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If I remember from the book, Buttercup didn't marry Humperdink by CHOICE. Humperdink was looking for a bride and Buttercup's parents offered her to him
I got eo many Easter eggs on this movie. Not only did I do editing on this. But I know some stories on Andre (rest in peace) that guy could drink a lot of beer. I can drink a lot of whiskey. Funny editing on your video. Btw. The replay bits. Nice
At no point did I ever think the Grandfather was Wesley (there's a slight several hundred year gap between Wesley's time and an Atari). I think the Grandfather was just saying I love you to his grandkid :)
I had never thought or seen someone think that they were the same person and then today this is the second d video I’ve seen that’s thought or said that there the same person. Lol.
Well sure, but that's no Atari. That's a Commodore 64. Even the Atari 7800 didn't offer graphics like that, the best graphics I remember in an Atari Baseball game was "Realsports Baseball" and it looked nothing like that.
I love how the near universal reaction to the Prince is 'hey, he looks like Lord Farquaad...' They did a really good job referencing this guy in Shrek, if so many people can make the retroactive connection.
Great facial expressions Tori! So the grandfather is not supposed to be Westley, although you can certainly interpret the movie in that way if you want. "As you wish" means "I love you" in this movie. He's telling his grandson that he loves him, which is still the sweetest, most wholesome way to end a movie that I've ever seen.
While obviously the grandfather is not Westley, my take on this is that this family IS the descendants of Westley and Buttercup. Consider that all kids eventually wonder about their parent's histories. The story starts out as just another 'how I met your mother/father' that because of how purely epic the tale is gets told again and again. Eventually it's written down to preserve for posterity and then a few generations later gets published. The copy of the book the grandfather reads looks like it could be a first edition, perhaps even THE first copy. And thus is the story preserved.
Mine always goes between the old lady’s, “Bow down to the queen of slime, the queen of filth, the queen of puuuutrescence!” And Inigo’s, “Let me explain. No, there is too much. Let me sum up.”
A few years ago there was talk of doing a "Princess Bride Reboot". Cary Elwes was asked his opinion about remaking the movie. His response could not have been better. He saud "There is a shortgae of perfect movies in this world, it would be a pity to ruin this one" The talks of a reboot stopped immediately.
Check out the one made during the pandemic from home movie footage by a variety of stars. It’s Cary Elwes approved and I’ll leave it at that. :-) That and reactions like this always send me back to watch the whole thing. Such a wonderful film!
@@ElisabethKisselstein So true, that was amazing, and I have to say, hands down the BEST performance in that has to be Jason Segel, i swear if I didn't know it wasn't, I would swear that they just dubbed over his part with the original actor's audio. His impression is mind blowing. I won't say who he plays in the to avoid spoilers, but if you've seen it, you know who he was and how mind-blowingly perfect his impression was.
Andre the Giant loved working on this movie. Everyone was extremely kind and loved being around him. He was so gentle but also had severe back pain that he couldn't hold Buttercup in his arms without help. A great human being.
he nearly didn't perform the role either. When they first tried to get him in it they found he was scheduled to perform a wrestling match in japan in which he was getting paid a fortune for it. Luckily the match got cancelled and Andre was able to perform the role
In that final sword fight with the 6 fingered man, Mandy Patinkin was channeling his grief over losing his own father to cancer when he was only 18. So that line, "I want my father back you son of a bitch!" was heartfelt. Years later, 2021, Mandy confirmed this rumor when a fan reached out with a video after losing her own father to cancer and how that line resonated with her now after her loss. Patinkin responded to the video, confirming that it was true. "First of all, your dad is taking care of you. Secondly, it is true. 100% true,". "From the minute I read the script, I said I'm gonna do this part because in my mind, if I get the six-fingered guy (his father's murderer) that means I kill the cancer that killed my dad."
I remember in an interview with Christopher Guest (Count Rugen), he was saying that he was genuinely scared of Mandy in that scene from the shear hatred being directed at him.
I love the fact that Ynigo spent 20 years in search of revenge and once he killed Count Rugen, he figured he was done with it. But with Wesley turning over the mantle of the Dread Pirate Roberts, whose ship is named Revenge, he's right back in the Revenge business. 😁
My favorite tidbit I've read is that the movie had been shot except for the Grandpa/Grandson scenes. Andre went to the set just so Fred could meet him and answered all his wrestling questions. Andre sent him a Christmas card every year until he passed and he looked forward to it the most.
That "As you wish" is just Grandpa telling his grandson he loves him. Knowing the way my mom loves our kids made me realize the deep love grandparents can have for their grandchildren and made me feel emotional (my dad unfortunately passed away years ago). It's a great ending.
Inigo and Fessicks friendship is one of the best in cinema When Vincinni mocks and makes Fessick feel bad Inigo begins the rhyming game to cheer Fessick up and annoy Vincinni When Fessick sees Ingio in trouble with the Brute squad he immediately helps his friend and sobers him up They are adorable.
@@tonyberezowski7859 It's a famous caveat attributed to many famous military leaders including MacArthur, Mongomery, and Eisenhower (all comically anachronistic to the period setting of "The Princess Bride"). I don't know if anyone really knows who said it first. I mentioned it because Vietnam was a land war where I lost part of my right leg. Hence my comparison to "gallows humor."
10:51 My younger brother used to try and reenact this scene with me all the time when we were kids. I was 14 and 6'2" and 250lbs, and he was 10 and about 75lbs. His performance was always complete with the grunting and trying to lift me.
The big quotes in my family are "Is this a kissing book?" (for every kissing or love scenen in every other movie), and "Have fun storming the castle!" (almost every time someone leaves the house).
The grandfather said the book has been read to him, and that he read it to his son. So if there was a familial connection to Wesley, it would have to be the kid's Great Grandfather or earlier. I think it is just a favorite book handed down by the family.
I love that Tori recognized Andre The Giant immediately. Most people don't. He expressions during the movie remind me of people who saw this in the theater. (Me included) My favorite phrase from this movie is one a lot of people love: " My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father, prepare to die." Miracle Max and his wife are played by Billy Crystal and Carol Kane, two very funny actors in the 80's. Have fun storming the castle. 😊
William Goldman, the actual author of the book, and the screenwriter, said he asked his two young daughters what they wanted him to write a story for them about. One daughter wanted a story about a Princess, the other wanted a story about a bride. The Princess Bride. Goldman is a brilliant screen writer., We read his first novel in high school in the 70s, "The Temple of Gold"...
