I came from Poland and I can remember many conversations like this with my grandfather, I remember him getting snockered up and then getting verbally abusive to my grandmother. He passed away at the age of 103 getting hit on his Vespa scooter when the driver ran a stop sign . I miss him terribly. Maciej
Maybe the sequel to The Odd Couple which had the same stars and came out a couple of years later? Or maybe they think Out to Sea is Grumpy Old Men 3 or something.
Reminds me of my great grandpop. I think he quit smoking in his 40s, but drank a lot and ate lots of candy. Woke up every morning and would make greasy dinner type food. Lifted weights, collected model trains, gardened, fixed stuff, played cards and read like hell. Lived to 93 with no health problems and nothing more then 2 hearing aids and a pair of glasses. Didn't even need a cane or walker. What a legend.
Honestly, from what I have observed with my family, I think the most important things for longevity are minimal stress, regular physical activity, and having a purpose to your life. As far as diet goes? I don’t think that’s nearly as important as people crack it up to be, other than you shouldn’t over eat and be overweight.
My grandpa smoked 2 packs a day of camel unfiltered, f4om the time he was a gunner in an M10 GMC in europe. Worked in the coal mines as a mule boy before the war, and a miner when he got back. Retired from the mines, always had about 3/4 to 1 acre garden hunted deer every season, collected ginseng, always roaming the hills. I remember as a child in his living room, he, my dad, and i wouls watch TNG together in the evenings, hed be smoking away. He ended up getting prostate cancer at 86, died at 89 the week before i graduated boot camp.
@@richardharding7767 That’s another thing I noticed with a lot of the old timers. Almost all of them have gardens and eat fresh fruits and vegetables for at least part of the year. Not to mention the physical activity it gets them. Your grandpa sounds like he was an amazing person!
@lokiprepper he was. One of the few people I truly feel like I "lost" when they were gone. I just feel like we would spend so much time together working on things now and sharing ideas with eachother that I don't think would have ever happened with others. I do think the fresh food, plays such a substantial role. Our grand/great grandparents didn't "survive" off the processed, treated, sprayed, pesticided garbage we are stuck subsisting on these days.
@lokiprepper he was. One of the few people I truly feel like I "lost" when they were gone. I just feel like we would spend so much time together working on things now and sharing ideas with eachother that I don't think would have ever happened with others. I do think the fresh food, plays such a substantial role. Our grand/great grandparents didn't "survive" off the processed, treated, sprayed, pesticided garbage we are stuck subsisting on these days.
@@Dravenbelmont Save for the fact he literally has truth in it. Genetics plays the biggest part in your health. Some people can eat junk and nothing bad ever happens
Except it is unhealthy. You might still live long due to genetics, but literally no person who hasn’t been scheduled for a lobotomy would try to make the argument that bacon is healthy. You’re probably dumb enough to die by forgetting to make your heart beat.
@@420Stig Bloody oath I have! “Looks like Chuck’s takin’ the skin boat to TUNATOWN!” “Looks like Chuck’s gonna take old One-Eye to the Optometrist” “Looks like Chuck’s taking the old Log to the Beaver” “Looks like Chuck’s gonna bury his boner”
That’s right ! Keep living your life to the fullest , eat to enjoy, drink 🍺 to be happy , and smoke a good cigar, and you will love life for what it is ! My Grandfather Smoked , Drank & ate sausages & eggs and lived to be 91 !!!!
Real talk. My grandmother said the same thing to me...do whatever makes you happy and everything else in moderation... You know she lived to be 99 years old?.. and all her life she never even used glasses.......................she always drank straight from the bottle!! HAH! ;-) Cheers!
People gotta understand its the stressing that kills you. That man looks like he lived through the most stressful times in history and never let it get to him.
@@markoconner1975 yeah and ive seen this exact thing in real life. The bacon eating non stressers live to be a hundred alot. Maybe you should talk to some old people in life they have alot of wisdom.
