Morrow comforted the children by making silly faces at them so they would not be so scared. He got them going so much that they laughed uncontrollably and Landis had to keep yelling 'Cut!'
When given well written material, Vic could always deliver the goods. It's ashame that wasn't always the case with him. Severely underated and underused talent.
@@kittylionmeowroar7572 It's actually a movie! It's Twilight Zone: The Movie. Definitely watch it if you haven't already. One of my favorite horror movies, and I'm a big horror film fan.
Vic Morrow's acting skill is shown in how he made these cartoonishly racist lines into something real. He turns what could have been this straw man into a realistic, flawed person. RIP
I honestly don't know if anyone could have played the part as well let alone better. I remember at least one local critic giving Vic a hard time for playing such a "tasteless" role. Eye roll . . . It was weeks if not months before we even learned that Vic Morrow was deceased. I watched it inthe theater thinking he was alive and well, wondering which heavy he'd play next.
@@williammcfadden8037 I had to look it up. Him and 2 kids were killed on the ground from a helicopter during the filming of the movie The Twilight Zone.
I watched that show every weekend it was on with my grandpa. Vic was a significant figure through my childhood. I was very heartbroken to see what happened to him and those kids
Rat patrol was alright, it wasn’t my cup of tea though since it didn’t have as much to work with in the shorter running time as say Combat or Tour of Duty or Baa Baa Black Sheep. Some pretty good casting however
I clicked on this video thinking I’d see a clip from the 80s Twilight Zone revival. The second I saw Vic Morrow, I started feeling so bad. Rest In Peace, Vic.
the black guy handled the situation well. he was upset, and he had every reason to be, but he showed self control by not losing his cool, and not stooping to the other guy's level.
@@ig-8892 yeah a fictional character played by a Jewish man who died over this bullshit by being cut in two. Congrats on dumbest comment of the century.
This story in the movie still gives me the chills. I think a lot of people can relate, although they may not say the racist stuff out loud in public like that. So sad about the actor, but oh man, he sure put his heart and soul into this.
This role and his death was before my time. But I'm still haunted by the footage of his death. It's so viceral and it's didn't have to happen. I'm not too familiar with Vic Morrow but this scene definitely shows he was a versitile actor. RIP, Vic
Vic morrow died doing what he loved... acting. He was a phenomenal actor. He is gone because of the negligence of the producers and directors of this film.
As a kid this was one of my least favorite episodes of the film, but over time it’s actually now one of my favorites. RIP Vic Morrow and the two children tragically killed in the film.
This one is more nuanced and subtle than the Gremlin or kid with reality warping problems. As an adult this story because more impactful because it’s more grounded in reality.
Sara Love Director John Landis should've gone to prison. He violated California's child labor laws by hiring 7 year-old Myca Dinh Le and 6 year-old Renee Shin-Yi Chen without the required permits.
This was somewhat of a comeback role for him, as he had alot of his better roles before Combat. He had once co- starred with Elvis Presley. In another, he played the part of the mobster, Dutch Schultz. If this tragic accident hadn't happened, I think his career would have taken off again.
Tarantino was a BIG fan of Morrow and would have probably cast him in one of his films (instead he cast his daughter, Jennifer Jason - Leigh in THE HATEFUL EIGHT.
It's really haunting to see Vic Morrow working here and then remembering the horrible end he met during the making of this movie. Even worse, he had no idea that suit he's wearing would be the last thing he would ever wear. R.I.P. Mr. Morrow and the two children who perished with him.
@@mikebasil4832 Actually, his ending was the same, he ended up on a train to a concentration camp. Either way, his cruel twist ending turned into a deserving one.
It's a testament to Vic's skill that his acting here can still inspire discussion and make us think. It was such a shame about what happened to him during the making of this film, and the young children who were lost also. But at least Vic left behind a thought-provoking performance, and his death led to people being more careful on movie sets so that nothing like what happened to him and those children would ever happen again. RIP.
