@@hcwcars1 i call them players too..lol just kidding :) On a more serious note, being a former aircraft mechanic in the United States Air Force, it is absolutely imperative and essential that the proper tools must be used when performing any maintenance. Otherwise this only contributes to shoddy maintenance and poor workmanship. And any failure as such from this process could quite possibly lead to aircraft system malfunction or worse, loss of human lives. At least, this is what the Air Force taught me and I believe this to be a matter of fact. So long story short, I hate seeing the improper use of tools. That just steams me to no end. Like for example, an unlocked footlocker or worse a jelly donut inside of it. Have a wonderful day! PEACE!!
Start of this movie is one of the best ever "African ganja 65". It's a shame it's almost like they didn't know how to end this movie. This could be one of the greatest comedies ever if ending was better. My favorite comedy duo definitely. Watched Silver streak a few months ago and how great was that film ❤
its even funnier when you realize that Skip didn't even know what Chico was doing, and he was so surprised about how mellow the taller guy was when he said that his name was "aaaaaaaaa Alex". If he just looked down or if Lana didn't stop him, I'm pretty sure Skip would've reacted differently.
I got fired, between 3:30 and 4:00...SKIP don't go over there, man!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣...I love Gene and Richard, the best comedians, ever!!!!! I am waiting for, Blazing Saddles to come on You Tube!!!! Now that movie is a pure classic!!!!!
I can just picture him actually slapping someone's head in the holding cell, & then the look on his face, ' uh, I didn't really mean ta do that, though...."
They should have got a Oscar for this movie hands down the funniest but Richard Pryor used to be funnier honest albums but he had the crossover to make more money I ain't mad at him. They don't make movies like this anymore if you like this comment please hit the like button.
When Skip is talking about "contact" its very true to life - people spend so much of life not getting on with each other and not ever making the effort to find what makes each other tick - sad but true - even in the context of a great comedy film like this
The pliers on the Johnson has to be one of the funniest scenes ever, I’ll always remember that, except, I thought that was a scene on a Cheech And Chong movie, my goof!!
I don't know what it is about the song playing during this scene, but it always drives me nuts when I watch this movie. Nancy is dancing a little too hard for a song playing on a jukebox lol.
Giving this THUMBS DOWN???? They don't know a CLASSIC when they see one! This movie, City Slickers, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Young Frankenstein, ect....needs to be in EVERYONE'S movie collection! 😎
you don't even know gene wilder and richard pryor they are dead rest in peace richard pryor died in 2005 he had a heart attack and gene wilder died in 2016 he had alzheimer's disease 1933 - 2016 1940 - 2005👀👀👀😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑 pryor died on december 10th 2005 and wilder died on august 29th 2016😭😠😠😠😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
I like it when Richard Pryor makes a shocking face look when Chico uses a pair of pliers to squeeze the guy's groin. That's so funny but that really hurts.