@HumbertoSqualavarez42069 OK...and? How many old people have you met that lived this lifestyle and *didn't* live 100+ years? Something tells me you are paying too much attention to that figure, which is overwhelmingly larger than centenarians. I'll just go ahead and pull the statistics on this to save us time: "USA number of centenarians. Out of a US population of approximately 336,997,624, in 2021, there were 89,739 centenarians (age 100+) or a prevalence of 0.027%." - BUMC
It’s like sitting there talking with my grandpaw, he liked his stories. Lived to 96 years old and was sharp as a tack the whole way. I could sit and listen to him for hours on end talk about the old days in New Orleans. I sure miss that man
@@melissacooper8724 There was no moral. Said so himself, but did insinuate that point. Our genes are the #1 factor in longevity. You can call it the luck of the draw. Bad life habits will eventually overcome good genes while good life habits may not overcome bad genes. Why we get a 50 something year old guy who's taken care of himself die suddenly while out jogging. A guy and a girl I knew, both abused themselves since they were teenagers drinking, drugs, smoking, the female was terribly overweight from all the booze and bad diet - both died in their mid 40s recently. Yet another dude I know, abusing himself since he was a teen in the same way, just had his 76th birthday, no serious issues. Quit smoking 10 years ago but still drinks hard liquor and beer every day, no exercise, etc.
As I see it, once you live well past 80, you should be able to do (smoke), eat & drink whatever you want! *Haha* Provided it isn't illegal and you're not hurting anyone, or anything.
“I smoke and drink. A lot of you don’t drink, no smoke. Some people here tonight, they don’t eat butter, no salt, no sugar, no lard. No biscuits. No gravy with onions in it. Cause they wanna live, they give up that good stuff. Neck bone. Pig tail….You’re gonna feel like a damn fool laying at the hospital dying from nothing.” - Redd Foxx, 1975
Genetics and just how happy you are play an absolutely huge role in how long you live. My of my dad’s side of my family have all been prone to obesity and a million health issues, while many of my mom’s family have lived at least into their 90’s. Like my grandma who will be 94 this year, still live on her own in a regular house, still has all of her mental capacities like always, gets her own groceries, drives, shovels her front walk in the winter, and is on a weekly bowling league. I’m hoping that I inherited her genetics, which I seem to have to far as health goes. Still, it always behooves you to play the odds and have a healthy diet, exercise daily, don’t smoke, and try to live as happy and low stress life as you can. Personally I think that’s maybe the most important. I try to just not worry about things that I can’t control, and not keep people around in mg life who just make me feel bad. You may have fewer friends and family around in your life, but who you do have are better for you.
I like that story too. Reminds me of my grandfather. He lived until 98, smoked Pall Mall non-filters and drank wine and annisette during the day. When he lost the use of his legs at 97 and went into the nursing home that was the beginning of the end. I miss both my Grandfathers. I learned so much from both of them.
I remember watching grumpy old men years ago. There were four elderly ladies high up in the theatre and me. I was laughing so loud they were laughing at me. I went up and joind them and shared my popcorn and chocolate. 😅🇿🇦
Bite into the steak and let the juices run down your face!!! Enjoy life to it's fullest!! Quality beats quantity anyday!!! Hooray for beer and bacon!!!
My grandma ate farm recipes and packaged lunch meat, and smoked cigarettes from 21 years until she died last April at 90. She never exercised, and used sweet n low in her coffee and tea. She was proof medical science worked.
This was literally my great-grandfather. Lived to 105, ate eggs and bacon daily (bought it in slabs and cut his own 1/2" slices with a cleaver), shot his last deer at 100, fought on the western front in WW I as a rifleman and came home without a scratch. He didn't drink booze but drank coffee by the pot. I was very lucky to get to know him because of his longevity- most people of his generation were gone before I was born.
The way Burgess Meredith handled that cigarette was so real. He didn’t really smoke, and the reason he had a cig holder in Batman was because they would irritate his lungs, and the weird laugh was to disguise his coughing when the smoke irritated his lungs.
