A Mighty Wind (2/10) Movie CLIP - The Bohners (2003) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Terry (John Michael Higgins) and Laurie Bohner (Jane Lynch) discuss their unconventional upbringings and recall how they met one another.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The writing and directing team who created Waiting For Guffman and Best In Show turn their satiric eye toward the world of folk music in this sly mockumentary. Irving Steinbloom was one of the great behind-the-scenes figures of the folk music boom of the late '50s and early '60s, and helped to nurture the careers of three of the best known acts of the era. The Folksmen -- Mark Shubb (Harry Shearer), Alan Barrows (Christopher Guest), and Jerry Palter (Michael McKean) -- were an earnest folk trio who sang of America's noble past and the challenges of the future; they split up in the early '70s after a failed attempt to go electric. Mitch & Mickey were a duo in both music and life, comprised of Mitch Cohen (Eugene Levy) and Mickey Devlin (Catherine O'Hara). They sang soulful songs of love until the collapse of their relationship sent Mitch into a deep and incapacitating depression. And The Main Street Singers were a nine-piece vocal group -- a "neuftet," as they prefer it -- who offered energetic good-time music, cranking out nearly 30 albums in the course of a decade; their current incarnation, The New Main Street Singers (played by Jane Lynch, Parker Posey, John Michael Higgins, David Alan Blasucci, Steve Pandis, Christopher Moynihan, Paul Dooley and Patrick Sauber) is still on the road. When it is announced that the legendary Irving Steinbloom has died (the character never appears in the film), his son Jonathan (Bob Balaban) decides that the best way to memorialize his father is through music, and with the help of Mike LaFontaine (Fred Willard) of Hi-Class Management, they set out to bring The Folksmen, Mitch & Mickey, and The New Main Street Singers back together for a special concert at New York's Town Hall. Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer -- who previously teamed up for This Is Spinal Tap -- not only perform together as The Folksmen in A Mighty Wind, but composed most of the songs performed onscreen.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (2003)
Cast: Jane Lynch, John Michael Higgins, Cameron Sprague
Director: Christopher Guest
Producers: Donna E. Bloom, Karen Murphy
Screenwriters: Christopher Guest, Eugene Levy
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“…there was abuse in my childhood…it was musical in nature…” How they got through that without breaking character, or even smiling…. Now that’s talent.
The sent me to bed with nothing but desert kills me such a great scene.
@@ChrisC-qh4io 😂😂😂
You know, they probably did multiple takes.
“these were my friends… and they were made out of gin boxes!”
I just love Jane Lynch here. She tells the very dark story of her character's life with such cheerfulness and pride. I also like the quick edit from her discussing the thing she did in her movies that the other girls would not to singing.
The quick edit was probably due to the actors laughing
She was brilliant
Absolutely.
His face while she’s talking about doing some “short films.” 😂
Robyn B: One of my favorites scenes in the film.
takes a second for him 😅
It's just not registering.
For more mature audiences *wink*
The transition between her describing her roles in adult film, to the joy she experienced from singing, just about knocked me out of my chair. That’s some of the best comedic whiplash I think I have ever experienced. My lord.
John Michael Higgins hasn't had a huge career, but in this universe of Christopher Guest movies he's basically the greatest actor of all time.
He was also great as David Letterman in The Late Shift (HBO). He really nailed Dave to a t.
@@Boudica234 I never made that connection, awesome!
He played Kurt in Seinfeld (Oh my God! I'm going bald!); the man is a legend!
Wayne Jarvis, and I'm a professional
The Break Up with Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston
"These were my friends!... and they were made out of gin boxes!" is one of my favorite quotes of all time. His delivery is perfect.
🍸
The wink is just perfect
Witches in Natures Colors... (winc)
Nudge nudge, wink, wink. Say ..No.. More.
‘Not so tiny tim’ will always be known as the biggest Oscar snub in film history.
A not so tiny snub
Jane Lynch is one of the best comedic actresses alive. She was great in Talladega Nights too.
And Role Models
Diane in Drugstore Cowboy. To her boyfriend with opioid use disorder (once referred to as junkie) "you never @#$% me and I always have to drive!"
1:43. Omg his face when she says "I landed some leads" ... lol 😆
Yeah, he just goes down this spiral of shame LOLOLOL
“These were my friends! And they were made outta gin boxes!” lives in my head rent-free
She's so damn funny. The look on this guy's face is priceless.
"These were my friends, and they were made out of gin boxes!"
Oh GIN! Thought he said GYM.. didn't make any sense before. :)
"... not so tiny Tim" had me laughing :-)
They make this shit up as they go. There was no real script. These guys were awesome.
You can see they improvised the scene with her arm around him, then edited in some material they came up with later. A continuity error as they should’ve had her arm up when they shot the stuff to be added.
