A fabulous actor! Meredith was blacklisted for a decade until he starred in four Twilght Zone episodes. His portrayal of George in 1939's Of Mice And Men was riveting.
@@ronaldshank7589I would guess what every one in that time was blacklisted for - some type of involvement with communism and or commie groups also refusing to naming others - there are several movies about it - one I recall with sine humor yet also heartbreak is - THE FRONT - starring Woody Allen. (Not directed by him.)
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
One of the greatest scenes by one of the greatest actors in the history of television. i saw this when it was first broadcast and loved it. Burgess Meredith is a genius. Catch the Twilight Zone episode 'All the Time in the World"
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
This was television when television was entertaining. Burgess Meredith today would put many so called sears on TV today to shame. I can’t think of anything that comes close to the Twilight Zone today.
It's clear Meredith (and so many of his generation) "trod the boards" at live theater stages well before they ever got in front of a camera. He is one of the finest actors in history, one with an impeccable sense of timing and delivery. Makes some of today's "film stars" look insipid and amateurish, which so many of them are.
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
another reason we have so many excellent british actors. many start out on the stage - often with Shakespeare - before appearing in movies. Acting live is demanding - you have to remember your lines, project your voice clearly, and emote!
I was young when I saw Burgess in Grumpy Old Men. I loved him in that role. My dad, whom I grew watching countless old tv and movies with, said “ you remember this or that”. I said yes and he said same guy. I’ve been rewatching him ever since.
Many people don’t realize the actors added their own take or interpretation to the character they’re portraying. Burgess Meredith was excellent at this.
Why isn't today's television as creative and provocative as The Twilight Zone? In the last 60 + years one would think that compelling script writing should at least equal the talent of Rod Serling. That man was one of a kind!
I think it's enough that we had one Rod Serling. There have been some great scripts throughout television history, Serling's accomplishment was to have a whole lot of them packed into just four seasons.
Having been a printer for many years, and even tried to start a printing related publication entitled “The Printers Devil” I was never aware of this episode. As some may know a Printers Devil was the name given to helpers to a Master Printer!
The 1964 season of one hour episodes overall was a mistake but this is one of the few that benefited from the format change. Would really have made a great film, brilliant.
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
You are just parroting a verse from the bible written by some human who lived in a superstitious time. In such times you could claim an entity that doesn't exist (the devil) admits another non-existent entity (God) exists and use such circular reasoning as "proof". Such is the kind of "proof" when one tries so hard to believe something that isn't true. Only such subjective, non-falsifiable premises account for "proof" in biblical Christianity. I somehow believed it for 40 years, preached, taught, fasted and prayed and believed it all until a serious study of the Bible (Ph D in biblical theology)and an honest conversation with myself. gave me the courage to admit that no intentional god exists. The more closely you study the bible the more human it reveals itself to be.
The best part of this episode reveals the pure genius of Rod Serling, that much of the news we hear happens because that's what journalists write about, not the other way around. Why cant we get the scene where Burgess is typing on the linotype- machine and things happen as fast as he writes them...war..strife...murder..terror?
Guy, this is a fantasy television show, with what it shows not real. Journalists don't create the news. They don't have to. There aren't enough journalists to write about the news there already is.
@@GlennC789 .. No, I don't agree with his point. Yes, some in the media, along with others, can beat the war drums, for example, but that doesn't create war. We as a nation have to do that. It really comes down to us, but many would rather point a finger at others (the media did it, etc) instead of acknowledging that. Those trying to interpret this story in that manner (the media, not the devil shown, did it) are inflicted with that same sense of denial.
The hour episodes were not as good as the 30 minute ones in general, but this hour long one was about the best of the genre. Burgess Meredith as always was a perfect blend of naughty near-evil while also being funny. The plot was well laid out and fit the formula for dealing with the devil, which involves some divine trick to distract him while you escape his clutches.
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
I realize that Meridith is a good actor, but for some reason I don't care for him, or the many parts he has played. He was a famous actor before I was born, but I saw him on "Rocky," and was, shall we say, unimpressed. I knew nothing about the movie scenes in this video. He simply does not appeal to me, but again, I think he really is a great actor!
@@stevebishop9468 he played the devil in a movie from 77' called The Sentinal, John Carradine played the blind priest who guarded the gate to hell. ruclips.net/video/Z0YdJNeNXLE/видео.html
For years I faithfully watched the twilight zone marathon every labor day weekend , and over the years I had thought I had seen all of the episodes..However upon purchasing the complete set of all the seasons , I discovered there were three or four episodes of the common " selling your soul to the devil " theme which I was not aware of ... interesting .