I knew a couple just like this. They were really nice, but they both chain smoked 24/7. Their house absolutely wreaked from decades of non-stop smoke. And the husband always had a glass of chilled bourbon nearby, although he never actually seemed drunk. They were neighbors of ours growing up, and I used to mow their lawn. They both lived into their late 90s and died within a month of each other. Pretty crazy.
My father smoked & drank to excess all his life, never took so much as a minute's exercise, not even a walk, ate all & everything he felt like & finally died at 91!
My aunt lived to be a 100 ...At 96 she stopped smoking to set an example for her children and grandchildren...They had mostly passed away at the time....
What a great country these guys this generation tried to make for us and we pissed it all away I’m so glad I got to experience it and understand how simple life could of been go eat some bacon and smoke something
One of my favorite scenes. And I always have a tear when he finds him there later and tells him ~ I guess he didn't forget about you 😢 But the bloopers are the BEST!
This was Burgess Meredith's last film. He died of complications of Alzheimer's disease on September 9, 1997. He showed symptoms at the time of this movie's filming, and had to be coached during each scene in which he appeared.
Some people get throat cancer without smoking once, others get liver cancer for no reason. Some of the safest drivers get wiped out by others. There's no set rules for a guaranteed good life, just don't hurt others and you're doing ok 🙂
My grandmother smoked non filter pall malls from a teen to age 60 . She lived to 97 never had respiratory problems and had fried bacon n eggs every mornin.
So, the truth he speaks!! In January of this year, I called my mother and asked, how her parents ate. She told me what he ate, bacon and eggs, beef, chicken, pork, vegetables, fruit, whole milk, NO PROCESSED FOODS.. So I said, i'll try it!! Since Jan., I've lost 30 lbs. from 270 to 240lbs., my skin problem is gone, my blood pressure is down to 117/73, I'm stronger than I've been since I was in my 20's, I don't take any peds, my sex drive is up, etc. I also cut down on my sugar, and I'm not as hungry. My grandparents lived into their 80's, while my dad's parents were dead by my age which is 55. He's right on the mark, but don't smoke anything (but weed!!)Great scene.
My dads boss drank a 5th of whiskey smoked 6-8 cigars a day and I don’t think he ate a vegetable once. Lived to 95 and died from getting kicked by a horse
I've known people who never smoked, or drank, exercised daily, ate right...and croaked of Cancer's, and Heart attack's!! I've known other's like this old man who are still alive!! The day of our Death's was written long ago. Moral of the Story: "Fear Profit you nothing".
Reminds me of a story. Once knew a man who was chastised for having a cigarette outside a restaurant. Woman told him that cigarettes are bad for you, and they'll kill him in the end. He replied "I'll have you know my grandfather lived to be 94 years old." Shocked she asked if he was a smoker, to which he replied "No, but he did learn to mind his own God damned business."
Amazing films I always come back to em as a tribute to those three men. (The Tttttttthree bears! 😂🤣) if you know you know.... Also out to sea which has them both as well.
Saw this movie in theaters for my 11th bday. It was playing at the same time as mortal kombat which my parents thought was too violent. Still love it to this day lol
A good example of back in the days when we didn’t understand that high cholesterol was a combination of high levels of cholesterol and high levels of sucrose. The high levels of sucrose caused the cholesterol to stick to the inside of your valves. That can cause the heart attacks. Grandpa here may have had a small break bacon sandwich, but he wasn’t chugging down soda, and he wasn’t eating candy, and he wasn’t eating chocolate ice cream, he was fine. Have all the cholesterol you want just don’t stick it up the inside of your valves with sugar (simple OR complex sugar)
Burgess Meredith was a treasure.
What a career and life he had!
Captain in the Air Force during WW2 and acting well into his 80s.
I was thinking the same thing.
Burgess was a special actor I miss his work
And… married to Paulette Goddard!
He reminds me of coach uncle Burnsey!
He was suffering from Alzheimer’s during the filming and needed a lot of coaching but he played this character brilliantly
Taking the skin boat to tuna town. What a great movie.
