Barrie Chase Talks About Cut Scenes, Terry-Thomas in "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In the premiere episode of the second season of DubyaCast, dancer and actress Barrie Chase talks with Price T. Morgan about her character, her scenes that were cut, and her co-stars in Stanley Kramer's 1963 blockbuster, "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World."
I’m 70 years old and this is one of the movies of my life! 😊
Same here.
It is so refreshing to see a person your age who does NOT mumble his words. You are very well spoken and look great on cam. Dennis
Is he a sixty year old pretending to be a kid?
Trivia: During the final car chase, you can see a theater marquee that is playing the 1962 version of CAPE FEAR. Barrie Chase had a featured role in that film.
John Morgan Another Mad bit of trivia! Stan Freberg, one of the actors in the background of the film, also originally had speaking roles which were cut and never ever saved. He also made radio commercials for the movie!
This movie maybe too long to watch but it's the funniest movie ever made.I saw this in 73 or 74 and I was hooked.The cast was great,the car chases fabulous I thought i couldn't stop laughing every scene was hilarious they put all the stops.The scene with the airport where they landed and the stunts perfect
Slight correction, a car didn't "fly off this cliff". It went sailing right out there.
..yes indeed.. "... it went sailing ⛵ right out there.... "
I've been a fan of IaMMMMW since the mid-60s, when I was a child. It's amazing I didn't know about your RUclips channel before. I just found it. I've seen the film probably more than 50 times, and I have absorbed almost every piece of information about it available. The greatest mystery to me was that I had a vague memory of Dick Shawn jumping into the red Dodge and speeding away. I figured I had made it all up in my mind until I heard that a scene did exist (one of the sources was Mark Evanier's blog), but it was cut very early after the film's first release. Had I seen it as a child? It was not a dream? I have seen the photo still, and it unfortunately doesn't match my memory. I recalled it as the Dodge being in a driveway and Shawn backing it out, throwing it in D, and speeding away, and no memory of Barrie Chase with him. So, I'm not sure my mystery was solved, but anyway interesting to know the scene was shot. Thanks for the interview! I subscribed, and I'll watch the rest of your videos.
I'm impressed you got those interviews done when you were so young. Good job. Seriously.
Seriously, that was impressive, that and the fact that he was so knowledgeable of the film.
@@NelsonStJames Indeed!
Indeed I just came across the channel myself I am a big fan and side on the big screen in 72 when it was brought out again and I was a little boy and I thought it was the funniest darn thing I've ever seen I probably seen it over a 100 times and holidays with friends in young people your age just to watch them laugh. This is a fine channel and you put a lot of work into this Very very very good job !!!!
This is fabulous! Great job, young man! Hope you go far. Bravo!
Glad to see that you picked up where you left off. Nice to have you back.
I'm sure you know, Barrie Chase has a huge fan base out there. Could you just do a side series where you just talk to Barrie Chase and have lot of clips for her to look at and comment on? This installment would have been notably improved if you have an iPad for her to watch that dance sequence that she hadn't seen since she worked on IAMMMMW. I envy you for having access to this wonderful woman. What stories she can tell. And you can be part of that.
Glad to see this newest installment!
Alright Price! Great new season opener! You're looking sharp my friend! Looking forward to more episodes and maybe possibly contributing to one soon!
Very cool interview.
I am a huge fan of the movie as well. If you are interested, I found a few locations in California where the movie was filmed. And I would love to share that.
Wow you've gown and matured quickly Price....nice to see you back
Barrie is still looking good!
She got beat up by Mitchum in Cape fear.
Be sure & pick up the 5 disc set released in 2015 ( wonderfully remastered & restored ): The Criterion Collection - It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World. Do a SEARCH & you get get the list of special features included. The commentary track on that film is one of the BEST I've ever heard. What's strange is that early today ( Aug. 20th, 2017 ).....I had JUST finished watching a short documentary on 'the making of'..........and I was reminded that ( I think these are the only 2 ) only Carl Reiner & Jerry Lewis were still alive. Didn't Marvin Kaplan pass away last year? As soon as the documentary ended, before logging off.......I decided to check the headlines on my homepage. BAM! Jerry died today at age 91. I'm a little surprised that George Burns ( & maybe his wife Gracie ) weren't in the film somewhere.
This is really fun!
I was always jealous of this guy so young (though I'm younger I think...maybe about the some age) I thought I was the only one my age that was a fan of this movie and new so much but I feel he know more 😣
Barrie was also in another one of my favourite movies: White Christmas.
Yeah, you got a mic the people your video! That’s the first step in videotaping people or recording them!
Always wondered how you contacted those people
In a couple of chase sceans. Obviously near Long Beach Naval Station. There were a couple of Aircraft Carriers in the background. One appeared to be an Essex class Carrier and the other. A Midway class. You might have to blow up an image to get the numbers on the smokestacks. Do you know what ships they were ?.
So she was the dancer in the bikini in MMMM World?
Good show Dude! If you were old enough we'd buy you a beer!! LOL Thanks for the video and best of luck!
I may be mistaken, but I believe Barrie Chase is the last surviving cast member from this wonderful movie.
There is actually one other living person who acted in the film and that is Nicholas Georgiade, but he had a very small part right at the beginning of the film and was not credited.
@@sean2015 He is one of the police detectives that arrives at the scene of Smiler's accident. Norman Fell is the first one down, and Nicholas is second.. he says the line- "The ambulance is on its way"
Does someone knows if the little boy still living? Bob Mazurki, its not possible to find any Informations.
@@misterxxl2867the boy is not Bob Mazurki, but Eddie Rosson, who was a child actor and later a studio grip. Sadly he died many years ago.
As of this writing, Barrie Chase is the last surviving cast member
Relax, your doing fine! Congratulations job well done!
It's NOT her husband's car; she clearly says it's HER car, but then she asks Sylvester what she's going to tell her husband if he takes her car.
sharp lady!
The money under the big W is the ultimate MacGuffin. Also I believe it's the first major motion picture where a character smokes marijuana
Your so cute. I'm not the biggest fan of the suit thought. It's been a long time like you said
You can hardly understand Barrie Chase - the sound is much too low.
this kid was born in 2017
What the heck is, what is the derivation of "DUBYACAST?" DUBYA as in the letter W? Makes no sense.
Every scene in your video is very poorly mic'd! Can barely hear and understand the dialog being discussed.
Terrible audio quality, really tinny
your sound level is terrible
I've never liked dick shawn either and would have left the two of them out of the film
Delete your posts, troll. Nobody cares what you think. MAGA
To be fair, this film features an incredible spectrum of comedy, and doesn't indulge in any one part too much. Don't like it? It'll be over soon. However, like long playing records, there are sections you initially want to skip over, but turn out to be slow burners that you come to love. Dick Shawn's part was that for me, and myself and friends often lampoon him when driving anywhere.
Funny, I've never liked that woman in mad mad mad world