They're crooked because they come braided together. The shop owners gave the torcedors a daily allowance of cigars that they could smoke, but given the number of cigars around there'd be no way of knowing if they were smoking theirs or the shops. To fix it they took the three allowed and braided them together, so if the torcedor was seen smoking a perfectly straight cigar the foreman knew he was over his limit.
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
As a kid I remember asking my Dad "Why are all of The Devil's cigars bent a certain way? Did he make them that way?" And my Dad's first response was to laugh which I always enjoyed making him do too! Twilight Zone for me is more than the awesome episodes offered up....it is like a Family Reunion of sorts for me. Cheesy sounding YES...but straight from the Heart of a grateful Grown Up Kid too. Cheers Everyone
Those types of cigars were a real thing. Sometimes in the cigar rolling factories they’d just come out crooked. Particularly if rolled by an apprentice learning the skill. Instead of letting them go to waste, these crooked cigars, often still perfectly smokable, were soaked in rum for a time, cured, and later marketed as “Rum Soaked Crooks” at a discount price. I think it a beautiful little detail here that they had Meredith, The Devil(!) smoke crooked cigars. Wonderful!
Bob Papadopoulos answered the question about the bent cigars 9 year ago in these comments, he wrote: _They're crooked because they come braided together. The shop owners gave the torcedors a daily allowance of cigars that they could smoke, but given the number of cigars around there'd be no way of knowing if they were smoking theirs or the shops. To fix it they took the three allowed and braided them together, so if the torcedor was seen smoking a perfectly straight cigar the foreman knew he was over his limit._
@@Wailwulf Outstanding of you Wailwulf to help out this knucklehead with this answer! Great information too! I'll be able to sleep better knowing too 🤣! Cheers From Ohio
The fact that 60 years ago they could convey an entire movie in 4 minutes is incredible! The stories, writing, casting and filming were so amazing! The story and the acting are good. The reason is, is because there was nothing to lean on. No effects, no training, no digital editing. Just do it! The ones that get my attention now days still play by that.
Then why would the editor place any credence on the deal... The fact Serling has us thinking these things says it all... It's intellectual entertainment...
This is a fictional world that only lasts 30 minutes. The implications are that the devil exists...and we find out he does in the end of this episode. So it works in this context.
Love how he wrote at the end that he didn't "understand" the contract he signed when it's literally just a short simple paragraph and is clear, cut and dry.
And he visited the office of all the senate and the house and SCOTUS and all the singers and actors and actresses governors and mayors presidents monarchs chiefs and generals. They all signed.
An honest man should never bet against the devil.. Why he is holding all the good cards and is waiting for you to retire.. An honest man never plays in such a fools paradise.. Beware.. If it sounds to good.. Guess what... You are placed to lose..l.. Beware..
That's the devil's "trick." He doesn't want people to believe he exists... many professing believers(Christians) might even argue for the existence of the devil. If he doesn't exist, does God? Is the Bible true, or is the devil and the soul just a "symbol" of something? This clip is to help people realize what the devil schemes and not just to entertain others.
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
@RonG. , can be fairly complicated if PhD in Roman Catholic , Saints Nuns Say knocks down vases dogs that talk and The Exorcist bad little girls , ooo That's Powerful ? , apparently I yawn at vases falling down , worry more a love thy neighbor stabbing Me live in SouthPark Cartman getto worse Than hello ; )
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
If I were the Devil, that would be an exactly along the line of things to "protect" you from. Lucifer did not even have to light his way, did he, all he had to do was convince the man he was not who he said he was, standing in front of him as he said it.
Great episode , in fact 99% of the Twilight Zone episodes were great , I particularly liked the episodes with Andy Divine as Frisbee the liar and the other, To Serve Man
I like Julie Newmar's devil. First, it's Julie Newmar and she's wearing horns. Second, she says she already has the guy's soul, she wants his money. That's a trader. As for this specific trade: very well written scene. Burgess overacts but so stylishly that it's commendable. The contract would need a choice of law. The term "soul" would need to be defined as it is inherently ambiguous. The devil needed a better lawyer.
Yes evil exists. JESUS came to destroy the works of the devil and to Redeem mankind!!! Satan is a defeated foe. Mankind throughout millennia, continues to believe the devil's lies, that leads to his destruction.
I don't know what they're called but they do them in very classy tobacconists. I think they're from Cuba & supposedly burn 'cooler' whatever that means...