"Chuck's takin' old one-eye to the optometrist."😂
I came from Poland and I can remember many conversations like this with my grandfather, I remember him getting snockered up and then getting verbally abusive to my grandmother.
He passed away at the age of 103 getting hit on his Vespa scooter when the driver ran a stop sign .
I miss him terribly.
Maciej
This movie and the other sequel never fail to put a smile on my face. Burgess Meridith, Jack Lemon and Walter Matthau are sorely missed!
Other sequel ?
Maybe the sequel to The Odd Couple which had the same stars and came out a couple of years later? Or maybe they think Out to Sea is Grumpy Old Men 3 or something.
@@bl3343 😆😆
Yes they are. The greatest acting I've ever seen is by Jack lemmon in the movie Glengarry Glen Ross.
@@Flog1077It's Grumpier Old Men. Sophia Loren was in this one.
Reminds me of my great grandpop. I think he quit smoking in his 40s, but drank a lot and ate lots of candy. Woke up every morning and would make greasy dinner type food. Lifted weights, collected model trains, gardened, fixed stuff, played cards and read like hell. Lived to 93 with no health problems and nothing more then 2 hearing aids and a pair of glasses. Didn't even need a cane or walker. What a legend.
Honestly, from what I have observed with my family, I think the most important things for longevity are minimal stress, regular physical activity, and having a purpose to your life. As far as diet goes? I don’t think that’s nearly as important as people crack it up to be, other than you shouldn’t over eat and be overweight.
My grandpa smoked 2 packs a day of camel unfiltered, f4om the time he was a gunner in an M10 GMC in europe.
Worked in the coal mines as a mule boy before the war, and a miner when he got back.
Retired from the mines, always had about 3/4 to 1 acre garden hunted deer every season, collected ginseng, always roaming the hills.
I remember as a child in his living room, he, my dad, and i wouls watch TNG together in the evenings, hed be smoking away.
He ended up getting prostate cancer at 86, died at 89 the week before i graduated boot camp.
@@richardharding7767
That’s another thing I noticed with a lot of the old timers. Almost all of them have gardens and eat fresh fruits and vegetables for at least part of the year. Not to mention the physical activity it gets them.
Your grandpa sounds like he was an amazing person!
@lokiprepper he was. One of the few people I truly feel like I "lost" when they were gone.
I just feel like we would spend so much time together working on things now and sharing ideas with eachother that I don't think would have ever happened with others.
I do think the fresh food, plays such a substantial role. Our grand/great grandparents didn't "survive" off the processed, treated, sprayed, pesticided garbage we are stuck subsisting on these days.
@lokiprepper he was. One of the few people I truly feel like I "lost" when they were gone.
I just feel like we would spend so much time together working on things now and sharing ideas with eachother that I don't think would have ever happened with others.
I do think the fresh food, plays such a substantial role. Our grand/great grandparents didn't "survive" off the processed, treated, sprayed, pesticided garbage we are stuck subsisting on these days.
The moral is that stress and fear will kill you faster than whatever youre afraid of.
100%!
isn't that the truth 🤐🤐
I used to be scared of everything
The moral is survivorship bias
Man I loved watching this movie as a kid with my dad. Wish I could watch it with him one more time
That made me cry.. some of the last good memories I have of my father were watching this ❤️
Edit- hope we can see them again one day brother
What movie is this?
@@CornbreadXVX grumpy old men, there is also grumpyer old men I believe
@@CornbreadXVX grumpy old men 2
Edit- He’s got it ⬆️
I feel the same way about my grandpa.
Except our movie was Smokey and the Bandit.
I still watch it sometimes because I like to think he's watching me.
Watch both movies everytime I go to my cabin.... laugh everytime I watch them. Classic!
Yup they’re my favourite movies. I have them in VHS and my player crapped out. So now I need to find movies in DVD
Lol!! We do the same, deer season. Where’s your cabin?
When someone tells me bacon is unhealthy, I refer them to this video.
