Jeremiah Johnson (2/7) Movie CLIP - Buried (1972) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Jeremiah Johnson (Robert Redford) meets Del Gue (Stefan Gierasch) who was buried in sand by Native American warriors.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Years before Kevin Costner danced with wolves, Robert Redford headed to the mountains to escape civilization in Sydney Pollack's wilderness western. Around 1850, ex-soldier Johnson (Redford) decides that he would rather live alone as a mountain man in Colorado than deal with society's constraints. After a series of setbacks, he meets grizzled mountain veteran Bear Claws (Will Geer), who teaches him how to survive. Jeremiah strives to live as peaceably as possible in the rugged environment, trading with the native Crow tribe, adopting a boy (Josh Albee) after his family is massacred, and even marrying the daughter (Delle Bolton) of a Flathead chief in order to avoid confrontation. He settles into a mountain home with his family, but the U.S. cavalry, complete with a puritanical Reverend, interrupt the idyll to compel Jeremiah to lead them over the mountains and through a Crow burial ground to rescue white settlers. After the Crow kill his family in retaliation, Jeremiah's frenzied moment of payback precipitates a long-running vendetta, turning him into a legendary Indian killer at the expense of his original ideals, on the way to a final moment of grace. Spectacularly shot on location in Utah, the film captures both the appeal and the challenge of the landscape that Jeremiah chooses over civilization. With an unglamorous performance by Redford and a story that questioned white colonialism while mythologizing the man of nature, Jeremiah Johnson appealed to its 1972 audience and became one of the biggest hits of the year. Wavering between heroicizing Jeremiah for surviving and damning him for killing, Jeremiah Johnson took its place among the Vietnam-era cycle of critical westerns, like Arthur Penn's Little Big Man (1970) and Robert Altman's McCabe and Mrs. Miller (1971), that condemned civilization for corrupting the wilderness and preventing individuals from going pacifistically native.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1972)
Cast: Josh Albee, Stefan Gierasch, Robert Redford
Director: Sydney Pollack
Producers: John R. Coonan, Mike Moder, Joe Wizan
Screenwriters: Edward Anhalt, Robert Bunker, Vardis Fisher, John Milius, David Rayfiel, Raymond W. Thorp
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“You alright”. “Sure sure I Got a fine horse under me!!! Lmao what a great movie!!
Yeah, that's pretty funny! He could have said, " I'm training to run the marathon any minute ".
Yeah, that's pretty funny! He could have said, " I'm training to run the marathon any minute ".
Don't think that faired well for the poor horse though. 😔
Names Del Que....with an E.
I'd be saying, "DIG ME OUT OF HERE!"
One of the best movies ever made.
Love how you actually have Ray Finkles picture
Fun fact, my grandpa was an extra in that movie, when the soldiers were riding through the Indian burial ground, he was the one coughing hard
@@flyinryan1459 why did your grandpa hate the indians?
Yup
Easily one of the best.
This illustrates the mountain man shrug it off toughness and humor I love about this movie.
"A chief known as Mad Wolf. Nice fellow; dont talk a hell of a lot."
‘72. Awesome year for movies.
The 70's saw some of the greatest in music, film and acting...
There was so much creativity and soul in content. It'll never be topped...
Tweren’t the Mormons!
Loved ol’ Dell.
JW Mother Gue never raised such a foolish child,
The abovementioned relative said that Gue actually existed, but was killed by Indians.
Best line
True badassery. In a predicament like that, nothing to do but crack jokes.
Gallows humor will always carry the darkness till the sunrise
Del Gue was quite the character in this movie.
Along with Bear Claw.
The griz stole the show even if his part was short lived!!lol
"I said, Mother Gue...the Rocky Mountain's is the marrow of the earth...and by God if I wasn't right"
One of my favorite movies of all time second only to the good the bad and the ugly
One of the best scenes in cinematic history.
I know, right? The casualness of it all while the situation isn't in the least.
Love the dialog in this movie! Such a classic!
There really was a Mountain Man named Jeremiah Johnson. That fought with the Blackfoot. What the movie didn't show is what Johnson did that made him very feared by his enemy. Knowing his enemy well, he knew thier beliefs. He would cut out thier liver and have himself a bite. This...the natives believed that if they could even still make it to the happy hunting ground they would not have the intestinal fortitude to face Jeramiah Johnson in the afterlife. This is what earned him the nickname "Liver eatin Johnson" he did it for that reason and to make the others think twice before attacking him. Not because he was a twisted cannibal.
