tremendous margins, and the parents threaten to disband the Bears to save the kids (and themselves) any further embarrassment. Buttermaker refuses, though, and brings in a pair of ringers: Amanda (Tatum O'Neal), his ex-girlfriend's tomboy daughter, and Kelly (Jackie Earle Haley), a cigarette-smoking delinquent who happens to be a gifted athlete. With their help, the Bears manage to change their losing ways and qualify for the championship, where they face their arch-rivals, the Yankees.
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1976)
Cast: Walter Matthau, Chris Barnes, Tatum O'Neal
Director: Michael Ritchie
Producer: Stanley R. Jaffe
Screenwriter: Bill Lancaster
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Tatum was so good in this role. The kids really stole it in places with their different personalities. I love the 'Grab a bat punk'.
Tatum
Was amazing in this! I am surprised her career didn’t take off more than it did though. She had this and Little Darlings - what happened?
You are right. She even won an academy award for her first movie, "Paper Moon".
"Aw, I just lit that cigar. That's terrible." Laugh everytime I hear this.
I was eleven and played little league, this movie is the epitome of what it was like growing up in the 70's.
man i had such a crush on her from this
bh617 She was beautiful.
I still have a crush on her!
@@dannydunn223 She looked good in Little Darlings, but didn't age well.
@@Crusader1815 check her out in Wicked Wicked Games!
We all did
The director Michael Ritchie did a masterful job with the kids in this movie. Kids are really difficult to direct. Most of the time they come off amatuerish or just plain terrible. But Ritchie always got the best out of this cast of kids. Plus the casting was well done too.
I was the same age as Tatum, and remember watching this in the theatre, fell head over heals that day
Watch her eyes as Buttermaker reels in his ringer! Tatum should have won another oscar rigt here! Just watch her eyes! You are awesome Tatum!
I love how Tanner just looks at her after trying to hit her pitch makes him fall to the ground lol...
yes, totally, lke "Tanner meets his match"
@1:36 "French jeans." It is hard to believe how popular "French jeans" were back in the mid to late 1970's. "Bonjour, Sassoon and Jordache" were just some of them.
I admit, as a kid in the early 80s I used to love seeing the girls at school in the tight jeans.
@@willshad Who didn't? ;)
@@willshad They had the look that was all together. The look you wanted to know better.
This movie was how I learned that French jeans were a thing. My fashion awakening at age 8.
@01:52 Love this kid.. this line is so funny....
Every twelve year old boy in America crushed on Tatum in that sun hat. And I was one of them!
I was 7 ❤ yup..
Tatum ONeal did her own pitching in the movie.
Yes those curves are actually her throws . This is one of my 10 top all time favorites .
Dang, she can actually throw. I thought for sure that wasn't her actually throwing.
@@godfather4377
That’s what makes this movie some awesome, No stand ins .
Yes Tatum can really throw and does .
Well they have some scenes you can see it’s not Tatum but a double with a bad wig pitching.
They added sound in post-production to make it seem like she was throwing a lot harder than she was, but yes, the 3 months Tatum spent training with a pitching coach really paid off. Using a body double wouldn't have worked nearly as well.
None of those pitches were curves. A curveball is not something you can just teach a kid actor real quick to do for a movie. Even if they can kinda throw.
She was adorable
Tanner might have had the most WTF quote in all of movie history.
Matt Jarrells Ha ha ha! Tanner wouldn’t get away with that today, that’s for sure! J**s, s***s, n*****s, and now a GIRL???!!! Classic! 😂
I’ll take movies that would be crucified in 2019 for $1000.
With Netflix, it's even easier to make "movies where children swear" nowadays.
Bro this is amazing
2023.
What? You haven't seen Good Boys ? It's way more offensive and crude than this movie. It blows it in the dust honestly.
@@tasantana1174 yeah, I’ve seen it, but it seems like it was purposely made to create shock value. BNB was a referendum of the times.
Tatum O'Neil, Jodie Foster and Diane Layne were my first female crushes as a boy
Lu Lu Bell was nice on Hee Haw😊
I love that Ritchie kept the camera on Tatum while Matthau's character was applying reverse psychology. Her reactions are absolutely perfect. She was a crazy-talented kid. One of the best child actors ever.
Classic film. Tatum o.neal,,,,, WOW,,,,,, my first crush. She still looks fab.
We had a really good girl ball player on some of the various little league teams I and my neighborhood friends were part of. Shari Schaake was her name. The 70's were such a great time to be a kid
Yes. I feel bad for kids growing up these days. Technology has made them
Lazy
I had a girlfriend named Shari she had gigantic hands
I love the smile he has knowing he found his saviour.
ogilvy at the end makes me laugh everytime
never really noticed that...lol
I had a crush on Ogilvy.
