Sweet Smell of Success (2/11) Movie CLIP - J.J.'s Table (1957) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Sidney (Tony Curtis) interrupts J.J. Hunsecker (Burt Lancaster) at a dinner he is having with a senator.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Ernest Lehman drew upon his experiences as a Broadway press agent to write the devastating a clef short story "Tell Me About Tomorrow." This in turn was adapted by Lehman and Clifford Odets into the sharp-edged, penetrating feature film Sweet Smell of Success. Burt Lancaster stars as J. J. Hunsecker, a Walter Winchell-style columnist who wields his power like a club, steamrolling friends and enemies alike. Tony Curtis co-stars as Sidney Falco, a sycophantic press agent who'd sell his grandmother to get an item into Hunsecker's popular newspaper column. Hunsecker enlists Falco's aid in ruining the reputation of jazz guitarist Steve Dallas (Martin Milner), who has had the temerity to court Hunsecker's sister Susan (Susan Harrison). Falco contrives to plant marijuana on Dallas, then summons corrupt, sadistic NYPD officer Harry Kello (Emile Meyer), who owes Hunsecker several favors, to arrest the innocent singer. The real Walter Winchell, no longer as powerful as he'd been in the 1940s but still a man to be reckoned with, went after Ernest Lehman with both barrels upon the release of Sweet Smell of Success. Winchell was not so much offended by the unflattering portrait of himself as by the dredging up of an unpleasant domestic incident from his past. While Success was not a success at the box office, it is now regarded as a model of street-smart cinematic cynicism. The electric performances of the stars are matched by the taut direction of Alex MacKendrick, the driving jazz score of Elmer Bernstein, and the evocative nocturnal camerawork of James Wong Howe.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1957)
Cast: Jay Adler, Tony Curtis, William Forrest, Burt Lancaster, Autumn Russell
Director: Alexander Mackendrick
Producers: Tony Curtis, Harold Hecht, Burt Lancaster, James Hill
Screenwriters: Ernest Lehman, Alexander Mackendrick, Clifford Odets
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Loved the acting of Lancaster and Curtis here, the dark story, excellent. A classic.
They're both, nothing short of brilliant.
Just after Burt Lancaster & Kirk Douglas
This movie has God level cinematography
God could never achieve anything this good ....
Ye of little faith... ;-)
James Wong Howe!
@@dardobartoli Now Bob, we can't go quite that far.
Agree, although I'd say the entire film is 'God level'.
A great movie that a lot of people haven't seen. That's cinematography to die for.
"Match me, Sidney" is one of the 2 greatest multiple-meaning lines in movie history. The other is "I'm with you now" in The Godfather.
Yes Lancaster and Curtis. Great movie
@Randy White “light my cigarette” “do as good as I do” “come back with a witty reply to my line”
One of the greatest achievements in cinema history. The acid tongue script and noir crisp cinematography is perfect.
This was back when great acting was truly required to carry a movie, and this movie delivers.
"Mr. Falco, let it be said at once, is a man of 40 faces, not one...none TOO pretty, and all deceptive."
Jesus jumped-up Christ, this dialogue is so acidic, I think it just went through the hull of the Nostromo!!!
Where is this type of brilliance in Hollywood anymore?
"I'd hate to take a bite out of you. You're a cookie full of arsenic."
Movie was unique. Lancaster was awesome. Curtis perfect fit
Ernest Lehman is so underrated writer
Don't forget Clifford Odetts.
MacKendrick
James Wong Howe the cinematic genius cameraman
A Chinese American cinematographer just before win the Oscar for Best Cinematographer (Black & White) in Hud
God level dialogue , as well x 1000 !
J J Hunsecker : Everyone knows Manny Davis . (Except Mrs Manny Davis.)
Match me Sidney !
Best scene in film history
It doesn't move me like the "Attaboy, Luther ! picnic scene in 1966's "The Ghost & Mr Chicken" but this "Sweet Smell of Success" scene is indeed quite powerful.
Im more partial to the one where Sydney pimps his girl out to that other columnist.
@@crippleboysad5549 Yea, that's pretty sick
They can’t act like that anymore.
I've seen this film last sunday. Why? Cause it was the 25th anniversary of Burt Lancaster's death
Culver Military Academy plaque on the wall, above/behind Burt Lancaster!
They give to david niven toni curtis made a gesture & said it sucks
Influence on Wall Street (Michael Douglas and Charlie Sheen dynamic)
Also tony made a move with his hands
I read or hear ,something about burt lancaster he was way ahead of his time ,that any actor that act with him will b out match ,of course not with toni curtis,he found his match ,this movie is probably d best movie i seen i been wacthing ,movies for 66 years or more ,i think besides, burt lancaster ,& toni curtis as been d best best actors ever ,jeff chandler was yest as good,& kirk douglas,sadly jeff chanler die early on his prime around 1965 after he had surgery on his back ,they had complication ,hi die ,he got hurt playing pic up game? With the filming crew ,in texas making a movie , rest in peace my favorites movies stars BURT LANCASTER ,TONY CURTIS, JEFF CHANLER ,KIRK DOUGLAS , JACK PALANCE , I TINK ALL OF THEM WON ACADEMIE AWARD EXEPT? TONY CURTIS he surely cut won easy with the movie the fugitive, 1956 together with Sidney potier?
Manny Davis? I thought it was Mel Blanc.
So, did everyone else, except for Mrs. Mel Blanc.
@@waynej2608 funny!
@@waynej2608 Ha ! Very good ! 🙂
The actor who plays Manny is Jay Adler who was part of a theater acting family. His sister was famous acting teacher Stella Adler.
Let this movie be a lesson to you!😆
Art imitating life, or life imitating art?.
The set was "washed with oils"
Press agents twenty plus years HA.
Who is the hot blonde?
I’m here from dhar man
They give to david niven toni curtis made a gesture & said it sucks