Deliverance (5/9) Movie CLIP - Anywhere, Everywhere, Nowhere (1972) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Drew (Ronny Cox) and Ed (Jon Voight) argue about what to do with the man that Ed killed.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Like such other early '70s Hollywood films as Sam Peckinpah's Straw Dogs (1971), Deliverance ponders violent instincts and definitions of manhood, ideas made all the more pressing by the period's escalating violence and assault on traditional gender roles. Regardless of these headier concerns, the critically praised realism of the action scenes on the river, with the actors performing a lot of the stunts, helped make the film a hit. Shooting on location on the Chattoga River in Georgia, cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond captured the appeal and the peril of the river's pristine isolation, enhancing both the adventure's visceral thrills and Dickey's philosophical inquiry into man's true nature. Deliverance was nominated for three Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, although Dickey's screenplay of his novel was passed over, as was Reynolds' star-making turn. With its chilling sense of infinite menace, Deliverance spoke to contemporary anxieties over what anyone could do, given the right (or wrong) circumstances.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1972)
Cast: Jon Voight, Burt Reynolds, Ned Beatty, Ronny Cox
Director: John Boorman
Producers: John Boorman, Charles Orme
Screenwriters: James Dickey, John Boorman
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"anywhere, everywhere...nowhere."
very badass..
Best acting in this scene goes to the dead dude keeping his eyes open for one minute plus.
yea , have to say the rapist guy played his part very well.
two minutes
Samson Crosswood..WRONG! Bruce Glover is Crispin's father who played Mr. Wint in Diamonds are Forever.....
That comment had me laughing like hell John!
Wasn't acting... they actually killed a guy for this scene. They told him that he would get a million dollars for the scene. When they killed him, they didn't have to pay him! Pretty clever, I'd say!
This was Burt Reynolds' finest moment on-screen. R.I.P.
Omg yes! Definition of a movie star!
Burt was fantastic in this
You may be right. But I sure love him as the Bandit.
RIP 🪦 Ned Beatty and Burt Reynolds
He was also excellent in Boogie Nights. Young Burt was a beast though. For sure this is his best moment
Burt was so damn charismatic. RIP to one of the last true movie stars
Louis didn't kill anybody. He saved two lives.
@john foster AMEN!👍👍
For real. That guy was a sissy.
Yeah. 👍
@@Owyourhurtingme Agreed. To be honest, I couldn't stand Drew.
Lewis was right,the people there have their own system of justice,and all four of these men would have stood trial for murder if they'd turned in that body,and while the sherriff seemed like a fair man,it wouldn't have been up to him.
One of the cleverest things about this movie was casting Burt Reynolds to play the tough, survivalist whom will obviously be the hero of the movie.
Then halfway in, he gets taken out and then its all on John Voight's character who is physically and mentally ill-equipped to handle this situation. Yet he rises to the occasion.
Thats excellent film-making.
Every one in this film had the exact right part ..There were no bad actors ,even the blind man who ho spoke only one sentence had the perfect fit ..
Yeah man, my favorite line is 'It's all up to to you Ed' pivotal moment....
Apparently Burt had a much bigger part & even more pivotal scene(s) that were cut. Per one of Burt's books, the director called him to let him know they ultimately felt they had to cut the scene(s) in order for the story line to focus more towards Voight's character. He felt it was in the best interests of the film, but obviously not in the best interests of Burt & his performance & he was very sorry he had to do it. Burt was disappointed but understood of course. Sure would be nice to see the lost scene(s)...RIP BR, you are missed.
Very interesting you should point this exact situation out. In Burt's 1st book, "My Life", he goes into great detail about this. There was a very large scene of Burt's that apparently, everyone at the orig screening felt it was a slam dunk for him to recieve an Oscar nom, (if not the win?) Needless to say, it was a stunning piece of acting by Burt. However, Boorman, the Director, came to Burt afterwards & told him, unfortunately, he needed to take the scene out. He felt the movie would basically end with this scene.
For the film to continue, he needed to hand the film off to John. He needed to be able to pick it up from that point on, without Burt. Everyone felt awful for Burt, including John. For the good of the picture, Burt accepted the decision w/very little resistance. He said he was so thankful to be a part of the film & assumed he would be offered more plum roles in the future, as a result. Burt then stated, sadly, he was wrong. 😳
Cold Winter Excellent comment! I never knew that.
Well, he did alright for a while.
Choosing to do silly movies like Cannonball Run 1-2 and the disastrous Stoker Ace really hurts his career.