One little detail I love about the Inigo fight with Count Rugen that a lot of people miss is that in addition to the cheek cuts that he makes, there's more. All of the wounds he gives him mirror the ones Rugen gives to Inigo during the fight. There's the stabs in the shoulder and armpit area and the coup de grace is where Rugen threw the dagger into Inigo's gut.
"I want my father back you son of a bitch." Mandy Patinkin said in an interview that his father had died the year before he did this movie. When he said that line he was saying it to the cancer that killed his father. That is why it is so powerful.
Fun fact: Vizzini is played by Wallace Shawn, who would later voice act for several Pixar movies. His roles include Rex in the Toy Story franchise and the Gilbert Huph (Bob Parr’s boss) in The Incredibles. Fun fact #2: the miracle worker is played by Billy Crystal, who would later play Mike Wyzowski in Monsters Inc
Favorite Line: "We'll never survive! Nonsense, you're only saying that because no one ever has." Line I quote the most: "Have fun storming the castle!"
Inigo Montoya: "Is very strange. I have been in the revenge business so long, now that it's over, I don't know what to do with the rest of my life." Westley: "Have you ever considered piracy? You'd make a wonderful Dread Pirate Roberts." This is my favorite quote.
The girl that played Buttercup says Andre the Giant was really sweet, but in a funny way sometimes. She says one time, the crew went horseback riding when they had some time off from shooting and got caught in freezing rain on their way back. She says that Andre saw her shivering and placed his hand on her head like a hat. She says that aside from it warming her up and keeping the rain off her surprisingly well, the gesture made her feel safe.
thank you so much for such a flattering comment ❤🎬😊 I grew up watching wrestling due to having a brother so he's definitely a face ive seen before haha 😅
Reactions to The Princess Bride are my favorite videos to watch! It's the reason I got hooked on reaction videos. Tori's reaction to finding out about Westley was gold. But then it was topped by seeing Count Rugen's right hand! My favorite line has always been, "The pit of despair. Don't even think (cough clears throat) (deeper voice) Don't even think about trying to escape." My own theory is that Grandpa (Rest In Peace, Peter Falk) is a descendant of Westley and Buttercup.
The grandfather was played by Peter Falk, who played "Columbo". If you're going to react to a film or tv program, I suggest that one. He was one of the finest actors in show business. May he rest in peace.
Absolutely one of the best, and naturally funny as well. He had a wonderfully wide range in his acting style, which you might not expect. He also had been blinded in one eye due to a childhood illness and had a glass eye, about which he was very good-natured.
@@bobbuethe1477 "The Cheap Detective" is a fantastic take-off of a bunch of Bogart movies, and Falk does a great Bogart. But before that movie, you need to watch "Murder By Death", where Falk's detective character first appears.
@melenatorr I've never seen Murder by Death, but l hear it's funny. Falk plays a Bogart-style character in both, but his character in Murder by Death is Sam Diamond, and in The Cheap Detective he's Lou Peckinpaugh.
No, the voice of Augrah in the Dark Crystal was Billie Whitelaw. Modern audiences may best recognize her as the small-town-hotel receptionist in the action comedy Hot Fuzz (2007). The actress show _here_ is Margery Mason, born 1913. She performed into her nineties, with her last film roles being bit parts in Les Misérables (1998), Love Actually (2003), and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005).
There are those who say that Monty Python is The Most Quotable something or other... This movie is, unquestionably, One Long Quotable Quote. And I adore it.
I have two favorite lines (one from the movie and one that was only in the book). Movie: Westley: "In a few minutes we'll be safe in the Fire Swamp." Buttercup: "We'll never survive." Westley: "Nonsense. You're only saying that because no one ever has." Westley delivered that last line without a hint of exaggeration or irony. He really meant that nobody else would survive, but he was 100% positive that they would. Book quote: "Life isn't fair, it's just fairer than death, that's all."
This movie did not do well at the box office when it first came out. The young unknown actors remained unknown and continued to struggle to find work. Years later, Cary Elwes (Wesley) was in New York City going from audition to audition and stopped in a Diner for some lunch. He ordered a hamburger. The waitress asked him how he wanted it cooked. He said, "medium rare." She smiled and said, "As you wish." That's how Cary found out that the movie was doing much better as a video tape rental than it had in theaters...
@@RuntotheMovies I've seen Cary tell it a few times. Here's a short clip of him telling it: ruclips.net/user/clipUgkxZAAZTFe0ZpBMyvsyfF_phsUT1U0exkE8?si=d__qIM4jL3fJ52Hg
I definitely thought the Grandpa was Westley when I was a really little kid, but when I got older I realized "Wait a sec, that makes no sense. The story took place in medieval times and the Grandpa is alive in the 1980s." It's a fun thought though, and very sweet that the Grandpa also used it to mean I love you.
This movie is based on an actual book called "The Princess Bride: S. Morgenstern's Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventure, The "Good Parts" Version " by William Goldman and it's the fictional story about how Goldman's father (grandfather in the movie) read The Princess Bride to him when he was a child, but it was later when he read it himself as a adult he found out that the book was atrociously long and boring, so he did for others what his father had done. He wrote an abridged version of the book, leaving out the boring stuff of Florinese history, 20 pages of stuff nobody cares about like everything a woman packs in her luggage, 2 pages of her trip, then another 23 pages of her unpacking everything she just packed 2 pages ago. He inserts paraprhasing of what he "cut" along the way (in my copy these annotations were in red.) There is also more than happens at the end we don't see in the movie, exactly because we are seeing it as the child, not as the adult. The way they kept that framing and therefore left out the "true" ending is one of the things that makes the movie truly a perfect take on the book. It's basically a parody of Lord of the Rings and other insanely long books like it. You definitely should check out the book, as it's one of the few movies I've seen that truly lives up to the book, and that's another reason I think as a movie it's stood the test of time. Funny enough, for a couple years after reading the book in a college fantasy literature class (this was in 1996 when the internet was in it's infancy) I wanted to read the original... Couldn't find it and that's when I finally realized there is no such book as "The Princess Bride: S. Morgenstern's Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventure."
So the book AND the movie were written by the same person at around the same time, William Goldman. It just took him less time to get the book published than it took to get the movie produced. Just for the record, he also wrote the original screenplay for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
Since this movie came out, the Fire Swamp has become one the most popular Honeymoon destinations in the world. It was very fun watching this with you both.
I love how they snuck in a "go f yourself", when the member of the Brute Squad yells "Ho there" at Inigo and Inigo says "keep your joder", in Spanish, joder means "to f*ck" so telling him to keep it is telling him to f himself.
