The Lady Eve (1/10) Movie CLIP - She Knows His Type (1941) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Sizing up her mark, Jean (Barbara Stanwyck) makes sure that she's the only girl for Charles (Henry Fonda).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
(Preston Sturges) wrote and directed this classic romantic comedy starring Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck, who are involved in a scintillating battle of the sexes, as Sturges points up the terrors of sexual passion and the unattainability of the romantic ideal. Henry Fonda plays Charles Pike, the heir to the Pike Ale fortune ("The Ale That Won for Yale"). An ophiologist (a snake expert), he just spent a year "up the Amazon" looking for rare snakes with his cynical and protective guardian/valet Muggsy (William Demarest). He arrives to board the S.S. Southern Queen bound for New York, and immediately becomes the main order of business for a collection of single women looking to nab the eligible bachelor. Amongst those watching Charles board are a trio of con men and cardsharps -- Colonel Handsome Harry Harrington (Charles Coburn), his partner Gerald (Melville Cooper), and the Colonel's daughter Jean (Barbara Stanwyck). All three see Charles as a pushover and at dinner, while all the women are ogling Charles, Jean wins the day by sticking out her foot and tripping him. Complaining to Charles that he should watch where he is going, she gets him to escort her to her cabin so that she can replace her broken heel. Charles is sexually attracted to Jean, but when Charles is about to make a pass at her, she pulls back, telling him, "You ought to be put in a cage." Back in the dining room, Charles is introduced to the Colonel and the three play cards, Charles winning $500 from the Colonel and $100 from Jean. But Charles is merely being set-up for the next game when the Colonel will come in for the kill. Back at Jean's cabin, Charles and Jean sit close and something happens she hadn't planned -- she becomes attracted to Charles too. The next morning, Muggsy warns Charles that the Colonel and Jean are cardsharks, but Charles won't hear of it. Meanwhile, the Colonel is looking forward to fleecing Charles, but Jean doesn't want any part of it. Jean participates in the card game between Charles and the Colonel, making sure than the Colonel doesn't cheat. But while Jean waits on deck for Charles after the game, the Colonel plays Charles a game of double-or-nothing, with Charles losing $32,000. Jean, angry with her father, makes the Colonel tears up Charles' check. The next morning, Muggsy proves to Charles the three are con artists. Devastated, Charles shows Jean the photograph, claiming he knew she was a criminal the morning after he met her. Jean is determined to get even with Charles ("I hate that mug!"). Docking in New York, the Colonel reveals he merely palmed the $32,000 check. But that's not enough revenge for Jean. Impersonating an aristocratic English woman, Lady Eve Sidwich, Jean has herself introduced to Charles. Planning to make Charles to fall in love with her again, she intends to break his heart like he broke her own. As she explains, "I've got some unfinished business with him -- I need him like the axe needs the turkey."
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1941)
Cast: Charles Coburn, Henry Fonda, Barbara Stanwyck
Director: Preston Sturges
Producers: Paul Jones, Buddy G. DeSylva, William LeBaron, Albert Lewin
Screenwriters: Monckton Hoffe, Preston Sturges
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This is such a great piece of work. I think you can easily underestimate it. This came out in the same year as "Citizen Kane" and "The Maltese Falcon." When you watch it now, it has a spontaneity and a subversiveness that is unmatched. I think it is a great film.
One of the greatest films. Just a masterpiece.
Her voice, her inflections are so subtle and so low down and, of course, so funny. Part of her range had to do with vocal command. Her whole history came through in her throat.
This is one of the most brilliant performances I have ever seen. Comic genius in dialog and delivery. Barabra was head and shoulder above almost anyone else as an actress.
I read somewhere that this woman was one of the inspirations for the character of Megara in the Disney version of Hercules. I see it.
Susan Egan said it!
@@JTPMalavet that would probably be where I read it then 🙂
"Why don't you look where you're going?" She turns the entire pursuit around and doesn't try to look seductive like all the other women, but aggressively pounces and throws it right in his face.
hebneh lol that is so me. Gotta play hard to get 😉
I love Barbara Stanwyck in this role in the way she plays a con artist but forward at the same time! LOL
The difference between this and Double Indemnity where she plays the Femme Fatale is quite extraordinary. What a great actress.