He was soooooo effing awesome in that movie and yes it was an extreme tragedy what happened to him but he left behind one hell of a performance in one hell of a story!!
Yeah. And this really was an interesting segment of the movie. And the opening narration was almost word for word taken from the opening narration in TZ episode "What you need", saying he's a sour man with a chip on his shoulder the size of the national debt
@@frankzappaspussy7362 It's a representation of something that is sadly predictable in our society. And yeah, TZ has always been about moral comuppance and cruel irony.
Hahaha! There is no such thing as the good ol days, especially considering the fact that Vic Morrow (the actor shown in this) died during the making of this film, Along with two child actors!
@@majorfanboy2005 I know Vic and those kids died during the filming. My point was that people weren't so ....fussy/ hurt feeling creatures. The good old days were the 70 and 80s to me. I'll even throw In the 90s for good measure. After that a lot of people made their feelings of entitlement Paramount to themselves at least. But sadly they force us all to listen now because of the social media.
@@skottyo There are no good old days. The only good old days are the good days you personally have. Every single decade in existence has a tragedy. So, don't be completely blinded by your nostalgia.
He WAS a Jew, google 'Vic Morrow death', he died filming this film along with two Asian children, the oldest child was 7, there's footage of them before they died, it's extremely sad
I don't think it's ironic?! Everybody here is skirting the issue and that is that that was Shirley Temple playing Vic Morrow in the movie. Don't deny it, did anybody ever see Vic & Shirley together at the same time? Know! They absolutely did not! What I'm trying to say is it surely she could do anything she played Vic then in another movie she played Brando who played that little midget from the other movie and they were unbelievable in the fact the whole thing was awesome. Now I'm not saying that it's wrong to have three Square meals a day, no don't get me wrong. But what was wrong with the whole thing was that well see helicopters are just like you know those things you get from the machine they put a quarter in to get a built plastic bubble back and it's got like something in it? Well that's what the whole helicopters are made out of the box tops in and packages of stuff you got in Wheaties. That's why I was the Flames gets you high outside now you look you just leave me out of it I don't want to get involved anymore I was perfectly willing to learn to fly the helicopters over the the last barbecue I had a nobody was interested in buying one for me I said it's only a million dollars for a helicopter. I asked you for nothing ever and one thing a helicopter and no everybody turns me down. They said no we saw that movie with the Charles Tavern she know where he crashes and becomes a survivor of the okay I do clear And he told her I said you know where was an open house buffet with a turkey and and crab legs and things like that but anyway. I will go into great detail about SDI the movies but I what I will tell you is that is no surprises with when you got the great Shirley Temple being you know who went regularly went to Temple and was also acting acid Temple she can play it simple it was amazing just go inside tour the temple and in and you know where everybody knows that the temples were people evolved different beliefs to go to worship by Jesus in things you know perhaps you prefer to my new religion is called Jesus and things. If you like a catalog it's 495 non-refundable of course even if you order but stop it now and then stop at then and then and you know I would like to get some more information on swing dancing and the internet. I heard you can learn anything from swing dancing or the internet. So as my father Teddy Roosevelt I mean and that's hard Teddy Roosevelt said to well this is what I'm trying to do is make some sense out of this ghost ghost in ghost in stew nothing I like better than a good beef stew with some ghost in it not ghost peppers real ghosts and I hope that will be the definitive answer that everybody has been looking for. Again I love you all and look forward to seeing you all again in a mixed up deal like this.
This must have been one long segment - how on earth did Vic end up in a helicopter scene in Viet Nam with two children... What a horrific accident indeed. RIP, Vic. Thanks for the Combat and that L'Ultimo Squalo movie.
He gave his all for his craft, Just like Slim Pickens in Blazing Saddles. THEY BOTH walked around the entire set apologizing for having delivered those lines to each member there,after their big scene. Neither had a racist or hateful bone in their makeup !!! RIP ALL Y'ALL !!! Deepest respect to Hollywoods legacy,no matter how badly the present bunch screws the pooch !!!
