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- Superman (1978) 3 Hour TV Version
Perry requires details about Superman
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Film description: Just before the destruction of the planet Krypton, scientist Jor-El sends his infant son Kal-El on a spaceship to Earth. Raised by kindly farmers Jonathan and Martha Kent, young Clark discovers the source of his superhuman powers and moves to Metropolis to fight evil. As Superman, he battles the villainous Lex Luthor, while, as novice reporter Clark Kent, he attempts to woo co-worker Lois Lane
Director: Richard Donner
Cast: Christopher Reeve (Superman / Clark Kent), Gene Hackman (Lex Luthor), Margot Kidder (Lois Lane), Marlon Brando (Jor-El), Jackie Cooper (Perry White), Marc McClure (Jimmy Olsen), Ned Beatty (Otis), Sarah Douglas (Ursa), Jeff East (Young Clark Kent), Glenn Ford (Pa Kent), Phyllis Thaxter (Ma Kent)
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1:06 I love how Clark nearly answers who his favourite team is and then realises ‘wait probably shouldn’t say that’
Strange love easy comment
Probably the Lakers
Upshot is Perry White keeps up his speech before Clark can even try to answer and thus spares Clark of possible embarrassment
I remember everyone busting out laughing at that part in the theater when it first came out.
“whichever one of you gets it out of him, will wind up with the single most important interview since...God talked to Moses!”.... my favorite line in the whole film!!
That's a great one! My favorite is Lex' "We all have our little faults. Mine's in California." NOBODY could've played that part better than Hackman.
And so perfectly delivered by such a consumate character actor!
@@tommyt1971 the only downside of hackman as lex was that he was not bald throughout the whole movie. Criminal lex has always been bald.
A bit corny, but mine may be "Otisville?" "Otisville?" "Otisville?!?"
Gene Hackman was a big name actor, close up there with Marlon Brando. His clout was such that he could make demands to movie studios. He agreed to play Lex Luthor, but he did it on the condition that he could keep his hair. Apparently he didn't like wearing skull caps. He ended up wearing one for the final scene of the movie, as well as for the prison scenes of Superman II. That's because he wound up really liking Richard Donner. Actually if Hackman had his way, he would have kept his mustache too. In fact early promotional pictures of Hackman as Lex showed him wearing a mustache.
However if I wasn't intimately acquainted with the production history of the first two Superman films, I'd say that Lex's hair was his way of breaking the rules. Lex isn't supposed to have hair, so naturally, this Lex had hair. Superman: The Movie remains my favorite movie of all time.
I like how when perry asks Clark what’s Superman’s favorite ball team, Clark opened his mouth to answer, before perry cut him off, I always wonder what he would have answered!! Hahaha hands down Christopher Reeves, best Clark Kent/ Superman!
Peter Quill I bet Smallville Crows
Spider-Man indeed 🤣👍🏼
Everybodys scared of Perry& the guy lights his cigar.this film is classic.
The Metropolis Monarchs (baseball) are Clark Kent's favorite team, so probably that.
As far as I'm concerned there is no one else. The bar is forever too high.
What’s he got under that cape of his? Batteries? LOL. I love the dialogue in this movie.
I WANT THIS FLYING WHATCHAMACALLIT TO GO WITH THE PLANET LIKE FRANKS AND BEANS, DEATH AND TAXES, POLITICS AND CORRUPTION.
That's one thing Richard Donner was really great at: look at Lethal Weapon 2. The jokes just never stopped.
The dialogue was probably mostly Tom Makiewics' handywork. Superman without Donner or Makiewics would have been the worst box office bomb of 1978. Instead it became one of the highest grossing films of all time until Spielberg started making movies like ET and Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Well putting it delicately, do you......eat? Yes I do. When I'm hungry. Classic!
And of the headlines in the papers reads: look Ma no wires , LOL that's exactly how they make Superman fly back in the 80s
Clark goes to answer him totally Christopher Reeve sold us on both Clark and Superman
"Uh, first impression?" Perfect distraction.
@WILD BILL lol wut
@WILD BILL that's exactly what Trump would say. 🤣😂🤣😂
The look on Lois Lane's face when she heard Perry White asks if the blue guy has a girlfriend is priceless.
@daddyrichten i hope i never read that
Eyes 👀
Superman had a bad taste in woman. 🤮🤮🤮
I was gonna say that.
I loved Margot Kidder's version of Lois Lane, HOWEVER...she was about 8 years his senior here...and it shows. Remember he supposedly is older than her when he runs past the train she is travelling in when they were younger. Yet Kidder is much older than Reeve. Which is probably the reason Donner cut the Lois on the train scene out of the final movie version.