The grandfather isn't Wesley. It was just a nice way to bring back the phrase from the story at the end of the movie. I've read the director brought back the grandfather after the movie finished filming to re-read the line because he wasn't happy with his original delivery.
The Dark Crystal.. Yes!!! And also no. Its so cool that you knew one of my favorite childhood movies. But her voice, Augra... was actually Frank Oz.. And I always wanted a Fizzgig.
She is jenny, in Forrest Gump!RIP to Andre the Giant! Billy Crystal as miracle max, his must watches are, When Harry met Sally, Throw momma from the Train, City Slickers 1-2. He got a laugh when a guy sitting at a table near him in a restaurant asked Billy what he ordered. Then he told Billy he himself got a BLT. And then told Billy," it's great when the bacon is lean, it's nice and leeeeeeen!" Mind blown...what if grandpa is a offspring of Wesley or Indigo? 😮😮😮
That was an adorable, fun reaction! I don't think he's Wesley - it's a fairy tale after all - I think he's just using the book's line to tell his grandson he loves him. A super sweet, touching ending. Anyways, I love your channel, I love your reactions and I also realize how much I love Philly watching your channel! Or at least people from it! :D Thanks! That was a blast!
Margery Mason played the booing woman, but Billie Whitelaw was the voice of Aughra. Her last film was as the hotelier Joyce Cooper in Hot Fuzz. If you've not seen that yet I heartily recommend it.
Great reaction as usual you two. So glad you watched this classic. The theme behind the theme was sometimes as young kids we don't see grandparents as fun. The whole story you can see the grandson getting more and more invested in the story and how his grandpa tells the tale. He realizes how wonderful it is to hear the tale told by his grandpa. It hits in the end as when the grandson asks his grandpa to come back and read. As one commenter said, like "as you wish" was grandpa telling his grandson I love you but so great it was line from story. This is a beautiful movie about love and that our grandparents bring vast amounts of knowledge and lore to our lives. They are our are history :)
The video game Fallout New Vegas pays tribute to this movie. There's a location named "Broc Flower Cave" where if you target some of the giant rats inside it will show up as an ROUS.
My favorite RttM ladies watching my favorite movie? Sign me up cos I'm here for it! And, yeah, I'm here for Tori's facial expressions. 😀 Love your reactions! And Hannah's pouts are just too cute too. 🙂 Great zoom work to the editing team too. 🙂 Some of my fondest memories relate to this movie. When I was 22 I met a young woman and started a long distance relationship with her as she lived in NY State and I lived in Tennessee (I met her when she was in town visiting her aunt, uncle, and cousins who I vaguely knew through friends of mine). We loved this movie and watched it frequently when I, on a whim, moved up to live near her for the winter (literally made the decision after working a double one night, stayed up all night packing, and drove the 14 hours north the next morning. I was impulsive). We would quote it back and forth to each other often, and always enjoyed it. The relationship lasted three years, but we're still great friends now 30 years later, and we'll still drop lines from this movie into our conversations. 😀 When my best friend got married when I was 25, I was the best man and two of our friends were groomsmen. We were standing around at the rehearsal in our spots the day before the wedding when one of the groomsmen suddenly said, "Mawwiage." Both groomsmen and I burst out laughing, but the next day during the ceremony we couldn't make eye contact with each other, or even look in each other's direction for fear that we'd burst out laughing thinking "Mawwaige." 😀 Grandpa's "As you wish." still brings a tear to my eye at the end of the movie. He wasn't Westley of course, just using his way of saying "I love you." to his grandson and telling him he'd be back to read the book the next day. Such an awesome movie on so many levels! I also love that the entire swordfight was done by Cary Elwes (Westley) and Mandy Patinkin (Inigo), except for Westley's gymnastic leap from the heights. They practiced and practiced so hard for that and they made it look amazing! Cary Elwes wrote a memoir of making the movie called "As You Wish" that is a wonderful read. Highly recommended!
I've yet to find a better example of comedic timing than when Westley says "Rodents of Unusual Size? I don't think they exist," and the R.O.U.S. *immediately* flies into his face from off-screen.
A few years before this movie came out I gave my sister a paperback copy of the book. Many years later she gifted me with a beautiful hardcover copy. I still have it on my bookshelf, and I treasure it.
This movie is perfection. The score, editing, costumes, sets, and cast are brilliant. The book is unique and differs from the movie. Once you read the book after watching the movie, you truly will appreciate this film. Grandpa was just telling his grandkid, "I love you," when he said, "As you wish." The story is set in a fantasy world, and Grandpa is modern day. This film is so good you want Grandpa to be Wesley.
Love your reactions to The Princess Bride, it is one of those films that you cannot help but get engrossed in. Count Rugen (the six fingered man) is actor Christopher Guest who is married to Jamie Lee Curtis.
@@CoastalNomadHe has a role in almost every Rob Reiner movie. The biggest one is the guitarist from This is Spinal Tap. In that movie, his amp went up to 11, just like his fingers in this one. :)
The woman who played the ancient boo-er in the crowd was an actress named Margery Mason. She had a long career in film and TV. You might know her from the Harry Potter movie, The Goblet of Fire. She was the sweets trolly lady.
My most beloved line in this movie is not "As You Wish" or even "My name is Inigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die." It is: "Have fun storming the castle!"
Miracle Max is awesome... and Billy Crytal btw... not everyone catches that with the make up (assuming the commenter knows... more for others who may be reading)
"We are men of action. Lies do not become us." All others were basicly there. Except for "Fessic! Are there rocks ahead?" "If there are, we'll soon be dead!" ^_^
I used to wonder how Inigo could sustain the knife wound and the the stab of each arm, and still defeat the Count. Someone in the comments of another reaction pointed out how Inigo kisses the miracle pill right before he gives it to Wesley, thereby giving him some of it’s healing powers.
When I was a kid my aunt and uncle had a satellite dish (a big deal at the time) and sent us VHS tapes of a bunch of movies. There were several good ones, but we absolutely couldn't get enough of Princess Bride, Ghostbusters and Spaceballs. All these years later and I just realized that Inigo's going to be a pirate who can't swim.
Some of my Favorite Lines..... The Fessik/Indigo Rhymming....... "....... I think does not mean what you think it means...." "He is only Mostly Dead........ " "You are the Brute Squad"
Two quick stories from the making of the movie: 1) When the 6-fingered man hits Wesley over the head with the pommel of his sword to take him back to the Pit of Dispair, he actually knocked him out cold! They called an ambulance and everything. 2) When they were rehearsing the scene on the wall where they give Wesley the Miracle Pill, Andre the Giant let slip a huge rumbling fart that he’d been holding in that, according to the recording engineer, lasted 19 seconds (!) and brought the whole thing to a stop. Supposedly after an awkward silence director Rob Reiner asked “Are you okay?” and Andre smiled and said “8 am now boss.”