But it's just a movie it's not real lol
@@Dravenbelmont oh geez....
@@Dravenbelmont Save for the fact he literally has truth in it. Genetics plays the biggest part in your health. Some people can eat junk and nothing bad ever happens
@@Mephisto579 Agree 👍
Except it is unhealthy. You might still live long due to genetics, but literally no person who hasn’t been scheduled for a lobotomy would try to make the argument that bacon is healthy. You’re probably dumb enough to die by forgetting to make your heart beat.
There’s something so special about these movies. I wish I could go back in time and hang out with them all on set.
Ikr, have you seen the blooper reels to them? Fkin hilarious
@@420Stig Bloody oath I have!
“Looks like Chuck’s takin’ the skin boat to TUNATOWN!”
“Looks like Chuck’s gonna take old One-Eye to the Optometrist”
“Looks like Chuck’s taking the old Log to the Beaver”
“Looks like Chuck’s gonna bury his boner”
I don't know how they all kept straight faces during most of his scenes
The moral is to live your life and enjoy it; whether you live to be 30, 60, 90, or 120. When it's your time, it's your time.
There actually is a moral here. It’s that if you eat healthy and stay fit, you’ll still die anyway.
@@brawy1lol, there's a nurse I knew who would make all her healthy friends mad by telling them this.
@@brawy1but it’s nice to not be a useless dad-bod shithouse your whole life while you’re here
That’s right ! Keep living your life to the fullest , eat to enjoy, drink 🍺 to be happy , and smoke a good cigar, and you will love life for what it is ! My Grandfather Smoked , Drank & ate sausages & eggs and lived to be 91 !!!!
Real talk. My grandmother said the same thing to me...do whatever makes you happy and everything else in moderation... You know she lived to be 99 years old?.. and all her life she never even used glasses.......................she always drank straight from the bottle!! HAH! ;-) Cheers!
Well wasnt he special...
5 stripes of bacon, bacon sandwich, another 5-10 stripes and 3 beers at night. Perfect keto diet.
People gotta understand its the stressing that kills you. That man looks like he lived through the most stressful times in history and never let it get to him.
Yup, most people can’t handle stress
You know its a movie right? It's not real life
@@markoconner1975 yeah and ive seen this exact thing in real life. The bacon eating non stressers live to be a hundred alot. Maybe you should talk to some old people in life they have alot of wisdom.
@HumbertoSqualavarez42069 OK...and? How many old people have you met that lived this lifestyle and *didn't* live 100+ years? Something tells me you are paying too much attention to that figure, which is overwhelmingly larger than centenarians.
I'll just go ahead and pull the statistics on this to save us time:
"USA number of centenarians. Out of a US population of approximately 336,997,624, in 2021, there were 89,739 centenarians (age 100+) or a prevalence of 0.027%." - BUMC
@@nickg.3741 I don’t want to live that long, gimme 80 awsome years
It’s like sitting there talking with my grandpaw, he liked his stories. Lived to 96 years old and was sharp as a tack the whole way. I could sit and listen to him for hours on end talk about the old days in New Orleans. I sure miss that man
“There aint no moral in it, i just like that story” just as simple as that. Small chat with your pa is all i wanna do right now.
💯
You misquoted him
There actually is a moral. Eat healthy and stay fit, but you’ll still die anyway.
I thought the moral was that he lived life to the fullest because he ate and drank whatever the hell he wanted.
@@melissacooper8724 There was no moral. Said so himself, but did insinuate that point.
Our genes are the #1 factor in longevity. You can call it the luck of the draw. Bad life habits will eventually overcome good genes while good life habits may not overcome bad genes.
Why we get a 50 something year old guy who's taken care of himself die suddenly while out jogging. A guy and a girl I knew, both abused themselves since they were teenagers drinking, drugs, smoking, the female was terribly overweight from all the booze and bad diet - both died in their mid 40s recently. Yet another dude I know, abusing himself since he was a teen in the same way, just had his 76th birthday, no serious issues. Quit smoking 10 years ago but still drinks hard liquor and beer every day, no exercise, etc.
