My 5 year old son now loves this film like I do. He dropped some food the other day and said, 'oh fudge'. But he said it slowly just like Ralphy. I was in hysterics.
RIP to Bob Clark and his son Ariel. Mr. Clark you made one of the best, most enjoyable movies ever, A Christmas Story. I have loved it since I first saw the commercials advertising it back in the 80’s lol. We just watched it yesterday and I still laugh out loud when the leg lamp is destroyed. Such a wonderful movie!!
Like mentioned, there were so many great and memorable scenes in this movie. The Chinese restaurant is probably my favorite 😍 But I think the thing they did so spectacularly was telling this story from the viewpoint of a kid, namely Ralphie. That’s what makes it so funny because we’ve all been there.
First saw this on TV right before Christmas in 1985 absolutely loved it can't watch it anymore it gets played to death a 24 hour cycle I have seen it too many times
Jean Shephard's cameo in the department store where the kids were in the line to see Santa-- had an interesting reveal. When Shep told the boys that the line starts "back there", he raised his arm to show them the line, which revealed a piece of jewelry he was wearing on his wrist--a Miami Cuban link chain. This piece of jewelry for men was trendy in the 1960s thru 70s. It would not have been trendy in the 1940s. I am thinking too that Shep had been establishing himself more in Florida at that time (time of movie) from NYC.
Commentator vaguely reminds me of U2. The movie itself, every single time I watch it there is something I never noticed before. I just wish the movie was twice as long. Hell, I wish the Christmas season started November 1st and ended February 1st. That way you get more snow around Christmas time.
In God we trust, All Others Pay Cash is the title of the original book/material for this movie. Shepherd told the stories on his job on Public Radio, through the years as individual stories. Worth the read.
One of the greatest Christmas movies ever.
My family and I watch every year, it's tradition! One of the best Christmas movies ever made!
R.I.P. Bob Clark. The man was an immeasurable talent, gone too soon.
Yep, both him and his son were killed by a drunk driver who served 6 years.
My 5 year old son now loves this film like I do. He dropped some food the other day and said, 'oh fudge'. But he said it slowly just like Ralphy. I was in hysterics.
RIP to Bob Clark and his son Ariel. Mr. Clark you made one of the best, most enjoyable movies ever, A Christmas Story. I have loved it since I first saw the commercials advertising it back in the 80’s lol. We just watched it yesterday and I still laugh out loud when the leg lamp is destroyed.
Such a wonderful movie!!
RIP Bob Clark you not only made this film but also my all time favorite film that's another Christmas film Black Christmas (1974)
Don't you give me that look, you're gonna GET IT!!!
Like mentioned, there were so many great and memorable scenes in this movie. The Chinese restaurant is probably my favorite 😍 But I think the thing they did so spectacularly was telling this story from the viewpoint of a kid, namely Ralphie. That’s what makes it so funny because we’ve all been there.
Thanks for the delightful interview. I really like this film and it was interesting to get some of the inside scoop on it from Bob and Peter.
"Damn hell, you say you won it?!" Bob Clark's cameo as Swede.🤓
I swear he looks like Will Sasso in that cameo
Shucks.
First saw this on TV right before Christmas in 1985 absolutely loved it can't watch it anymore it gets played to death a 24 hour cycle I have seen it too many times
You don't have to watch all 24 hours.
Jean Shephard's cameo in the department store where the kids were in the line to see Santa-- had an interesting reveal. When Shep told the boys that the line starts "back there", he raised his arm to show them the line, which revealed a piece of jewelry he was wearing on his wrist--a Miami Cuban link chain. This piece of jewelry for men was trendy in the 1960s thru 70s. It would not have been trendy in the 1940s. I am thinking too that Shep had been establishing himself more in Florida at that time (time of movie) from NYC.
Commentator vaguely reminds me of U2. The movie itself, every single time I watch it there is something I never noticed before. I just wish the movie was twice as long. Hell, I wish the Christmas season started November 1st and ended February 1st. That way you get more snow around Christmas time.
My favorite Xmas movie
R.I.P. - Bob Clark.
He made the happiest and scariest Christmas movies.
Loved everything by Bob Clark. Porky's series too.
They should do something for the 40th
I wonder how many times Peter watched this movie?
Hi Peter hope you see this but I look like you in the Christmas Story when you where a kid well I look like kid you...
Isn’t that the dude from the TV show Soap????
Now going on 40
In God we trust, All Others Pay Cash is the title of the original book/material for this movie. Shepherd told the stories on his job on Public Radio, through the years as individual stories. Worth the read.
Chicago bears!! NEVER !! Well, Chicago chipmunks, maybe ? Bears. Never! Don't freeze your keister off.
FUDGE
Thank you Bob c lark for porkys
Almost caned, not to be shown.
Thank God it wasn't so.
What are you talking about?
What did ralphie say to bully
Words they allow today. But not back In the 40s 😃😄
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Him and his son were killed by a drunken illegal in a head on collision:(
Took out by a drunk driver