This is an absolutely phenomenal concept. The greatest tragedy, after the losses of Vic and little Myca and Renee, is that a great story will forever be tainted by horror.
One thing that never left me from watching this scene, even as a kid, was that in the face of brazen use of the n-word, that black guy was actually very cool. Even at the end he expressed sympathy...for the guy spouting off the n-word. Talk about rising above. This was a great scene.
God that movie has the scariest special effects ever - I can't look at that actor without seeing his head sprout legs and scuttle across the room like a giant spider, SHUDDER!
It's sad that this movie was Vic Morrow's last movie as they were filming another scene with his character where he was in Vietnam again or something like that and he was carrying 2 kids and a helicopter crashed on all 3 of them killing them instantly and those 2 kids weren't even supposed to be working so late and they made a lot of changes in the movie industry after that incident.
Occupied France: the nazis see him as a jew Southern USA: the kkk see him as black Korea: the american soldiers see him as a North Korean Back in nazi Germany: same as occupied France
I think the orginal ending had him finding his humanity, and letting go of his anger, and in doing saving two childen from death, But sadly it never got filmed because of his very real death😔
I still cannot believe the way Morrow and the children died. Landis is mostly to blame but the goddamned helicopter pilot was responsible for it as well. He and Landis did not communicate with each other nor did they coordinate where the helicopter was supposed to be. The man who detonated those explosives had no idea that the helicopter was going to fly lower at roughly 24 or 25 feet. That is when one of the explosives hit the main rotors and another one hit the tail rotor which was blown off. It makes me sick that Landis and several other individuals got off scot free.
Not just sagging pants, but wife beater shirts, gym clothes, stripper shoes and stripper clothes. These days, everybody dresses like they have no class. I've gone on dates where guys showed up in gym clothes and gym sandals......then they had the nerve to speak about how trashy I made them look and feel because I was so well dressed.
I like the car Vic Marrow drives up in,, a 1979 or 80 ,, Crown Victoria with a V8. Vic was from a pre-snowflake generation , like my dad. Guys like him played man to man card games , smoked cigars and stayed up late on a Friday or Saturday night playing cards..
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RIP Vic Morrow (February 14, 1929 - July 23, 1982), aged 53
You will be remembered as a legend.
Which one did vic play not sure I'm familiar with him
@@jeffreyharnden7523 he played as Bill Connor.
Thanks for the reply
@@jackspry9736 The bigot who goes back in time to swallow his own racist medicine.
Gee, Vic Morrow was born on the same day as the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre.
"Excuse me mister, do you have a problem?" Yeah..I got alot of problems..
Best line in the whole movie.
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@@kittylionmeowroar7572 it's a movie
Vic delivered that line with conviction too.
@@kittylionmeowroar7572 trol
Vic Marrow was truly a brilliant talent, an actor of the highest caliber ❤
Morrow que Marrow de ls gaver. A marro te voy a dar pati.
Couldn't agree more
Your fans still love you and miss you, Vic.
The moment he steps out of the bar...his expression *chills*
Wouldn't yours?
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The episode is called "time out." ..first episode in the movie.
Brividi!
Unfortunately he did meet the darkest side of the twilight zone
Vic was a SOLID actor!!
Too rite
Even when he had to deliver crappy lines like these.
"Real sorry about your boy, man." had me laughing.
And I real sorry about poor Vic Morrow and the children. 😢
Morrow comforted the children by making silly faces at them so they would not be so scared. He got them going so much that they laughed uncontrollably and Landis had to keep yelling 'Cut!'
Vic Morrow was an incredible actor. RIP.
May he rest easy. Nobody could have seen it. It was actually some of his finest work.
When given well written material, Vic could always deliver the goods. It's ashame that wasn't always the case with him. Severely underated and underused talent.
Just watched him in a 1972 TV Movie called "The Glass House", He plays the role of prison gang leader well.
@@pavelow235 who gaf???
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Terrifyingly relevant.
That music, when he steps outside.
So 80's.
But still gives shivers down my spine.
Absolutely horrifying.
