Marty (6/10) Movie CLIP - I Have a Feeling About You (1955) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Clara (Betsy Blair) tells Marty (Ernest Borgnine) that she believes in him, that he's a good butcher, and that he can do anything he wants to do.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Paddy Chayefsky's Oscar-winning slice-of-life drama originated as a live 1953 broadcast directed by Delbert Mann on The Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse starring Rod Steiger and Nancy Marchand. The Hecht-Lancaster movie version, also directed by Mann, replaces the two leads with Ernest Borgnine and Betsy Blair (as well as featuring several soon-to-be-familiar faces, including Jerry Paris, Frank Sutton, and Karen Steele, plus Joe Mantell, Nehemiah Persoff, and Betsy Palmer from the TV version). But it remains otherwise intact, telling of 24 very important hours in the lives of two lonely people. Marty is a bittersweet, sometimes funny, sometimes poignant, and always realistic comedy-drama about Marty Pilletti (Ernest Borgnine), a 34-year-old Bronx butcher. Approaching middle-age as a burly, somewhat overweight man who has no illusions about himself or his attractiveness to women, Marty looks forward to just one thing in life -- buying his boss's butcher shop and trying to make a success in business -- and he's even uncertain about that. A gentle, good-natured man, he lives with his mother (Esther Minciotti), a kind but emotionally smothering woman, in a too-large house and spends his time a small circle of dead-end friends (Joe Mantell, Frank Sutton). One Friday night, Marty's mother convinces him to go to the Stardust Ballroom, where he meets a plain-looking schoolteacher named Clara (Betsy Blair), whose life appears to mirror his own -- she lives with her father, and is frightened about the one prospect she has for advancement in her job. Meeting her after witnessing a humiliating rejection by her blind date, Marty acts on his best impulses and asks Clara to dance, and soon they are actually enjoying each other's company. She is as drawn to him as he is to her, but both are so uncertain about putting themselves at risk emotionally, that the evening almost ends badly when he tries to kiss her -- but they agree to go to talk on the phone and go to a movie the next night. But whatever good feelings he has about Clara are soon threatened by his friends' put-downs of her, and his mother's hostility, driven by her sudden panic that if Marty marries, she'll be left living alone. Marty spends the next day alone and never does call Clara, seemingly having decided that it's best to leave well enough alone. That is, until he takes a good long look at his life, and a listen to his friends -- and he suddenly makes the decision to try for true happiness, wherever it leads.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1955)
Cast: Ernest Borgnine, Betsy Blair
Director: Delbert Mann
Producers: Paddy Chayefsky, Harold Hecht, Burt Lancaster
Screenwriter: Paddy Chayefsky
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The character she plays really has something that is missing today. An innocence, softness, and kindness.
@Forever Alone Guy think of this... what *real* good did liberation do? The majority of men love their wives and vice versa. Guess what? Most people are not "studs" or and most gals are not beauty queens. Most of the world is mediocre. It is what it is. Liberation means a woman gets to go into work. Wow, that's progress. We can all find out that work sort of sucks. We can deny ourselves a tad bit of companionship. People make fun of the '50s. 200 years from now, historians will be appalled at the rottenness of the 2020s.
@@Easy-Eight I'm already disgusted
When women were actually women...
@@tom11zz884 amen!
If anyone finds a women like this, get to know her and keep her!!!! Don’t date to date, date to marry.
Not every child needs to go to college, but some kids need to hear, "You're a good butcher"
Every man deserves a good woman like her. She’s understanding and supportive of Marty’s decisions.
That little bit of dialogue at the beginning of this clip, where he talks about how he could feel the subway sucking him down, there was a time in my life I felt exactly the same way. I was at a low point in my life too, just lost my regular job, couldn't stand what I was doing now or my co-workers. And as the train was rumbling in, I could feel it right through my legs dragging me down.
This movie, this scene really hits a nerve for me in a lot of ways.
It sure does and still relatable today. Great job by chaivesky further drawing out the characters in the expanded movie version.
Very good "simple" movie
i hope you rapidly found your way - its so hard when everything conspires, even if its for a short while. Marty is a film of hope and I very much wish things turned around for you quickly.
@@lucindaarmour4685 I'm in a much better place now. Thanks for your thought.
@@ernestleong476 Thats wonderful to hear.
“I’m catholic, are you catholic?” 😂🙏🏽🙌🏽 You know that was the moment he knew hahaha
Yes, the way she hesitated to answer with a knowing smile.
My God what a beautiful couple. SUPERBLY acted!
The moment he feels the support of a woman (other than his mom) is a game changing for him.
Such kind tender words. Brilliant performance by both of them. It’s so vulnerable and honest and really captures what we all truly feel sometimes.
"People look down on butchers..."
"Well I don't"
Let's keep it a buck, Marty and Clara are basically Rocky and Adrian about 21 years before that movie came out.