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A fabulous actor! Meredith was blacklisted for a decade until he starred in four Twilght Zone episodes. His portrayal of George in 1939's Of Mice And Men was riveting.
Might I ask, what he was "Blacklisted" for?
@@ronaldshank7589I would guess what every one in that time was blacklisted for - some type of involvement with communism and or commie groups also refusing to naming others - there are several movies about it - one I recall with sine humor yet also heartbreak is - THE FRONT - starring Woody Allen. (Not directed by him.)
He smokes his cigar more like a penguin than the devil.
When you click the box next to "I have read and accept the terms and conditions."
There is something so cool about black and white. It strips away everything and in doing so allows us to absorb the gist of the subject.
Burgess Meredith is a Genius. I absoulutely Love His performance
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
You can see The Penguin 🐧 lurking in this devilish character.
That's how I'll always know him.!
Mick had a interesting life before becoming Rocky Balboa's trainer.
I'm starting to think Burgess Meredith was a far better actor than society, including myself, gave him credit for.
One of the greatest scenes by one of the greatest actors in the history of television. i saw this when it was first broadcast and loved it. Burgess Meredith is a genius. Catch the Twilight Zone episode 'All the Time in the World"
Time Enough at Last.
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
Is that where the library dude breaks his glasses?
This was television when television was entertaining. Burgess Meredith today would put many so called sears on TV today to shame. I can’t think of anything that comes close to the Twilight Zone today.
It's clear Meredith (and so many of his generation) "trod the boards" at live theater stages well before they ever got in front of a camera. He is one of the finest actors in history, one with an impeccable sense of timing and delivery. Makes some of today's "film stars" look insipid and amateurish, which so many of them are.
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
Many of the stars of old multi talented as well.
another reason we have so many excellent british actors. many start out on the stage - often with Shakespeare - before appearing in movies. Acting live is demanding - you have to remember your lines, project your voice clearly, and emote!
I was young when I saw Burgess in Grumpy Old Men. I loved him in that role. My dad, whom I grew watching countless old tv and movies with, said “ you remember this or that”. I said yes and he said same guy. I’ve been rewatching him ever since.
Brilliant comment 👍🇭🇲
Burgess Meredith and his kooky cigar, which he lit with his finger! Brilliant.
Many people don’t realize the actors added their own take or interpretation to the character they’re portraying. Burgess Meredith was excellent at this.
Why isn't today's television as creative and provocative as The Twilight Zone? In the last 60 + years one would think that compelling script writing should at least equal the talent of Rod Serling. That man was one of a kind!
Rod Serling, One of a Kind!
Could if be, WHEN they were BORN?
Rod Serling and the others, werent Raised on Screens
I think it's enough that we had one Rod Serling. There have been some great scripts throughout television history, Serling's accomplishment was to have a whole lot of them packed into just four seasons.
I wondered about the bent cigar. Loved him. Such a great actor.
Of all the old episodes I saw as a child, this one has stuck with me most. When he started to type, my skin crawled.
Having been a printer for many years, and even tried to start a printing related publication entitled “The Printers Devil” I was never aware of this episode.
As some may know a Printers Devil was the name given to helpers to a Master Printer!
The 1964 season of one hour episodes overall was a mistake but this is one of the few that benefited from the format change. Would really have made a great film, brilliant.
"The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't exist." - KS
“Fancy that. A grown-up man who believes in the devil.”
He found the way to get that Mortal Man to sign...and, to him, that's what counts!
Meridith was one of the finest actor who ever lived.
Burgess M. was in 4 Twilight Zone's: The Obsolete Man, Mr. Dingle the Strong,
Time Enough at Last, Printer's Devil.
meredith plays anypart with a style that cant be compared
This was one of the best episodes of the Twilight Zone
Reverse psychology in action!
Burgess Meredith was such a great actor. He’s so comfortable in any role.
What makes him such a great actor is he doesn't appear to be acting.
It's kind of ironic, and sad, that you start your comment with a profanity/blasphemy.
@@howardoller443 My apologies. Duly edited and noted. I'll be more mindful in the future.
@@RonMotta1972 I appreciate and respect your maturity and humility.
The Devil smokes a crooked cigar, nice touch.
He never said no. That’s funny he never answered the question, boy got finessed.
Human arrogance is one of his better tools.
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
Burgess Meredith. How can you not just love that name?
As the devil said at the end of the movie "Devil's advocate" - "Vanity, definitely my favourite sin.