@@hollywoodmkx As different as night and day.
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@@kittylionmeowroar7572 It's actually a movie! It's Twilight Zone: The Movie. Definitely watch it if you haven't already. One of my favorite horror movies, and I'm a big horror film fan.
Such a great actor and it's sad how both his life and two Vietnamese childrens' lives were lost all because of John Landis.
@Bob Martin Love that movie.
One of the children were Vietnamese, the boy was Vietnamese the girl was Chinese
Terrible tragedy. Made it harder to find a copy of this movie
Landis is an emotionless scumbag who only cares about himself.
He.chose.to.act
Vic Morrow's acting skill is shown in how he made these cartoonishly racist lines into something real. He turns what could have been this straw man into a realistic, flawed person. RIP
I honestly don't know if anyone could have played the part as well let alone better. I remember at least one local critic giving Vic a hard time for playing such a "tasteless" role. Eye roll . . . It was weeks if not months before we even learned that Vic Morrow was deceased. I watched it inthe theater thinking he was alive and well, wondering which heavy he'd play next.
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@@kittylionmeowroar7572 It was in the Twilight Zone movie
He was part of the tribe. It came easy
I love it whenever he answers directly and honestly, "Yeah, I got a lot of problems."
And he ended up getting some more problems, as he journeyed into... The Twilight Zone!!
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Rip Vic morrow, totally underrated actor
Vic Morrow and two children died in real life filming this movie. RIP
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@@williammcfadden8037 I had to look it up. Him and 2 kids were killed on the ground from a helicopter during the filming of the movie The Twilight Zone.
@@williammcfadden8037 True, in fact, their deaths can be found right here on youtube.
@@williammcfadden8037 what's wrong with you just look it up instead of denying it
John Landis was never held accountable either. Terrible.
Vic Morrow was a really good actor!
He sure was. He is always interesting to watch even when the movie was horrible.
I love to watch him walk because his strut was so damned sexy.
So is his daughter Jennifer Jason Leigh
Vixy Six yes she is
JOHN LANDIS MUST DIE
@@Vixysix wow i never even knew that
Sadly, Vic Morrow's last role.
He will always be remembered as "Sgt. Saunders" from "COMBAT!"
I watched that show every weekend it was on with my grandpa. Vic was a significant figure through my childhood. I was very heartbroken to see what happened to him and those kids
Combat was a GREAT SHOW
@@rickmays797 Do you remember Rat Patrol?
Yes vaguely
Rat patrol was alright, it wasn’t my cup of tea though since it didn’t have as much to work with in the shorter running time as say Combat or Tour of Duty or Baa Baa Black Sheep. Some pretty good casting however
This is the last time we see Vic Morrow on the big screen.
Vic Morrow took his characters to a whole other level! He was badass. RIP Vic.
I clicked on this video thinking I’d see a clip from the 80s Twilight Zone revival. The second I saw Vic Morrow, I started feeling so bad. Rest In Peace, Vic.
Somehow, I KNEW it'd be Vic, even WITHOUT context.
the black guy handled the situation well. he was upset, and he had every reason to be, but he showed self control by not losing his cool, and not stooping to the other guy's level.
It's great writing.
exactly what a black guy wouldn't do in real life lol
@@nickcarroll5034 lol a lot of Black guys would actually especially Black guys who have dealt with racists like that
@@nickcarroll5034 Hmmm you're starting to sound like Bill.
@@ig-8892 yeah a fictional character played by a Jewish man who died over this bullshit by being cut in two. Congrats on dumbest comment of the century.
This story in the movie still gives me the chills. I think a lot of people can relate, although they may not say the racist stuff out loud in public like that. So sad about the actor, but oh man, he sure put his heart and soul into this.
This role and his death was before my time. But I'm still haunted by the footage of his death. It's so viceral and it's didn't have to happen. I'm not too familiar with Vic Morrow but this scene definitely shows he was a versitile actor. RIP, Vic
I would have been MORE then glad to cheer him up. WHATEVER it took lol (Vic Morrow lives in my heart forever!)
