Dr. Strangelove-STERLING HAYDEN
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Sterling Haydens brilliant acting style is showcased as Gen. Jack Ripper in Stanley Kubricks Dr. Strangelove. Underscored with the haunting music of Abigail Mead from Full Metal Jacket.
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"Luckily I was able to interpret these feelings correctly."
Much like Batman was always able to interpret a riddle.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍
Jeffrey Kalb,
Alway trust trust Dick.
Jeffrey Kalb “Loss of essence” is a terrible thing. 🤪
Poor General Ripper -- he just wanted for us to have our precious bodily fluids not be impurified.
Dude knew his shit...
Or sapped
I may need two grain alcahol and rainwaters.
@@BunnySconce Just as long as it's not acid rain...
they make a pill for that nowadays
He was one of the few actors who elevated any film he was in.
well said
In the name of Her Majesty and the Continental Congress, come here and feed me this belt, boy.
Amazed he was able to say that without tripping up.
Compare: Ethan Allen - 'I ordered (the British garrison commander at Fort Ticonderoga) to [surrender the fort to] me instantly ... "In the name of the great Jehovah & the Continental Congress" with Brigadier General Jack D. Ripper - "Mandrake, in the name of Her Majesty & the Continental Congress, come here and feed me this [ammunition] belt, boy!"
The fact that Brigadier Jack D. Ripper has a 30 cal machine gun stashed in his golf bag is awesome! I can almost guarantee that Group Captain Mandrake was losing a helluva lot of HIS own bodily fluids down his pant leg.
"Mandrake! In the Name of Her Majesty and the continental congress, come over here and feed me this belt boy!"
@warhorse14269 maybe you can answer this, wouldn’t he burn his hand holding the barrel like that( while shooting)?
@@jmsmith6 Yes he would, even if it was a short burst.
@@oldgoat142 You're enjoying it so much you don't care!
@@tnecklover Pretty much.
"... they make such bloody good cameras" 😂😂😂
and televisions..I had a rich grandfather that had a Sony TV in the 60's and it had perfect picture quality..
Cars too!
@ZoeQuinnIsAMurderer You're right..it was the early 70's not the 60's..
the swines.
Sterling Hayden served in the OSS Maritime Unit, the predecessor to the US Navy SEALs. He received a Silver Star.
+The OSS Society He would have been 100 years old today. March 26, 1916-2016.
*The OSS Society*
Yes, he served on the ground inYugoslavia.
I saw an interview with Hayden after he visited the country as a mark of respect when (as he called him) _the old man,_ Marshal Tito died.
Yep!
Yes this were real men
He turned down the role of Quint in Jaws because he was a tax exile..can you imagine him as Quint?
In the early sixties, Generals Curtis LeMay, Lyman Lemnitzer, and Edwin Walker would give Jack D Ripper a run for his money in real life.
Lemay, certainly. He upbraided JFK at the end of the Cuban missile crisis for missing the opportunity to destroy the Russians once and for all.
Who do you think General Ripper was based on?
@@furioussherman7265 And Strangelove is supposedly loosely based on Kissinger. Maybe not so loosely considering all the guys we lost in SE Asia.
@@georgestevens1502 Apparently, Strangelove was also based on Werner von Braun, one of the lead Nazi scientists who helped form NASA.
@@furioussherman7265 Don't doubt it. Hence, the "Mein Fuhrer, I can walk!" We took in a whole bunch of Nazi scientists and intelligence personnel and gave the scientists carte blanche and swallowed the bona fides of the intelligence personnel whole.
"THAT'S NICE SHOOTING SOLDIER!"
Oh that's it old boy, water on the back on the neck and the code
The most memorable performance in a movie full of great performances. Perfectly cast.
Holding on to the hot barrel after firing several 100 rounds.
He's a psychotic.
What a great actor. Add peter sellers as a sounding board and its a brilliant monologue.
Did this guy just point out a shot inconsistency in a Kubrick film? The madlad xD
For some reason these lines were cut from this video???!!! Gen. Ripper: Those boys were like my children, Mandrake. Now they let me down.
Mandrake: No no, Jack. Not a bit of it. No, I'm sure they all gave you their very best. And I'm equally sure they all died thinking of you, every man jack of them, heh, Jack
Mandrake forgot to ask Gen. Ripper if he got his "essence" back after he switched to the grain alcohol and rain water routine.
" I think it was just there way of having a bit of fun.The swines."
" You calling me Jack?"
This whole film was a sharp witted commentary on the possibility of nuclear annihilation. The brilliant cast played their roles straight, which made the the unintended humor all the more poignant and frightening. The best piece of cold war satire ever committed to film.😮
I just finished watching this movie and omg its so good "two can play at that game, thats nice shooting solider"
Tell me jack.. when did you first become... well, develop this theory?