Aside from pride .
I swear I've delt with this man while contemplating the purchase of a Chrysler at a dealership years ago...glad I didn't buy it after seeing this
You too?
Me too..
I think we've all dealt with this man at one time or another.
lol
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
Even demons/devil ADMIT that God exists.
You are just parroting a verse from the bible written by some human who lived in a superstitious time.
In such times you could claim an entity that doesn't exist (the devil) admits another non-existent entity (God) exists and use such circular reasoning as "proof".
Such is the kind of "proof" when one tries so hard to believe something that isn't true. Only such subjective, non-falsifiable premises account for "proof" in biblical Christianity.
I somehow believed it for 40 years, preached, taught, fasted and prayed and believed it all until a serious study of the Bible (Ph D in biblical theology)and an honest conversation with myself. gave me the courage to admit that no intentional god exists. The more closely you study the bible the more human it reveals itself to be.
Santa Claus admits that the Easter Bunny exists.
The bent cigar is a good touch.
The best part of this episode reveals the pure genius of Rod Serling, that much of the news we hear happens because that's what journalists write about, not the other way around. Why cant we get the scene where Burgess is typing on the linotype- machine and things happen as fast as he writes them...war..strife...murder..terror?
And I want the END scene....where the Devil is defeated BY the linotype machine!!
Guy, this is a fantasy television show, with what it shows not real. Journalists don't create the news. They don't have to. There aren't enough journalists to write about the news there already is.
@@robinstewart6510
"You furnish the pictures and I'll furnish the war."
-William Randolph Hearst, newspaper publisher in 1897 talking about Cuba.
Take your political bs to hell with you when you go if you please.
@@GlennC789 .. No, I don't agree with his point. Yes, some in the media, along with others, can beat the war drums, for example, but that doesn't create war. We as a nation have to do that. It really comes down to us, but many would rather point a finger at others (the media did it, etc) instead of acknowledging that. Those trying to interpret this story in that manner (the media, not the devil shown, did it) are inflicted with that same sense of denial.
The hour episodes were not as good as the 30 minute ones in general, but this hour long one was about the best of the genre. Burgess Meredith as always was a perfect blend of naughty near-evil while also being funny. The plot was well laid out and fit the formula for dealing with the devil, which involves some divine trick to distract him while you escape his clutches.
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
Penguin
Notice he closes shades, likes to do his evil in darkness..
This is an episode I've only seen once.
Now I have to see it again.
Burgess Meridith as the devil , just perfect
I realize that Meridith is a good actor, but for some reason I don't
care for him, or the many parts he has played. He was a famous
actor before I was born, but I saw him on "Rocky," and was, shall
we say, unimpressed. I knew nothing about the movie scenes in
this video. He simply does not appeal to me, but again, I think he
really is a great actor!
Ryan Castrillo Romney Woolworth
He also played the devil in the movie Torture Garden
He signed the same paper. He’s no good. Or was.
@@stevebishop9468 he played the devil in a movie from 77' called The Sentinal, John Carradine played the blind priest who guarded the gate to hell. ruclips.net/video/Z0YdJNeNXLE/видео.html
Probably the best Twilight Zone episode ever …
When you make a deal with th he Devil, you get exactly what you want. But at the same time you lose everything you have.
you think you get exactly what you want
The mark of the beast is a perfect example 👌 👌
For years I faithfully watched the twilight zone marathon every labor day weekend , and over the years I had thought I had seen all of the episodes..However upon purchasing the complete set of all the seasons , I discovered there were three or four episodes of the common " selling your soul to the devil " theme which I was not aware of ... interesting .
They're crooked because they come braided together. The shop owners gave the torcedors a daily allowance of cigars that they could smoke, but given the number of cigars around there'd be no way of knowing if they were smoking theirs or the shops. To fix it they took the three allowed and braided them together, so if the torcedor was seen smoking a perfectly straight cigar the foreman knew he was over his limit.
One of the most cleverly scripted scenes in all _Twilight Zone_ episodes.
@@leeclark4495 i think Goethe and German legend may have something to say about the origins of this story.
@@leeclark4495 Lawyers.
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
Absolutely right. In fact I’d go so far to say that it is …wait for it…keep waiting…ok:
underrated
Just amazing is all I can say
Burgess Meredith played the devil in the movie The Sentinel. He was a bit more scary in that one.
Line from the movie The Usual Suspects : the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he doesn't exist
the devil exists in the same way God exists, which is that he does, and doesnt.