One of the best scenes every written and acted! Both these guys were A number 1 at there craft!
their, possessive
A very endearing actor. He didn't make it to 95 but he was only two months from 90.
He lives on in the characters he created.
@@celticpride9311 And yet incredibly coherent. ;)
It just goes to show ya…???.. get up u son of a b..,cuz Mickey luvs ya 😪😪👍👍👍🔥🔥
I love old people because they are funny and they know things I don't know.
God remembered you pop's makes me tear up when I watch that part
These movies never get old
It's actually not a bad diet. Low carb, only eats twice a day, and lives an active life. Smokes and a little booze are negligible.
Keto lol
As I see it, once you live well past 80, you should be able to do (smoke), eat & drink whatever you want! *Haha*
Provided it isn't illegal and you're not hurting anyone, or anything.
It’s also a movie so, you know, made up
@@adog3336 lol your ‘sisters husband grandmother
There is a lot of benefits a low carb/sugar diet. It just people are just realizing it.
“I smoke and drink. A lot of you don’t drink, no smoke. Some people here tonight, they don’t eat butter, no salt, no sugar, no lard. No biscuits. No gravy with onions in it. Cause they wanna live, they give up that good stuff. Neck bone. Pig tail….You’re gonna feel like a damn fool laying at the hospital dying from nothing.” - Redd Foxx, 1975
Maybe that's it? Worrying about our health makes worry too much.
Redd Foxx was one of a kind, truly a great actor and comedian. Always a class act on the red carpet.
Every single word he says in this movie is pure gold. He is a honey badger. I hope I can be like him if I reach his age.
Grumpy old men 1 N 2 favorites of mine. Love this scene
Wow, this actually made me giggle, then brought tears to my eyes and then made me smile again.... So simple, yet so effective and touching....
These two guys could actually act. Unlike the movie "stars" of today.
Might wanna seek help for those mood swings ✌️
Genetics and just how happy you are play an absolutely huge role in how long you live. My of my dad’s side of my family have all been prone to obesity and a million health issues, while many of my mom’s family have lived at least into their 90’s. Like my grandma who will be 94 this year, still live on her own in a regular house, still has all of her mental capacities like always, gets her own groceries, drives, shovels her front walk in the winter, and is on a weekly bowling league. I’m hoping that I inherited her genetics, which I seem to have to far as health goes. Still, it always behooves you to play the odds and have a healthy diet, exercise daily, don’t smoke, and try to live as happy and low stress life as you can. Personally I think that’s maybe the most important. I try to just not worry about things that I can’t control, and not keep people around in mg life who just make me feel bad. You may have fewer friends and family around in your life, but who you do have are better for you.
I like that story too. Reminds me of my grandfather. He lived until 98, smoked Pall Mall non-filters and drank wine and annisette during the day. When he lost the use of his legs at 97 and went into the nursing home that was the beginning of the end. I miss both my Grandfathers. I learned so much from both of them.
This made me miss my dad, we had moments like this
Lol..same here.
Lost my dad in 07
Great times man
"I usually drink my dinner."😂🤣
Liquid Diet!!!
Makes me want to get into fishing, a relaxing time at a lake or whatever, beer and nature.
I remember watching grumpy old men years ago. There were four elderly ladies high up in the theatre and me. I was laughing so loud they were laughing at me. I went up and joind them and shared my popcorn and chocolate. 😅🇿🇦
Bite into the steak and let the juices run down your face!!! Enjoy life to it's fullest!! Quality beats quantity anyday!!! Hooray for beer and bacon!!!
To quote the great Ron Swanson: "I live the way I live, I eat what I eat, and I'll die the way I'll die."
He gets light beer and spits it out. 😂😂
That's me at 61 great actors rest in peace guys thanks for the good times
Every morning, my grandpa rode his 3 wheel bike to get a 6 pack of Dixie beer and a loaf of French bread. He lived to 90.
All time classic movie...those days are gone.
