I had to come watch this today. In 1979, I was about 15 years old when Hair, the movie came out. I thought Berger was the most fascinating character and very good looking, I kind of fan-girled over him for most of the summer. I'm 59 now, will be 60 this November, and I still find Berger to be quite good looking! The clothing and hair styles in this movie make me nostalgic for the 70's : ) Rest In Peace Treat Williams.
Me, too, on both accounts. In fact, I used this film clip as an exam question, having my students state why it exemplified Transcendentalism/Thoreau/Emerson. They loved it and some even rented the movie afterwards to see the whole thing after I explained the plot. I cannot believe he is gone as he is one whom I just thought would be here with me until I was gone😢. RIP, Treat. ❤
Mine three, lol! Adore that scene, such a great ode to body, life and so utterly joyful. Didn't know he died, he and his talent will be missed. RIP George Berger/Treat Williams😭
This is one of the best scenes of the movie. Hair is the best musical of the last 50 years. Milos Forman made this Stage Musical into an A+ film. RIP Mr Forman ❤️👍📹🎬
I used this film clip as an exam question, having my students state why it exemplified Transcendentalism/Thoreau/Emerson. They loved it and some even rented the movie afterwards to see the whole thing after I explained the plot. I cannot believe he is gone as he is one whom I just thought would be here with me until I was gone😢. RIP, Treat, and never was a first name so apropos as to watch you onscreen was a real "treat"! You will be missed.❤
RIP Treat Williams. 🙏🌹🕊 Hair was only my second favourite musical next to Sound of Music, and also the first of your work to grace my eyes as a kid and maybe not a coincidence that i found myself binging on Everwood just a couple months ago. You have left an imprint, and forever it shall remain. Rest easy. ❤
I grew up on this movie! (my mom had it recorded on VCR) Had a huge impact on me - the music, the acting, the depth of it. Inspires me to this day - you can't hardly find a cooler, more lovable character than Berger.
I never get tired of seeing this scene. Look at that mischivieous smile on Bergers faces, when the woman (the mother?) says "you got a hell of a nerve. . . . "
This scene. And the one with Mr Berger and the MP are not only two of the best movie scenes of 1979, but also brutally encapsulate the GENERATION GAP as it existed in that era. KUDOS to director Milos Forman for such believable depictions!!!!!
YES!! And let's don't forget the choreography of the brilliant Twyla Tharp. There is no way Berger would have navigated that beautifully set table without her.
@@JeffFreemanPresents JEFF...THANX. MUCH OF WHAT MILOS FORMAN DIRECTED TURNED TO GOLD...IN SUSPENSEFUL DRAMATIC SCENES ID SAY CUCKOOS NEST AND HAIR WERE HIS TWO BEST...HAIR.. SADLY...WAS A BOX OFFICE FAILURE. ..
@@brittoverbaugh4035 True, but I see the list of highest grossing movies, and none are as good. Box office buys bigger houses in nicer neighborhoods, but artistic quality gets you remembered for generations.
@@JeffFreemanPresents JEFF...INTERESTINGLY...GENE SISKEL THOUGHT IT THE BEST MOVIE OF 1979..I WOULD CERTAINLY AGREE THAT IN CRAFT IT WAS ONE OF THE MORE STIRRING.MUSICALS I HAVE SEEN...AND OLIVER (1968) ...WHICH DID ATTAIN BEST PICTURE!...NEITHER FILM IS MENTIONED ANYMORE...SO ITS UP TO THOSE OF US WHO THOUGHT HIGHLY OF THEM TO KEEP THEM IN OUR HEADS AND IN OUR HEARTS!!!...
Of course the free loving peaceful rebel in us all. If we only let that shine in us all!! He had a very loving mother but a very strict father. Growing up in the later 1960s with Vietnam, hippies, drugs was not an easy test. But Berger passed with flying colors at the end of this epic movie. RIP Milos Forman you were a one of a kind of director. And a fellow Czech!! ❤️💜
I have always loved the movie version of this musical but Mrs Garret being into Berger and dancing on a table is it's own special thing. Though I am sure Blair would be horrified.
