Ausgerechnet Bananen - film One two three
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Yes. We have no Bananas!
Ausgerechnet Bananen,
Bananen verlangt sie von mir!
Nicht Erbsen, nicht Bohnen, auch keine Melonen,
das ist ein Schikan von ihr!
Ich hab' Salat, Pflaumen und Spargel,
auch Olmützer Quargel,
G'rad'! Ausgerechnet Bananen,
Bananen verlangt sie von mir!
I love when the portrait of Kruschev falls and there's a portrait of Stalin behind. That is a masterpiece gag from Wilder.
^^ the upsidedown flag from East Germany is also decent... XD
3:24 later whenchased the driver will say „ we are followed, looks like a 37 Nash“. This movie had crazy good jokes and callbacks
One, Two, Three is one of the funniest movies ever and this scene is just hilarious. The way that conductor just catches that flaming shish-kabob without skipping a beat. YAAAH!
ladamyre so right!!!
"That" conductor is the great Leonard Bernstein :)
@@alel3544Nope, thats Friedrich Holländer, he composed Marlene Dietrich’s breakthrough hit
@@Reinhardboy78 Uhh, thank you so much for the correction ☺️
@@Reinhardboy78Hollander, the musical director of Die Blau Engel, who also appears in A foreign Affair...
Best movie by Billy Wilder! Full of historical and movie citations and also with an outstanding cast. Just listening to the dialogues puts you in a good mood.
Evidently, this is a Pun that Billy Wilder made-he always said that the greatest movie ever made was "Battleship Potemkin", and a close second was "Grand Hotel", which was naturally set in early 1930s Berlin...
dieser Film ist auch nach 50 Jahren aktueller den je und dokumentiert - wenn auch sarkastisch - die damalige Zeit
Liselotte Pulver is unbelievable great in this movie
Lilo ist the number one actress of the classic movie era here in germany. Very gifted, great comedy talent, very sexy.
@@juerv1 And the best - she isn't from Germany, but Switzerland!
@@HarryLime-rl1km Well, I am aware of that, but nevertheless she acted in german movies.
@@HarryLime-rl1km Calm dow. Most of Liselotte Pulver's movies are from Germany. I only know one Swiss movie where she is in. Her husband was the German actor Helmut Schmid.
was hab ich bei dem Film gelacht, danke fürs erinnern
I love all of Billy Wilder's movies, but one, two, three is his best, it's unique!
@ 4.13 one of the reasons why this classic film was completely banned in Finland until 1986.
Jokes about Stalin were banned in Finland?
This scene kills me every single time.
The Great Frederick Hollander, composer of the Blue Angel theme, and of Die Ruine von Berlin...you have got to be a truly great musician, to portray a truly bad one!!!
It needs a good musician to portray a bad one!
Friedrich Holländer! Sth.Friedrich Hollaender, because the Engl. speaking guys do not know the lettter "ä".
Einer der besten Filme dieser Zeit🤣
Here in Hungary we never had the chance to watch this "cold war" comedy until 1989.
Look on the bright side. You got to see it because the nuclear war we were all fearing never happened. Comedy won over Communism. 😜
@Tibor Mészáros wrote:" Here in Hungary we never had the chance to watch this "cold war" comedy until 1989."
Although here in the Federal Republic of Germany, we, of course, did have the chance to watch it anytime nobody could really enjoy it since, while the film was being shot, the notorious Berlin Wall was built on August 13, 1961. The shooting of the film had begun in June 1961 and was thus disrupted so that the Brandenburger Tor had to be "rebuilt" in a studio in München to complete it. The film was kind of re-discovered in November 1989.
In case you did not know it: The plot is based on a 1920s play by Austrian-Hungarian Ferenc Molnár (1878-1952), adopted to the cold war east/west confrontation in Berlin, and the actual script was written by another Austrian-Hungarian, namely Billy -Samuel- Wilder (plus IAL Diamond).
Also in Czechoslovakia. Tibor, l am sure you already know this amazing comedy has been written by Hungarian.
@@soists2558The re-discovery really happened in 1987. It wasn't due to the fall of the wall (which had not yet happened) but because a new generation of west Germans were able to enjoy sarcasm about the cold war.
@1:16 James Cagney: "I said Karl Marx, not Groucho". For those who forgot: Groucho was the spiritus rector of the legendary Marx Brothers (in part with German roots) Groucho, Chico, Harpo, Zeppo, and Gummo.
hilarious, didn't even notice that line til this comment!
I've also wondered if the Saber Dance was actually intentional-its composer, the Armenian Aram Katchaturian, lived in Berlin in the 1920s and early 1930s, and was a Conservatory professor there, at the time...