Steven Williams
(the black gentleman) is still acting. He'll be in Birds of Prey this February
He was one of the cops in blues brothers and Mike's grandpa in It (the 2017 version)
I think most people (myself included) only know him from X-FILES.
I remember him from 21 Jump Street
As tragic as it was, it was a great concept sending a racist back to specific points in history when they were the minority
brilliant actor, miss him a lot--he was never given enough great roles--riveting in Combat
Vic morrow died doing what he loved... acting. He was a phenomenal actor. He is gone because of the negligence of the producers and directors of this film.
I remember Vic Morrow from Combat an he was one hell've actor,just too bad that was his last movie. R.I.P. Mr. Morrow!
I f**king love Burgess Meredith's voice!
Emily L damn I thought that voice sounded familiar 🤔.
I didn't know that was Mick from Rocky! 🥊🤕🥊
@jett woodward Because he was the narrator. Would've looked weird.
@@kano3030 He also did some TZ episodes, like Time Enough at Last.
Well, since Rod wasn't alive, get Burgess.
Such a powerful first segment a terrible shame that Vic and two children were killed in a horrific incident for the film. RIP Vic
You do realize it's a movie
@@bumblebman8350What?
As a kid this was one of my least favorite episodes of the film, but over time it’s actually now one of my favorites. RIP Vic Morrow and the two children tragically killed in the film.
This one is more nuanced and subtle than the Gremlin or kid with reality warping problems. As an adult this story because more impactful because it’s more grounded in reality.
The scene is not bad but it was delivered in a similar fashion and far more powerfully in "Joe."
Sad about vic morrow and those two kids
WOW this guy really hates JEWS
Me two.
.... absolutely 🙁
Sara Love
Director John Landis should've gone to prison. He violated California's child labor laws by hiring 7 year-old Myca Dinh Le and 6 year-old Renee Shin-Yi Chen without the required permits.
@@alanmorris7669 ....😡
R.I.P. Vic Morrow.38 years ago today,July 23th 1983
He and the two children were killed July 23, 1982.
This was somewhat of a comeback role for him, as he had alot of his better roles before Combat. He had once co- starred with Elvis Presley. In another, he played the part of the mobster, Dutch Schultz. If this tragic accident hadn't happened, I think his career would have taken off again.
Tarantino was a BIG fan of Morrow and would have probably cast him in one of his films (instead he cast his daughter, Jennifer Jason - Leigh in THE HATEFUL EIGHT.
It's really haunting to see Vic Morrow working here and then remembering the horrible end he met during the making of this movie.
Even worse, he had no idea that suit he's wearing would be the last thing he would ever wear.
R.I.P. Mr. Morrow and the two children who perished with him.
Especially considering the originally redeeming ending for Vic’s role, Bill Connor, that had to be abandoned because of the tragedy.
@@mikebasil4832 Actually, his ending was the same, he ended up on a train to a concentration camp. Either way, his cruel twist ending turned into a deserving one.
Thanks John Landis....
Throatwobbler this man died on movie set in real life trying to save two Vietnamese children from helicopter crashing on them he died
It's like watching footage of JFK arriving at Love Field Airport 😥
Vic Morrow is great in this role!!!! This episode needs to be re-shown because; this country needs it...
"Spoken like a true Trumpian".
It really is. It might as well be Aaron Rodgers.
Powerful scene, R.I.P. Vic Morrow
It's a testament to Vic's skill that his acting here can still inspire discussion and make us think. It was such a shame about what happened to him during the making of this film, and the young children who were lost also. But at least Vic left behind a thought-provoking performance, and his death led to people being more careful on movie sets so that nothing like what happened to him and those children would ever happen again. RIP.
The episode was originally supposed to have a different ending. He was supposed to save the children and redeem himself and become a better person.
And Brandon Lee is still dead.
Flipping heck you are dim.
Being a Jewish is a religion, being an Arab, is a nationally 🤣🤣🤣
Roxanne... Dreamer.