Now you see how the big guy is all of a sudden so relaxed it's amazing how all of a sudden he's so reasonable I personally think that Gene should just let them work out their differences maybe Alex needs a moment to understand that now the shoe is on the other foot it's amazing how a pair of pliers can take a bad situation and bring it to a complete Halt get things where they should be and two gentlemen can just talk very reasonable and quiet I personally wouldn't have taken the money just yet I would have wanted to just make him understand that it's time to just relax talk I can see very much that Alex is in very much of a relaxed mode well Chico you have the situation under control you don't need the help of anybody else just hold tight my friend and Alex will definitely understand from here on out that you don't applied violence because sometimes violence can turn into great deals of pain I think that Alex has learned a very valuable lesson but I personally believe that this situation needs to just be handled very delicately Alex will definitely be doing great deals with meditation after the situation and healing it's amazing how calm he is now he's not trying to get out of control anymore Chico you've done very well you've shown Alex that he is not really strong in this situation Chico is the stronger man in this situation this is called extreme Justice he definitely will think about the next time he tries to put his hands on somebody smaller than him bullying never goes well ever that's my personal opinion
Every scene in this movie is a template for how to make a comedy. Amateur psychiatrist Gene Wilder trying to be peace maker in a city of raging maniacs!! At his side is the only man on the planet that is even funnier than him. The thousand pound GOAT of stand-up comedy. The incomparable Richard Pryor. Together, they are a warehouse full of comedic dynamite. Like the great Don Knotts in The Andy Griffith Show, these two are funnier saying nothing at all!! Their facial expressions and body language alone bring tears of laughter. Certifiable proof is in the greatest scene in the movie. Wilder is skipping Tra La happily to his cell only to see his best buddy face to face with the 400 pound (Or Thereabouts) Grossberger. Pryor then employs the greatest facial expressions ever captured on film. Every incoherent word he stammers only adds to the joy. "Cccant Goooo Nnnow." Pppleaase Dooont Leeavve Meee!!" Beyond any doubt the funniest scene I've ever seen on film. Liquid Gold. Beautifully written. With even better performances from its glorious cast. The phrase "They don't make em like they use to," has never been more appropriate. Wilder and Pryor leave every comic team ever assembled in a roadside ditch. Two GOATS grazing in the same pasture.
It's too bad that this great comedy team didn't have at least a couple more scripts as good as this one. Three great films and one not so good one, was just not enough screen time for this excellent duo. Hollywood really short changed all of us on that one.
@@ironrobin Let me be clear in saying that I was writing about their film work as a comedy team and not about their individual film careers. They both made some very good movies as individuals. Also, I'm going to alter my original statement by saying that they made two great films, one decent film and one bad film together. Here's how I would rank them: 1. Stir Crazy. If I had to pick one movie that sum up how well they worked together as a team, this would be the movie. They both had equally strong roles and the movie was very funny. It easily has the highest replay value out of their four movies together. It's a comedy classic in every sense of the term. This is their masterpiece as a comedy team. 2. Silver Streak. This is probably a better film overall than Stir Crazy, but because it is a romantic comedy thriller, it's not nearly as funny and Richard Pryor had a much smaller supporting role. This is basically Gene Wilder movie, that Pryor appeared in for several scenes to help Gene Wilder's character avoid the police. It was their first movie together and it showed audiences that these two guys had chemistry and they needed to make some more magic together. 3. See No Evil, Hear No Evil. This is the movie where they tried to recapture the magic of their second movie, Stir Crazy. They play a blind and deaf pair, who become friends and try to stop a team of thieves and murderers. Critics disliked the movie and called it a bad film, but many fans of their on screen chemistry liked this movie and it did make money. 4. Another You. This one was a box office failure and a critical failure. They changed directors during the filming and Richard Pryor's health was not good (Multiple Sclerosis). Many fans never saw this movie. It came and went and nobody noticed.
@@skybluemarshall thanks, i just watched see no evil, hear no evil last night. we loved it, it was great fun. the only one left to see now is Another You. this duo is so fun and endearing... sad to see i only have one more movie of theirs to watch.
@@ironrobin You can stil enjoy some of the comedies from their individual careers. Richard Pryor is probably best remembered by critics for his live stand-up comedy films, but I enjoyed his theatrical comedies more. Here are some of my favorites from his films without Gene Wilder: Brewster's Millions, Harlem Nights, Which Way is Up, Bustin Loose, Moving. If you're interested in seeing Pryor in some of his more dramatic roles, then I reccomend: Blue Collar, Jo Jo Dancer; Your Life Is Calling and Some Kind of Hero. Gene Wilder also made some fine comedies. It needs to be said, that Blazing Saddles is probably the best Pryor and Wilder comedy that never happened. Richard Pryor co-wrote the movie with the Director Mel Brooks. Pryor was probably responsible for most of Sheriff Black Bart's lines and many of the racial jokes that Mel Brooks might have felt uncomfortable, writing. But, Pryor showed to the set on his first day of shooting and he was drunk and high, so Mel Brooks replaced him with Clevon Little and the fans got short changed. It's a great movie, but Richard Pryor woul have been so much better. Here are my favorite Gene Wilder films, not counting any of the Pryor/Wilder movies, which you are already watching: Young Frankenstein, The Producers, The Frisco Kid, Willie Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, Blazing Saddles, The Woman In Red
![Gene Wilder & Richard Pryor- Unedited Interview 1989 [Reelin' In The Years Archives]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vRy7VMh_vO8/mqdefault.jpg)
One of the best films ever made with a GREAT comedy duo.
