Of Mice and Men (4/10) Movie CLIP - Candy's Old Dog (1992) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Carlson (Richard Riehle) bullies Candy (Ray Walston) and says he wants to shoot and kill his old dog.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Gary Sinese directed this respectful re-telling of John Steinbeck's classic novel, with Sinese as the wily George and John Malkovich as the brutish, simple-minded Lennie. Set during the Depression era, the film opens as George and Lennie are running from a woman with a torn dress, who has sent a gang of ruffians to chase the two out of the county. After a long bus ride and a ten-mile walk, George and Lennie arrive at a migrant farm in California's San Joaquin Valley, where they seek work. George dreams of putting together enough money to buy a small piece of land where he and Lennie can build a home; he hopes that in California the two can realize their dream. Unfortunately, the foreman of the ranch, Curley (Casey Siemaszko), enjoys tormenting Lennie, while Curley's frustrated wife (Sherilyn Fenn) entices Lennie with her sexual allure. George warns Lennie to steer clear of Curley's wife, but Lennie follows her to a barn where a tragedy occurs and George and Lennie's dreams are shattered.
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Cast: Joe D'Angerio, Richard Riehle, Gary Sinise, John Terry, Ray Walston
Director: Gary Sinise
Producers: Alan C. Blomquist, Gary Sinise, Russell Smith
Screenwriters: John Steinbeck, Horton Foote
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It's sad that no one stood up for Candy and his poor old dog. This scene makes me cry.
missmommy185 facts 😓😓
Yeah. Losing a dog is bad enough. Having your dog die during the Great Depression was even worse.
I can see why the dog was put down, but they should've carried it out with a lot more sympathy and they should've let candy do it himself.
@@praveeshachapman677 It wasn't suffering, it was old and still happy clearly.
@Ice King yup bingo
I feel so sorry for candy
Jordan Kwong damn 😂
@Jordan Kwong bruh
Jordan Kwong elaborate
@Jordan Kwong tf
I feel sorry for that entire town. Out of the goodness of his heart, some guy takes pity on Lenny because he's mentally challenged, and this is the Great Depression when work is scarce and wages are dirt. Most Americans are struggling, and there are few comforts to be had. Then, when work is through, and everybody else is unwinding, the "unsupervised" Lenny, who has the curiosity of a toddler, hangs out in a barn, where he's prone to accidentally kill some poor animal or "person", because he doesn't know his own strength. As a kid, I remember being angry with the lynch mob that was determined to execute Lenny. As an adult, I have more empathy for these people. When would Lenny have stopped killing people and animals? There weren't many mental institutions during the Great Depression, and the few that existed were often filthy, and poorly regulated. Many patients with Lenny's condition were lobotomized.
No one else notices the parallelism between Candy and his Dog. And George and Lennie?
+demitri9871 I prefer to call it "foreshadowing"
+demitri9871 don't say no one else cuz more people do like me and my whole class pointed out all of the foreshadows and moments that relate in the book/movie. and there are many more.
i noticed it, you can see when george looks over at candy that it reminds him of his frienship with lennie
We learn't about this in class, in the book Candy states after the dogs death "I should've killed that dog" (not exact) which was because he wanted to be there beginning, middle and end. We then agreed that George took this in his stride and decided to kill Lennie.
demitri9871 just because someone notices something doesn't mean they have to say it
'George shoots Lennie' is plastered all over 90% of all the class books😂
Same here XD
not here
I just skipped to the end of the book.
+GoGamerz GnO Same aha
oh, people spoil it for others? haha
Omg, Candy's face at 0:42 breaks my heart every time i see it. lol:-(
Did you cry?
Lol??
For some reason, I thought of Candy as some sly, old man that ran a life of crime. But this scene made me love him. And the dog looks different than I pictured...maybe the producers didn't want such an old dog that would die on the set...
Madyson Weaver I imagined the dog to look actually disgusting, not just dirty like the dog in the movie
Madyson Weaver they would have actually killed the dog
@@ArcticZombie why .
I pictured him looking like the one guy from toy story 2 the evil toy
I feel so bad for Candy because he thought he was just like his dog (outlived his purpose, too old for anything, wounded) and when Carlson suggested he be shot Candy knew the human equivalent of that would be done to him (being kicked out of the farm) and he knew his end was near. Way to put an old lonely man down Carlson.
Can guarantee you got an A* in your English lit
@@BROKEZ. Im not from sn English speaking country so we didnt have English lit
Candy is such a Lennie in this scene "I caant do that. I 'aad him too long" XD :(
This is a good example of dad with dog memes
I think the acting is just really bad so he seems dumb
@@bossasaurusrecks9819 thats so uneducated lol
@@AH-lx5nj I have to disagree. Good acting has existed for decades, there are plenty of great performances from before the 90s.
