Lotta dynamics in this scene. A proud father......a man dragged grudgingly into a job he's now starting to enjoy......then later them finding out their son is deaf
I can full on relate to Mr. Holland here. My son’s six and in the talent show at school. Getting twenty children to coordinate is a gift. Mad respect to all the teachers and educators.
While this scene where Lou Russ's parents, especially his father, exclaimed how proud they were of him, was quite cheerful and heartwarming, it all became heartbreaking later, when Lou went on to be killed in Vietnam, and his parents (and Coach Meissler) were in mourning at his funeral.
I think it was the firetrucks use of the horn blasting over the marching band playing this song because it was rock and roll which was against most of the town and the schools curriculum.
Just on a side note, I've only seen this movie once and when that scene happened, I had NO IDEA - I thought the baby had died somehow. Then, a few scenes later, we learn he's deaf. It's kind of a confusing moment for someone seeing it the first time
This is kind of fun. I lived in St Johns where this scene was filmed back in the early 90s. When I was returning a video tape to a local video store, there were the crew trailers off the main road. So I asked what was going on. It was the crew for Mr Hollands Opus. A couple of days later is when they filmed this scene.
The Song is Called Louie Louie, Was a Hit For The Kingsmen in about 1963, Was Written by A Singer Richard Berry in about 1955, You can find more info in Wikipedia, It was bothering Me that I couldn't find the Title, I found another Clip of a Marching Band & Title of Song was there, I hope this helps. Regards, Dianne D😎
I was in a marching band when I was in school I played tuba. I remember that march the first band was playing . I don't know the name of it . but know all the souse marches.
And when the movie showed in Portland, everyone in the theater cheered. The Kingsmen were a Portland band, and every high school band in the state plays "Louie, Louie".
@@rosierennie5867 Maybe they are from another country, or they're young and their parents don't care for music. I know all these songs because my parents enjoyed them when they were kids, and they encouraged their kids to participate in music. And I had a musical education. Not everyone is so lucky. At least Frank was curious enough to ask.
This reminds me back when I was in highschool.I was in the school band too and originally wanted to play the drums but the positions were all filled I was so mad 😡 got stuck playing the stupid trumpet 🎺! My arms would get so tired of holding up the trumpet bell and my band director would yell at me to raise it up higher.One day I got so tired of his mouth I just yelled back at him told him off slammed my trumpet on the ground and walked off and said I quit! I reported his ass to the office for yelling ugly to me and they fired his ass Lol serves him right!
Lotta dynamics in this scene. A proud father......a man dragged grudgingly into a job he's now starting to enjoy......then later them finding out their son is deaf
"We're doing the best we can DAMN IT!!"
Haven’t watched this one in a while, forgot about that moment!
Said every teacher at one time or another!
I laughed pretty hard at that clip the first time I saw this as a kid.
Every single teacher has shouted that at least once.
I can full on relate to Mr. Holland here. My son’s six and in the talent show at school. Getting twenty children to coordinate is a gift. Mad respect to all the teachers and educators.
While this scene where Lou Russ's parents, especially his father, exclaimed how proud they were of him, was quite cheerful and heartwarming, it all became heartbreaking later, when Lou went on to be killed in Vietnam, and his parents (and Coach Meissler) were in mourning at his funeral.
To be proud of one's son like Mr.Russ! And Lou liking that!
Richard Dreyfuss always looks so pleased with himself when he's strutting around.
It's not that he's strutting around, it's that strutting is baby steps!
Iris standing with Louis's parents is so important.
I remember the scene. It was followed up with the discovery that Cole was born 90% deaf when he was found asleep during the parade.
I think it was the firetrucks use of the horn blasting over the marching band playing this song because it was rock and roll which was against most of the town and the schools curriculum.
Though he was still asleep during the parade.
@@Rtkat3 yes it was. Iris saw everyone react to the sirens, but not Cole. That's how she figured it out.
Just on a side note, I've only seen this movie once and when that scene happened, I had NO IDEA - I thought the baby had died somehow. Then, a few scenes later, we learn he's deaf. It's kind of a confusing moment for someone seeing it the first time
As a kid I thought it was the sirens that made him deaf. But, he was actually born deaf, and him not reacting to it, clued her in.
Love when the band plays harmony on the second line. Great movie.
This is kind of fun. I lived in St Johns where this scene was filmed back in the early 90s. When I was returning a video tape to a local video store, there were the crew trailers off the main road. So I asked what was going on. It was the crew for Mr Hollands Opus. A couple of days later is when they filmed this scene.
The Song is Called Louie Louie, Was a Hit For The Kingsmen in about 1963, Was Written by A Singer Richard Berry in about 1955, You can find more info in Wikipedia, It was bothering Me that I couldn't find the Title, I found another Clip of a Marching Band & Title of Song was there, I hope this helps. Regards, Dianne D😎
Are we having fun? YES,WE ARE!!!
Terrence Howard is one my favorite actors. I’d recommend watching the movie “Crash” too
NHKで日曜日の夜に放送したので見ました、
良い映画でした。😂
If only the band and choir were actually this fun.
They are not? They were for me!!
Pretty big sound from such a tiny marching band!
We did this in marching band!
The fact the band is on different feet is killing me.
I was in a marching band when I was in school I played tuba. I remember that march the first band was playing . I don't know the name of it . but know all the souse marches.
Americans we im pretty sure
Yep, it was Americans We by Henry Fillmore. We played it when I was in high school.
No it's not.
WE RE DOING THE BEST WE CAN DAMNIT
親たちの気持ちになると泣けてきます。
Great scene
0:18 😂🤣😂🤣
0:16
What is the Name of the Song The Band is Playing ? Dianne D😎
Cuál es el nombre de esa música????
Louie Louie - The Kingsmen th-cam.com/video/1RZJ4ESU52U/w-d-xo.html
🥁🎷🎺🎼
So many gigs going on I can't stand it.
By any chance does anyone know the song they are playing????
Frank Ferrigno ‘Louie Louie” by the Kingsmen
simonberry512 Believe it or not Cannibal Corpse used to play it as part of their live shows way back when...
And when the movie showed in Portland, everyone in the theater cheered. The Kingsmen were a Portland band, and every high school band in the state plays "Louie, Louie".
How do you NOT know Louie Louie by the Kingsmen? HOW?
@@rosierennie5867 Maybe they are from another country, or they're young and their parents don't care for music. I know all these songs because my parents enjoyed them when they were kids, and they encouraged their kids to participate in music. And I had a musical education. Not everyone is so lucky. At least Frank was curious enough to ask.
How embarrassing for Lou!
Youre Mama was home when you Left. Youre Daddy was home when you Left.
The dogs, the hogs, the chickens, the frogs.
They all were there when you left.
Jajaxp el profe hace el ridículo, solo le falto decir odiarme mas.
This reminds me back when I was in highschool.I was in the school band too and originally wanted to play the drums but the positions were all filled I was so mad 😡 got stuck playing the stupid trumpet 🎺! My arms would get so tired of holding up the trumpet bell and my band director would yell at me to raise it up higher.One day I got so tired of his mouth I just yelled back at him told him off slammed my trumpet on the ground and walked off and said I quit! I reported his ass to the office for yelling ugly to me and they fired his ass Lol serves him right!
Had to be one of the ugliest stories I ever heard. What an ugly little boy you are.
Obvious that the writer and production designers had never been in a high school band. So many stupid things here.
And I'm sure all the teenagers in the marching band community are very upset about it
What March is being played in the background while Mr Holland is getting his band together?
Americans we by fillmore