The conversation between Burger and the thing that did not care means so much more to me now that I'm old enough to understand that they really do not care. And it now hits me that Burger was talking about himself fighting (dying) for those who do not care. Story foreshadowing at its finest, sadly, due to its being rooted in so much truth.
OMG,I love her! That's Annie Golden at 1:15, She's one of the first ladies of the New York punk and new wave scene in the 70s. She's the lead singer of the Shirts. I just saw they're rare performance on Top of the Pops from youtube today. Great performance! P.S. Her best known solo hit is Hang Up the Phone from the movie Sixteen Candles in 1984.
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I saw the play back in the late 60’s. I think the film is better. The play did not have the strong anti war theme the movie has. To me, this epitomizes the 60’s.
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Même si le filme a quelque peu vieilli La chorégraphie de Milos Forman est exceptionnel et un cas d'école. Les acteur les seconds rôle, les figurants font de ce filme un chef-d'oeuvre. Ce film m'a hanté des années et il reste en tête de ma playlist.
@@monmothma3358 The stage version was extremely vulgar, lots of nudity, the hippies were out of control. Show had a serious edge. The movie was really toned down, as you would expect, and a lot sillier. The movie had it's charms as it's own thing though.
@@monmothma3358 Well, maybe you can look at it that way. The hippies are raw and disrespect authority, their elders and can be a bit out there. Their spirit is strong but they can make you uncomfortable.
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Eztkellene csinalni a fidesszel is lazadjunk ne felj pusztoljon a fidesz. Igerget de nekem nem kell .menjenek a hazaarulo jo kurva anjukba. Tartsunk ossze. Szegyen hogy egy elmebeteg. Vezeti az orszagot te is szegyeld. Magad ha ra szavazol.
RIP Treat Williams. It was an honour to grow up with you as Berger. 😢
I second your sentiment. 🕊🌹
My late mother’s favorite scene.
Yes absolutely loved Treat as Berger...he will be missed RIP 🙏🏻
What???? HO NO😢 HO NO HO NOOO
I had to come watch this today.
In 1979, I was about 15 years old when Hair, the movie came out. I thought Berger was the most fascinating character and very good looking,
I kind of fan-girled over him for most of the summer. I'm 59 now, will be 60 this November, and I still find Berger to be quite good looking! The clothing and hair styles in this movie make me nostalgic for the 70's : )
Rest In Peace Treat Williams.
Just say it
He was fucking hot
This guy was the biggest icon ever 😢 rest in power comrade
Watching to pay my respects. This is my favorite song from this musical ❤RIP TREAT WILLIAMS
Me, too, on both accounts. In fact, I used this film clip as an exam question, having my students state why it exemplified Transcendentalism/Thoreau/Emerson. They loved it and some even rented the movie afterwards to see the whole thing after I explained the plot.
I cannot believe he is gone as he is one whom I just thought would be here with me until I was gone😢. RIP, Treat. ❤
He’s SO talented!
Mine three, lol! Adore that scene, such a great ode to body, life and so utterly joyful.
Didn't know he died, he and his talent will be missed. RIP George Berger/Treat Williams😭
"You should care, man, because he's gonna be fightin' for you, man!!" Perfectly said. Rest In Peace TW.
Fun mixed with deadly serious .
I love this movie ❤
fighting for you!!!! that's a load of c....
I’ve been watching this movie for 56 years. It was the first movie I ever saw in a theater. RIP Treat.
This is one of the best scenes of the movie. Hair is the best musical of the last 50 years. Milos Forman made this Stage Musical into an A+ film. RIP Mr Forman ❤️👍📹🎬
I had the incredible pleasure of seeing that genius speak in New York in 1984. I will never, ever forget it.