Very fitting that the stats man would be pleased with such an acquisition.
She looks so fun here !
Cant believe as old as this movie is, they still wanna charge you 2.99 too watch it on youtube. Lucky for me, I have em all on dvd & I watched the first one last night, FREE of charge. lol Time to break out the baseball movies as its that time of year. Gotta love it!!!
I got them all cheap on DVD. Even the remake.
That whole scene with Matthau and Tatum O'Neal in the car was improvised
source?
Tanner grew up became a police officer for the LAPD and used to beat criminals with a bat.
@@KBADWAY He became Bat-Man, with a real bat.
thats the 70's for ya LMAO!
MrDragonkarp Actually mid 70's it's 1976.
"You were great when you were nine".
Haha, Yeah great reference to "Paper Moon."
I love Tanner.
I remember as a little kid, kissing a Tatum O’Neil picture on the cover of “Teen Beat” or something at my cousins house.
But when Grease came out I dropped Tatum for Olivia Newton John.
Yeah, I was/still am a dork.
No, you were a heterosexual male in the 1970s.
Pretty as hell she was
"Grab a bat, punk!" 😂
Morris Buttermaker, the master psychologist.:-} I love Matthau.
I just noticed she called him Boilermaker, hahaha.
I’m surprised they kept the racism part on tanners scene
Tanner: BEST QUOTE EVER!!
and they cut every line Tanner said in the remake. The 70's were a better time for movies.
@@shanesantana54 80's were fantastic as well.
1:24 shes awesome
Tanner utters the best line in the history of cinema.
He hit the deck after Amanda threw at him
You would think that 🤔.
it's sad they couldn't be in the sequels
My man Tanner with that non-filtered talk!
1:53 for the best part
3Storms How is that the best part?
They cut that out in the remake. That part was hilarious because that was just Tanner - that was who he was as a character. Too bad everything has to be politically correct now.
@@shanesantana54 I agree. This movie is racy yes but a damned good flick. To think I was 2 years old when it came out and when I watched it the first time on Showtime in Summer '83 I loved it and still do plus I have all 3 movies
he says that right next to a black kid lol
BEST SPORTS MOVIE EVER
Boiler maker!🤣🤣🤣 luv it
boys id like you to meet your new pitcher amanda wurlitzer
At 1:58 . I choked on my Dr. Pepper. Then it sprayed out of my nose.
Oh Tatum!!!!
Tanner: 10 year olds just aren't the same anymore
Lotus Hulkenberg How
Fr
She can really throw though. 🤯
I always loved this character in the movie. Makes me think how my daughter would have been.
Amanda Wurlitzer was the first free-agent in LIttle League history.
she was so cute as a child.
Why did she call him Boilermaker when the character's name was Buttermaker?? I never understood that. Also, an interesting factoid about one of the characters from this movie; Vic Morrow, the guy who played Roy Turner was tragically killed on the set while filming the movie Twilight Zone- The Movie in 1982. There was a helicopter scene that went terribly wrong and the helicopter crashed. When it did, the rotors decapitated Vic Morrow and several other actors, some of whom were children. Morrow was awesome in this movie and had to pull off the most dramatic scene in the movie when he slaps his son across the face on pitchers mound for intentionally hitting Engelberg. It was a powerful scene that some of us involved in little-league sports could relate to and identify with.
A boilermaker is the name of an alcoholic drink. As he drank constantly...
Because he was a drunk. He was always drinking beer
@GlobalTubeTruth *Another bit of Trivia: The son that was slapped is Brandon Cruz who starred alongside Bill Bixby (The Incredible Hulk) in The Courtship of Eddie's Father. Vic Morrow was also the father of Jennifer Jason Leigh, who played Stacy, sister to Brad (Judge Reinhold), in Fast Times at Ridgemont High.*
its because hes an alcoholic...... a Boilermaker is a drink. so instead of calling him buttermaker, she called him boilermaker out of spite.
love how boilermaker uses reverse psychology...hey you wouldn't have helped the team anyway...
Big Fan of the Ravens Man I liked the reverse psychology too
King Robinson he sought her out, looked her up and she was like get lost boilermaker, you were a horrible BF to my mom you freakin drunk then they started playing baseball again and she was all happy then he told her to get lost when she wanted him to start dating her mom again...interesting relationship...
King Robinson i like ray lewis
Why does she call him Boilermaker when his name is Buttermaker?
i'm assuming cuz a boilermaker is a drink and she's throwing an insult cuz he's a drunk
Who do you think you are Catfish Hunter?????...... Who's he????? - an absolute classic
A wasp who throws air balls
5 time world champion for the A's and Yankees.
(Note: Prior to the film's release, Catfish won three World Series titles from 1972-74 in Oakland).