"there had been abuse in my family but it was mostly musical in nature."
Isn't that perfect?
".... and then sent me to bed with nothing But dessert..."
How in the hell Jane Lynch kept from completely losing it at that point is a testament to her brilliance as an actor! (One of my all time favorite movies.)
You can see her like look down for a second after that line registers with her and you can see in her face that she’s trying so hard not to laugh on the inside
The fact that almost all of this was improvised inspired me. It's just so amazing, how they came up with this stuff on the fly, some of it was scripted like the cardboard cutouts and the three Wisemen and such, but mostly they were just riffing, and I love it.
I just listened to Percy Faith’s Bim Bam Boom. I’d make friends with the gin boxes too.
The explicit pasts of the nerdy husband's wives are a recurring theme in these films. Think Cookie Guggleman.
Bulge?
She blew town at 15.
Not so Tiny Tim.....kills me everytime!!!😃😃😃😃
I love that he has such a wholesome story but hers is a lot darker haha
Uhhh his was pretty dark too, being locked up by his alcoholic father
i love how his eye glaze when she talks about her "past film work." wink!
I love how right after she says she did a certain thing the other girls...wouldn’t do, there’s a quick edit to her changing the subject to singing, which implies maybe she went into too much detail on the adult film stuff and they had to cut it. Very subtle, but a nice touch!
No
@@bigoshify yes
________ oh ok, thanks.🤣
@@jeffkoehncomedy2370 Nah I think you're right. We have to remember, this is a mockumentary. The humor from this scene comes from the fact that the couple are talking about really horrible backgrounds as if they were nbd. Then the woman starts talking about hers, we see the allusions to sick things, the look on the guy's face as she starts to talk more about hers. Then *suddenly* there's a cut right when she starts getting into juicy details. If this was a real interview then a cut seemingly for no reason wouldn't be out of place, but this is a mockumentary. They have an idea for what they want to convey and everything to that end is accounted for. The cut, then, alludes to her going into greater depth about her background, and the humor there comes from the inference that what she said had to be cut for the exact reason you say.
So, I think you're on point, ignore the _____ guy.
Ha! I never caught that.
I can't believe I haven't seen this movie. I love it when comedy lines are played and delivered straight.
If you like this, you’ll love Best in Show. It features classic Jane Lynch, but Catherine O’Hara steals the show
@@garykerkstra1067
She stole the show & everyone's virginity
Not So Tiny Tim is a classic film.
And the famous theme song: "Tiptoe Through The Two Lips."
@@iluvj50 LMAO
Going from small parts to playing the lead to doing some cameos: She so accurately describes the career of an adult film star in 5 seconds flat. 😂
thanks for explaining the joke to me.... and its one ov the top comments.jinkies. youtube is so ooo classy
Every cast member was gold in this
Jane Lynch can blink her eyes and make laugh out loud.
"I was known for doing a certain thing..." quickest track to stardom ladies.
Few people do pure cheese as brilliantly as Jane Lynch.
John Michael Higgins is one of them, however.
Another talent Higgins possesses; he is a vocal arranger par excellence - and responsible for that lush sound that TNMSS displayed in the movie...
I think A Mighty Wind is my favorite Guest movie, but Waiting for Guffman and Best in Show are great also... ❤
“I was known for doing a certain thing. That the other girls. Wouldn’t do. And of course I loved to sing.”
She’s so damn funny.
1:50 This is so funny, it's unbelievable. Her expression....
They sent me to bed with nothing BUT dessert 😂
😅
Two top class actors! When you give talent the chance to ad lib you get gold like this.
Here I am just trying to watch mighty wind clips and every outro makes me think I’ve left the Wii on
Poor Mr Boehner has a full-on Tucker Face while she's explaining her "certain thing".
The Anthropologist _Forensic up to your interpretation
It would seem
The Anthropologist _Forensic it’s probably the old Nantucket Steamroller. Or maybe the Milwaukee Mudflap. Or the Toledo Vacuum Cleaner.
The Anthropologist _Forensic its known as the “Cincinnati Snowplow”.
Ha ha ha ha... priceless!
This is where I fell in love with these two.
"I was one of so many children." We don't even get a number....
guy,knew pretty well, met up w/a guy, Eleven, his first name. Go figure some families 🤨
Not so tiny Tim😂 . These are uncelebrated talents.
These two were perfect.
Damn, Ms. Lynch! You could crack me up reading a Steakhouse menu!
Jane Lynch is so pretty and hilarious. ❤️
Jane Lynch. Brilliant. That wink says it all
❤😂
I'm laughing so hard gagging on my cheese stick in Mount Carmel Pennsylvania
GO NAVY
DON'T WORRY I'M A RETIRED CRITICAL CARE NURSE FROM TEMPLE UNIVERSITY THE GHETTO.