These two are the best team comedians of all time!
Pryors facial expression when the little guy Chico uses the players on the gentleman's jewels is........priceless.
pliers?
@@hcwcars1 i call them players too..lol just kidding :)
On a more serious note, being a former aircraft mechanic in the United States Air Force, it is absolutely imperative and essential that the proper tools must be used when performing any maintenance. Otherwise this only contributes to shoddy maintenance and poor workmanship.
And any failure as such from this process could quite possibly lead to aircraft system malfunction or worse, loss of human lives.
At least, this is what the Air Force taught me and I believe this to be a matter of fact.
So long story short, I hate seeing the improper use of tools.
That just steams me to no end. Like for example, an unlocked footlocker or worse a jelly donut inside of it.
Have a wonderful day! PEACE!!
That is where Friday After Next copied the" Nutcracker scene ". 😆
Chico used to be a regular on tv show The Electric Company.
@@obey2dmaxI was just thinking this! Lol
Start of this movie is one of the best ever "African ganja 65". It's a shame it's almost like they didn't know how to end this movie. This could be one of the greatest comedies ever if ending was better. My favorite comedy duo definitely. Watched Silver streak a few months ago and how great was that film ❤
That’s a great piece of acting by the bigger guy. He made you really believe he had his junk in a pair of pliers!😂
Chico made sure he grabbed what he needed and the tip was definitely included.
The golden years, life was good. Money had value, music, cinema,entertainment... everything.even working was better than now.
its even funnier when you realize that Skip didn't even know what Chico was doing, and he was so surprised about how mellow the taller guy was when he said that his name was "aaaaaaaaa Alex". If he just looked down or if Lana didn't stop him, I'm pretty sure Skip would've reacted differently.
It's amazing how Gene and Richard had great Chemistry on screen but off screen they weren't that close
Yes, that’s true.
......often the way tho
When the cameras roll, the magic was there. Without the cameras, there was nothing. These two guys were great performers
Because Richard fkn hated us. I’ve watched his 3 great stand up movies 100 times 👍🏻
@@English_MoFous??
So Chico and Alex are the inspiration for the Damon scene in Friday after next lol. Crazy
😅😆🤣😂 I was looking for this comment
They copied that like they copy everything else.
Classic comedy, Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor are legends 👏
I got fired, between 3:30 and 4:00...SKIP don't go over there, man!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣...I love Gene and Richard, the best comedians, ever!!!!! I am waiting for, Blazing Saddles to come on You Tube!!!! Now that movie is a pure classic!!!!!
Gene Wilder is hilarious.
I LOVE his style!!
I can just picture him actually slapping someone's head in the holding cell, & then the look on his face, ' uh, I didn't really mean ta do that, though...."
He always was
@@victorforeman2864 I'm so so sad there is no other Gene Wilder on this earth now! I almost sh*te myself laffing!
@@greaterbayareahero1401 he is tops , always makes me smile
2:19 always makes me chuckle, the way he just flings the little shrimp across the room lmao
They should have got a Oscar for this movie hands down the funniest but Richard Pryor used to be funnier honest albums but he had the crossover to make more money I ain't mad at him. They don't make movies like this anymore if you like this comment please hit the like button.