@Roger B I bet the stunt double is glad that he didn't!
Rip vic morrow.
It's a shame Vic Morrow didn't at least get an best supporting actor Oscar nomination.
It's more of a shame that he actually died (along with two young children) whilst making this film.
ReviewCam why leave the scene out? Its pivotal to the movie, you sound like a sensitive little bitch
He was soooooo effing awesome in that movie and yes it was an extreme tragedy what happened to him but he left behind one hell of a performance in one hell of a story!!
Vic should have been in the original TWILIGHT ZONE not this mess Rod Serling wouldn't have killed him like Speilberg
Steve Mcqueen Perhaps. At least she's not malignant. 🤦
THIS IS MY FAVORITE EPISODE OF THE WHOLE MOVIE. AND IF HE HAD LIVED, THE EPISODE WOULD BE COMPLETE.
It was complete seen it before....just cant find it .
@@patsnation1278 Can you write than again in English?
RIP Vic Morrow
This was a fantastic underrated film but it was really good and poor Vic Morrow, he did an outstanding job because he was a great actor!!!!!
Yeah. And this really was an interesting segment of the movie.
And the opening narration was almost word for word taken from the opening narration in TZ episode "What you need", saying he's a sour man with a chip on his shoulder the size of the national debt
Sadly... Vic Morrow literally died for and because Twilight Zone.
RIP.
:(
I'll bet family *sued* & collected *BIG-TIME !*
You're sexy.
His daughter has his looks
wish the whole scene was here. :(
i think that would ruin it - as it is so fecking predictable anyway..
But the good part is already over.
@@jewymcjewjew9939 Great name lol
I KNOW! Right at the critical part too!
@@frankzappaspussy7362 It's a representation of something that is sadly predictable in our society. And yeah, TZ has always been about moral comuppance and cruel irony.
Saw this when I was 13, because it was rated PG! Lmao. I miss the good ol days
Hahaha! There is no such thing as the good ol days, especially considering the fact that Vic Morrow (the actor shown in this) died during the making of this film, Along with two child actors!
@@majorfanboy2005 I know Vic and those kids died during the filming. My point was that people weren't so ....fussy/ hurt feeling creatures. The good old days were the 70 and 80s to me. I'll even throw In the 90s for good measure. After that a lot of people made their feelings of entitlement Paramount to themselves at least. But sadly they force us all to listen now because of the social media.
@@skottyo There are no good old days. The only good old days are the good days you personally have. Every single decade in existence has a tragedy. So, don't be completely blinded by your nostalgia.
@@majorfanboy2005 ok. Thanks you.
Ironically, Mr Morrow is a Jew
+Take this L;Ron Hubbard He WAS a jew. His head was cut off by a helicopter filming this movie, along with 2 children. RIP.
Hold This L. Debarge was...
He WAS a Jew, google 'Vic Morrow death', he died filming this film along with two Asian children, the oldest child was 7, there's footage of them before they died, it's extremely sad
I don't think it's ironic?! Everybody here is skirting the issue and that is that that was Shirley Temple playing Vic Morrow in the movie. Don't deny it, did anybody ever see Vic & Shirley together at the same time? Know! They absolutely did not! What I'm trying to say is it surely she could do anything she played Vic then in another movie she played Brando who played that little midget from the other movie and they were unbelievable in the fact the whole thing was awesome. Now I'm not saying that it's wrong to have three Square meals a day, no don't get me wrong. But what was wrong with the whole thing was that well see helicopters are just like you know those things you get from the machine they put a quarter in to get a built plastic bubble back and it's got like something in it? Well that's what the whole helicopters are made out of the box tops in and packages of stuff you got in Wheaties. That's why I was the Flames gets you high outside now you look you just leave me out of it I don't want to get involved anymore I was perfectly willing to learn to fly the helicopters over the the last barbecue I had a nobody was interested in buying one for me I said it's only a million dollars for a helicopter. I asked you for nothing ever and one thing a helicopter and no everybody turns me down. They said no we saw that movie with the Charles Tavern she know where he crashes and becomes a survivor of the okay I do clear And he told her I said you know where was an open house buffet with a turkey and and crab legs and things like that but anyway. I will go into great detail about SDI the movies but I what I will tell you is that is no surprises with when you got the great Shirley Temple being you know who went regularly went to Temple and was also acting acid Temple she can play it simple it was amazing just go inside tour the temple and in and you know where everybody knows that the temples were people evolved different beliefs to go to worship by Jesus in things you know perhaps you prefer to my new religion is called Jesus and things. If you like a catalog it's 495 non-refundable of course even if you order but stop it now and then stop at then and then and you know I would like to get some more information on swing dancing and the internet. I heard you can learn anything from swing dancing or the internet. So as my father Teddy Roosevelt I mean and that's hard Teddy Roosevelt said to well this is what I'm trying to do is make some sense out of this ghost ghost in ghost in stew nothing I like better than a good beef stew with some ghost in it not ghost peppers real ghosts and I hope that will be the definitive answer that everybody has been looking for. Again I love you all and look forward to seeing you all again in a mixed up deal like this.