@@AH-lx5nj acting was just as good in the past as it is now. If you were saying the 40s, I'd agree, but this was made in the 90s.
its sad because George kills lennie in same way Carlson shoots the dog :(
Omg thank god! Somebody understands the book like I do. You have an awesome mind :)
Alex Beddow dylan jarrett I don't think it's exactly in the same way.Carlson kills the dog because he thinks that the dog is a burden. George kills Lennie because he wants to protect him from himself and because he loves him. It's foreshadowed in the book when Candy tells George that he wished he could have shot his dog himself, because the dog was his.
I mean as in same method of death both shot in back of head like in carlsons description on how was going to kill the dog and at end when George shoots lennie in back of head
Alex Beddow The foreshadowing isn't that difficult to spot, to quote the book:
Carlson:"i'll shoot him, he wont even quiver"
then later in the book when Lennie dies:
"lennie settled in the sand without quivering"
There's obviously a link there on purpose by Steinbeck.
Don't forget in the book Candy turns to Carlson out of hope and says
"You ain't got no gun" out of desperate hope, and when carlson goes to get his gun to shoot Lennie, George out of desperation says "maybe you lost it". Both cases are the character, be it George or candy trying to save there loved one from the inevitable.
But George kills lennie in a nicer calm environment because we dont know if carlson was nice to the dog outside of the bunk house
Ok maybe it was time to put the dog down. If it was suffering it was the right thing to do. But for god sakes down bring it up while the owner is petting the old dog!!! Wtf? Lol
6 years ago .
Damn I miss 2014
9 years ago@@eviesynnott6893
When I first read this book in Modern Literature, I highly empathized with Candy, because at the same time, I had an older dog (half yorkie, half dachshund) who got cancer. Dad suggested I put her down, but I wouldn't do it because she still had enough strength to eat, drink, and walk around, she was just really thirsty and frequently incontinent. So I put her in diapers, and faithfully took care of her, until she died naturally in her sleep. Mom's touched by my kindness for our dog...
aww poor candy :(
Yea I wanna hug him
Poor guy,this is the part im reading at the moment.
if you think about it it's kinda like Lennie. *spoiler alert* they were gonna shoot Lennie in the gut, which would of made him suffer, so George shoots Lennie in the back of the head so its pretty much instant death. The dog is killed so it doesn't suffer, and so is Lennie.
Jordan Langley perfect example of euthanasia
Nah man. It sucks just having to put your dog down with zero warning. You just want to hold on for one more day
that "lets wait till tomorrow" is really sad
Why couldn’t Carlson just wait till tomorrow?
@@slapshot68he just wanted to get it over with
we did this show at my high school, and every time Carlson said he'd shoot the dog the audience died laughing. damn bastards...
Half my class laughed when Lennie died.
Damn...and I thought my class was bad. I know my class didn't take things seriously most of the time, but they actually did get angry/upset over when Candy's dog got shot and when Lennie died..
Orion Cruz my class is the same while me and my friend would be in the corner crying lol
high schoolers suck lmao
@@tamayako8129 i feel bad for laughing
Lieutenant Daaaaaaaaaan? Is that you?
I love this book. And the movie. Just wow.
Oh poor candy lost his dog 🐶 is so cute and sweet it feels really heartbroken 💔 aww
This part makes me cry all the time
We're studying this for GCSE lit, and I really love the use of foreshadowing! There are some obvious things, like the connection between Candy's dog and Lennie, but also the more subtle ones I only noticed when rereading each chapter. For example, when George warns Lennie that Curley's wife will be trouble, and then she ends up being the reason Lennie dies, and how Lennie seems to kill things in size order, starting with a mouse, then a puppy, and then a person. I wouldn't say my class is exactly the most mature, but quite a few people did cry a bit when Lennie died. I have to admit, my eyes were a little damp :.(
In the book, Carlson in this scene came off more as stern and a bit mean but not cruel. He was gentle and caring when he led the dog out to put him down.
I knew putting Candy’s dog down was the right choice because the poor old thing was suffering and I understand Candy’s reluctance because he’s bonded with the pooch since he was a pup but he knew and I knew everyone was right in the decision to put the poor elderly pooch out of his misery.
Charlson needs to have some respect for the dog and candy I know he's offering candy a pup but really yes I get the dog is old and needs euthanasia but at least candy loves him
Kenzie Backlin Carlson does have respect for the dog which is why he took him out of his misery.