"Good bye boys. Good luck storming the castle." -Miracle Max "It'll take a miracle... Good bye." Thanks ladies for your energy in your reactions. I enjoy watching y'all comment on the movies. You're entertaining as always. Keep on keeping on and Gritos.
20:09 Thank you for mentioning this, as I learned something in looking up the answer. I always thought that Aughra was voiced by Frank Oz. But it turns out that although he was her puppeteer, her voice was supplied by Billie Honor Whitelaw. Whereas the "Boo!" lady in this film was acted by Margery Mason.
Margery Mason was the old hag "booing" Princess Buttercup.According to IMDB the voice of Aughra in the Dark Crystal was Frank Oz who was also the voice of Yoda and worked the Yoda puppet in the Star Wars movies where Yoda was not CGI
I love this movie... everything about it. Having said that... high points for me- Fezzik. Literally everything about his character. Inigo's revenge. If you ever get to see Mandy Patinkin speak about his role here- it was shortly after his father died of cancer. He nailed the feeling. I love that it was told as a story being told to the sick kid. It's such a creative way to tell the story. And Carol Kane as Miracle Max's wife... she's a delight in everything she does.
I love that you tossed bert in there for "the machine" ever since I heard that story for the first time I've always pictured that when its talked about. "The machiiiiiine"
When the video was being recorded and the girls said, "The Machine" one after the other, I knew instantly that I had to insert him into the edit. It was just too perfect. I'm glad you enjoyed it. 😸
He reminds everyone who saw Shrek first of Farquad. I'm sure he was part of the inspiration for his 'look'. Tori looked a 'little nervous' when the eel attacked. Andre the Giant was an absolute legend. He was prouder of this film than any of his wrestling. It's a shame gigantism always comes with health problems.
Farquad was a combination of Humperdink and Michael Eisner, former CEO of Disney. Many of the Dreamwork's staff came from Disney and hated Eisner so they gave Farquad Eisner's face. And if you say his name with an English accent it sounds very much like f*ckwad and that was completely intentional.
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What other movie do you consider to be perfect?
If I remember from the book, Buttercup didn't marry Humperdink by CHOICE.
Humperdink was looking for a bride and Buttercup's parents offered her to him
Casablanca (1942), Rear Window (1954), To Catch A Thief (1955), Bullitt (1968) The Shootist (1976)
A Man Called Otto (2023)
Major League, The Replacements, The New Guy, True Lies.
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I got eo many Easter eggs on this movie. Not only did I do editing on this. But I know some stories on Andre (rest in peace) that guy could drink a lot of beer. I can drink a lot of whiskey. Funny editing on your video. Btw. The replay bits. Nice
At no point did I ever think the Grandfather was Wesley (there's a slight several hundred year gap between Wesley's time and an Atari). I think the Grandfather was just saying I love you to his grandkid :)
I had never thought or seen someone think that they were the same person and then today this is the second d video I’ve seen that’s thought or said that there the same person. Lol.
Well sure, but that's no Atari. That's a Commodore 64. Even the Atari 7800 didn't offer graphics like that, the best graphics I remember in an Atari Baseball game was "Realsports Baseball" and it looked nothing like that.
It never occurred to me. It’s an interesting theory. I don’t think it changes anything on the whole.
People think this?
@@baron7755 Bright people do not.
Tori has not seen this movie before?! Inconceivable!
You use that phrase I do not think you mean what you mean
“Tori has not seen this movie before?!”
Now I bet she will watch it many times more.
I was gonna say the exact same thing
Lmfao 😂😂😂😂 best comment ever
I brought a copy of the movie in case we every find Tori, the lady. HELLO LADY!!!!!
When my kids leave the house, I often say "Have fun storming the castle!"
Max, editor, here. At my day job I have someone who says that whenever anyone leaves the office.
I love how the near universal reaction to the Prince is 'hey, he looks like Lord Farquaad...' They did a really good job referencing this guy in Shrek, if so many people can make the retroactive connection.
Great facial expressions Tori! So the grandfather is not supposed to be Westley, although you can certainly interpret the movie in that way if you want. "As you wish" means "I love you" in this movie. He's telling his grandson that he loves him, which is still the sweetest, most wholesome way to end a movie that I've ever seen.
My favorite line of the whole movie... when Grandpa says it.
While obviously the grandfather is not Westley, my take on this is that this family IS the descendants of Westley and Buttercup. Consider that all kids eventually wonder about their parent's histories. The story starts out as just another 'how I met your mother/father' that because of how purely epic the tale is gets told again and again. Eventually it's written down to preserve for posterity and then a few generations later gets published. The copy of the book the grandfather reads looks like it could be a first edition, perhaps even THE first copy. And thus is the story preserved.
@@Frank-vn9rg Don't forget it's many sequels, each one better than the last....
Favorite line? That’s tough, there are so many. I’m gonna go with grandpa saying “Yes, you’re very smart. Now shaddup.”
Mine definitely is "as you wish" ❤
Mine always goes between the old lady’s, “Bow down to the queen of slime, the queen of filth, the queen of puuuutrescence!” And Inigo’s, “Let me explain. No, there is too much. Let me sum up.”
A few years ago there was talk of doing a "Princess Bride Reboot". Cary Elwes was asked his opinion about remaking the movie. His response could not have been better. He saud
"There is a shortgae of perfect movies in this world, it would be a pity to ruin this one"
The talks of a reboot stopped immediately.
Check out the one made during the pandemic from home movie footage by a variety of stars. It’s Cary Elwes approved and I’ll leave it at that. :-) That and reactions like this always send me back to watch the whole thing. Such a wonderful film!
What a perfect response!
That may be the best response I've heard to any question in my entire life. Improving upon it would be inconceivable.
yup..."stop re-booting "everything"!...."... ):
@@ElisabethKisselstein So true, that was amazing, and I have to say, hands down the BEST performance in that has to be Jason Segel, i swear if I didn't know it wasn't, I would swear that they just dubbed over his part with the original actor's audio. His impression is mind blowing. I won't say who he plays in the to avoid spoilers, but if you've seen it, you know who he was and how mind-blowingly perfect his impression was.