Basically...
"Jack when did you lose your marbles over such an idiotic and baseless conspiracy theory?" 😕
*Jack fires the machine gun*😡
😶"Err heheh! Never mind then! I'll just... I'll just feed you more bullets then shall I?"😀
During the physical act of love.
Some of the finest acting put on fil-a-um. Hayden's entire speech, and Sellers' facial expressions at 1:39 small detail but that's what the best of the best do best--sets them apart!
"That's the way the hard-core Commie works" 😊
Strange thing they make such bloody good cameras 😂 that was so random but hilarious.
I’ve shot the 1919 before and I can tell you if he was shooting live rounds his hand would be severely burned holding it there.
Good to see an American fighting alongside our British allies. Sort of warms the heart.
He's fighting his own people.
In the name of Her Majesty and the Continental Congress!
He's one of my all time favorites.
This performance + his star turn as 'Dix Handley' in 'The Asphalt Jungle' = GREATNESS.
Airfield chart on the wall at 0:55 is London Heathrow Airport, circa 1963.
There is a life after death but taking your own is not the answer Jack
You would have to be a thinker to follow all the nuances imbedded here. No chance of of critical thought these days. It hurts to think..... Good soldier!
Mitchell Smith Who’s responsible for the dumbing down?
The commies
@@romegavadquez6310 They injected foreign substances into our precious bodily fluids.
Sterling Hayden class act anybody seen him in ''The Killing'' ? amazing actor
Thank you so much! Sometimes when I can't sleep I long for the percussive sound of Ripper hammering with the .50 cal machine gun. Well done, sir!
That's actually the M1919A4 .30 Cal not the Browning .50
The M1919 was the 50 BMG M2's little brother.
.....and if they try any rough stuff, we'll fight them off together, like we did just now...you with your gun...and I with the belt of ammo feeding you 'feed me' you said, and I was feeding you, jack....
.....yeah. where WAS that part?
HotaruZoku Best fucking line (and delivery) in any movie ever made.
For those that think that when Brigadier Jack D. Ripper, say's: "to sap and impurify all of our precious bodily fluids" - is hilarious!, in my honest opinion, he could not be more right! -The Irony!.
fluoride .
What do you think he is talking about exactly? What is the conspiracy?
This video takes a rather dark tone, while the movie itself is hilarious.
Our precious bodily fluids are so precious
The funny part is Sterling Hayden probably done stuff like that in real life since he was in the OSS during World War II
He was quite the lady's man as well, he didn't really deny them his essence though.
"grain alcohol and rainwater". lol wish i could order that in bars
Purity of essence
Peace on Earth.
Rest in Peace, General Jack D. Ripper
If you carefully listen to the music in this movie just before Sterling Hayden blows his brains out - it is the very same music and tones in "Full metal Jacket".
brilliant, classic, still relevant, amazing work here and so funny
Genius camera shot @4:45. The whole movie is full of stuff like that.
Stanley Kubrick was a master with a camera.
"If you want peace, prepare for war"
Machine gun firing in front if a sign. "Peace is our Profession" lmao
I've seen and re-seen this film many times but today I just wanted to focus on the part where Ripper says, almost non-chalantly, ''You know, Mandrake, I happen to believe in a hereafter. I know I'll have to answer for what I've done. I think I can'. Terribly presumptuous of the general but at least it shows 2 very important facts; 1. He has an inkling that he has done something dreadfully wrong, in spite of his rationalizations about it and 2. The matter of Eternal Justice is rightfully very much on his mind. Don't know if that qualifies as an authentic confession but it would be nice to think there was some 'redemption' despite his otherwise catastrophic decision. 😕
Hayden's autobiography is a great read, as is his novel "Voyage."
"Wanderer": there's a really funny bit where he's subpoenaed by HUAC and phones his lawyer for help, before crawling spinelessly to the Committee to save his Hollywood career, selling-out his former communist associates in doing so.
Nice full metal jacket sound effects - that's the way your hardcore Kubrick fan works
How the hell was he right? The micro plastics, the pollution and the drugs flushed down the sever system, the spilling chemicals and air pollution?
How the hell was he right?
The Full Metal Jacket score works well with this scene
This was a perfect clip montage, nice work!!
Sterling is right ✅ 👏 "precious bodily fluids" 😊
Haydens theories are strangely similar to Taoist internal alchemy.
David G O and that kookiness is having a bit of a resurgence.
Y'all think he's crazy, but I was there, he's just about the norm.
Great actor
That was one zany general!! Great movie, made during the height of the cold war.
#GartWilliams: Just wanted to give you a big thumbs-up for being a fellow TWILIGHT ZONE fan!