R.I.P Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor
Now i see where Friday After Next got the Money Mike scene from lol.
Pimpin, Pimpin, Pimpin!! 😂😂😂
Yea that goes to show you cube doesn't comes up with anything original he had to copy something
Totally stole the scene
And home alone
No one on face off the earth since created was not as good and funnier than when these two artist worked together absolutely the best
When Skip is talking about "contact" its very true to life - people spend so much of life not getting on with each other and not ever making the effort to find what makes each other tick - sad but true - even in the context of a great comedy film like this
I cracked up when Richard replied, "Neither am I!" :D
One of my most favorite movies
A classic in film comedy.
rip to gene and richard
rest in peace gene and richard
*"Sir, what is your name?"*
*"A...A...ALEX!!"* 😂😂
can't blame him for talking that way lol
Didn't know those two made more than one movie together.... great chemistry
They made several
Watch " Stir Crazy "
This film was directed by Sidney Poitier!
Two of the GREATS!!
One of the funniest films ever.
The guy from The Electric Company!
This movie is hilarious!!!
In your opinion, what was the funniest part of this scene?
@@germanicelt 2:22
The pliers on the Johnson has to be one of the funniest scenes ever, I’ll always remember that, except, I thought that was a scene on a Cheech And Chong movie, my goof!!
Used to love this movie as a kid
I don't know what it is about the song playing during this scene, but it always drives me nuts when I watch this movie. Nancy is dancing a little too hard for a song playing on a jukebox lol.
The little guy NEEDS his money and the big guy NEEDS a two by four up side his head. That's what he NEEDS!
This is one of the greatest movies ever made.
Giving this THUMBS DOWN???? They don't know a CLASSIC when they see one! This movie, City Slickers, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Young Frankenstein, ect....needs to be in EVERYONE'S movie collection! 😎
Stir Crazy the best man Harry and Skip 🤣🤣🤣😎
“ the little man had the contact” 😆😆
Those 2 men that were fighting are extremely funny 😁
This was the first Rated R movie i ever seen I was like 11 when it came out LoL
Two comedic geniuses
So that's where the scene come from in Friday after next with katt Williams and Ted Cruze
Terry Crews
I can't think of "Chico's" regular name but, wasn't he on "The Electric Company" PBS show back in the 70's?
There was real communication there :)
Chico will fight for that money
shut up!
you don't even know gene wilder and richard pryor they are dead rest in peace richard pryor died in 2005 he had a heart attack and gene wilder died in 2016 he had alzheimer's disease 1933 - 2016 1940 - 2005👀👀👀😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑 pryor died on december 10th 2005 and wilder died on august 29th 2016😭😠😠😠😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
"Yeah any deaths in the family? We can celebrate them too!" *LMAO!*
These two should have made more movies
GENE AND RICHARD HAD GENUINE CHEMISTRY SO FUNNY !!!!!
I’m with Gene, city’s turn people into monsters, get out while you can, be free
Compassion 💯 comes with talking💥
The sound of the piano at 4:26 is hilarious when the little guy gets thrown🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This flick and "See no Evil Hear no Evil were their best.
beautiful and brilliant
Gene was good but Chico killed it in this scene.
Chico came to grips with Alex.
Love this movie. Thanks for sharing!
FRIDAY BROUGHT ME HERE TOO THE ORIGINAL
Damn money Mike & Damon in the restaurant. ☝🏽 for the money , on ya balls,
Comedy gold right here 👍🏻👍🏻
Wonder if they met originally on blazing saddles? Richard co wrote the script for the movie.
Chico and Alex reminded of Kat Williams, and Terry Crews...
I like it when Richard Pryor makes a shocking face look when Chico uses a pair of pliers to squeeze the guy's groin. That's so funny but that really hurts.
Skip also tries to make Contact with Grossberger in the prison restaurants scene.
