Re: Duck Soup…Check out the final battle scene and look at how much fun the boys are having. Full of adlibs and chaos, the brothers molest Margaret Dumont, wreck the set, and run amuck in their own version of the Crazy House routine. Great fun. Thanks for the video BB.
Thanks for a great and interesting series! As I've mentioned, I found some of your ranking really unusual, but also interesting and you provided a really understandable basis for your choices. I love the perspective! BTW, if you haven't heard it, you might enjoy checking out a 1933 radio broadcast called "The Paramount Movie Parade." It's a twelve minute promotional feature for "Duck Soup" and is interesting because it includes a lot of material that didn't make it to the final cut of the film. Groucho does, pretty much, a whole different routine with Margaret Dumont when he arrives at the reception at the beginning of the film. (I'm not sure if it's on TH-cam, though I suspect it is. I got it in a download of Marx Brothers audio clips from iTunes years ago.) Anyway, great job and keep up the excellent and interesting work!
Thanks for the heads-up about the radio promos. I had never heard those before. Not only are they using an early version of the script when they introduce the brothers (i.e. Harpo's "Pinky" is still called "Skippy") but it's neat to see what they cut and reshot between those recordings and the release. Very great find! Thanks again for doing a collab with me as well. That will be uploaded very soon!
@@betamaxblocker the marx borthers only did one skit. the weyans brothers did it for the WHOLE movie. imagine belittling white women like that? women who have suffered from the beginning of time. they're sacrosanct, don't cha know?
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Re: Duck Soup…Check out the final battle scene and look at how much fun the boys are having. Full of adlibs and chaos, the brothers molest Margaret Dumont, wreck the set, and run amuck in their own version of the Crazy House routine. Great fun. Thanks for the video BB.
"Trentino, eh? That's game!"- such a great scene!
The magic with Margaret was she really was clueless about just what they were going for & her shock & frustration was fresh & real 😅😂❤
Thanks for a great and interesting series! As I've mentioned, I found some of your ranking really unusual, but also interesting and you provided a really understandable basis for your choices. I love the perspective! BTW, if you haven't heard it, you might enjoy checking out a 1933 radio broadcast called "The Paramount Movie Parade." It's a twelve minute promotional feature for "Duck Soup" and is interesting because it includes a lot of material that didn't make it to the final cut of the film. Groucho does, pretty much, a whole different routine with Margaret Dumont when he arrives at the reception at the beginning of the film. (I'm not sure if it's on TH-cam, though I suspect it is. I got it in a download of Marx Brothers audio clips from iTunes years ago.) Anyway, great job and keep up the excellent and interesting work!
Thanks for the heads-up about the radio promos. I had never heard those before. Not only are they using an early version of the script when they introduce the brothers (i.e. Harpo's "Pinky" is still called "Skippy") but it's neat to see what they cut and reshot between those recordings and the release. Very great find! Thanks again for doing a collab with me as well. That will be uploaded very soon!
@@betamaxblocker I missed the "Pinky/Skippy" thing. Thanks for mentioning it! Glad to hear you found it and enjoyed it!
Anything with Margaret Dumont ❤. Other than that, it's tough to chose
Day at the Races
Night at the Opera
Duck soup
Big 3
She was great! And all 3 of those are great choices!
how 'bout when the weyans brothers dawned whiteside? i'm out!
A subject for another video, I think...
@@betamaxblocker the marx borthers only did one skit. the weyans brothers did it for the WHOLE movie. imagine belittling white women like that? women who have suffered from the beginning of time. they're sacrosanct, don't cha know?