I think A STOP AT WILLOUGHBY is a beauty of an episode, too! Something about seeing the duality of modern day problems conflicting with the longing to go back to simpler days. It didn't help that the protagonist was basically married to Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty! The way she mocked him after hearing his dream life convinced me that some men are genuinely better off keeping women at a distance...😂❤
Hello Jose, I took the name GART WILLIAMS out of respect of a good friend and co-worker I knew in the 1980s. We worked for a guy that reminded us of Garts boss, Mr. Misrell. "Push, push, push!" Our mutual admiration of that show and of that particular episode helped relieve the burden of our work.
On my birthday, in May of 2000, I was informed my friend, Ed Galvin was killed in an auto accident. Ed was one of the most decent human beings I ever had the honor of knowing. That night an episode of the Twilight Zone aired on a cable Sy-Fi channel. Do I need to tell which episode was shown?
This RUclips channel is dedicated to the memory of Ed Galvin.
Until that day we meet in Willoughby, have a good one.
Gart.
Anyone noticed how similar the background music is to that used in Full metal jacket
It's the exact back ground music from FMJ.
it's not in the original obviously and it doesn't work here
Yep. The uploader put it on as background music..
@@Spacegoat92 Thanks for putting me right I did not realize that
And it has no business here.
You know that thing when you know a movie since you were really young, and therefore don't really update you understanding of it for a long while, even though you "know" more about it now? Well damn if I didn't just "understand" Ripper's whole thing until just now; but I've been holding my understanding of the movie since I was like 7.
I only knew him as the bad cop in the godfather, he's amazing in this role
Gart Williams That's some spot on editing with the music. It was custom made for both the hilarity and surreal nature of the scene. Brilliant work!
That is very kind of you to say. Thank you.
I thought the same thing you did about the gun in the golf bag, awesome. The Abigail Mead soundtrack is breathless. The Ken Adam sets are magnificent. Sterling Hayden is on top of his game. Another Masterpiece.
Indeed. You're very talented. Keep up the good work. Liked and subbed.
"When they tortured you, did you talk ? No."
Couldn't help but notice the resemblance between General Ripper and Admiral William McRaven. They could almost pass for twins.
Next Hayden went on to play Mr. Grudge in Rod Serling's "A Carol for Another Christmas".
Hayden going on about the commies and precious bodily fluids is funny enough but we have the genius of Peter Sellers just mumbling the hummmms and yes Jack of course , Juist busts me up to laughing so hard my stomach hurts. The scenes in Jacks office between Sellers and Hayden are pure comic genius.
"I deny them my essence." Translation - He's impotent. Solution - start WWIII.
No, if anything the good general is too potent.
@@Herman47 Especially when he had his gun to his head by his own hand?!
no that means he was able to edge instead
He was potent enough to press the button and choose to do it
@@user-si5vp6ud1w That's not potency. That's overcompensation. Waaay overcompensating.
The entire plot of the movie is a man starting a nuclear war because he couldn’t get it up. Best comedy ever.
Why else would you blow up the world?
Your addition of the music is perfect. Perhaps the only example of a video posted on yt where the added music improves the video, instead of ruining it.
Thank you. Just playing around with stuff, not desecrating sacred scrolls as some people believe.
Have a great day!
Wedge, putter, 5 iron, M1919 browning machine gun 30 cal.
yep ! is EDC.
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actually Machine Gun Jack McGurn was a golfer and carried a machine gun in his bag...
For when you get stuck in a bunker
And a belt of ammo to boot.
"FORE!"
I don't normally like this sort of recut to music, but that was excellent.
Surprised Kubrick didn't reshoot the scene with the chair with better continuity.
he made the odd gaff, in 2001 at the space station a sweater was left over a chair, in the next scene it wasn't there: Kubrick saw this in the rushes but didn't have time to reshoot for continuity, so he added a voice in the background announcing a sweater had been found and handed to the desk.
"AWAY FROM ALL THIS FLYING GLASS"
sterling silver one of a kind also peter
THE MUSIC!!! PERFECT!!!
Great edit!
Fuckn brilliant
The music here is from Full Metal Jacket
Jack Rippers grain alcohol intake must have gave him solid lead hands to be able to carry that thing around by its heat shield
Gart let me ask you do you think the Ripper character was to make fun of Generals in "general" LOL and the Military industrial complex. Or conspiracy theorists who use Fluoride as their seminal issue. That long ago i tend to lean to the former not the ladder. I love everything Kubrick. Sterling Hayden was in another of Kubricks movies The Killing and was great in it. Great video.
Ripper and Turgidson were a direct skit of Gen. Curtis Lemay, the founder of SAC, whose anti-communist views were considered fanatical.
@@marks_sparks1 General LeMay was right.
You are an idot!