Andre the Giant loved working on this movie. Everyone was extremely kind and loved being around him. He was so gentle but also had severe back pain that he couldn't hold Buttercup in his arms without help. A great human being.
he nearly didn't perform the role either. When they first tried to get him in it they found he was scheduled to perform a wrestling match in japan in which he was getting paid a fortune for it.
Luckily the match got cancelled and Andre was able to perform the role
In that final sword fight with the 6 fingered man, Mandy Patinkin was channeling his grief over losing his own father to cancer when he was only 18. So that line, "I want my father back you son of a bitch!" was heartfelt. Years later, 2021, Mandy confirmed this rumor when a fan reached out with a video after losing her own father to cancer and how that line resonated with her now after her loss.
Patinkin responded to the video, confirming that it was true.
"First of all, your dad is taking care of you. Secondly, it is true. 100% true,". "From the minute I read the script, I said I'm gonna do this part because in my mind, if I get the six-fingered guy (his father's murderer) that means I kill the cancer that killed my dad."
I remember in an interview with Christopher Guest (Count Rugen), he was saying that he was genuinely scared of Mandy in that scene from the shear hatred being directed at him.
I love the fact that Ynigo spent 20 years in search of revenge and once he killed Count Rugen, he figured he was done with it. But with Wesley turning over the mantle of the Dread Pirate Roberts, whose ship is named Revenge, he's right back in the Revenge business. 😁
You're right! 🤯
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Holy shit I've seen this movie literally hundreds of times and I never picked up on this. Bravo
My favorite tidbit I've read is that the movie had been shot except for the Grandpa/Grandson scenes. Andre went to the set just so Fred could meet him and answered all his wrestling questions. Andre sent him a Christmas card every year until he passed and he looked forward to it the most.
Wow!
That "As you wish" is just Grandpa telling his grandson he loves him. Knowing the way my mom loves our kids made me realize the deep love grandparents can have for their grandchildren and made me feel emotional (my dad unfortunately passed away years ago). It's a great ending.
they miss some really obvious things
@@dturasky19 i've seen some others miss that. i don't get why.
It's 2023 and you're just now watching this movie for the first time..... inconceivable!
Inconceivable!
Inconceivable!
Inigo and Fessicks friendship is one of the best in cinema
When Vincinni mocks and makes Fessick feel bad
Inigo begins the rhyming game to cheer Fessick up and annoy Vincinni
When Fessick sees Ingio in trouble with the Brute squad he immediately helps his friend and sobers him up
They are adorable.
"As you wish" is totally my favorite line. It's how I answer my wife when she asks me to do something.
Love it !!!
It most certainly became one of mine as well 😊
"Leave us a comment with your favorite line..."
"Aaaaasssss yoooouuuuuu wiiiiissshhhh!"
Favorite line is, "Nonsense. You're only saying that because no one ever has." Gotta love the attitude.
It may be a bit like gallows humor, but as a disabled Vietnam veteran, my favorite line is "Never get involved in a land war in Asia."
I always thought that was a veiled reference to the boardgame Risk!
@@tonyberezowski7859 It's a famous caveat attributed to many famous military leaders including MacArthur, Mongomery, and Eisenhower (all comically anachronistic to the period setting of "The Princess Bride"). I don't know if anyone really knows who said it first. I mentioned it because Vietnam was a land war where I lost part of my right leg. Hence my comparison to "gallows humor."
10:51 My younger brother used to try and reenact this scene with me all the time when we were kids. I was 14 and 6'2" and 250lbs, and he was 10 and about 75lbs. His performance was always complete with the grunting and trying to lift me.
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The big quotes in my family are "Is this a kissing book?" (for every kissing or love scenen in every other movie), and "Have fun storming the castle!" (almost every time someone leaves the house).
The grandfather said the book has been read to him, and that he read it to his son.
So if there was a familial connection to Wesley, it would have to be the kid's Great Grandfather or earlier.
I think it is just a favorite book handed down by the family.
I love that Tori recognized Andre The Giant immediately. Most people don't. He expressions during the movie remind me of people who saw this in the theater. (Me included)
My favorite phrase from this movie is one a lot of people love: " My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father, prepare to die." Miracle Max and his wife are played by Billy Crystal and Carol Kane, two very funny actors in the 80's. Have fun storming the castle. 😊
Have fun storming the castle!
Watching Tori's face Is so wonderful.
Thank you so much 😊❤🎬
William Goldman, the actual author of the book, and the screenwriter, said he asked his two young daughters what they wanted him to write a story for them about. One daughter wanted a story about a Princess, the other wanted a story about a bride. The Princess Bride. Goldman is a brilliant screen writer., We read his first novel in high school in the 70s, "The Temple of Gold"...
He also wrote Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid.
One little detail I love about the Inigo fight with Count Rugen that a lot of people miss is that in addition to the cheek cuts that he makes, there's more. All of the wounds he gives him mirror the ones Rugen gives to Inigo during the fight. There's the stabs in the shoulder and armpit area and the coup de grace is where Rugen threw the dagger into Inigo's gut.
"I want my father back you son of a bitch."
Mandy Patinkin said in an interview that his father had died the year before he did this movie. When he said that line he was saying it to the cancer that killed his father. That is why it is so powerful.
"Bye-bye, boys! Have fun storming the castle!"
"Do you think they can make it?"
" it would take a miracle!"
"Do you think it'll work?"
Have fun storming the castle!
I think he said I love you. I love him. What a fantastic grandfather!
...and yes, I know it's a movie.
"Get used to disappointment."
"Okay."
Is among my favorites. I mention it because it tickles me and seems to be over looked as far as brilliant lines.
I picked up on that line when I first saw it in 1990 or so.
He's just resigns to the disappointment so easily. 😆
Fun fact: Vizzini is played by Wallace Shawn, who would later voice act for several Pixar movies. His roles include Rex in the Toy Story franchise and the Gilbert Huph (Bob Parr’s boss) in The Incredibles.
Fun fact #2: the miracle worker is played by Billy Crystal, who would later play Mike Wyzowski in Monsters Inc
Fun Fact #3: Fezzik is played by legendary pro wrestler, Andre the Giant; who's had many matches against Hulk Hogan
Seeing Wallace Shawn in this made me watch "My Dinner With Andre". Loved it.
On TV, Shawn is also known for playing the Grand Nagus of the Ferengi on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" and Dr. Sturgis on "Young Sheldon."
Fun Fact #4: Prince Humperdink was played by Chris Sarandon, who played Jack Skellington in "A Nightmare Before Christmas".
Fun Fact #5: The total weight of every single ant on Earth exceeds the total weight of every human on the planet.