@@bchick7598 You have really bad punctuation for a doctor, moreover a jew!
This must have been one long segment - how on earth did Vic end up in a helicopter scene in Viet Nam with two children... What a horrific accident indeed. RIP, Vic. Thanks for the Combat and that L'Ultimo Squalo movie.
No one could have played Vic's part no better than that, absolutely brilliant!!
He gave his all for his craft, Just like Slim Pickens in Blazing Saddles. THEY BOTH walked around the entire set apologizing for having delivered those lines to each member there,after their big scene. Neither had a racist or hateful bone in their makeup !!! RIP ALL Y'ALL !!! Deepest respect to Hollywoods legacy,no matter how badly the present bunch screws the pooch !!!
I wish he would have never walked out that door. RIP Vic Morrow.
Vic played the rugged tough guy role so well
vic legendary actor
Jennifer Jason Leigh looks JUST LIKE her Dad! Holy cow.
R.I.P. Vic Morrow
“They own everything as it is.” 🤣🤣 40 years later and nothing has changed, only worsened.
"Relax Bill...don't lose your head over those things...."
Ironic that Vic Morrow was a Jew himself, fine actor.
its just a part in a movie. Not worth dying for.
😁
coincidence
The magic of acting.
Excellent film, love it! RIP to Vic and the two children who were killed.
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This is an absolutely phenomenal concept. The greatest tragedy, after the losses of Vic and little Myca and Renee, is that a great story will forever be tainted by horror.
Eye get the EXACT SAME feelin' when I walk outta my local Pub at 3 am. Ya really don't know where da hell ya are.
Nothing good happens after midnight...or so I've heard.
Morrow also did a bit of directing himself so it's not like he was talking out of his behind.
The darkest corner of Twilight Zone
Cause of those street lamps!
R I P Vic morrow . I hope your happy and at piece in heaven.
Along with the two children.
I could also imagine he’s meeting Judge Reinhold’s dad.
Sadly some people still feel this way nearly 40 years since the release of this movie. RIP Vic Morrow 🙏🏻
Sadly he said nothing wrong
@@elfinjollywood3993 Sadly you're a racist, ignorant turd. Go sit down somewhere junior.
@@elfinjollywood3993 hahahaa
@@elfinjollywood3993 Sadly you still have a tiny wee wee
@@elfinjollywood3993
What a sad little person you must be.
One thing that never left me from watching this scene, even as a kid, was that in the face of brazen use of the n-word, that black guy was actually very cool. Even at the end he expressed sympathy...for the guy spouting off the n-word. Talk about rising above.
This was a great scene.
Well.Do not him too much credit. He was paid to play this guy and it was all scripted.
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@@kittylionmeowroar7572 it's a movie buddy
I remember watching this as a kid. Deep. Scary. Brilliant.
Same. It's a shame that the character was eventually given a spot on cable news, once he coded his language a little better, of course
Vic Morrow was a great actor!!!!!!!!!!!!
