Julie & Julia (2009) - Finding Her Calling Scene (4/10) | Movieclips
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Julia (Meryl Streep) tells her pen pal about finding her calling as a cook.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Nora Ephron adapts Julie Powell's autobiographical book Julie and Julia: 365 Days, 524 Recipes, 1 Tiny Apartment Kitchen with this Columbia Pictures production starring Amy Adams as an amateur chef who decides to cook every recipe in a cookbook from acclaimed celebrity chef Julia Child (played by Meryl Streep) in order to chronicle it in a blog over the course of a year. Streep's Devil Wears Prada co-star Stanley Tucci re-teams with the actress as Child's husband.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (2009)
Cast: Meryl Streep, Stanley Tucci, Joan Juliet Buck
Director: Nora Ephron
Producers: John Bernard, Dianne Dreyer, Nora Ephron, Donald J. Lee Jr., Laurence Mark, Amy Robinson, Scott Rudin, J.J. Sacha, Eric Steel, Dana Stevens
Screenwriters: Nora Ephron, Julie Powell, Julia Child, Alex Prud'homme
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You know you found your calling when the alarm goes off at 6:30 in the morning and you can’t wait to be up. Everyone should be so lucky.
6.30 pretty late to get up for early shift chefs. had to get up at 4.30am for breakie shift in the past.
baelzabub dude, It’s not a contest.
baelzabub I was thinking the same thing, actually.
@@baelzabub she was still a student. Most classes don't start at 5am
I must say, beating all those egg whites into stiff peaks by hand is pretty damn impressive. You can’t skip arm day if you want to get that right.
Way harder that whipped cream that’s for sure
The men in the advance class are happy for Julia, while Madame Brass wants Julia to fail. Talk about women putting down other women down.
Yep, it happens WAY too often.
We ought to celebrate.
The only competition is with oneself.
It's jealousy, and comes from a long line of women who were teached to be the "best they could" to find a good husband, making them hating the women who were "better" than them. In old times women did not received the same teaching as men. Men were teached how to work as a team, despite differences, since they were sent in fabrics or war; women were teached to be competitive, sly and perfectionist, to win a better husband. Men were workes, women were aspiring brides. It's only recent that women are teached and awaited to be good just like men to work as a team. And I must say, thank God.
I understand, that I will never be able to be a ”Good Bride.” However, I am grateful to be well educated. I have accepted that I have a different purpose in serving God's NEeDs. C'eist la vie. Life is a mystery.
@@jessicasmith7102 I agree. She didn't let anyone get in her way. She was courageous. She created opportunities for herself. Every student of feminism should study her life and career.
She came from a very wealthy background. Of course, money affords every opportunity for those who have. It must be nice to have such freedom to have be and do, and get to be loved. She was quite a remarkable person.
I love seeing all of their faces when she kills the lobster!
i cant believe she was also in devil wears prada, i had to double check to make sure
her husband also in Devil Wears Prada
Meryl Streep is remarkable -- a master changeling of an actress who completely inhabits every role.
She is Meryl Streep. She can be anywhere!! She can be anyone!!!
She really transforms, she is very incredible!! I agree
I am obsessed with Julia Child! And I love Meryl's portrayal!
Meryl Nailed it! It would be so easy in imitating her to overdo it and make it come out bafoonish, but she found just the right balance and kept her character where it needed to be
I have had directors of my fields of education like her tell me I don’t have what it takes to succeed in the subject, only to respond angrily when I do. Why are there people in the world like that??
Generally people like that are just jealous of others success, they're lesser people dude
val argent speaks the truth my dude
Then turn their jealous-fuelled criticisms into your passion. Do your best and the rest will follow. That's how the character of Meryl Streep did it in this movie. :)
Broken hearts
@@Syphong Oh, I did. Hehehehehe...
“…Something i realized about the same time they did”
😂😂😂 The way she sliced that Lobster with such class 😂😂😂
In my culinary class our chef had us sing under the sea while he killed a lobster... fun times
Chunky Melk ours had us name our lobsters before killing them.
“ I’m UP!!!! ”
@Andrew Fair Lol true, but when you're getting up for doing something you really want to do it's different
CartoonHero that’s how I felt when I attended beauty school.
When I was in cooking school, we had to pick out our own lobster and name them...
...promptly before dropping them in boiling hot water and killing them. I think I named mine Larry.
We did this too in my class. I named mine Susan because she "Suddenly" got very lively when they started to give them out.