Agreed. I really don't like most musicals, but Hair, as well as anything by Bob Fosse are master pieces.
What about Jesus Christ superstar?
🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿
I think so too
One of the BEST scenes EVER!!!! Swinging from chandeliers. 🥰🥰
Go Berger! Tell those penguins to scram! A wonderful actor. RIP, Treat Williams
RIP Treat Williams 13/06/23 the Best Performence
I used this film clip as an exam question, having my students state why it exemplified Transcendentalism/Thoreau/Emerson. They loved it and some even rented the movie afterwards to see the whole thing after I explained the plot.
I cannot believe he is gone as he is one whom I just thought would be here with me until I was gone😢.
RIP, Treat, and never was a first name so apropos as to watch you onscreen was a real "treat"! You will be missed.❤
motorcycles suck
RIP Treat Williams. 🙏🌹🕊 Hair was only my second favourite musical next to Sound of Music, and also the first of your work to grace my eyes as a kid and maybe not a coincidence that i found myself binging on Everwood just a couple months ago. You have left an imprint, and forever it shall remain. Rest easy. ❤
I grew up on this movie! (my mom had it recorded on VCR) Had a huge impact on me - the music, the acting, the depth of it. Inspires me to this day - you can't hardly find a cooler, more lovable character than Berger.
Relateble as hell, my mum loves this one!
Same. I can't even remember how many times I've seen it.
I have millions of tears for You Treat Williams alias Berger. 😪
I never get tired of seeing this scene. Look at that mischivieous smile on Bergers faces, when the woman (the mother?) says "you got a hell of a nerve. . . . "
Treat Williams was just absolutely fantastic in this movie. John Savage was great too. My kids loved this movie and loved this part of it thebest.
Treat Williams, you are U N F O R G E T T A B L E!!! Rest in Peace.
This is still my favorite movie of all time! ... RIP Treat Williams 😢
God Bless You Treat, You are Loved And You Left Us All With Great Memories. RIP❤️🙏 Condolences And Prayers To Treats Family🙏
I love this scene and the musical is one of the best I’ve seen. Is important today. Remember those days, I was young then and freedom
What a great movie! R.I.P. Treat Williams
This scene. And the one with Mr Berger and the MP are not only two of the best movie scenes of 1979, but also brutally encapsulate the GENERATION GAP as it existed in that era. KUDOS to director Milos Forman for such believable depictions!!!!!
YES!! And let's don't forget the choreography of the brilliant Twyla Tharp. There is no way Berger would have navigated that beautifully set table without her.
@@JeffFreemanPresents JEFF...THANX. MUCH OF WHAT MILOS FORMAN DIRECTED TURNED TO GOLD...IN SUSPENSEFUL DRAMATIC SCENES ID SAY CUCKOOS NEST AND HAIR WERE HIS TWO BEST...HAIR.. SADLY...WAS A BOX OFFICE FAILURE.
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@@brittoverbaugh4035 True, but I see the list of highest grossing movies, and none are as good. Box office buys bigger houses in nicer neighborhoods, but artistic quality gets you remembered for generations.
@@JeffFreemanPresents JEFF...INTERESTINGLY...GENE SISKEL THOUGHT IT THE BEST MOVIE OF 1979..I WOULD CERTAINLY AGREE THAT IN CRAFT IT WAS ONE OF THE MORE STIRRING.MUSICALS I HAVE SEEN...AND OLIVER (1968) ...WHICH DID ATTAIN BEST PICTURE!...NEITHER FILM IS MENTIONED ANYMORE...SO ITS UP TO THOSE OF US WHO THOUGHT HIGHLY OF THEM TO KEEP THEM IN OUR HEADS AND IN OUR HEARTS!!!...
@@JeffFreemanPresents exactly.
Everyone needs a Berger in their life. ❤
For sure 💯💯💯
Most spectacular performance I've ever seen. Thank you Treat Williams for sharing your magic with the world. R.I.P.