Hi Angela
And she parades him out of the dining room with overwhelmingly smug pride, in front of all of her unsuccessful competitors.
lol looks like she's on her iphone
LOL I was thinking the same thing
Miss Barbara Stanwyck. If she's in the movie it has to be good!
Indeed!!!! The best, ball of fire
Uh.... yes
She was *_Mr.s_* at the time. Robert Taylor was her other half.
Barbara Stanwyck - Ahead of her times with her 1941 iPhone spying on Henry Fonda. Great clip!
This movie got me through a rough period
Me, too. Preston Sturgess to the rescue every time. Hope things are better for you now.
such a funny scene. this is one of my faves ever. BS was so beautiful and brilliant in this. of course HF excelled as well. great cast, great movie.
Preston Sturges was a brilliant comedy writer/director and had a genius for creating great "couples," including Claudette Colbert and Joel McCrea (The Palm Beach Story), Betty Hutton and Eddie Bracken (The Miracle of Morgan's Creek) and of course Stanwyck and Fonda in this film. Plus his recurring "stock company" of supporting players. An American original, with a wonderfully subversive streak.
Lily Langtry...famous 19th century actress w/ many famous & rich lovers. SO she would have been very "old timey" when this movie was made.
the absolute playbook on how to get a man!!!!
Great film!!! Kisses, Chantal
Yeah, do what she did and look like Barbara Stanwyck otherwise it won't work.
Cripple him?
"Pardon me, m'am. Are you talking to your mirror? And are you nucking futs?"
Seriously- how did this scene not get used by cell phone 📱 companies
This is the actress and film Phoebe Waller-Bridge was told to study for her role in the new Indy film. Will be interesting to see how her character is inspired by Stanwyck.
That vulgar slob isn't fit to shine Stanwyck's shoes.
OK, I've got to see this whole film now. Love Ms. Stanwyck. So beautiful
One of my all-time favorite movies!💕😁
I knew Stanwyck was ahead of her time, but the fact that she even had an iPhone back then is pretty amazing!
You know about mirrors right?
I have watched this film countless times and never tire of it - before dvds I had it on VHS tape. Everything about it is brilliant - not a wasted word, wonderfully funny, adorable performances from a brilliant cast and Preston Sturges directing it all sublimely. It turns up all the time on lists of the best films ever made and I'm not surprised.
One of the best movies ever made!
Whether she's trying to get you to take her out for dinner or trying to get you to kill her husband, Barbara Stanwyck sure is one swell dame.
I've always LOVED this movie! Hahahahaha ❤️
Omg that lady did the bend and snap on him!
Hi caroline
Oh yes she did!
That lady is special!!
Best. Actress. Ever
holy hell shes the best
Jane Fonda probably laughed her head off watching this scene in 1941 when his she saw her dad trip
My birthday is may 27th which is the day the video came out but the last one I watched was on my Brothers birthday
This is fantastic.
good leg.
Thank you for love Jehovah God and Jesus Christ love is inspiring yes 16.2.2024
she is using iphone hack..
No just a big mirror
brilliant, brilliant scene...now, where can I find the "ConneCticut" bit?
Some of those actresses from the golden era was not joking about them arch eyebrows SMH November 20,2020
Jane Fonda was born two years after this film was released and her dad trips in this film
Fonda was born in 1937. Film was released in 1941.
@@exaudi33 she was a little kid when this movie came out in 1941. It probably gave her the laughing her life seeing her dad trip.
Hmm. Clever writing.
🧚♀️2:15"funny i'm eating like this Isn't it? "
In one of Jane's bios, the author mentions a fling between Henry and Barbara in the 40's. I wonder if it was true?
Lillie Lang🌳❓💥😉...hopsy!
She looks like talolah buckhead
0:27 Since Lily who?
legato699 Lillie Langtry
whattttt
Sweet!
haha
The very first appearance of FaceTime technology on a big screen!
Dang. I sometimes forget just who this girl is. Dang genius. Classy and beautiful. Dang... ;-)