It goes so well with the scene. Also during the chase to the airport.
Brilliant!
thanks, billy
Band Leader Norman Fell! 🙂
Liselotte Pulver was a really hot chick
The swiss Doris Day
Good bye, Ralf Wolter, R.I.P.
🤣🤣🤣GENIAL, HUMOR DER DEN GROßEN MÄCHTEN FEHLT!!!
youtube - das bildungsfernsehen : jetzt weiss ich sogar, was "olmützer quargel" ist....
Ja wir haben keinen Bananen!
🤣Ja hatten wir bis zur Wende, wenn's nicht gerade Leipziger Messe war, nicht. Der Film ist klasse! So nach dem Motto "Jeder ist käuflich".
@Bettina Gerloff: Wenn in den beiden Aushängeschildern Leipzig oder Ost-Berlin Messe war und es dort Sonderrationen an Bananen (oder richtigen Orangen statt der schon verfärbten Dinger aus Kuba) gab, wie war das dann im Rest des Landes? Außerhalb blieben die Fallsbeutel trotzdem meistens leer. Als weltweit die Computerei anfing, wurde der Begriff EDV im Volkmund umgedeutet als Ende Des Versorgungsgebietes. Solche Schilder sollten an der Stadtgrenze von Ost-Berlin angebracht werden, war die bitterböse Pointe dieses Witzes. Natürlich mit der Schrift nach innen für diejenigen, die die Stadt in Richtung Brandenburg usw. verlassen wollten. Alles außerhalb dieser beiden Renommierstädte für ausländische Besucher des Klassenfeindes war Provinz, die man vernachlässigen durfte.
Lilo Pulver, was für ein Schatz
Also, the outer facade of "Grand Hotel Potemkin" was actually the remains of Anhalter Bahnhof-one of Berlin's main train stations before the War, and the main exit point for Jews being deported to Poland in the early War years...opposite this station, there was a real-life "Grand Hotel"-the Hotel Excelsior-Berlin's biggest Hotel...
Ringedingding!
"Yes, We Have No Bananas" is silly enough in its original English. In German it's completely ridiculous.
Lilo Pulver is sizzling hot as Cagney's secretary, Fräulein Ingeborg. Ring-a-ding-ding!
And she has a really evil cackle over Russian women's homeliness.
Also the meaning of the song changed. While the original was about a banana shortage because a disease, the shortage in east berlin was because of communism. Which made it even funnier in this context.
I love polka dots!
Dankeschön
^^ in English they say hotrod but in German they say Klapperkiste which somehow literally means banger 😉
Bester Film ever :D
Small thing, but big thing, but aaaanything...
Grüße an dass hr4 Team und an unsere sprengmeisterin Britta lohmann thank all people of the roten Hamm und all people of the World for the Musik a nice month euer besoffene elch sabine achim reutlingshoefer und gerlinde huebel haben zwei haftbefehle
💔 ...
Herrlich ...
Aber was ist los mit der Film-Qualität !??
Deutlich mehr Mühe kann man sich ruhig
geben - es handelt sich schließlich
um einen Film von Billy Wilder !!!!
❤❤❤❤ hello again See you later Sabine usw ❤❤❤❤❤
0:13 The great Friedrich Holländer. Wrote many hits. His "Ich bin von Kopf bis Fuß auf Liebe eingestellt" was even honored by the Beatles by performing it in their Hamburg-times!For example on the LP "Live at the Starclub"
Dated movie but for those in lived in the Cold War era, still funny.
Nichts ist veraltet. Jeder weiß, wann und wo die Handlung stattfindet. Den historischen und politischen Hintergrund sollte auch jeder kennen.
But, probably, the "Grand Hotel Potemkin", was also probably a caricature of the "New Hotel Adlon"-a sad try of the DDR at trying to capitalize on the prewar Adlon, in its location-actually, a rump, semiruined remainder of the grand old hotel, only partially rebuilt, and shabbily maintained and staffed, very similar to this pathetic "Grand Hotel Potemkin"...
@Antonio Perez
Thanks for these details worth knowing. I'ld like to add this here: The entire so-called German Democratic Republik was a caricature of a sovereign country, but those 16 million Germans inside its border could not laugh about it. And the entire country was a kind of big Potemkin village.
As to its alleged sovereignty cf @1:55 "we cannot interfere withe the internal affairs of the sovereign republic of East Germany"). Script writer Billy Wilder did not use their official political name GDR but simply the geographical description East Germany.
It May be hilarious but nevertheless quite sexist
Gangsterjagd ist anstrengend er als arbeiten gruesse an der dass hr4 Team ARD ZDF und MDR Harry Potter Film
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