Facts
More like ”Women look down on butchers“
Maybe Stallone saw this movie and it might’ve inspired him
People could take a lesson from this scene. Everyone today are all trying to act cool and careless. It turned people mean. This is how people used to be. This story wasn't just made up, people us to have feelings.
Christ, I forgot what a great movie this is. Shows how a very simple story can yet become iconic.
Won the best picture oscar that year
The best movies have no sense of time. Stories that are so authentically human are watchable forever.
Kind brings a tear to your eye...you know what I mean?
This movie is close to so many people's hearts. Two 'losers in love' become winners, and follow their hearts..And suddenly Marty and Clara - well, you root for them...BTW MY Marty is named Ric. A retired merchant seaman, blue collar guy. Plain, chubby, built for hugging, wears overalls, laughs easily, is kind and sensitive. People look down on merchant seamen, too..but i didn't. We are contentedly wed - since 2008.
This scene perfectly illustrates that you don't need fancy computer gadgetry and a lot of technological bells and whistles to make a classic film--just great acting, a great story, and great characters that move you emotionally!
I mean to be fair movies like this are still being made. They just get overshadowed by the CGI noise
@@MelancoliaIThere are quite of bit of foreign films that share similarities with Marty, but very few American counterparts
I just DON'T UNDERSTAND WHHYYY she is considred ugly in the movie???! Really???!! She is GORGEOUS !!!!
Yeah I really dont get it. As cute as a button.
Not traditionally beautiful
Well actresses are in general better looking than average...and the producers probably just wanted someone who looks cute for the part.... probably noone thought that someone will think like we just did...
Well, the guy is also considered 'ugly' in the movie
It's called a movie.
This is good therapy.... watching classic films always changes my mood!! A wonderful movie.
"People look down on butchers!"
"Well, I don't!"
BAM! Right there! Hook, line, and sinker, it's a wrap!
I love old movies! They don't make them like they used to. Friends made fun of me because I would rather watch old classics than go to the movies with them. 😹
Just saw this movie for the first time. LOVED IT!!!!
A lot of the film's dialog is classic New York -- shouting and arguing. But this scene WHISPERS, and it grabs you by being quiet. Marty and Clara are sharing secrets they can't tell others: fears, sins, dreams. And so they become bound together.
Wonderful scene - GREAT movie.
I am a bachelor. A member of a few dating sites. Hoping every week to find a girl like her. Broke up with my last girl because she was banging a dude on our street. She acted like i'm not supposed to have feelings. My buddy tried to make me feel better about it by saying they are all like that nowadays. So i'm listening to Marty and his new girl talking and wishing my lovelife could have such potential, and i'm crying, and I was listening to her tell Marty he needs to follow his dream and both Marty and ME were falling in love with her...
I'm really sorry you had such a terrible experience!
It's especially hard when you think you've been careful, taken your time, checked that the person you're with has good values and a caring nature, ... and then the person lets you down in a big way. On top of that pain, you begin to question your own judgment.
I came to this film looking for the same thing, from the other side: an example of a man of good character, and (in my case) someone who doesn't mind a woman being plain, or even ugly. And, an example of people being brave enough to try yet again, after so many hurts. I love Marty for the kindness and encouragement he shows Clara, who needs it every bit as much.
I've only dated a bit - I'm middle-aged - but every boyfriend save one found it necessary to tell me at some point that I was fat and ugly, and why couldn't I look like this or that woman? Why would they say that to me? Why did they go out with me, if looks mattered so much? I thought I'd been wise in choosing whom to go out with (churchgoers, helpers of old ladies), but I must have missed something in their character. There were worse behaviors too, from lying to cheating to stalking. It seriously messed with my ability to trust. I put up walls a bit now, not to be mean to men, but to self-protect.
I don't get why such things happen. I know there are so many good men - I'm related to many, and others have married my friends. I'm a nice normal friendly woman of reasonable intelligence. But I think even most nice men, just can't get past looks and see someone's heart. I've not dated in 7 years, and haven't tried much - it's lonely, but the time without so much anxiety, hurt and fear, has also been healing. I try to take inspiration from friends who married late (my favorite professor was 64!) and from those who never married (several beloved relatives and family friends). If I am blessed enough to find true love before I die, with a gentle-hearted emotionally stable man, I will be over the moon. But if not, I'm determined to support the sweet couples I see, and be the lovable old maid in everybody's Friend Zone.
Take care of yourself, and may you find *your* dream!
People would like you to think most women are like the girls you see on the Whatever Podcast. That is VERY far from the truth. Most women are going to be like Clara. Just got to find them.
Also on my own. And largely because a woman such as the one in this movie, Clara has not yet become available in my life. As I look back on all my misbegotten failed attempts @ relationship success and @ all the many things I have done wrong by women, I have decided to stay out of relationships and away from women until a woman as full of heart mind and true character as the schoolteacher Clara happens my way.