Make no mistake, the care and detail that went into just the casting of this film is off the charts impressive. Jackie Cooper’s part is relatively small but he makes the most of every second. He’s absolutely perfect as Perry White.
He's also a great little rascal too! One of the longest living ones!
1:06 I really love the way Reeves portrayed Kent. As that slow country bumpkin from whoknowswhere kind of guy. See his "ineptness" made him attempt to answer Perry's rapid questions that obviously were not waiting for any kind of replies.
Huh, yet Clark's presence dominates the room in spite of his backward personality.
Strange easy love comment
@@broadstreet21 That's just your perception because he's the focus of the camera. If this were a stage play wherein you have a broader view of the entire set, you're attention will not solely be focused on him.
@@ncdxero88 Well he stands out in the room, being the biggest person, and having a face that sticks out.
I remember way back when this was on cable tv one friend first brought that up. we was all laughing. "Clark almost answered him". Thats some good writing, good acting.
Donner did an amazing job, the actors were great, the timing... still works even to this day.
Christopher Reeve, the best Superman and the best Clark Kent.
Unpopular opinion: Christoper Reeve was the best clark kent, but Dean Cain was the best superman...
Ravenleaf182 Dean Cain? Yeah no. 👎🤣
@@Ravenleaf182 Dean Cain, you are mental man 🤣
Agreed
He’s the best clark kent by far. The ONLY one where you believe the disguise, and you belIeve that Clark Kent is the truer part of him. Not necessarily the best superman
Perry White would be excellent at speed dating.
*Perry:* Will you go out with me? Will you go to a bar, the movies or a club? A nice walk on the park? What will you wear? Is it silk? Is it plastic?
LOL
One of the greatest TH-cam comments of all time. Well played.
Also Perry: Do you want from behind? On your back? Bent over the couch? Can I spank you? Will you spank me? Do you bite?
Haha 😂
@@BumMcFluff Damn. That was better than mine.
Sat in the cinema with my brother, 11 years older, and we had our mouths open from beginning to end. Never been equalled and never been rivalled. Because it has heart.
"Politics and corruption."
A tale as old as time.
Of ALL the quotable lines in this film (and even just in this scene) THAT'S my favorite. It cracks me up every time.
Love this scene. Back when newspapers were hard working and honest. Perry is the epitome of good old fashioned newsman.
Strange love comment very strange
Another part of the perfect casting of this movie with Jackie Cooper as Perry White. Best Perry White ever.
I like it how Clark almost landed himself in the John by almost saying “Smallville Crows” for his favorite football team
I saw this in the theater. It was a huge success. Christopher really sold the characters. Good casting all around.
1:07 Clark is about to answer :D
xxlCortez Hahaha! I think of that EVERY TIME!! 🤣😅
ese Jefe de Klarc Kent tan
alegon yo con un Jefe como
Perry hay mismo renunciaría
.... Perry 👉😠
Klarc Kent 👉🤓📘📷
Luisa Leng 👉👩📘📷
xxlCortez obviously Smallville Crows
@@gloriajaramillo5808 Clark, no Klarc. Y Lois Lane, no Luisa Leng.
I love the way when Perry White asked who's his favourite ball team Clark is about to answer. Great timing from Christopher Reeve.
Are you still in love
"I want the name of this flying whatchamacallit to go with the Daily Planet like bacon and eggs, franks and beans, death and taxes, politics and corruption."
Every time I watch this part, for some reason after Perry says all that, I automatically add in "Peas and carrots."
To me Clark is the real guy. Superman is just Clark trying to be cool.
young5ever in the tv series Lois and Clark says “Clark is who I am, Superman is what I can do.” Or something to that effect.
That's exactly how they play him in the comics, at least when i was reading them.
Well, obviously he grew up as Clark Kent, and when he is sitting around his apartment watching his favorite ball team on television, he doesn't wear the cape and tights.
In my mind there are three versions of him: Clark, the bumbling but successful news reporter; Superman, the god among men; plus Kal-El in the middle, the man with hopes and dreams.
He adopts the Clark persona once he goes to work and the city though. Before that growing he was more himself all the time, didn’t wear glasses, confident in himself. I think he’s very interesting because he’s secret identity is Superman/kal-el and his made up one is Clark
The best superman! Rest in peace Christopher Reeve.
This is how I love my Superman. Simple, classic and heroic. Not overly-complicated, forgettable and a murderer.
Those were different times, today's audience is more sophisticated and diversified...
I wonder - this movie has the same upbeat optimism as the 1940's serial. I agree it was different times and the audience is more diverse now in the sense a movie has to have global appeal to make money, but I wouldn't say more sophisticated. More cynical perhaps. And that was the problem with the most recent iteration. It worked for Batman but not this brighter concept as it stands.