Even though Cannonball Run was successful at the box office it was shredded by critics.
Burt has admitted when he became a big star. He kinda let his ego go wild instead of focusing on his acting career.
Which led to choosing bad movies.
Mickey Rourke kinda did the same thing.
Burt SHOULD have won an Oscar for this movie!!!.... It was a riveting performance. Rest in peace cowboy ...and thanks for the memories buddy!!
Unfortunately the movie was up in a year with the godfather and cabaret.
Too short. They missed "Did ya ever look out over a lake and think about something buried underneath it? Buried underneath it!! Man, that's about as buried as you can get!"
that line makes me laugh. How true!
howdy hank!
I love movies that inspire genuine discussion and debate based on moral grounds.
Fuckin' Barry 'em!!.....No discussion needed!!
It wasn't really a moral discussion. They were more worried about the best way not to get caught. It could be proved as rape after medical examination but, like they said, they'd stand trial with jurors who were related to these inbreds.
It doesn’t lol it should but it inspires pseudo-intellectualism
@@headphonic8
It's still a moral discussion though. The whole debate is over whether it's right or wrong to disobey the "law of the land" in their particular situation. That is absolutely a moral/ethical subject. Obviously it wouldn't feel like a "discussion" if you were the ones in that situation lol it would be more like you said, just instinctual self-preservation stuff, but even that, it's still part of the overall debate of morals and ethics.
@@MrBrownsugar85
Wrong, it's definitely a scene that taps into moral questions. See my previous comment.
Here's to you Burt! You were one of Hollywood's finest! RIP.
"Anywhere...everywhere...nowhere." One of the greatest lines in film.
When I first heard him say "everywhere", I thought he was going to suggest they cut up the body into smaller pieces and bury them all over the place.
Sounds profound and mysterious but I don't really get it
I can't believe how brave Ned Beatty was to let himself be sexually assaulted by a man in such a degrading scene. Now plenty of fine actors have been, Edward Norton, Ving Rhames but back then this was so shocking. He got a great career out of playing it so well. Thoroughly deserved.
And in his FIRST movie role!
Ahhh, not such a big deal ! Them dudes Hollywood plow each other in the turd holster all the time...
Ronny Cox’s acting here as Drew is exceptional. Especially the authentic combination of anger and despair in his voice when he yells “This isn’t one of your f-ing games!”
Directive 4.
My little contribution for your psychological profile.
"But Ned Beatty had the hardest part"
Even Burt's acting its superb. This freaking scene is a masterpiece.
Ned Beatty is a hell of an actor
Not in this particular clip.
That has to be the most half-hearted/unconvincing lunge in movie history.
Took almost no effort to hold him back.
I enjoy watching Lewis's face and figuring out what is going through his mind. At first he looks a little scared, then when the rapist dies, he looks proud of his center shot. Reynolds was great in this movie and it was his favorite movie.
What a cast. All four of them were brilliant in this film.
The ultimate "law vs. justice" dialogue in film history. Reynolds owns this scene as he owns the movie. Incredible acting chops, it's a shame he turned down so many fine films after DELIVERANCE. Irony is that Brando, who despised Reynolds, turned down the role of Louis. And yet Reynolds was born to play this role, no doubt about it, not even Brando could have done it better. Vice putting an arrow throught the heart of a rapist, no worries. Kill the s.o.b., bury him and thank God that you had the nerve, the stealth and the courage to take the shot and make the shot. Justice.
The law is corruptable and unfair. Punishment usually doesn't fit the crime. Even when you're right you're wrong. Im happy these guys got away with it. Well, most of them anyway.
This is one of the best of many great scenes in the movie. Straight up classic.
Center shot.
brandos the only other actor that cud do it
Brando was 11 years older than Reynolds
Easily Reynolds' best performance of his career.
So true
Pulled out all the stops. He was born in a Southern family.
@Michael Cristian He's pretty damn good in Boogie Nights
Burt could really act, he just wound up spending too much time playing parodies of himself.
yup too badhe didnt continue this way
Probably one of the greatest movie scenes ever made. I love you Burt. You are the best!!!!
Burt Reynold's masterpiece of his career, bar none!
Pity they cut it. "Where is the law?!" That was the most important line in the scene.
Dang right. The stupid Movieclips channel always does that for some reason
I wanted to hear “ that’s about as buried as you can get “ but they cut that too
Movie Clips is useless for "dramatic content" - even the clip where Burt arrows the guy and the guy lands on the tree branch, one of he best parts is cut - when Burt comes up to inspect the body and touches the arrow to see if the guy is still breathing - they cut that part.