Favorite Line: "We'll never survive! Nonsense, you're only saying that because no one ever has."
Line I quote the most: "Have fun storming the castle!"
Have fun storming the castle!
Best line ever is “Hello, my name is Indigo Montoya, you killed my father, repare to die.
Favorite line, “You’ve been mostly dead all day.”
Inigo Montoya: "Is very strange. I have been in the revenge business so long, now that it's over, I don't know what to do with the rest of my life."
Westley: "Have you ever considered piracy? You'd make a wonderful Dread Pirate Roberts."
This is my favorite quote.
The girl that played Buttercup says Andre the Giant was really sweet, but in a funny way sometimes. She says one time, the crew went horseback riding when they had some time off from shooting and got caught in freezing rain on their way back. She says that Andre saw her shivering and placed his hand on her head like a hat. She says that aside from it warming her up and keeping the rain off her surprisingly well, the gesture made her feel safe.
I love that Tori recognized Andre the Giant. Tori is one of my favorite reactors.
thank you so much for such a flattering comment ❤🎬😊
I grew up watching wrestling due to having a brother so he's definitely a face ive seen before haha 😅
@@Tori14537 you're welcome 😊. I look forward to your continuation of the Rocky saga ❤️
Hannah's grinning face is all of us showing this gem to a friend 😁 It truly is a classic.
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a young robin wright was truly a wonder to behold
Favorite line - "Nonsense. You're only saying that because no one ever has."
Reactions to The Princess Bride are my favorite videos to watch! It's the reason I got hooked on reaction videos.
Tori's reaction to finding out about Westley was gold. But then it was topped by seeing Count Rugen's right hand!
My favorite line has always been, "The pit of despair. Don't even think (cough clears throat) (deeper voice) Don't even think about trying to escape."
My own theory is that Grandpa (Rest In Peace, Peter Falk) is a descendant of Westley and Buttercup.
As you wish.
Thanks for watching with us, as always!
The grandfather was played by Peter Falk, who played "Columbo". If you're going to react to a film or tv program, I suggest that one. He was one of the finest actors in show business. May he rest in peace.
Absolutely one of the best, and naturally funny as well. He had a wonderfully wide range in his acting style, which you might not expect. He also had been blinded in one eye due to a childhood illness and had a glass eye, about which he was very good-natured.
Peter Falk is also known for the comedy movies "The Cheap Detective" and "The In-Laws."
@@bobbuethe1477 "The Cheap Detective" is a fantastic take-off of a bunch of Bogart movies, and Falk does a great Bogart. But before that movie, you need to watch "Murder By Death", where Falk's detective character first appears.
@melenatorr I've never seen Murder by Death, but l hear it's funny. Falk plays a Bogart-style character in both, but his character in Murder by Death is Sam Diamond, and in The Cheap Detective he's Lou Peckinpaugh.
"Oh, just one more thing..."
No, the voice of Augrah in the Dark Crystal was Billie Whitelaw. Modern audiences may best recognize her as the small-town-hotel receptionist in the action comedy Hot Fuzz (2007). The actress show _here_ is Margery Mason, born 1913. She performed into her nineties, with her last film roles being bit parts in Les Misérables (1998), Love Actually (2003), and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005).
Can you imagine? She saw The Wizard of Oz when it first came out. And got to be a part of Harry Potter. How amazing.
Not Frank Oz?
@dupersuper1938 He was the puppeteer, but not the voice.
Every line is gold, but my favorite is from the Dread Pirate Wesley, “Life is pain, Highness. Anyone who says differently is selling something.”
There are those who say that Monty Python is The Most Quotable something or other...
This movie is, unquestionably, One Long Quotable Quote. And I adore it.
You mock my pain
Suck it up, Buttercup.
I have two favorite lines (one from the movie and one that was only in the book).
Movie:
Westley: "In a few minutes we'll be safe in the Fire Swamp."
Buttercup: "We'll never survive."
Westley: "Nonsense. You're only saying that because no one ever has."
Westley delivered that last line without a hint of exaggeration or irony. He really meant that nobody else would survive, but he was 100% positive that they would.
Book quote:
"Life isn't fair, it's just fairer than death, that's all."
Lord Farquaad's similarity to Prince Humperdinck isn't a coincidence. Farquaad's look was based on Humperdinck.
This movie did not do well at the box office when it first came out. The young unknown actors remained unknown and continued to struggle to find work. Years later, Cary Elwes (Wesley) was in New York City going from audition to audition and stopped in a Diner for some lunch. He ordered a hamburger. The waitress asked him how he wanted it cooked. He said, "medium rare." She smiled and said, "As you wish." That's how Cary found out that the movie was doing much better as a video tape rental than it had in theaters...
What a wholesome story. 😸
@@RuntotheMovies I've seen Cary tell it a few times. Here's a short clip of him telling it: ruclips.net/user/clipUgkxZAAZTFe0ZpBMyvsyfF_phsUT1U0exkE8?si=d__qIM4jL3fJ52Hg
Also, that the waitress loved him...
It had the misfortune to open the weekend after "Fatal Attraction" and the same weekend as "Crocodile Dundee."
I definitely thought the Grandpa was Westley when I was a really little kid, but when I got older I realized "Wait a sec, that makes no sense. The story took place in medieval times and the Grandpa is alive in the 1980s."
It's a fun thought though, and very sweet that the Grandpa also used it to mean I love you.
Actually the story took place in a printed book; Grandpa "took place" in real life.
This movie is based on an actual book called "The Princess Bride: S. Morgenstern's Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventure, The "Good Parts" Version " by William Goldman and it's the fictional story about how Goldman's father (grandfather in the movie) read The Princess Bride to him when he was a child, but it was later when he read it himself as a adult he found out that the book was atrociously long and boring, so he did for others what his father had done. He wrote an abridged version of the book, leaving out the boring stuff of Florinese history, 20 pages of stuff nobody cares about like everything a woman packs in her luggage, 2 pages of her trip, then another 23 pages of her unpacking everything she just packed 2 pages ago. He inserts paraprhasing of what he "cut" along the way (in my copy these annotations were in red.) There is also more than happens at the end we don't see in the movie, exactly because we are seeing it as the child, not as the adult. The way they kept that framing and therefore left out the "true" ending is one of the things that makes the movie truly a perfect take on the book. It's basically a parody of Lord of the Rings and other insanely long books like it.
You definitely should check out the book, as it's one of the few movies I've seen that truly lives up to the book, and that's another reason I think as a movie it's stood the test of time.