I'm not trying to be rude but why did they have you name them?
That was my job for 2yrs , I have forearms like Popeye now
@@bookworm4126 to not get attached or something I guess? It could be to get over fear of animals like them, if you name something you get less scared of it _most_ of the time
@@frgal1336 huh makes sense.
I forgot i've watched this movie before. I even forgot this movie is exist until it randomly on my recomendation channel. I forgot how much i adored this movie.
Meryl streep is a legend ^^
A lot of people wish that this movie was just about Julia, and while I personally like the Julie & Julia format because it makes the movie very unique, I do find myself liking the Julia scenes more. Streep's acting is always impeccable, and it's also so delightful to watch! I still do like the Julie scenes, and Powell is also a great actress.
See young people. Sometimes you have to play around for a little bit to find your calling.
I did. All I get is a letter demanding child support.
@@tryomama 😂😂😂
Fantastic! !! I have to see this movie !!
She really looks like Julia Child. Holy hell
No god but Allah
Islam way for peace and real monotheist
Search about the truth with honest heart
And first ask Allah to help you to find the way .
i hope i find my calling ameen
I though this movie would have been so much better if it just focused on the story of Julia Child, it was the part that I found really interesting. The Julie Powell bits just felt a out of place. It was like they had squeezed two movies into one, and only one was worth watching.
I was searching for this comment…exactly how I felt, in fact I forwarded the Amy Adams parts..
Love for life!
00:17-00:22 They switch it, not the same
poor lobster :(
The omelet looks soo 👅
I was FEEARLESS!!
*kills lobster*
If you think French are snobby, wait until you meet Quebecois.
2017
Its like me at maccas
Im so jealous that dance scene. Suicidal thoughta
Im jesus
They should do more intertwined biopics for instance
Jim Carrey & Jerry Lewis
Jim $ Jerry
Roscoe’Fatty’Arbuckle & Chris Farley
Chris & Roscoe
Eddie Murphy & Chris Tucker
Chris & Eddie
Dana Carvey & George Bush lol
Dana & George lol
Wait did she actually flip that omelet? If she did that changes my entire perception of this scene - it suddenly becomes a scene of a very competent woman vs someone who is delusional about their actual skills.
bettyjane007 yes of course she flipped it. You do know who she is right? You thought she was delusional about her actual skills??
I cringed at how she cut the lobster.
Her whole shtick with trying to prove shes better than man or just as good is sad. She doesnt care how good shes is unless compared to others
No, if you watch the whole movie you'll see that first, they didn't want her to tale that class because it was only for men, and foe chefs so they told her it was too hard for her. The director (the small woman in black) wanted Julia to take a beginners course and when she finally got her diploma, she didn't want to give it to her.
They were the ones who ask Julia to prove herself to them, because they believed she couldn't make it, because she wasn't a man.
@@LindoLoto no, the chief did allow her in the other students were mad not b/c she was a woman b/c there either are in an advance class with a novice (not a beginner) she was slowing down the class they did object they didnt demand she leave. They didnt offer her help but then again they didnt offer each other help l. I was sad how desperate she wanted to be better then the guys and not strive to be the best her she could be
@@dannydelacruz7303 she was trying to be the best she can be. Comparing with the men helped her understand her competition. Even after the class was over, she still tried to be her best, coz she loves cooking. Not coz she wanted to be better than men. She went on to make a book and a show. Who would she compare herself to then? She was doing her thing.
What clip were you watching? It was about her being in her element and doing what made her happy. The men not seeing her as their equal was just a hurdle she had to get over. It wasn't her motivation
That's the whole point of measuring "how good", is to compare it with others. People who self-centered and believe that they're the beat tend not being "the best", far from it. Comparing oneself with others can either help one being more ambitious or to humble one self.
This movie proves what an overrated actress meryl streep is, Robin Williams would have done a much better job.
Overrated? She was able to capture Julia Child's voice perfectly. And also her spirit. As she wasn't a pretender. Like some chefs, Pretending that everything they make is always perfect and flawless.
Her calling should to be living for JESUS CHRIST (John chapter.3:3).
Shut up!🙄
"Should to be" ? Engrish much? Her calling.....when she's long since passed away? Huh. Didn't know that people were only supposed to worship Jesus, and do nothing else with their time. Just wake up...and worship Jesus round the clock until going to bed. Never eating. Never going to work. Never having a family. Just worshipping Jesus.
GO AWAY