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- Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #AliceDoesntLiveHereAnymore
Martin Scorsese directs and Ellen Burstyn delivers an Academy Award-winning performance, in the feature that inspired the long-running sitcom "Alice".At 32, Alice Hyatt (Burstyn) watches her dreams slipping away. Instead of a career as a singer, she has an abusive husband, an ill-mannered 12-year-old son and a life in small-town Oklahoma. But when her husband dies in a traffic accident, Alice heads west to pursue her dreams, working as a lounge singer along the way.
Directed By Martin Scorsese
Starring Ellen Burstyn, Kris Kristofferson, Diane Ladd
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One of Martin Scorsese’s most underrated films. Jodie Foster was great in it, and Ellen Burstyn deserved her Oscar.
I really need to satisfy my curiosity and watch this.This was after all the inspiration for the TV sitcom.
Same. MY memory of this is way off from what it's about and I had no idea the show 'Alice' was based off this. But there's Mel. I must have confused this with another movie as in my distant kid memory I thought 'Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore' had to do with a young girl and drugs.
Looking up things, that must have been 'Go Ask Alice'.
If I'm not mistaken, this was shown on HBO a few times. I saw the sitcom first, but I remember coming across this scene. I remember the pink uniforms and I remember Mel in his usual attire.
I saw this with my mom when I was 8.
The movie was just like my moms life. My mom got divorce and moved to Phoenix with me...her son. ...the the sit com ALice came out and the story went on...lol
Eu assisti também .
Era tarde da noite e
eu fingia dormir, para
assistir esse filme
realista...
Back when characters and locations felt real in movies. There’s no immersion anymore. RIP Cinema
Oh gosh, not another one who says ‘cinema’ is dead, more generalisations. Pessimistic bollocks
@@bolshevi3187 How is it not and what exactly is there to be optimistic about? I just can’t sit there looking at the screen like a zombie but good luck to you.
I think your telling me more about yourself then cinema. Cinema is too broad to be labelled as such, you’ll have to explain what aspect you find so zombifying.
Then again, a RUclips comment section is hardly the place to have such discussions. So yes, you’ll have to expand on what you mean by cinema, and what it is that you want from it
Great movie. It needs a Blu-ray release ASAP.
Happy 85th Birthday Diane Ladd
That would have made her 37 when this movie was out.
I never did understand why Alice was so resistant to Flow's attempt at a friendship.
She probably saw Flo as someone too sassy and amoral. And her issues of dealing with an annoying son, neglectful late husband, and a cruel and abusive man just days before didn’t help.
It's amazing Diana Ladd played Flo in the movie and then played Flo's replacement in the tv series.
Vic Tayback was great in the movie and the show.
It’s also amazing that both Flos In the series quit to get away from Lavin
No one could replace Polly
I was just old enough to watch Alice, but not old enough to have been allowed to watch the movie. So I was today years old when I realized the TV series was a spinoff of the movie! 😲
I loved the whole vibe of this movie, it gave me such good time while I've watched.
The performances made it work so much.
"How long do you think we'll have to stay in this hell hole?" - Every Phoenix resident ever..
She is superlative. Well-deserved Oscar here.
This movie is FANTASTIC .. absolutely recommend watching it
I wan't to try "Mel's Chef Salad," it's only $1.10!
I wouldn't try it even for $0.50!
I was looking at the price of salad to lol
Ellen Burstyn is incredible in that movie
É verdade !
1974 - one year after The Exorcist
I watched Alice TV show back in the 70s and 80s ...i had no idea it was a movie before the show. I accidentally stumbled upon it flipping through the channels.
Same Mel (Vic Taybac)!
Diane Ladd Is STILL The Most Beautiful Woman Ever!!!!!❤
Scorcesse. Genius
I definitely don't know my entertainment history like I should, and I'm almost 60! That means I was 10 when this movie came out. I should have known that the sitcom Alice was developed from this drama. I missed it!
interesting how 3 cast members made the transition from movie to the tv show. though this tommy lasted only the pilot episode before being replaced and flo became belle who didn't stay that much longer.
I love the og Alice and miss her so much and the family too in God love and his hands 😇 prayers for the slow well come back miss God bless you 😇
That was such a good movie.
Eu assisti esse filme no ano
de 1980.
Nunca esqueci o título da
película e não imaginava que
se tratava de 1 filme deveras
bom.
Greatness in a film 💛✨
Thank you for the Great video
Keep up the Great work
Belle & Mel(there in the kitchen) went on to the TV show, "Alice"☝️
Excuse me, Flo!
Release it in 4K!
Thank
I enjoy the movie more. Lavin was too much of a control freak on the set.