Satanists don't believe in God, but do worship god's imaginary friend.
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
@@SidneyBroadshead Nah, vast majority of them are using him as an anti-Christian symbol or just being edgy.
@@dont-want-no-wrench That makes a lot of sense Einstein .
@3:31 it was at that moment that I realized Meredith was the Penguin in the Adam West Batman series! DUDE HAS RANGE!!!!
Wow Burgess Meredith , timeless truth.
Never, make deals with the devil!!
As a kid I remember asking my Dad "Why are all of The Devil's cigars bent a certain way? Did he make them that way?" And my Dad's first response was to laugh which I always enjoyed making him do too! Twilight Zone for me is more than the awesome episodes offered up....it is like a Family Reunion of sorts for me. Cheesy sounding YES...but straight from the Heart of a grateful Grown Up Kid too. Cheers Everyone
Those types of cigars were a real thing. Sometimes in the cigar rolling factories they’d just come out crooked. Particularly if rolled by an apprentice learning the skill. Instead of letting them go to waste, these crooked cigars, often still perfectly smokable, were soaked in rum for a time, cured, and later marketed as “Rum Soaked Crooks” at a discount price.
I think it a beautiful little detail here that they had Meredith, The Devil(!) smoke crooked cigars. Wonderful!
Bob Papadopoulos answered the question about the bent cigars 9 year ago in these comments, he wrote:
_They're crooked because they come braided together. The shop owners gave the torcedors a daily allowance of cigars that they could smoke, but given the number of cigars around there'd be no way of knowing if they were smoking theirs or the shops. To fix it they took the three allowed and braided them together, so if the torcedor was seen smoking a perfectly straight cigar the foreman knew he was over his limit._
@@Wailwulf Outstanding of you Wailwulf to help out this knucklehead with this answer! Great information too! I'll be able to sleep better knowing too 🤣! Cheers From Ohio
The fact that 60 years ago they could convey an entire movie in 4 minutes is incredible! The stories, writing, casting and filming were so amazing! The story and the acting are good. The reason is, is because there was nothing to lean on. No effects, no training, no digital editing. Just do it! The ones that get my attention now days still play by that.
See Boris Sagal's excellent direction in the 1950s Mike Hammer w/Darren McGavin
in 4 minutes? I'm confused, The Twilight Zone ran at about 25 minutes
Agreed! Loved, "All The Time In The World!" Have you seen "The Obsolete Man?" He's in that one too... another great classic!
@Michael Black exactly...
I saw it coming when I shared it with others because this is exactly who we are becoming
I loved this when it first came out! Yes. We are headed towards the obsolete man indeed.
If the Devil doesn't exist and says that souls don't exist either-- then why would a nonexistent being want a nonexistent commodity?!
He is fooling him into selling his soul.
Then why would the editor place any credence on the deal... The fact Serling has us thinking these things says it all... It's intellectual entertainment...
This is a fictional world that only lasts 30 minutes. The implications are that the devil exists...and we find out he does in the end of this episode. So it works in this context.
Also, there are TZ episodes with Martians. Do they exist?
@@chrisguevara No , they are demons .
The Devil's biggest lie is that he doesn't exist.
Love how he wrote at the end that he didn't "understand" the contract he signed when it's literally just a short simple paragraph and is clear, cut and dry.
Burgess Meredith was great in this episode.
The zone had several devil episodes...so great
The Howling Man. Classic.
And he visited the office of all the senate and the house and SCOTUS and all the singers and actors and actresses governors and mayors presidents monarchs chiefs and generals. They all signed.
Yup and it's just like Adam knew in the garden yet he signed by that bite.
And they used Nancy Pelosi’s pen 🖊.
in the classic twilight zone series there was 3 episodes with the devil played by Burgess Meredith - Thomas Gomez - and Robin Hughes👹👺👹
NOBODY like Burgess Meredith! What a mesmerizing actor!
Great clip. Thanks.
THey actually lit his thumb on fire, old school. No effects,,,,just ice/possible protectant and a few seconds for the shot.
This is when Great Actors and Actresses wanted to be on Movies or TV. Because of people like Rod Serling.
Meredith's daughter attended UOP (University of the Pacific). I know because I met her there c. 1973.
He should've renegotiated that contract with some clauses.
The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing people he doesn't exist.
I don't remember who quoted this though...
Very true it gives him free reign , what fools people are .
By the way why don't you Google it .