"Hair" & "Sounds of music"! The best musical ever.
The man should have gotten an Academy Award for those few minutes.
My late mother‘s favorite scene in the movie.
She would say with laughter,
Mr. Berger, lol.
My mom loves this film. And she loves this scene.
I never tire of this musical!
An epic scene and an epic film!
chi non ha sognato di farlo ...
scagli la prima pietra!!
Ciao
We all have a little George Berger in us.
Sod that I wish I had more than a little bit of Berger in me. Treat Williams was and still is a hottie. :-)
Of course the free loving peaceful rebel in us all. If we only let that shine in us all!! He had a very loving mother but a very strict father. Growing up in the later 1960s with Vietnam, hippies, drugs was not an easy test. But Berger passed with flying colors at the end of this epic movie. RIP Milos Forman you were a one of a kind of director. And a fellow Czech!! ❤️💜
That is why the show is such a success.
George Berger is - Bon Scott AC/DC)
You mean a lazy prick who does nothing but expects other people to give him free stuff? You bet.
I have always loved the movie version of this musical but Mrs Garret being into Berger and dancing on a table is it's own special thing. Though I am sure Blair would be horrified.
Do not ever stop believe it is possible to live together in peace toward prosperity for all, always believe is vey truth !
Wonderful and unforgettable movie and play!
Excuse me. Do you like French Dijon?
An epic scene😊💝
rest in peace, man. best scene ever
...the amount of times I've used this in my English lessons. Teaching English to foreign kids...
That's lovely.
Brilliant love this scene
He was such a rock star. So hoped he was going to be in a band.
The conversation between Burger and the thing that did not care means so much more to me now that I'm old enough to understand that they really do not care. And it now hits me that Burger was talking about himself fighting (dying) for those who do not care. Story foreshadowing at its finest, sadly, due to its being rooted in so much truth.
You nailed it x
Wow, never thought of this monologue as prophetic. Rest in peace, dear George / Treat
This is one of my favorite movie
Lo guarderei tutti i giorni questo film.lo amo,come tutte le canzoni che ci sono,ho sia il disco che il DVD che la VHS
What's not to love about this scene… There is even Mrs Garrett dancing on the table…
I bet she won't be invited back.
Mrs Garrett, a.k.a. Sylvia Schnauzer.
@@joeymama4666 Perfect! I can see Sylvia Schnauzer "give us life in the raaaw!" from the early 60s in this late 60s scene.
And she was practically panting for Treat Williams’ ass in this scene lol
A guy that does nothing but sit in Central Park taking drugs expecting a guy who worked hard and raised a family to let him eat at his party.
The 60s & 70s were the bomb
God, Treat Williams is such a catch
Check out "The Ritz." He spends most of the film in a towel.
MY FAVOURITE MOVIE EVER!!!!! THE BEST MOVIE EVER!!!!!!!
The hippies were right about everything. Everything.
Beautiful beautiful
RIP Berger❤ 😢
I fell in love with him,saw this movie 19 times because of Treat Williams.Great actor,so sexy, and talented.❤❤
The best song. I love it.
RIP Treat Williams 😢🙏💔
OMG,I love her! That's Annie Golden at 1:15, She's one of the first ladies of the New York punk and new wave scene in the 70s. She's the lead singer of the Shirts. I just saw they're rare performance on Top of the Pops from youtube today. Great performance!
P.S. Her best known solo hit is Hang Up the Phone from the movie Sixteen Candles in 1984.
Treat Williams at his Best. Sad day today. God Bless🌹
Excepcional !
Bravo.
mooiste moment wat ik ooit heb gezien in film xxx.2021/22.
one of the best in this scene...!!!
Adorei esse filme. Assisti 4 vezes
Eu assisti esse filme em 1986
Great scene!
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@@franklinstephen3268 Where else? The Garden State!