Ken M And to settle the matter, they brought in Celia Weston as Jolene to deliver weak punchlines. Instead of punching up the comedy lines, they purposely punched it down, so there’d be no competition on the set. Celia ended up developing a loving character on “Alice” plus having a wonderful career to boot.
@@Landrew120880 I thought Jolene was the weakest waitress out of Flo and Belle. Plus, her southern accent sounded fake
Apparently, she must've been because the show was never the same when Flo left.
Seen similar comments from others about Lavin's dominance in theTV show, 'where there's smoke, there's fire'-
I love the movie and the show ..I thought Lavin did a great job as a character who was a single mother and not "man crazy" ..she was rational and level headed .. I've never heard any "behind the scenes" stories.. now I'm curious
Doesn't look like a movie I would ever want to watch.
In my opinion, it is really depressing.
Diane Ladd [as Flo the waitress] stole the show in this film. A real breath of fresh air. Ellen Burstyn and her son are supposed to be the protagonists and they even have a few cute scenes together but I ultimately found them to be unlikable. The kid was bad enough but Burstyn was even worse than him at times.
I guess that's why Burstyn received wide spread acclaim, which ultimately got her an Oscar.
It's the fact that Alice is imperfect, that makes her a character with depth and that's why she won her Oscar.
They weren't super likable - but that is what made it so great.
Jodie was the scene stealer.
The boy played by Alfred Lutter was also in the series’ pilot episode before he got quickly replaced by Phillip McKeon for the remainder of the series.
"Alice" was a movie before a show?
Correct.
A very, very good movie.
Kiss my grits!!!!!!!😘
MEL!!!
LL is lucky to have such a great supporting cast and extras, as well. She isn't funny and not that great of an actress... or singer. But the ensemble was magnificent. Rather than being a b, she should have been grateful. Without them, the show would not have lasted as long as it did.
So many people saying Linda Lavin was a b****. Hard to believe. Her Alice character seemed tough but nice. And I thought she was good at acting and singing.
So glad they recast the son. The original was annoying
Laura Dean's mama! She would have been born a few years after this movie was made.
She was born in '67.
Laura Dern is in the movie! (Cameo 1:46:31)
Both first father and boyfriend were right about the brat kid
T4
People are not very nice character on this show
I would love to try Mel salad And Mel BIG Mick
Yeah looks like the kid from the tv pilot I would say that the movie got the casting wrong but the tv show did well they just needed better writing if they redo it today they could at hotter people and more cat fights
gtb2009b what the hell is wrong People like Ellen Burstyn are gorgeous
traduci italiano
The entire film ca nb ese enon Rumble
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Dumb and dumber brought me here.
@Ben Ben Diner scene in Dumb and Dumber, Jim Carrey says "excuse me, flo" in reference to the show.
Why is everything in the 70's so dark and depressing? It is no wonder we needed a Reagan to come through in the 80's and make life a bit more colorful and lighter and optimistic.
Reagan was a bullshit artist.
You ever heard of the Cold War, Vietnam, JFK's assassination, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Civil Rights Movement?, the Gas Crisis, the revolution of Iran? the Atomic Age? Racial Integration? Watergate? Etc.
@@mindyobiznass5852 the first 5 items were before 1970 LOL
@@rasalghul9331 and your point?
@@mindyobiznass5852 You listed those events as a reason for why the 70s were dark and depressing. Those events did NOT occur in the 70s. WOW - gotta spell it out for some ppl...
boring movie. Agenda driven
@Mike Pordan illuminate
Great. Another moron.
I forgot Diane Ladd was in the tv show Alice from 1980-81 as Belle Dupree
AntennaTV is currently showing the Belle episodes...here in SW MI from 8-9 pm
It was tragic the way she abruptly left the show - she was credited in her final show but only appeared in a phone call with a storyline about Jolene's arrival - with five episodes left in the season, too! Belle was popular enough to win an Emmy in the 22 episodes she appeared in.
Linda Lavin didn't like her stealing the spotlight from her, like Polly Holliday did.
@@ochsj1971 The Flo character was done like JJ on Good Times. No wonder Polly didn't ever want to do it again. Belle was like the original Flo. I would bet that there was a reason nobody saw Linda on TV for years. ****Anyway, interesting story from September 2018.....In North Carolina, a man who owned a restaurant refused to evacuate for the hurricane. He was standing next to his sign and it said "FLORENCE. KISS MY GRITS!". Now that's nostalgia! The name Florence will likely be retired like Sandy and Katrina, but it was neat to see.
I saw an interview with Polly Holliday. She got sick of saying "Kiss My Grits." And if there was an episode where she didn't say it, the audience wouldn't leave until she came out and said it.
The entire film ca nb ese enon Rumble