Nobody mentioned this yet but listening to the movie with the Full Metal Jacket soundtrack as you edited it is very eerie
Stanley Kubricks daughter, Vivian Kubrick. She composed the FULL METAL JACKET score under the name Abigail Mead. I thought it worked.
Just having a little fun. Thanks for the nice comment, have a great day!
Gart Williams Huh! I had no idea. Thanks for the tidbit! She did amazing work, good use of narcissism by Kubrick.
Eerie and annoying!
Pat Rick you mean nepotism, surely.
Bowman Stringer I did. Thanks
Full Metal Ripper, it works. Who would be bold enough to do a mashup of Lolita and Eyes Wide Shut?
I'm happy you enjoyed it. I had fun putting it together, grain alcohol and all.
Here is THE SHINING 2001 mash-up. Only 2 minutes 37 seconds long. ruclips.net/video/yZHoceUk0V4/видео.html
I accept your Lolita/ Eyes wide shut challenge, I have nothing better to do.
Have a nice day.
Great!!! I look forward to it!!
Nice effect, adding the Full Metal Jacket music...
Mandrake in the name of her majesty and the continental congress get over here and feed me this belt boy
Love the idea that Ripper has evidently become impotent, and his macho masculine self-image can't accept it, so he has to find something else to blame - fluoridation!
Dude the joke is that he is talking about post-orgasmic fatigue, which he "luckily managed to interpret correctly".
@@Jauhl1 no, he's become impotent, experienced an unprecedented 'lack of essence' at a, uh, critical moment.
@@martm216 His entire spiel is about the loss of bodily fluids, here the implication is that he talking about seminal fluid. Nothing suggest he is incapable, He says HE is the one denying women his essence. The idea that ejaculation sap men's strength is a common very recognizable one. That is the joke.
@@Jauhl1 nooo - you couldn't be more wrong. The whole premise of the film is that Ripper has gone mad because he has become impotent. This is why he suspects some communist plot to interfere with 'our precious bodily fluids', by means of fluoridation. Since the last time he did deliver the goods, he hasn't been able to do it again. He SAYS he denies women his 'essence', as if it's his choice. The fact is that he has no choice. He can't do it. THAT'S the joke. Because his military-masculine self-image cannot accept the idea that he has become impotent, he hits on fluoridation. The whole theme of the film is impotence. The impotence of the military and the President to do anything to stop the inexorable advance towards nuclear war which Ripper's actions have set in motion. The provisions of Plan R and the existence of the Doomsday Machine have taken events out of the hands of those who are supposed to be in control of them. They are all rendered impotent. Major 'King' Kong at the end goes sailing out of the B52 with a nuclear bomb between his legs. His phallus has been overwritten by a piece of military hardware.
@@martm216
"Since the last time he did deliver the goods, he hasn't been able to do it "
Says you, never stated in the film.
" He SAYS he denies women his 'essence', as if it's his choice. The fact is that he has no choice."
Says you, directly contradicted by Ripper's dialogue in the film. Have the film's director stated something to this effect, or are just making stuff up?
Impotence isn't something someone can control. Ripper assure Mandrake the loss of essence haven't reoccurred. Mighty weird that, if he in your interpretation are talking about his unsatisfying hardons.
the missing chair is quite shocking
The music sounds like how Ripper thinks.
Wondering if this is the original score. If so, I only now realized how brilliant it is. If not, absolutely magnificent job. (Whoever you are.)
Music from FULL METAL JACKET. I think it laid in there pretty well. Just experimenting, you know.
Have a great day!
Gart.
Idiot
he definitely picked the worst capitan to be his wingman
"Mandrake, I happen to believe in a life after this one. And I know I'll have to answer what I've done. And I think I can."
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
based
MANDRAKE!!! Help feed me this ammo belt......MANDRAKE!
When he starts explaining his jainist worldview while shooting at people.😂
The military people in this movie remind me of the US military action during the discussion of nuclear war in the Ukraine Russian war
General Ripper would surely be nominated by the GOP as the Presidental candidate in the current climate
Looking at that biden speech the other night, I'd say Strangelove is a shoo-in for the Democratic nomination.
My man is too straight, too white and too focus to fit in one party
Having a machine gun in a golf bag... nice touch..
A bit of cold water on the back of the old neck, ehh Jackie?
He wrote a every good book about the days of sail..
I just can't its name
Voyage.
@@ingurlund9657
Thank you Mr Ingur
It is Peter Sellers' favorite movie of all those he has starred.
I wonder how many generals went over the edge back in the 50s and 60s like general ripper .
Most, Veterans from WWll and too naive to believe they could change the world
The full metal jacket music 😂
"Peace is our profession" (the S.A.C. motto on the sign at 4.45)
Grain alcohol and rain water… I could use one myself.
asphalt jungle he was great, haha he tells sellers who is playing an RAF officer, that the Redcoats are coming, funny