@@jameshendricks2197 And I expect that they're all the more miserable for it. :)
Wait, what? I respect your opinion but if I recall correctly he murdered three defenseless kryptonians. People tend to forget that.
@@funwithflags4539 didn't he just kicked them back to the Phantom Zone?
Jackie Cooper you are Perry White! RIP
I'm really upset..this was when movies were fun n actors were masters of their craft..all day I've been clipping n upset how kids today will never know how much fun life was once
@@actuary1233 Agreed!
The amazing thing is that Cooper was a last minute replacement. Keenan Wynn was cast, but suffered a heart attack right before filming was to start.
This has got to be Sam Raimi's favourite scene
Dark man real dark.😮
Incredible pacing and timing with nice comic touches. What writing, what direction, what acting!!
Sam Raimi took a lot of inspiration from this film for his Spiderman film. JJ Jameson Perry White.
You can tell.
JK Simmons J Jonah Jameson was based a lot more on the character of J Jonah Jameson in the comics, not Perry White in Superman 1978.
That's not true
J Jonah was always like that since comics
Jackie Cooper was the best Perry White....R.I.P. Little Rascal..
He first acted in 1929 and was making movies until 1987
perfectly cast...and directed epic superhero film.
Trivia: the guy to the right of Lois at :40 in the plaid coat was one of the coal miners(Larry Lamb) at the end of ‘Superman III.’
The diner waitress from SII later appears as the wife of the Daily Planet prize winner in SIII:
"I've never won anything in my life!"
"You won my hand in marriage, Maury."
"Yeah, but this is the one time I won something really valuable!"
Imagine making Perry White a parody of Alex Jones, but unlike Jones Perry does news that actually comes true like bad mouthing LexCorp and defending Superman.
Of course the Planet uses the biggest & thickest font of them all...
They really don’t make em like this anymore. 😪
Love her face when the editor says does he have a girlfriend.
Silly comment easy lover
So much charm, and good directing.
_Jimmy: Sheeesh._
Loved Jackie Cooper in Our Gang. Was that Miss Crabtree standing next to him?
Look ma no wires!!
This Perry sounds like Peter Parker's boss
He does remind me of Jonah Jameson a bit actually
Same.
I would like to see a angry shouting match between Perry and Jameson.
Perry dosen't behave like a prick, he's an old school reporter unlike Jonah Jameson who is a prick and tries to act like a true reporter.
In Brasil, they have the same voice actor, hahaha
I want photos of Spiderman!
This coming from a cartoon
I don't see Perry White played much better than Jackie Cooper
The best super hero movie ever made.
I can just see a competition between the Daily Planet's Perry White and the Daily Bugle's J. Jonah Jameson for who can make more newspapers about their superheroes. Tell me you wouldn't pay money to see that happen!!!
The single most important interview sinc God talked to Moses. HAHAHAHA classic.
At lease Perry acknowledged that there GOD no business owner Today would admit that. Good for you Richard Donner for remembering what America stood for and now only a few remain.
0:32 a funny hint that the boss and his secretary also has a "partnership".
Still the best Superman
*Fantastic movie!* ⭐️
This is the version I have on DVD, I see it as the definitive way to watch Superman.
Is it the 5 movie collection?
@@stickman2012 *No this was a special re-release gold double sided DVD with extras one could ask for in 2001 which I am a proud owner of too I got the New Donner copy of Superman 2 too* ⭐️
“What does the ‘S’ stand for? Stanley? Sheldon?”
*Steve*
Satan
It's not actually an 'S', though. In Man of Steel we learn it's the Kryptonian symbol of House El, Superman's biological family. It means "Hope".
That would’ve been funny if Clark said it looked more like a 5.
J Jonah Jameson feels based on this man
Does he vote? Is he religious? Is he rich? What’s his favorite music? Does he work for Shield? Does he pay bills? What’s his favorite foods? What’s his sexuality? Does he go to school?
Clark goes to answer when Perry White asks what's Superman favourite ball team. 😂
0:40 English actor Larry Lamb in the chequered jacket
J. Jonah Jameson demands pictures of Spiderman from Peter Parker. But when Perry White wants to know about Superman it's all hands on deck.
This a masterful acting performance by a talented veteran actor, which works on every level; perfect pace, every physical move and subtle expression blending perfectly with clever lines of dialogue. It's perfect. The "God talked to Moses" line is brilliant. They tried to replicate this scene with some changes with another excellent actor playing Perry White, Frank Langella, in "Superman Returns", but it had no bite to it, was flat, did not do justice to the character....You had to love the great Jackie Cooper in this role. I liked him always as a performer, from his days as one of the earliest Little Rascals. Few actors transition from being childgood stars to adult stars. Cooper was one of them.
Perry's secretary is cute. Those big eyes...