KFChicken that’s euthanasia which is putting them out of their misery
@@kenziebacklin11 what difference does it make? and do you think these old farmers have euthenisia
Kenzie Backlin in the book he shows a lot more compassion for the dog
Yea, I watched this in class today and I was In tears
We've been watching this film in English class. I had to try so hard not to cry at this scene.
This scene is heart breaking. Candys dog is old but it doesn't mean it deserved to die. If the dog was suffering then they didn't portray it well in the film. Poor Candy was looking for one soul to speak up on his dogs behalf. I hate watching this scene. I weep for both Candy and his dog. Poor old man has no other comfort in this world. I mean I suppose in those times and in that situation a bullet to the back of its head would of been more humane than suffering but I just didnt like how eager he was to kill it. You can see the heartbreak all over Candys face.
People saying the dog was suffering and that it was right to kill it miss the point of this completely. When Candy discusses putting up the money for the little place with George and Lenny he realises that there is another option for himself rather than just waiting for the man to dispense of his services. The dog could have gone to the small holding with him and there wouldn't have been any discussion about getting rid of it for inconvenience.
0:04 that voice is so familiar who voiced Bosco the Beauceron as well
Omg in the book I cried during this scene.. the pure love candy shows for his dog is so sad 😢
i feel feelz for candy.. :(
I’m reading this in english and I cried and I had to go out of the class it was so embarrassing
LOL
🖤
I was the only person in the room who cried (at the ending)
Lmfaooo
ouch. now imagine if y'all read "Where the Red Fern Grows"
I always imagined slim looking like alen Jackson
You know who voiced Beauceron from the movie Marmaduke, sounds like her. Yep, Bosco
for some reason i imagined all the characters exactly the way they look.
anyone else just watching this because they are too lazy to read the book for school? xD
I'm watching this because I finished the book and I need to put name to faces
MINIME don't you mean faces to names
MINIME Same
DFCMAD77 no he's right, he means that he wants to see those names in the book live action
The book is like 80 pages, you're a new kind of lazy
My dog died a few days ago and this came up in my recommended😥😔
This scene is double heartbreak when you realise the dog getting shot foreshadows the fate of Lennie being killed.
Next thing u know
Candy’s still depressed
candy is so wholesome in this movie it’s so sad
2:08
When candy whimpers a bit the subtitles think it is music lol
I imagined Candy exactly like this when I read the book.
I watched this in class today and this scene got me..... 😢😢
This was genuinely the only scene in any movie that’s made me start crying right on the spot.
This always makes me cry
Watching this after i read the book . Damn its so close to how i magined it while reading. that's great film adaptation and attention to detail right there.
So what was the point to shoot the dog? Why he cares about someone's dog?
xXSilentAgent47Xx cuz it was stinky so it was hard for them to sleep
xXSilentAgent47Xx Candy is like George and the dog is like Lennie. Lennie, like the dog, is loving, faithful, and is basically George's best friend, but he's too simple and causes more trouble and will the older he gets. Carlson represents George's mind telling him that it would be better for everyone, even Lennie, if he wasn't around anymore which later in the book he does end up killing Lennie for his own good. By contrasting the antagonist (Carlson) with the protagonist (George), it makes Lennie's loss more emotional.
xXSilentAgent47Xx foreshadowing
Why couldn't he just give the dog a wash
Hazzer it went beyond the dog's hygiene though, it was old and suffering and effectively useless on a working ranch.
This scene always makes me cry 😿
*John Wick has entered the chat*
The dog was under tremendous pain
It was the right call
Reading the book, I never knew what a huge foreshadow this was.
I never read it as Carlson being a bully. I always thought he was assertive in trying to persuade Candy, and that he didn't just bully him into it.
Ok In all fairness, the poor dog did look like it was greatly suffering in its old age, so it MAY have been the right thing to do in the long run, but pressuring and effectively bullying old candy into the decision was just wrong and cruel. It was handled completely the wrong way. Always feel so sorry for him and his old dog 😞😞😞
Candy's dog will always be the best boy :(
U know that bear that's off toy story 3, candy sounds like him 😂😂
Caitlin Davies Your right xD
Latzo?
I felt the cold reminders in the book, every couple of lines it would mention “silence in the air” whilst they say there bits…..and then “BANG!” Made me cry reading then watching this scene man
Candy just makes me want to cry because he laughs like Carlson’s joking first😭😭😭
When Candy says “I couldn’t let a stranger shoot my dog. I ougtta shot that dog myself.” It was a metaphor. George thought it’d be better for him to shoot Lenny. So he wasn’t scared or sad or angry and that he was with someone he loved.
English teacher in the making
Oh...oh poor Candy.. D:
this scene is almost as sad as the ending as itself! !!