Really should learn to spell if you like to leave comments.
There really was a wizard named Harry Potter as well.
@@brianeaton3734 Read for context, leftard! Did I spell that right, Martha?
@@Trainwheel_Time and a Jedi Lnight by the name of Luke aswell
@@RealKingBaldwinIV Was Luke Aswell a rival to Luke Skywalker ?
Absolutely love this movie! The breathtaking scenery, Jeremiah taking on all the black feet never giving an inch.
Crows actually Crush.
“It twerent the Mormons” I have a friend that’s a Mormon , we both laugh over that line!
I got issues with Mormonism as a whole, but most Mormons I meet have been nice enough.
the pun is in Mormons don't bury you up to your head they remove your head.
"shade is getting scarce in these parts" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 favorite line
"Keep your nose in the wind and your eyes along the skyline"
“Watch your top knot, “ “ your-n too”
'twerent Mormons. ... lmao One of my all-time favorite movies
Yup every Mormon takes pride hearing this.
Truly a natural survivor
spoken well
nobody's gone in front of me, can't say what's happened behind me though...LOL
I still can not explain what magic was performed between 0:44 where the sand around this lucky man was all tore up and had a stick poking upright and at 1:03 where the sand was smooth and he had a ring of sweat around his head when only about half a minute of conversation has passed. Movie magic will never cease to amaze me........
Easy. They dug up the sand, put him in for that one shot, then left him there where the sand subsided and smoothed out and reshot the next day.
"Tweren't the Mormons"!!!
Stefan Gierasch (Del Gue) died of a stroke in 2014 at the age of 88.
R.I.P.
"Tweren't Mormons!" - best damned line I heard since savin my own scalp...
Jeremiah couldn't fish but he sure could skin grizz!lol! Watching this in April 2021 while staying inside stay safe people and God bless America!
You share a name with ine of my favorite comedienne s
She spells it ANJELAH
Damn, just hit me. The way his voice breaks.....Howard Morris as Ernest T. Bass.
First rate movie. Saw it in the theaters. Yeah, it only took me going on 50 years to figure the Ernest T. Bass connection.
THAT is Ernest T. Bass that dresses like Ernest P. Worrel, throws rocks through windows and drives Andy and Barney nuts?
Wikipedia says the actor is Stefan Gierasch
@@classicgunstoday1972 Just referring to the voice style.
@@markloveless1001 yeah I hear what you’re saying. That’s why i had to look it up
@@classicgunstoday1972 It's a voice thing. I knew he was Mr. Pebbles on Magillla Gorilla even when I was a kid. Very distinctive. I admit I was shocked a few weeks back when I learned he was Mayor McCheese in the old days. Damn good Ed Wynn imitation, I mean really good. Never suspected.
@@classicgunstoday1972 Give the man a see-gar! It twas that Stefan goomer. He has passed since.
The only other thing I ever saw him in, was an episode of MASH in the later years.
"A nice man, doesn't talk much."
"I got no truck with them Black Feet."
Amazing flick!
Some say Del was much more like the real John Johnson (Johnston) than the Redfern character.
This whole scene is awesome....
Twer'nt the Mormons.. just kills me! LMAO...
A classic encounter
Love this film..
Still talking smack with an attitude when he's buried in sand ready to die. Love this scene.
:37 fresh foot prints in the sand ahead of Jeremiah.
Could be the Indian's foot prints .
"Say... You wouldn't have an extra hat on you, would ye? Shade's gettin' scarce in these parts"
Redford. Best. Film
Arnold:I think so too
Great movie.
This is my favorite movie
I can't say it's my favorite movie but definitely one of my favorites. I've seen it many times. Such a great story, actors and the scenery is gorgeous.
12 in 72 brilliant film
'TWERNT, MOR-MONS!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣a dig at Robert Redford?🤔
Uhhh...no.
Well, since this was filmed primarily in Utah.......
Look up the mountain meadows massacre.
redford was not mormon but he was very kind to all kinds of beliefs ,even people with very very very low IQs
Great movie
Think it's time to watch this movie, if I can find it.