Funny enough, for a couple years after reading the book in a college fantasy literature class (this was in 1996 when the internet was in it's infancy) I wanted to read the original... Couldn't find it and that's when I finally realized there is no such book as "The Princess Bride: S. Morgenstern's Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventure."
Very interesting. Thanks for the elaboration in the book.
So the book AND the movie were written by the same person at around the same time, William Goldman. It just took him less time to get the book published than it took to get the movie produced. Just for the record, he also wrote the original screenplay for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
Since this movie came out, the Fire Swamp has become one the most popular Honeymoon destinations in the world.
It was very fun watching this with you both.
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"WHO ARE YOU?"
"NO ONE OF CONEQUENCE"......FAVORITE LINE😊
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Anytime someone mentions the possibility of a remake of this:
There's a shortage of perfect films in this world.
I love how they snuck in a "go f yourself", when the member of the Brute Squad yells "Ho there" at Inigo and Inigo says "keep your joder", in Spanish, joder means "to f*ck" so telling him to keep it is telling him to f himself.
Oh wow!
@@RuntotheMoviesI love that little bit, lol
My favorite line is "dose anyone want a peanut?"
When Boba Fett said to Darth Vader "As you wish", what he meant was "I love you".
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And, when Vader said it to Tarken.
The grandfather isn't Wesley. It was just a nice way to bring back the phrase from the story at the end of the movie. I've read the director brought back the grandfather after the movie finished filming to re-read the line because he wasn't happy with his original delivery.
In my mind.... The Grandfather was the most recent Dread Pirate Robert's. (^_^)
@@ShujinTribble mind blown!
The Dark Crystal.. Yes!!! And also no. Its so cool that you knew one of my favorite childhood movies. But her voice, Augra... was actually Frank Oz.. And I always wanted a Fizzgig.
Fun fact: Princess Buttercup is the same actress as Jenny in Forrest Gump!
Good on ya, Tori, for recognizing Andre the Giant!
thank you so much 😊
I grew up watching wrestling due to having a brother so his face is certainly familiar
In the sword duel, they use authentic fencing terms.
Have fun storming the castle!
"If it's your first time here..."
Inconceivable!
Inconceivable!
She is jenny, in Forrest Gump!RIP to Andre the Giant! Billy Crystal as miracle max, his must watches are, When Harry met Sally, Throw momma from the Train, City Slickers 1-2. He got a laugh when a guy sitting at a table near him in a restaurant asked Billy what he ordered. Then he told Billy he himself got a BLT. And then told Billy," it's great when the bacon is lean, it's nice and leeeeeeen!" Mind blown...what if grandpa is a offspring of Wesley or Indigo? 😮😮😮
I love that you put that clip of Bert saying "The Machine" in this reaction. LOL!!! Hilarious!
Glad you enjoyed that bit! 😸
That was an adorable, fun reaction! I don't think he's Wesley - it's a fairy tale after all - I think he's just using the book's line to tell his grandson he loves him. A super sweet, touching ending. Anyways, I love your channel, I love your reactions and I also realize how much I love Philly watching your channel! Or at least people from it! :D Thanks! That was a blast!
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words! ♥️
Margery Mason played the booing woman, but Billie Whitelaw was the voice of Aughra. Her last film was as the hotelier Joyce Cooper in Hot Fuzz. If you've not seen that yet I heartily recommend it.
Fascist.
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Thanks for the laughs! That scene in Hot Fuzz is brilliant. We have a reaction to that movie on the Verowak Reacts channel. I hope you'll enjoy it. 😸
“Grandpa, maybe you can come back and read it to me tomorrow?”
“As you wish.”🥲
As a 56 year old grandpa that scene brings a tear to the eye.
Dont forget that the evil Prince was later the voice of Pumpkin Jack in Nightmare Before Christmas :)
19:08 - THE MACHINE😂
Glad you enjoyed that! 😸
Great reaction as usual you two. So glad you watched this classic. The theme behind the theme was sometimes as young kids we don't see grandparents as fun. The whole story you can see the grandson getting more and more invested in the story and how his grandpa tells the tale. He realizes how wonderful it is to hear the tale told by his grandpa. It hits in the end as when the grandson asks his grandpa to come back and read. As one commenter said, like "as you wish" was grandpa telling his grandson I love you but so great it was line from story. This is a beautiful movie about love and that our grandparents bring vast amounts of knowledge and lore to our lives. They are our are history :)
The video game Fallout New Vegas pays tribute to this movie. There's a location named "Broc Flower Cave" where if you target some of the giant rats inside it will show up as an ROUS.
My favorite RttM ladies watching my favorite movie? Sign me up cos I'm here for it!
And, yeah, I'm here for Tori's facial expressions. 😀 Love your reactions! And Hannah's pouts are just too cute too. 🙂 Great zoom work to the editing team too. 🙂
Some of my fondest memories relate to this movie.
When I was 22 I met a young woman and started a long distance relationship with her as she lived in NY State and I lived in Tennessee (I met her when she was in town visiting her aunt, uncle, and cousins who I vaguely knew through friends of mine). We loved this movie and watched it frequently when I, on a whim, moved up to live near her for the winter (literally made the decision after working a double one night, stayed up all night packing, and drove the 14 hours north the next morning. I was impulsive). We would quote it back and forth to each other often, and always enjoyed it. The relationship lasted three years, but we're still great friends now 30 years later, and we'll still drop lines from this movie into our conversations. 😀
When my best friend got married when I was 25, I was the best man and two of our friends were groomsmen. We were standing around at the rehearsal in our spots the day before the wedding when one of the groomsmen suddenly said, "Mawwiage." Both groomsmen and I burst out laughing, but the next day during the ceremony we couldn't make eye contact with each other, or even look in each other's direction for fear that we'd burst out laughing thinking "Mawwaige." 😀
Grandpa's "As you wish." still brings a tear to my eye at the end of the movie. He wasn't Westley of course, just using his way of saying "I love you." to his grandson and telling him he'd be back to read the book the next day. Such an awesome movie on so many levels!
I also love that the entire swordfight was done by Cary Elwes (Westley) and Mandy Patinkin (Inigo), except for Westley's gymnastic leap from the heights. They practiced and practiced so hard for that and they made it look amazing! Cary Elwes wrote a memoir of making the movie called "As You Wish" that is a wonderful read. Highly recommended!
Thank you so very much for sharing these memories. ♥️
I've yet to find a better example of comedic timing than when Westley says "Rodents of Unusual Size? I don't think they exist," and the R.O.U.S. *immediately* flies into his face from off-screen.