An honest man should never bet against the devil.. Why he is holding all the good cards and is waiting for you to retire.. An honest man never plays in such a fools paradise.. Beware.. If it sounds to good.. Guess what... You are placed to lose..l.. Beware..
There’s photos in Dr. John Lily’s bio of Burgess Merideth, Dr. Timothy Leary, Robin Williams, Dr. & Mrs. Lily at Lily’s ocean home & research labs.
Burgess Meredith. Icon!
Burgess was amazing
That's the devil's "trick." He doesn't want people to believe he exists... many professing believers(Christians) might even argue for the existence of the devil. If he doesn't exist, does God? Is the Bible true, or is the devil and the soul just a "symbol" of something? This clip is to help people realize what the devil schemes and not just to entertain others.
Lmao
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
@RonG. , can be fairly complicated if PhD in Roman Catholic , Saints Nuns Say knocks down vases dogs that talk and The Exorcist bad little girls , ooo That's Powerful ? , apparently I yawn at vases falling down , worry more a love thy neighbor stabbing Me live in SouthPark Cartman getto worse Than hello ; )
"Hey, not interested. But could I keep this and get your autograph, Mister The Devil?"
He was awesome lol
I believe Burgess and Jack Klugman are tied for most appearances🤓😎✌🏻
Loved him . When he was Rocky's trainer.
The cigar is a "snake" cigar. It has a different name in Spanish. And it comes wrapped up in 3s. Very very subtle
"Sorry, even if I believed it, I can't sell you my soul. It's not mine to sell."
Personally I think it's the opposite - it being my soul, it's mine and not something I care to sign or sell away for the simple fact that it is mine
Even Back Then The Devil's Virus 1:27 even though drinking pretty high proof fairly sterilizing alcohol he realizes even The Devil Doesn't want to use the Other guy's shot glass ooo everyone see as he realized the further away one had to be Burgess's his ooo
@agent , but It's a Spirit , what can you Do with a Spirit , you can't even Touch or Feel ; See Star Trek Original Ep. " Charlie "
May you be in heaven an hour before the Devil knows your dead.
Great writing; magnificent example of manipulation at its finest.
Wow - even in the 50s he looked like an old man.
Rocky was made in 1976. So yeah, he was in his late 50's early 60's.
@@John-Joseph Born 1907. So he was nearly 70 for Rocky and older for 2, 3, & 4.
If I were the Devil, that would be an exactly along the line of things to "protect" you from. Lucifer did not even have to light his way, did he, all he had to do was convince the man he was not who he said he was, standing in front of him as he said it.
The Prints of Darkness 🤣
Great episode , in fact 99% of the Twilight Zone episodes were great , I particularly liked the episodes with Andy Divine as Frisbee the liar and the other, To Serve Man
When you hit the ticket and don't win scratch me off
Mick! 🥊🥊
Did he get Rocky to sign one of these? LOL
I am not selling my soul to the beer for his services
Great writing and acting.
Wow, I don’t think I’ve ever seen this episode. 🤔
Not the first time burgess Meredith has played the role of the devil .
Did so in a British movie called TORTURE GARDEN .
Dude better be careful. The devil doesn't like to be outwitted. He'll come for him again and again until he succumbs.
this is how they made rocky 5
Great actor
I like Julie Newmar's devil. First, it's Julie Newmar and she's wearing horns. Second, she says she already has the guy's soul, she wants his money. That's a trader.
As for this specific trade: very well written scene. Burgess overacts but so stylishly that it's commendable.
The contract would need a choice of law. The term "soul" would need to be defined as it is inherently ambiguous. The devil needed a better lawyer.
It’s the same situation when you start doing drugs .
I have been to Hawaii!
The biggest lie the Devil ever told is that he doesn't exist.
I will tell you something. I'm nearly eighty years old . And evil , real evil really does exist !
That's for sure and after the two previous years that should be painfully obvious to anyone who can see .
@@pparrker5420 Amen! Evil abounds! But JESUS said "Fear Not, I have overcome the world."
Yes evil exists. JESUS came to destroy the works of the devil and to Redeem mankind!!! Satan is a defeated foe. Mankind throughout millennia, continues to believe the devil's lies, that leads to his destruction.
@@jameswood231 That's for sure , amen to that .
... because he didn't have a manager.
I got heart but no locker....
Anyone considering getting into acting should assiduously study Meredith.
I wanna be your manager, Rocky. Just sign the papers!
I don't know what they're called but they do them in very classy tobacconists. I think they're from Cuba & supposedly burn 'cooler' whatever that means...