It was hard to let go of my old dog but he is right it's best to let them go out of their misery when they get really old and start to suffer.
I cried when I read this part in the book...
Steinbeck used this scene as a foreshadowing device to tell us that the same situation will happen again but with George and Lennie. Nicely done but it's really sad. :(
I really wish they could have included the bit about "We ain't got no ketchup!"
HE SHOT THE DOG WITH A LUGER NOT A REVOLVER!!!!!!!
mateotheminecrafter it doesn't fucking matter
Adam Hoffman calm down
I was thinking the same thing.I like to think Carson was a WW1 vet and brought the Luger from overseas the experience he dad over the course of the war turned him to a bitter man .
Adam Hoffman It does, a Luger was a trophy hunting weapon meant to kill targets with speed and power, additionally the Luger is German, how did he get it? It shows a lot about Carlson’s past.
Candy is my fav character
When we watched this, almost everyone in the class was about to cry but as soon as the dog was shot, someone (I won't name who) just said "Shots fired!" and nobody cried after that.
I get that Candy's dog was suffering a bit but, I wished that there might have been some other option.
R.I.P Candy's Dog
This takes place in early 1900's this was the only way back then
This is the saddest part other than the end imo
Where's the Luger, that looks like a standard revolver? I know its not a crucial element of the story but the Luger is useful in conveying the similarities of Candy's dog and Lennie's eventual death, surely?
The actor who plays Slim also comes out in Full Metal Jacket and in both characters he reads newspaper articles only in Full Metal jacket it is his job as chief editor of Stars and Stripes.
I was always disappointed they didn't get Burgess Meredith (the original George) to play Candy. Although Walston does a superb job, having B. Meredith would have made a wonderful bookend to his career.
I watched this in English class today and all the girls screamed when we heard the gunshot
I just read this scene in school 😭
Steinbeck presents Candy as a o-
Oops I forgot I'm not in English class
Noooooooooo
DONT SHOOT THE PUPPY
Angel L'Mae Roberson that was me before we finished the play a few months ago and finished reading the book
Not a puppy dumbass
Angel L'Mae Roberson the dog was old do u know what euthanasia is? That’s what Carlson did to candys dog yes it did make my English teacher cry
When we watched this in my English class this scene had tears running down my face cuz I had to put my own dog down
It is sad really because Carlson would probably love to shoot Candy too if he could.
I've only learnt about "Of Mice and Men" when I was in Year 10 (2007-2008) at Archbishop's School in Canterbury of the United Kingdom.
Aww. :( candy..
I’m learning this at school 😂😂
I cried so hard in this scene! 😰
Did you, that is so sad that Candy’s dog got shot to death, I haven’t seen the whole movie before.
I didn’t know that it happened.
I’m so sorry. 😢😢😢😢😢😢
@@StevenRottmannIII Ty yeah this comment is from four years ago when I was in secondary school studying it and I had a dog called Barney who was my best friend in the whole world and it was at this time he was getting older and weaker and when I was 17 he died. So seeing an old dog get shot especially when my old dog was my best friend really shook me up because it almost foreshadowed what was going to happen to mine. My dog wasn’t shot but the vet put him down because he was too ill to keep going sadly. 😢
thanks i am learning about this in class
This is taken line for line from the book
i first saw this movie at school in year 9 and my dog died that year so when i saw this i cried in front of my class
I’m only crying😭🥺
This foreshadows the ending
Candy’s dog was probably the father of lulu’s pups.
The way the actor for candy is you really really just feel bad
Candy only has one arm but in the movie, he has two
ZE Wang in the film they did make him only use one hand. It was his hand that was injured, not his entire arm.
Ngl, I cried myself more for Candy's dog than Lennie's death
When reading this I imagined Candy's voice as scruffys off of futurama
Reminds me of the time I had to let go of my Lab I had for 14 years. She had double dysplasia in both her front legs and could no longer stand on her own. She was so miserable, she stopped eating. After the 3rd day, I couldnt stand watching her suffer any more.
he could of shower the dog lmao
Love this book and film. Was so angry when we studied it in school and i wasnt tested. Probably would have been the only A i ever got.
Who is listening to this because of homework
Asking a man to kill his own dog, killing his best friend. Some people just don't understand the bond.
for me, Carlson must've been planning to kill Candys dog, because, how normal is it to keep a gun under a pillow?
Somebody gave the book a 1-star review on Amazon just because the dog died.
Awwww candy♥♥♥
We had an entire debate in class about if candy did the right thing
Foreshadowing ladies and gentlemen!!!
For all the kids who don't know it's foreshadowing of Lennies death. Remember that for your English classes.
Luger? No? Fine.