One of the funniest lines in any movie I've ever seen.
Math Tutor was a drunk like you. I got a D in Math that year.
Thank you for showing us this wonderful classic.. there're a few scenes missing when Tatum aka Amanda swears at the coach... AMANDA... you handled it like SHIT... lol... AMANDA... you can't tell me what kind of language I can use...
I recognize this street and that fence. This is near Bel-Air in Beverly Hills. On the other side of that fence is the Playboy Mansion.
This is such a politically incorrect movie because of how authentic and real the characters have been written to be, and god I love it because of that.
I was in love with her when I was a kid
$10 for a bet to throw a ball even today sounds pretty good alone $20 for back in the '70's, lol.
Always liked Tatum in this movie in Woman on The Run Bambi Bembeck movie too !
1:45 How is she not supposed to know who Catfish Hunter was when he was a big baseball name that time?
Even if she wasn’t really into baseball, the name was famous.
It's very odd, because Catfish Hunter was a big deal in the 70ts and she was obviously into baseball.
That line does ring false but I let it slide because the whole scene was improvised.
i'm watching this because I "attempted" to watch the remake with Billy Bob Thornton today- Corvid-19 got me doing it. Couldn't do it. Horrible. No spirit. Horrible. What I like about the original vs. the remake in this scene is that she's not a tomboy, she's just a girl who Buttermaker just happened to teach to pitch and throw a curve ball, between rounds of sexing her mother. Buttermaker isn't here father. He's just some dude her mom used to date. They wouldn't even try to put that kind of nuanced position in a film made today.
bhillboy37 great observation and you’re right about not putting that nuance in the remake
Tanner, making America Great Again!
The first girl I ever had a crush on--lol! And this was only the beginning of discovering girls, as may father once said!
I always figured Lupus was somehow Lopez. Tanner Boyle may be a racist, but he always was for the team and anyone who wore the uniform. Team sponsor Chico's Bail Bonds.
Watch Tanner in the movie. He grows up during it. He looks totally different from the start and then at the end
Did Tanner say what I think he think he did?! 🤷♂️🤦♂️😆
My dream daughter!
At 1:03, nice cutter!
bubhub64
❤ wow 😮
"*...*...*.....and now a GIRL!!!!!" - "...GRAB A BAT, PUNK!!!!" - Priceless.
I can never find Tanner in breaking training clip. and a wop that throws air balls...lol.. Carmine Ronzoni.
I’m watching ‘breaking training’ right now. I forgot how good these movies were. True time pieces . These days are long long gone and movies really are not made like this anymore lol
@@billsimms2511 My favorite movies as a kid. wWhen I was 7yo I used to go by myself over and over again. Talk about coming from a different world then it is today... my Parents facing chargers and would be on court T.V. or the front page of the paper for child neglect these days. But for me the best Parents in the world....Enjoy it bid. Merry Christmas 🎅🎄 and or Happy Hollidays
"Hey I though you said you can pitch" No Rosin, stinking field, No warm-ups....
"Grab it back punk!"
It’s “Grab a bat, punk!”
To think Michael Norell who played Captain Stanley on EMERGENCY! season 2 - season 6 looked just like Matthau
I was going to use this clip...and then Tanner spoke. I'd forgotten! Uh, no, I'll keep my windows intact. LOL
Top 10 70s movie.
0:57 that hair flip is either deceptive or just great to show she's still a sweet girl ... with a heluva arm! daayum! I wonder if Tatum improvised that.
Is she actually throwing? I was curious if they used a double throughout the film
She is really throwing. I read her book and she had to practice pitching!
Wolfox511 i also read they had a boy wear a wig. Notice how her face is never shown while pitching
It's her throwing but they sped up the camera (and added that "whoosh" sound effect)
In the game scenes though it was a boy throwing
@@wolfox5119 Her book is very good. I have it
Buttermaker is a genius, #reverse psychology
wow this video is so advanced!
Math tutor was a drunk just like you. I got a D in math that year.
Whatevah!!
If this movie came out as is today, It would create a media feeding frenzy. Like tossing a side a beef to a starving pod of sharks.
The hothead flowers would wilt. Whatever happened to self deprecating humor too
Hear! Hear! Dave Green you have a very salient point. This movie just WORKS on so many different levels, not the least of which includes all of the political incorrectness. It adds to the humor in what is ,imho, an extremely REAL story (as opposed to a sanitized Hollywood version) of this ragtag bunch of kids trying to play baseball. Today’s mainstream media needs to get over themselves.
love the theme music from :50 to 1:20
+Stallion67 anyone know the name of it?
+SLIP NORRIS I would like the name of it also.