My grandma ate farm recipes and packaged lunch meat, and smoked cigarettes from 21 years until she died last April at 90. She never exercised, and used sweet n low in her coffee and tea. She was proof medical science worked.
This is a sweet scene between father & son.
This was literally my great-grandfather. Lived to 105, ate eggs and bacon daily (bought it in slabs and cut his own 1/2" slices with a cleaver), shot his last deer at 100, fought on the western front in WW I as a rifleman and came home without a scratch. He didn't drink booze but drank coffee by the pot. I was very lucky to get to know him because of his longevity- most people of his generation were gone before I was born.
The way Burgess Meredith handled that cigarette was so real. He didn’t really smoke, and the reason he had a cig holder in Batman was because they would irritate his lungs, and the weird laugh was to disguise his coughing when the smoke irritated his lungs.
This is one of my all time favorite movies. Sad that they're all gone now. 😢
I knew a couple just like this. They were really nice, but they both chain smoked 24/7. Their house absolutely wreaked from decades of non-stop smoke. And the husband always had a glass of chilled bourbon nearby, although he never actually seemed drunk.
They were neighbors of ours growing up, and I used to mow their lawn. They both lived into their late 90s and died within a month of each other. Pretty crazy.
I love that man. And this is a classic movie it'll never get old.
Two absolute classic movies, with an A class, cast that make you laugh no matter how many times you see them.
"Sometimes I wonder...if God forgot about me." That line always gets me right in the feels. Same bro, same.
Classic moment in cinema history
My father smoked & drank to excess all his life, never took so much as a minute's exercise, not even a walk, ate all & everything he felt like & finally died at 91!
My aunt lived to be a 100 ...At 96 she stopped smoking to set an example for her children and grandchildren...They had mostly passed away at the time....
Eats Bacon.....Drinks and goes Fishing.......his Wife is GONE........he can only do his half assed manly pleasures....so he eats bacon, and Ice Fishes
Live your life like Burgess Meredith in Grumpy Old Men, life’s just too short not to!
This maybe my favorite scene of all time. I come back year to year just to watch it. Even though I have it memorized word for word.
He's the Printers Devil and Romney Wordsworth...You are obsolete! Time enough at last...
2 of the best movies ever!!!
The bacon is what has given him great health and longevity.
What a great country these guys this generation tried to make for us and we pissed it all away I’m so glad I got to experience it and understand how simple life could of been go eat some bacon and smoke something
I always laughed when Jack Lemmon's character would greet the Walter Mathau character and say "MORON" !! Mathau would reply "PUTZ"!! LOL
omg my buddy and I still greet each other in this manner. For many years, my Windows startup sound was Walter saying "Mornin' dickhead!"
How much his character reminds me of my grandfather in both personality and appearance is crazy. He steals every scene he’s in
Still one of my all time favorite scenes.
Little did we know, he was basically on the carnivore diet. Hence why he lived so long.
One of my favorite scenes. And I always have a tear when he finds him there later and tells him ~ I guess he didn't forget about you 😢
But the bloopers are the BEST!
He tried to get Rocky to eat bacon, but the Italian Stallion preferred raw eggs.
This was Burgess Meredith's last film. He died of complications of Alzheimer's disease on September 9, 1997. He showed symptoms at the time of this movie's filming, and had to be coached during each scene in which he appeared.
Well it just goes to show you…
@@Winter-zv1dvWhat? It just goes to show you what?😊
To me he was the best part of these movies 😂 "I usually drink..my dinner..." 😂😂😂
That old guy was the Penguin on the 1960s Batman show.
Some people get throat cancer without smoking once, others get liver cancer for no reason.
Some of the safest drivers get wiped out by others.
There's no set rules for a guaranteed good life, just don't hurt others and you're doing ok 🙂
Love this movie.
Sloppin foam
Went to wabasha MN it was cool the local bar slipperys was cool and had great food
My grandmother smoked non filter pall malls from a teen to age 60 . She lived to 97 never had respiratory problems and had fried bacon n eggs every mornin.