"But when you make up in the morning, you'll find that she's not a very serious person"...........NEITHER....AM.....I"
That Little Guy Ain’t Taking No Sh……..! 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣Haha Pmsl watching this legendary scene 🤣🤣🤣🤣Real contact is what was happening there ,THE PLIERS ,Not the pliers ,🤣🤣🤣🤣
How about a remake with Jim Carrey as Wilder character, and Eddie Murphy or Katt Williams as Pryor.
Their chemisty was insane.
Can someone please upload the whole film?!!
Anybody know the music playing while the two men are fighting?
I’ve been trying to find it for years.
best bit with the pliers
This and see no evil hear no evil are two of the funniest movies made
add silver streak to that list 😂
Watch "Stir Crazy ", with them in it
Now you see how the big guy is all of a sudden so relaxed it's amazing how all of a sudden he's so reasonable I personally think that Gene should just let them work out their differences maybe Alex needs a moment to understand that now the shoe is on the other foot it's amazing how a pair of pliers can take a bad situation and bring it to a complete Halt get things where they should be and two gentlemen can just talk very reasonable and quiet I personally wouldn't have taken the money just yet I would have wanted to just make him understand that it's time to just relax talk I can see very much that Alex is in very much of a relaxed mode well Chico you have the situation under control you don't need the help of anybody else just hold tight my friend and Alex will definitely understand from here on out that you don't applied violence because sometimes violence can turn into great deals of pain I think that Alex has learned a very valuable lesson but I personally believe that this situation needs to just be handled very delicately Alex will definitely be doing great deals with meditation after the situation and healing it's amazing how calm he is now he's not trying to get out of control anymore Chico you've done very well you've shown Alex that he is not really strong in this situation Chico is the stronger man in this situation this is called extreme Justice he definitely will think about the next time he tries to put his hands on somebody smaller than him bullying never goes well ever that's my personal opinion
I love this movie they are so funny
Great movie 🍿🍿🍿🍿🎥
I wonder if this is where Friday got it from
R.I.P Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder
The nuts of Alex are mincemeat after Chico used those pliers on him . Lesson in this : “ Don’t short change your taxi driver “
This is probably what inspired Shannon Sharp in Undisputed, "SKIP....SKIP!!?"
Every scene in this movie is a template for how to make a comedy. Amateur psychiatrist Gene Wilder trying to be peace maker in a city of raging maniacs!! At his side is the only man on the planet that is even funnier than him. The thousand pound GOAT of stand-up comedy. The incomparable Richard Pryor. Together, they are a warehouse full of comedic dynamite. Like the great Don Knotts in The Andy Griffith Show, these two are funnier saying nothing at all!! Their facial expressions and body language alone bring tears of laughter. Certifiable proof is in the greatest scene in the movie. Wilder is skipping Tra La happily to his cell only to see his best buddy face to face with the 400 pound (Or Thereabouts) Grossberger. Pryor then employs the greatest facial expressions ever captured on film. Every incoherent word he stammers only adds to the joy. "Cccant Goooo Nnnow." Pppleaase Dooont Leeavve Meee!!" Beyond any doubt the funniest scene I've ever seen on film. Liquid Gold. Beautifully written. With even better performances from its glorious cast. The phrase "They don't make em like they use to," has never been more appropriate. Wilder and Pryor leave every comic team ever assembled in a roadside ditch. Two GOATS grazing in the same pasture.
....A..Al..Alex...you could feel his pain, LMAO!!!
Remind you of a scene with your boy?
You can kiss the baby
Please tell me which bit that is off
Stir Crazy
I meant the scene, I found it after this. It was when they went to the jail and the big black guy said it to him.
What baby would that be sir ?
How does Pryor's Character know where to look?
The best team after Laurel and Hardly ❤
What a couple hahahaaa😅
3:15 That nut grabbing with the pliers was stolen by ice cube in next friday
Gene Wilder playing Justin Trudeau (decades before he was a adult).