+Stallion67 maybe it's from Georges Bizet , but haven't found the song yet
@@slipnorris5882 It's Toreador by Georges Bizet
@@danielcastro8216Thank you so much.
1:57: and this movie is PG
Different times.
Today, it would be PG-13. That rating didn't come out until the mid-80s. It was added due to scary scenes in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (a PG movie). A lot of people got upset at 9 and 10 year olds watching it. As far as I know, Dreamscape (1985/86) was the first PG-13 rated movie.
@@filrabat1965 red dawn was the first pg13 film I remember
I have introduced American classic movies to the teenaged kids of immigrant friends of mine. I’ve waited on introducing this movie to the kids due to the strong language.
i took first base and changed the game of baseball at 8, then shortstop and all else. that arm& leg has not changed. made from a mighty stock. quite perfect INDEED
Uh..what?
We always had equality in movies
This movie is a cutting edge. When censorship was huge at the time and they broke the barriers. Luckily noone said its an unchristian, anti-family movie that promotes rebellion and atheism lol.
This PC culture is actually hurting the business. It's not genuine and the art has been taken out. Not one remake of anything has hit the mark. I mean, what are producers so afraid of...."ohhhh no....movie in hot water"....they need to get a grip.
@@madsqgardensnyk Watch the remake of this with Billy Bob Thornton to see how far we have fallen..and even that was 15 or so years ago.
"unchristian/anti-family"
my grandmother did not use those words, tho i do remember she strongly disliked it after taking me + cousin to see it
@@madsqgardensnyk hollywood has a lot of mainland chinese money, so that's part of it.
even without china, somewhere along the line, hollywood learned that movies which were total blockbusters world wide made a lot more money than one that was popular only in the america.
examples: Back to the Future was american movie, successful in the states first, before becoming worldwide hit. especially,with ideas like "If you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything!", if that's not true blue american thinking, i don't know what is.
Star Wars: consider the contrast between the first three ones (SW, Empire Strikes Back, Return of Jedi), versus anything from the 1990s forward.
even without china; hollywood got hooked on worldwide blockbusters, which brought about much more worldwide, "universal", global warming/enviro/PC themes. now, movies might geographically take place in america (or canada for cheaper filming), but any sort of american cultural reference is removed -unless it's to slam america somehow
another plus for hollywood: even without chinese money, they have made SO MUCH off the good movies of the past, they can now afford to make woke flop after woke flop for eternity. so they can happily push whatever PC agenda they want. hollywood's only complaint with that is that they cannot somehow force the entire populace as a whole to watch it all -yet
What part saying the n word or pre teen wearing a tube top
1:45 Catfish was mentioned.
Love this movie but I don't really know much about baseball, what is the meaning behind the Catfish Hunter joke?
Amanda never knew who Catfish Hunter is.
Since Catfish was one of the best pitchers in baseball during the 70s (along with Seaver, Palmer and Carlton).
@@mpa1931 At the time, Jim "Catfish" Hunter was the highest-paid player in baseball, having signed a record five-year, $3.9 million contract with the Yankees.
@@mpa1931 The innocence in the way she asks "Who's He?" is adorable and charming and what else would you expect from an 11-year-old girl? It's one of the most adorable moments in any movie in the last 50 years. Also, older men chauffeuring Tatum O'Neal in cars turned into a cottage industry starting with Ryan O'Neal in Paper Moon. Tatum is also driven to summer camp at the start of Little Darlings.
Wonder where she bought that
How was this movie PG?
I didn't hear any curse words. Plus freedom of speech was normal back then. Now days you can only be anti-white publicly.
Different time
@housetv87 OK but you did hear racial slurs! It's amazing how stuff like this always brings out a white person's true colors!
We are going
I talk to Tatum on the phone.
She is very sweet.
George Vreeland Hill
No ya didn’t...
They didnt finish the seen off.
God those were the days 👍👍👍👍 I was 9 year's old man what a treat to see this movie back in 76 real movie's real actors vs today zzzzzzz zzzzzzz zzzzzzz zzzzzzz CGI and reboots boring zzzzzzz
Amanda would disappear never to be found, if she sat out on that same street corner selling maps to Star homes after 2000.
I don't know
auburns softball team
vigliaturas tax lien
brothers marvin jean
Grt movie
Holy sh!t. How did they get away with this?
A Different Video of a Banana Every Goddamn Day 1970s, that's how
Its called the 70's
1976
it was the 70s kids & mpaa were tough back then nowadays they are overprotective
I know. I'm against modern PC culture like a lot of the comments here, but even I'm shocked at how many racial slurs they got away with in this movie. Not to mention that it was rated PG. (essentially the modern equivalent of PG-13 back then)
Tanner rule 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Boilermaker was her dad.
Buttermaker was a guy that used to date her mom.