It's on Amazon Prime, at least in the UK
I recently saw a photo where Del had a dog or wolf or fox buried beside him just off camera. Must have bern cut from the script.
Tweren't Mormons. Cracks me up every time, lol.
Haven't seen anyone pass by recent have you ?
Damn!
Keep sneezin it'll come out
Movie had a lot of humor. Also had a lot of killing. Killed people we didn't want killed.
The shadow is getting scarce get it LOL
Extra hat would ya!
In the majority of these comments,people are thinking it's Blackfoot he's at war with. If you watched the movie,Johnson trespasses through a Crow burial ground with a troop of bluecoats.
So he's scrapping with Crows for killing his woman and the boy.
Are you alright? lol!
Real life Yosemite Sam
I quess he's staying there!
can't say what's happened behaviour nd me🤣🤣🤣
He had such a beautiful wife, a princess indeed.
Whatch your'n top notch!
Del Gue got his scalps.
You alright?
Sure, sure,
Got a fine horse under me!😅😅😅😅
Least he still has his sense of humor XD
"Injuns put you here?" "Tweren't the Mormons."
I panic just watching someone being half buried like this. Chlosterphobic would kill me!
Just sneeze it out!
Half-buried? so your head accounts for half your body? Okay then ;-)
This scene was inspired by/lifted from the 1969 Russian film White Sun of the Desert
desert in the mountains?
I wonder if while filming this scene the crew took a lunch break and left him there the whole time.
By the way, I’m sure every oudoorsy old western guy scratched his head with his pistol. 45 seconds
Btw Comanche actually did this to people but would cut off their eye lids and lips after burying them then let the animals, insects and heat finish them off.
I think that would definitely qualify as torture. I get a feeling of claustrophophia just by seeing him stuck in the sand and imagining myself stuck like that. Couldn't even fathom having my eyelids and lips cut off as well. I guess you probably wish for death at that point.
And that’s why meh boys, the United States Army existed.
Dude is hilarious and I really don't know that it was intended that way... DeL GuE with an E
is that Tanya Tucker playing the kid??? she bs'd her way on site, as she lived nearby. less than two years later. off to the music biz and Glen Campbell!!
her family was friends with the director and he put her in there as a favor
Mr.Sandman
Shades gettin scarce in these parts 😅😅😅
you go crazy tryin to itch something
Give the man some booted help. A good step on the face and he’ll get pass the hole. Well except he comes in handy later on.
I got a fine horse under me....
Del gue is a american hero lol
Can't say what's passed 'hind me tho..🙄😋👨🦲
My all time favorite movie
T'wasnt Mormons is a household line in Utah
Thanks, that's frkn classic!
Brigham Young gave Jedediah Smith a real hard time.
@@graemewilliams1308 Jedediah Smith died on the Santa Fe trail in 1831, while Brigham Young did not reach the West until 1847. So no...
@@walksphar1 i think he meant Josehep smith the head mormon dude who got killed in missouri ,
😇👍
And some people even "knocked" the Mormans back then.🤣
TWERNT da Mormans
i never got that: there is barely any sand up his shoulders and they act like they are in solid concrete...
If your arms were down to your side it would be absolutely impossible to move
@@bloodyshrapnel2119 hands could be tied too
Ant the first time I PROTECTED THE HEAD
белое солнце пустыни не русский вариант
Amen, brother!
Names del gue with a e
You got a name boy can't say much about what's behind me LOL it wasn't Mormon
Norms there he is get a shovel get him out if you want him so bad hes not gonna have any hair when we get finished the funny thing about beach San the keeps fill in while you dig it
With an E
Lmao
I have a brother name Kaleb
That's a good strong name.
@@bubhub64 I have always admired it.
The commercial at the beginning. Whoever wrote that should visit the planet earth. This guy must not live with (or know) any women.
ngl, shaving your head so the Indians dont bother scalping you is pretty genios
Can you skin griz, Pilgrim??
Prarie doggen again Eagle Feather,berave
Twertwin Mormons!
I could see Billy Bob Thornton as Del.
Why did this video remind me of Lawrence of Arabia?
Got the same thing.
Think it’s down to the dude getting buried in sand (like the quicksand in lawrence) and the long-lens landscape photography
“All over North America....and Canada”. Yeah, you know your history. FFS.