How could they not laugh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?????????????
She was always Mrs Bohner to a lot of us.
Send me to bed with nothing BUT dessert 😆
These two are national treasures
Not so tiny Tim…omg this film is comedy Gold. Gems everywhere 😂
1:51 I love the abrupt cut... it feels like a lot of stuff a documentary editor wouldn't want to leave in was skipped over there.
Such a great film. And upon rewatching I was pleasantly surprised to see Laura Harris as one of the Fried Egg Faces on the cover of the Main Street Singers LP Sunny Side Up. No wonder they did so well, they had reaper Daisy Adair in their killer line-up (see what I did there?)!
"It's a beautiful story!"
Not So Tiny Tim, a film that can be a called an American classic. .
God I love Jane Lynch soo much. She's hilarious in everything I've seen her in 😂😂😂
look closely at Lynch's reaction after he says, "sent to bed with nothing BUT dessert"...0:24....since they were probably ad-libbing, she comes that close to breaking up after he says that....
😂 Jane Lynch gives me life!!
Love love love this clip and film .... SO GOOD, TH BEST
"Not So Tiny Tim". Awesome!
“Not-So-Tiny Tim” 🤣
Isn’t that something? A Beautiful story. I tell ya!
"Not so tiny Tim" 🤣😂😂🤣
"San Francisco California!", and "...some of his short films (wink!), as they say." Few people do pure cheese better than Jane Lynch.
I always remeber the way she says it like a reporter; saan franciso california!
Etched into my mind all these yrs later😂
Love this movie!
"He tapped me"
They were the best thing about this movie. So wholesome on the outside, but also so freaky. All with a wink and a smile.
She's really quite beautiful isn't she and hilarious!
What kind of relationship did Guest have with studio executives that they let him make his movie with NO SCRIPT : O
Castle Rock, the company that produced this film, is Rob Reiner's company. Rob Reiner and Chris Guest, as I'm sure you know, have been good friends since the 1970s, so Rob knew what he'd be getting.
Warner Bros marketed and distributed the film. They may have kicked in a wee bit for production, but all they had to really do was distribution and marketing, which would have been comparatively cheap, seeing as this picture isn't aimed at the action movie crowd. They also knew what's they'd be getting, as Chris had a decent track record at this point.
If you have a keen eye, you can see how cheaply this film was made: character actors, not a lot of huge sets, lower-quality film stock, etc. They could get away with that because it's supposed to look like a documentary, which usually doesn't have the greatest production values.
In 2003, Chris's mockumentaries always made more than their costs back, so it would be a no-brainer, if you were a Hollywood studio exec, to distribute this film. Warner Bros made their costs back for their part, and then some. It wasn't a blockbuster, but in 2003, studios were still fine with modest pictures that were modest hits.
20 Years ago how time flies…..
These were my friends! 😂😂
"We are WINC. Witches in Nature's Colors." I love this dang movie!
I really hope dysentery didn’t break out on the set of Not So Tiny Tim. I heard it has happened on cruise ships.
My father was a Jazz musician. See: Whiplash. I came up listening to endless drum solos. 😢👂😫 Musical abuse!!
Ironically they mostly do relaxed sparse swing beats.
Not so tiny Tim, lol
My absolute favorite Jane Lynch performance/scene.
This scene actually introduced me to Percy Faith, for which I am eternally grateful.
“These are my friends. They’re made of gin boxes.😂😂😂😂😂
1:01 Jane Lynch nails the south suburbs of Chicago 😂
Brilliance.
Beautiful story... I Tell Ya
"and then he tapped me for doing some small roles in some of his short films, 😉, 😂, for more mature audiences"
"Then I began to some cameos. I was known for doing a certain thing 😐...that some of the other girls weren't willing to do"
This is the best dialogue in the whole movie.
It had to be so much fun being part of this film. :)
Right and left and every way to Sunday.
Very funny very talented actors.
Her face at :07. LOL
"Beautiful story."
"Not So Tiny Tim" lmao
If "Not So Tiny Tim" isn't an adult film title already, it just needs to be.
these were my friends! and they were made out of gin boxes!
Just wow.
Not so Tiny Tim!😂
Mr. Weisman!! lol but also incredigly sad.
Am I the only one who sees how this kid looks like Mat Damon?!! At first, i thought that's him
That moment when the documentarian realizes he bit off more than he can chew.
No doubt
Jane Lynch just sitting there fantasizing about carpet.
Guess ya gots to do what ya gots to do
This was funny ...classic
I just discovered that the husband is Varrick from The Legend of Korra.
Jane Lynch was pretty hot tbh
Oh god no. Unless soccer moms are your thing