I've always loved both of these movies.
So, the truth he speaks!! In January of this year, I called my mother and asked, how her parents ate. She told me what he ate, bacon and eggs, beef, chicken, pork, vegetables, fruit, whole milk, NO PROCESSED FOODS.. So I said, i'll try it!! Since Jan., I've lost 30 lbs. from 270 to 240lbs., my skin problem is gone, my blood pressure is down to 117/73, I'm stronger than I've been since I was in my 20's, I don't take any peds, my sex drive is up, etc. I also cut down on my sugar, and I'm not as hungry. My grandparents lived into their 80's, while my dad's parents were dead by my age which is 55. He's right on the mark, but don't smoke anything (but weed!!)Great scene.
Burgess was a great actor. Promoting the carnivore lifestyle long before it was a thing. 😂😂
My dads boss drank a 5th of whiskey smoked 6-8 cigars a day and I don’t think he ate a vegetable once. Lived to 95 and died from getting kicked by a horse
With that diet, I'd wanna live for tomorrow!
Burgess Meredith. He did it so good for so long.
The original Penguin and a great Cleveland native.
One of the best scenes in this movie. I always liked Mr. Meredith...God keep you sir.
He loves the fact he's lived doin what he loves doin proving doctors wrong and out living people can't disagree with him
A dirt nap? Why haven't I heard that before.
Beautiful.
Common expression, actually.
I've known people who never smoked, or drank, exercised daily, ate right...and croaked of Cancer's, and Heart attack's!! I've known other's like this old man who are still alive!! The day of our Death's was written long ago. Moral of the Story: "Fear Profit you nothing".
Burgess Meredith - what a treasure. Great actor. I love this scene
Meredith was a great actor. In the movie "In Harm's Way" he was fantastic.
Jack Lemmon and Burgess Meredith, two treasures.
Reminds me of a story. Once knew a man who was chastised for having a cigarette outside a restaurant. Woman told him that cigarettes are bad for you, and they'll kill him in the end. He replied "I'll have you know my grandfather lived to be 94 years old." Shocked she asked if he was a smoker, to which he replied "No, but he did learn to mind his own God damned business."
One of the best scenes in the movie. Two incredible actors side by side
He also spent time on the Hawaiian island of comeoniwannalayya 😂
This is probably my favorite scene of this entire movie.
They had to all have had so much fun making these movies. I bet yhe behind the scenes takes were better than what was in the movie.
One of my all time movie clips!
On a lazy day. It’s my go to movie. Grumpy old men. ❤️
We're all gonna die of somethin' Bacon ain't a bad way to go!
My first impression was, that's my Penguin. My second was to remember he was in Of Mice And Men and his last scene with Lenny which makes me tear up.
Amazing films I always come back to em as a tribute to those three men. (The Tttttttthree bears! 😂🤣) if you know you know.... Also out to sea which has them both as well.
Watch the odd couple
Saw this movie in theaters for my 11th bday. It was playing at the same time as mortal kombat which my parents thought was too violent. Still love it to this day lol
You bring me Lite Beer and I weigh 90 lbs?
No there ain't no moral I just really like that story
I think we would all like to live that story maybe outside of smoking the cigarettes though haha
A good example of back in the days when we didn’t understand that high cholesterol was a combination of high levels of cholesterol and high levels of sucrose. The high levels of sucrose caused the cholesterol to stick to the inside of your valves. That can cause the heart attacks. Grandpa here may have had a small break bacon sandwich, but he wasn’t chugging down soda, and he wasn’t eating candy, and he wasn’t eating chocolate ice cream, he was fine. Have all the cholesterol you want just don’t stick it up the inside of your valves with sugar (simple OR complex sugar)
Burgess was a great actor. I remember the first time I saw his acting abilities in an episode of Twilight Zone.
Two legendary actors, cool scene.
My grandpa lived to 95 drinking beer, chewing his Mail Pouch, and eating whatever the hell he wanted to.