R.I.P Richard
I see where Ice cube get that part from!!!!
Damn hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣
They Should remake this with Kevin Hart and Chris Pratt.
It can't be remade. It would suck like the rest of the remakes.
Yeah. Tucson is a hoot
skip....skip😆😆😆😆
It's too bad that this great comedy team didn't have at least a couple more scripts as good as this one. Three great films and one not so good one, was just not enough screen time for this excellent duo. Hollywood really short changed all of us on that one.
what would you say were the three great films? and which one do you think was not so good?
@@ironrobin Let me be clear in saying that I was writing about their film work as a comedy team and not about their individual film careers. They both made some very good movies as individuals. Also, I'm going to alter my original statement by saying that they made two great films, one decent film and one bad film together.
Here's how I would rank them:
1. Stir Crazy. If I had to pick one movie that sum up how well they worked together as a team, this would be the movie. They both had equally strong roles and the movie was very funny. It easily has the highest replay value out of their four movies together. It's a comedy classic in every sense of the term. This is their masterpiece as a comedy team.
2. Silver Streak. This is probably a better film overall than Stir Crazy, but because it is a romantic comedy thriller, it's not nearly as funny and Richard Pryor had a much smaller supporting role. This is basically Gene Wilder movie, that Pryor appeared in for several scenes to help Gene Wilder's character avoid the police. It was their first movie together and it showed audiences that these two guys had chemistry and they needed to make some more magic together.
3. See No Evil, Hear No Evil. This is the movie where they tried to recapture the magic of their second movie, Stir Crazy. They play a blind and deaf pair, who become friends and try to stop a team of thieves and murderers. Critics disliked the movie and called it a bad film, but many fans of their on screen chemistry liked this movie and it did make money.
4. Another You. This one was a box office failure and a critical failure. They changed directors during the filming and Richard Pryor's health was not good (Multiple Sclerosis). Many fans never saw this movie. It came and went and nobody noticed.
@@skybluemarshall thanks, i just watched see no evil, hear no evil last night. we loved it, it was great fun. the only one left to see now is Another You. this duo is so fun and endearing... sad to see i only have one more movie of theirs to watch.
@@ironrobin You can stil enjoy some of the comedies from their individual careers. Richard Pryor is probably best remembered by critics for his live stand-up comedy films, but I enjoyed his theatrical comedies more. Here are some of my favorites from his films without Gene Wilder: Brewster's Millions, Harlem Nights, Which Way is Up, Bustin Loose, Moving.
If you're interested in seeing Pryor in some of his more dramatic roles, then I reccomend: Blue Collar, Jo Jo Dancer; Your Life Is Calling and Some Kind of Hero.
Gene Wilder also made some fine comedies. It needs to be said, that Blazing Saddles is probably the best Pryor and Wilder comedy that never happened. Richard Pryor co-wrote the movie with the Director Mel Brooks. Pryor was probably responsible for most of Sheriff Black Bart's lines and many of the racial jokes that Mel Brooks might have felt uncomfortable, writing. But, Pryor showed to the set on his first day of shooting and he was drunk and high, so Mel Brooks replaced him with Clevon Little and the fans got short changed. It's a great movie, but Richard Pryor woul have been so much better.
Here are my favorite Gene Wilder films, not counting any of the Pryor/Wilder movies, which you are already watching: Young Frankenstein, The Producers, The Frisco Kid, Willie Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, Blazing Saddles, The Woman In Red
@@skybluemarshall Agree 1 trillion %
So is Richard Pryor
Moive called stir crazy there both crazy 🤣😧
Why was there pliers on the floor in the first place.?
Maintenance guy mending the pinball machine at start of the scene.
Please……don’t try an beat the hard working “little “ guy out of his MONEY 😂
Kiss the baby.
"Kiss the baby?". "What baby is that, Sir?"
@@karsten9895 "Ask your lawyer.."