Kent could have forged an interview with Superman.
LOL. Somehow "I Spent The Night With Superman" by Clark Kent doesn't quite have the same ring to it.
While talking to a mirror. Or, using more recent lore, having some of the robots in the Fortress of Solitude ask questions he previously wrote.
*It would be like giving a fake doctor’s note back in high school! Nobody would believe your folks wrote that!* 💡
@@afriend9428 I'm sure Kent is smart enough to forge that.
@@broadstreet21 *but can the staff really believe Mr kinda slow stutter mouth Kent can get that interview with the big S guy?!? LOL*
The girl that answered "right, chief!" was kinda cute.
She's Gorgeous 😍
1:04 Lois lane was like maybe 😅
RIP kent & lois actor
The single most important interview since God talked to Moses.
I can hear
I never noticed this before in over 35 years, but when Lois is talking you can hear Mr. White in the background saying "What does the S stand for? Stanley? Sheldon?". Hilarious.
Best scene of the entire movie! Heck, the entire superman universe.
Incrível
Imagine doing a pay me in advance scene with Perry White.
"Since.........God talked to Moses!"
"And exactly how would you know that, Kent?" Surely, at some point, Perry must have thought about that, and wondered. In the comics, Commissioner Gordon told Batman that he didn't want to know his secret identity, and that he could have figured it out on his own if he'd wanted to. That led Batman to realize that Gordon WAS good enough of a detective to have figured it out, which led him to think that Perry White was too good of a reporter not to have figured out Superman's secret identity, and may have held back on revealing that he knew.
"The chief wants me."
0:34 who played the hot reporter?
Found it. Lise Hilboldt...and she played 1st secretary 👩💼
the very best flerting scene ever.
J. J. Jameson is proud of him
I want a boss like this chief
1: 05, priceless.
For me this movie is timeless perfection. Great cast, great sense of wonder. Reeve was the god tier choice as MoS.
My second fave MoS is Cavill
It's kinda sad what happens to them in infinite crisis
U can see how this film inspired Spiderman... W/the boss etc.... ❣️👀Good scene tho..... ✨✨✨
The English actor Larry Lamb is supposedly in this scene but I can’t find him..? Anyone know?
What always got me about the Superman franchise was the number of characters with "L.L." as their initials! I mean: Lois Lane, Lana Lang, Lex Luthor - what was WITH that??
It's cool of Jimmy Olsen to DELEGATE the coffee-making duties like that!
What's his favorite ball team kent.. CALI GROWN OUTT.
Metropolis Sharks
1:04 Lois: God I hope not.
*Clark was going to tell him his favorite football team then got cut off*
Is the 3hr version avail on dvd?
Give me rent- Oh, this is a different movie.... I missed the part where that's my problem...
I always thought Perry's secretary was hot. She looked kind of like Susan Sarandon during the same time period.
Jill Ingham. No other roles on imdb.
William Shaw I thought she was Leueen from ‘Superman II’ but with longer hair, standing to Clark’s left at :43
She played Lucy Newman in The Karen Carpenter Story (1989).
She was in Flash Gordon.
@@spockvskhan4561 as which character?
Perry wearing a Rolex Daytona, looks like a Paul Newman Daytona. Very nice...
The first time I saw this clip I thought the staffer to whom Jimmy (Mark McClure) was talking, outside Perry's office, was Richard Donner himself. This guy and Donner look a lot alike, IMO.
Después en los comic ...me di realmente cuenta ..que Jackie Cooper era ..Perry White ...
I think Clark knows something, and he's not telling.
Hmm this reminds me how Cat Grant was in Supergirl when she first showed up...
Cat Grant worked under Perry White in the Comics.
Perry White, the original J. Jonah Jameson
Single greatest story since god spoke to Moses. Hellarious !
1:04 Perry White asking Lois if Superman has a girlfriend.... And Clark with a goofy smile in the background def thinking of her
Beautiful dress color Lois Bailey; or Lois Whatever😊
Lois Wayne. Batman cucked Supes.
whats he got under his cape?????? batteriessss!?!!?!......hahahahahaha
@Neomafia lord don't know no one sees classics here
@Neomafia lord so why ask a question??
The Girl next to Perry is Gorgeous! I Love her eyes😍
I'd love to see a rap battle between Perry and Jonah Jameson!
Does he have a girlfriend?
Lois: 😌😏
i can't believe that this is the same superman that becomes the kingdom comes in the crisis crossover
Who's the "right chief" girl at 0:32?
The girl standing next to Perry in the vertical striped blouse, now I remember her! She was Dale Arden in the 1980's Flash Gordon! FLASH! AHAHHH!
Nope, that's Lise Hilboldt.
GodtalkedtaMoses! Peace!