Tori's face is so expressive. Perfect for reaction videos.
I truly appreciate it, thank you so much 😊❤🎬
When Westley dives into the lightning sand, we always take a breath with him and see if we can hold it as long as he does.
A few years before this movie came out I gave my sister a paperback copy of the book. Many years later she gifted me with a beautiful hardcover copy. I still have it on my bookshelf, and I treasure it.
That's so sweet!
I could look at your calico all day!!
Thank you! Boo is the star of our show. 😺
This movie is perfection. The score, editing, costumes, sets, and cast are brilliant. The book is unique and differs from the movie. Once you read the book after watching the movie, you truly will appreciate this film. Grandpa was just telling his grandkid, "I love you," when he said, "As you wish." The story is set in a fantasy world, and Grandpa is modern day. This film is so good you want Grandpa to be Wesley.
its hard not to quote this movie when you've memorized the script
Vinzzini: "No more rymes now, I mean it!"
Fizzig: "Anyone want a peanut?"
Love your reactions to The Princess Bride, it is one of those films that you cannot help but get engrossed in. Count Rugen (the six fingered man) is actor Christopher Guest who is married to Jamie Lee Curtis.
He is also the Doctor in "A Few good Men"......
@@CoastalNomadHe has a role in almost every Rob Reiner movie. The biggest one is the guitarist from This is Spinal Tap. In that movie, his amp went up to 11, just like his fingers in this one. :)
Also, the man with six fingers is Christopher Guest, from "This Is Spinal Tap." He has been married to Jamie Lee Curtis for nearly thirty years.
The woman who played the ancient boo-er in the crowd was an actress named Margery Mason. She had a long career in film and TV. You might know her from the Harry Potter movie, The Goblet of Fire. She was the sweets trolly lady.
My most beloved line in this movie is not "As You Wish" or even "My name is Inigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die."
It is:
"Have fun storming the castle!"
Have fun storming the castle!
Miracle Max is awesome... and Billy Crytal btw... not everyone catches that with the make up (assuming the commenter knows... more for others who may be reading)
"We are men of action. Lies do not become us." All others were basicly there. Except for "Fessic! Are there rocks ahead?" "If there are, we'll soon be dead!" ^_^
This is my family’s go to movie to quote! Like we literally do it all the time! Lol.
How can you not? It would take a miracle not to...
I used to wonder how Inigo could sustain the knife wound and the the stab of each arm, and still defeat the Count. Someone in the comments of another reaction pointed out how Inigo kisses the miracle pill right before he gives it to Wesley, thereby giving him some of it’s healing powers.
Peter Falk - the grandfather and narrator - was in the legendary detective show Columbo. It's worth catching some episodes.
When I was a kid my aunt and uncle had a satellite dish (a big deal at the time) and sent us VHS tapes of a bunch of movies. There were several good ones, but we absolutely couldn't get enough of Princess Bride, Ghostbusters and Spaceballs.
All these years later and I just realized that Inigo's going to be a pirate who can't swim.
You are right! Maybe he'll learn to swim as part of his pirate training...
Some of my Favorite Lines.....
The Fessik/Indigo Rhymming.......
"....... I think does not mean what you think it means...."
"He is only Mostly Dead........ "
"You are the Brute Squad"
Two quick stories from the making of the movie: 1) When the 6-fingered man hits Wesley over the head with the pommel of his sword to take him back to the Pit of Dispair, he actually knocked him out cold! They called an ambulance and everything. 2) When they were rehearsing the scene on the wall where they give Wesley the Miracle Pill, Andre the Giant let slip a huge rumbling fart that he’d been holding in that, according to the recording engineer, lasted 19 seconds (!) and brought the whole thing to a stop. Supposedly after an awkward silence director Rob Reiner asked “Are you okay?” and Andre smiled and said “8 am now boss.”
My favorite lines from this movie are "is this a kissing book?" and "as you wish"
yes!! "as you wish" is my favorite 😊
Marjorie Mason played "The Ancient Booer" in _The Princess Bride._
In _The Dark Crystal,_ Aughra was voiced by Billie Whitelaw.
"Good bye boys. Good luck storming the castle."
-Miracle Max
"It'll take a miracle... Good bye."
Thanks ladies for your energy in your reactions. I enjoy watching y'all comment on the movies. You're entertaining as always. Keep on keeping on and Gritos.
As you wish.
20:09 Thank you for mentioning this, as I learned something in looking up the answer. I always thought that Aughra was voiced by Frank Oz. But it turns out that although he was her puppeteer, her voice was supplied by Billie Honor Whitelaw.
Whereas the "Boo!" lady in this film was acted by Margery Mason.
That final 'As you wish' from Grandpa 😢😢
Billy Crystal as miracle Max was inspired casting. ❤
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Margery Mason was the old hag "booing" Princess Buttercup.According to IMDB the voice of Aughra in the Dark Crystal was Frank Oz who was also the voice of Yoda and worked the Yoda puppet in the Star Wars movies where Yoda was not CGI
Thank u for reacting to such a lovely classic
Thank you so much for watching with us!
thank you so much for joining us for this classic😊🎬❤
I love this movie... everything about it. Having said that... high points for me-
Fezzik. Literally everything about his character.
Inigo's revenge. If you ever get to see Mandy Patinkin speak about his role here- it was shortly after his father died of cancer. He nailed the feeling.
I love that it was told as a story being told to the sick kid. It's such a creative way to tell the story.
And Carol Kane as Miracle Max's wife... she's a delight in everything she does.
I love that you tossed bert in there for "the machine" ever since I heard that story for the first time I've always pictured that when its talked about. "The machiiiiiine"
When the video was being recorded and the girls said, "The Machine" one after the other, I knew instantly that I had to insert him into the edit. It was just too perfect. I'm glad you enjoyed it. 😸
He reminds everyone who saw Shrek first of Farquad. I'm sure he was part of the inspiration for his 'look'.
Tori looked a 'little nervous' when the eel attacked.
Andre the Giant was an absolute legend. He was prouder of this film than any of his wrestling. It's a shame gigantism always comes with health problems.
Farquad was a combination of Humperdink and Michael Eisner, former CEO of Disney. Many of the Dreamwork's staff came from Disney and hated Eisner so they gave Farquad Eisner's face. And if you say his name with an English accent it sounds very much like f*ckwad and that was completely intentional.
@@ronweber1402 Eisner isn't CEO of Disney now, Bob Iger is.
@@TheCkent100 D'oh!, you're right.
More than that, Humperdink wanted the forest cleared before his marriage, just like in Shrek