@@m.jeanlorsbach6464 Nice place you’re from, it’s nice meeting with you here. Wishing you a happy new year with love and happiness.
@@franklinstephen3268 A Very Happy New Year To you as well!
@@m.jeanlorsbach6464 Thank you 😊. How’s everything over there?
een van de mooiste films ooit gezien ! ik wel.2021/22.
Uma cena impagável....o meu musical preferido Hair.....Brazil 2021...
I saw the play back in the late 60’s. I think the film is better. The play did not have the strong anti war theme the movie has. To me, this epitomizes the 60’s.
RIP Treat Williams and Charlotte Rae😢😢❤❤
RIP Treat Williams....
Love this!!❤️
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@@franklinstephen3268 Same too you. I live in Sweden.
@@7788rambo Nice place you’re from, How’s everything over there?
Mrs Garrett is enjoying herself
Loved this movie as a kid. The beginning of the end of America. No respect. Ask Rodney
Même si le filme a quelque peu vieilli La chorégraphie de Milos Forman est exceptionnel et un cas d'école. Les acteur les seconds rôle, les figurants font de ce filme un chef-d'oeuvre. Ce film m'a hanté des années et il reste en tête de ma playlist.
Grandissimo 😂😢grandissimi meravill
Watching Capote series on HULU...he plays a great role..RIP at
At end of one of the episodes 😢
R.I P. Watch for motorcycles ..... Slow down.....
Legend
Great! fantastic! Fabulous!
Extraordinaire Treat Williams.
C etaie 1belle époque mais voi'a o r oublie pas j avaie 18 ans ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
The movie is an extremely watered down version of the stage show, but it is god damn fun and funny, it works in a different way.
How is it watered down? I've never seen the stage show
@@monmothma3358 The stage version was extremely vulgar, lots of nudity, the hippies were out of control. Show had a serious edge. The movie was really toned down, as you would expect, and a lot sillier. The movie had it's charms as it's own thing though.
@@rickstalentedtongue910 Thanks. So.. the show idealizes the hippies less, then?
I Hope to see it one day to be able to compare.
@@monmothma3358 Well, maybe you can look at it that way. The hippies are raw and disrespect authority, their elders and can be a bit out there. Their spirit is strong but they can make you uncomfortable.
Assisti este filme no cinema e achei maravilhoso ,explendido
wha geweldig 2023!.xxx.
Never another beautiful movie was realizated about friendship like this
IT'S WONDERFUL!!!
Marcou mt minha juventude esse filme
Terrible. Que de souvenir genial🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷❤️👍
Cette guerre était mauvaise..le mal... le tort... l'erreur... la malfaisance !
En tant qu'Américain, j'ai honte de mon pays.
RIP Treat Williams 🙏🏻💕❤️🩹
wha geweldig mr burger!2021/22. hair!
Deja-vu...auch 2024!
Mrs Garrett then went on to run a boarding school for girls.
This was before she dried up
YESSSSS, YESSSSS, YESSSSS!!!!
ISTENKIRÁLY!!!!!!!
Very crazy! 😲🤭👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
excelente pelicula ,
I absolutely HATE musicals but I can’t hate this one. Thanks mom.
great scene
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Fantasticooooo
Table dance. This is how IT goes
IT IS really funny and amazing
Mrs. Garrett was SMOKIN" hot in this scene. What a BABE!!! 😍
He’s wearing chucks man!!
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Nagyon jo.
Eztkellene csinalni a fidesszel is lazadjunk ne felj pusztoljon a fidesz. Igerget de nekem nem kell .menjenek a hazaarulo jo kurva anjukba. Tartsunk ossze. Szegyen hogy egy elmebeteg. Vezeti az orszagot te is szegyeld. Magad ha ra szavazol.
What a pitty that Treat didn't get Oscar for this film🥲
Young people don't know this movie. Today instead of knowing it as "Hair" the younger people will know it as "Bald."
Трит Уильмс в молодости был крут!