I loved that movie. So much like real life. He was really good in this. She was too. When you have a feeling about something ,as she had about him, its usually correct. You've got to go with your " gut feeling".
Beautiful flick
This is a true feel good movie.
It is raw and real and subtle yet powerful
God do I love this movie
I remember when I finished university and started my own cleaning business and people looked down on me at 21 driving a beat up car working 15 hour days, waking up at 4.30am and going bed about 9.30pm 7 days a week. 4 years later I was clearing profit £104k a year. All of a Sunday I looked attractive to women of all ages
Hey man I hope you're doing well. Good on ya.
Remake of Marty might just be what we need today. I dunno----
Question is, do we TRUST Hollywood with this iconic lil' flick? Maybe it's better to leave this one unscathed. Or they're gonna make it another tween drama.
No their remakes are crappy!
C'mon...John Candy is dead...he's the only who could have done justice to the film.
@@MrSamthefan A good remake of this would be an indie film.
A remake of this in today's feminist culture?
No thank you..........
Marty would be the demonized as the bad guy .
My wife suri helped me and will always. God bless great women.
ボーグナイン主演男優賞の映画。婚期を逃しそうな二人が出会い、家庭の事情を乗り越えて、幸せに成ろうとする。つい応援したくなり、年末には必ず見たくなる作品だ！
良い映画のシーンです心温まります
I love this movie
Dear god she's such a sweetheart 😭
Great women like her hardly exist anymore.
They officially don't exist no more
Being a butcher is an important skill. Anyone who has ever seen me try to cut up a whole chicken would appreciate this.
Butchers are just as important as any other working people. They're doing a job I don't want to do. Got nothing but respect for them.
You give me this and American Graffiti on a desert island and i am happy
This is a classic！
I want to own that tie
When they revealed having the same religion as well as the perfect age difference mentioned before... I was so happy hearing that 😂
It's so true!
HEY MARTY!!
sometimes I wonder if true love exists anymore? having multiple partners have become a status symbol nowadays, people don't have emotions anymore.
I dated a girl once, a long time ago in my younger years. We had a very serious relationship, and we were talking of marriage. She was killed in a car accident and I was very broken-hearted.
They just don't make em like that anymore. And yes, to this day I really miss her.
I'm a construction project manager, and women still look at my profession as a lower social scale profession. Women have changed.
i find her very
beautiful
Who says Marty is ugly? He looks handsome.
Plot twist: Marty buys the butcher shop, his son expands the business and becomes one of the largest meat distributors in US. This happens because Marty never gives up ❤.
People look down on butchers? Me wishing i could cut my own steaks.😂😂😂
She is one fine looking woman x
my dream be like:
I really wish "are you Catholic?" could still be a universal proposition of Love ❤️🔥🙌🏻
there is no such thing as a women who is like this,its just a movie,if there were women like this majority of todays men wouldnt be single
Sad but for the most part true
I don't know ... apparently she had a hard time too. If you watch the whole film, she was treated badly too. I think the point was the same, then as now - there are plenty of shallow immature folks of both genders, but the treasures are out there, and there is hope for them to find each other.
They didnt know Walmart will kill them all , good times
Never realized she played Olivia soprano
That was Nancy Marchand who played Livia Soprano. She was the "original" Clara in the 1953 television version of "Marty, but this clip is from the 1955 film version with Betsy Blair in that role.
Name of the female actor pls.
Im Catholic too
Get well soon.
I have one video that can help, a gospel presentation from a trustworthy pastor. Salvation is by faith in Jesus Christ alone, not by our "works of righteousness" which can never save us.
I was once a Catholic and changed after hearing and believing the gospel.
Cmq, a mio parere, in italiano e' ben doppiato
Ngl as a young guy I’m surprised she didn’t immediately jump on him for opening up like a starving lion attacking a zebra with a broken leg. The greatest and silent generation was just built different and after the silent generation die off things will get worse then it currently is but whatever I’ll still work and drink until I’m in the ground so oh well it is what it is
Man the way she is---women of today ain’t like her; she has this sweet nourishment vibe to her.
Is This Suppose be Like Back To The Future where Marty Goes to 1955
No.
VideoMask93 I just messing around with the movie
Wait a minute... If she's only known him for 3 hours out on the town, how does she know he's a good butcher or not?
You can learn a lot about a person in 3 hours. And Marty can go talking about that for 30 minutes I guarantee it
150$ per week in 1955 is about 80K per year today. So Marty must be a pretty good butcher to be in a position to make that kind of money.
maybe he is a legend in the butcher industry
I mean it's Ernest Borgnine, he's like Arby's he has the meats
@@robrick9361 that's the whole shop if he buys it, not him personally
You can actually see her skin crawl when she says she doesn’t think less of a butcher 😂 demon
Sorry but was she considered pretty back in the day? Marty was not that bad compared to her, that’s the problem with modern society too, women wear wigs, make up and prosthetics and call us ugly?! Lmao bih please
They're both ugly