Norris from the thing!
God that movie has the scariest special effects ever - I can't look at that actor without seeing his head sprout legs and scuttle across the room like a giant spider, SHUDDER!
Oh shit you're right, I never noticed until this comment
and he's talking to the guy who really lost his head
Rob Bottin was the special FX wizard for the Norris spiderhead in _The Thing_ and the mutated rabbit Anthony later conjured up in this movie!
Chest opening scene.
How horrendously awful...a great actor..and those two little children. Just breaks your heart for the three of them.
rest in GOD'S Peace.
Really great acting. Vic Morrow was also terrific as Dutch Schultz.
4:27 is absolutely terrifying.
I remember watching this at 12 in 1982, realizing Vic was 52 and thinking that is old! That was 3 years ago for me!!
He was good in combat,,,a long time ago now..I liked him ..
1:53 bill’s friend looks like his chest is about to open up and spurt a foundation of green goop
It's sad that this movie was Vic Morrow's last movie as they were filming another scene with his character where he was in Vietnam again or something like that and he was carrying 2 kids and a helicopter crashed on all 3 of them killing them instantly and those 2 kids weren't even supposed to be working so late and they made a lot of changes in the movie industry after that incident.
This shows what a dedicated actor Vic was once you realise that he was Jewish in real life. R.I.P.
Vic morrow died to young. Never got to see this ending. Need to watch the series combat with Vic.. great show.
Great episodes.. hatred gets you no where
Occupied France: the nazis see him as a jew
Southern USA: the kkk see him as black
Korea: the american soldiers see him as a North Korean
Back in nazi Germany: same as occupied France
Actually, it was supposed to be Vietnam. The US g.i.'s are smoking dope and listening to Jimi Hendrix in a jungle.
I don't think he's a angry man I think he's a visionis
Yup ! And they're getting clearer every day.
This episode is most definitely great.. applies to the world we now now...
I think the orginal ending had him finding his humanity, and letting go of his anger, and in doing saving two childen from death, But sadly it never got filmed because of his very real death😔
….”trying to get us killed?”
😂😂😂😂
I just noticed the 'Dress Code' sign in the background.
They'd be kicking a lot of people out these days because of that sagging pants shit.
I still cannot believe the way Morrow and the children died. Landis is mostly to blame but the goddamned helicopter pilot was responsible for it as well. He and Landis did not communicate with each other nor did they coordinate where the helicopter was supposed to be. The man who detonated those explosives had no idea that the helicopter was going to fly lower at roughly 24 or 25 feet. That is when one of the explosives hit the main rotors and another one hit the tail rotor which was blown off. It makes me sick that Landis and several other individuals got off scot free.
Not just sagging pants, but wife beater shirts, gym clothes, stripper shoes and stripper clothes. These days, everybody dresses like they have no class. I've gone on dates where guys showed up in gym clothes and gym sandals......then they had the nerve to speak about how trashy I made them look and feel because I was so well dressed.
Vic Morrow does a fantastic job here
An early appearance from Steven Williams. Aka mr x from the x-files.
"um vic, the line was 'boy ive had rough day'"
How bout please hold this! 😂😂
Vic morrow👍 great actor rip
HOW BOUT PLEASE HOLD THIS!
Now that's funny! I know he didn't mean it to be since he was upset and frustrated. But it sure made me laugh.
*nett woodward :::: : : : : Yes !*
@jett woodward no.
Vic Morrow RIP...so sad 🥺
He will always be Sgt. Saunders to me.
I’d like to bring his character to now and be like, you think it was bad then?
It'd make Archie Bunker look more like a church social in comparison...I guess.
What's bad about now?
I like the car Vic Marrow drives up in,, a 1979 or 80 ,, Crown Victoria with a V8. Vic was from a pre-snowflake generation , like my dad. Guys like him played man to man card games , smoked cigars and stayed up late on a Friday or Saturday night playing cards..
Vic truly gave this role everything he had (and I mean EVERYTHING !)