How about NOT screaming in the area, in case the other hillbilly brought reinforcements back and you are making it easy to be located!
I was thinkin the same.
I believe they prefer to be called hill people.
You could scream your head off and the only thing reinforcements will hear is the rushing of the Chattooga River, which is what makes those areas so treacherous.
@@frankgrimesification Appalachian Americans
@@giraffesareselfish9563 they are mostly peaceful hikers.
This movie may not have been better than other great movies, but in it's way it was just as good as any movie ever made. So, it's really second to none.
It cuts Burt's character's judgement about the 'law', "The law?! What law?!" Meaning that when you're out that far in the wilderness (literally & figuratively), where life is live-or-die there's no such thing as the human construct of 'law'.
Ummm... Yeah I kinda can agree, except that even in the boonies there's "law", it's just those that enforce it are much further away. But, with that note in mind, it needs to also be stated that it's not just about survival, it's about justice in an unjust system. Everyone in the nearest town is related to the guy he killed. Honestly, in that situation, even if the entire town knew the dead guy was a sick freak, Burt's character and the other 3 would be locked up with the key thrown out. Small towns like that are NOTORIOUS for having a Good Ol' Boy System, where locals/kin protect their own - dead or alive, and whether or not their own are criminals or not.
Burt Reynolds BEST performance...and the one he was most proud of.
'...your wrong if you don't see this as a game'
'it is a matter of the law!'
'WHERE'S THE LAW DREW!'
powerful stuff
one of the best movies I've seen, the acting, the atmosphere, the intensity, the danger it's all there
*you're
@@scottcharney1091 whatever
I remember being 13-14 watching this and realizing the law can have its limits. Especially in the middle of the woods. You're not going to see law enforcement patrolling that deep in the forest
@Carl Hatt the mob already know this. Ordinary citizens take awhile to catch on.
Reynolds certainly does act staggeringly well here.
this movie was far smarter and far more dramatic than I remember it being
Amazingly this was the first movie performances by Ned Beatty & Ronny Cox!
I don't think it was Ronny Cox's 1st film, but it was definitely Ned Beatty's 1st, which is incredible. Ned went on to make (at least) 6 more films with Burt & numerous other appearances with him on his TV shows & plays. Would love to hear from Ned regarding these many experiences with Burt. I can only imagine the funny stories he has to share! Based on their history together, Burt clearly loved him.
Drew must be Canadian
Didya ever look out over a lake and think about something buried underneath it? BURIED UNDERNEATH IT! Man, that's about as buried as you're gonna get.
In the 1980s issues of the comic book "Swamp Thing," that idea is used as the setup for a couple of different stories, first by Martin Pasko, and then revisited by Alan Moore in his groundbreaking run on the title.
Rest In Peace Burt Reynolds.
" this ain't one of your fucking GAMES "
What a scene! Burt knew that it’s an unenviable position to be in allowing someone else to decide your fate because you just can’t count on someone else to not screw that up. They did the only thing they could have done here. The bad thing is having to live with it all, just or otherwise. Great writing Great acting, Great story. Maybe the best movie ever!!!
what do you think Bobby? I don't think Bobby wants a Public trial, how about you?
LMFAO
Burt Reynolds Rules.Greatest Acting ever period!!
Given that this would be a justifiable homicide, there should be no moral objection to them hiding the body.
The guy did make a good point that the jury could be biased against them. So that is the main reason not to report the incident to authorities.
Exactly!
Both those bastards had it coming to them, they were certainly old enough to know better. You do that to another human being unprovoked you get what you deserve.
How awful to be out in nature with your buddy and out of nowhere two strangers come up.
And they accuse you of running a whiskey still.
Reynolds is soo cool here. Like when he asks Bobby as if nothing just happened to him. Then he looks at him all calmly.
That morality scenario has been copied many times in movies since then, but never has anyone come close capturing what a nightmare that would of been.....ugh
What a great acting job Burt did in this clip here! But in reality all the 4 acted superb.
RIP BURT REYNOLDS.
People like Drew piss me off. They just don't get it.
joru100 He'd dead! Look at him!I SEE him, Drew!
joru100 is
Drew was just trying to look out for their asses. If they were caught hiding the body then it wouldnt matter who did what or why they did it. It would make them all look guilty to others
That at guy drew did a damn good job in this scene. The way he says you killed somebody! Was great acting
Well, you know, they are needed. The different ”archetypes”, if you will, reason their way to a solution that will and has to hold up to scrutiny. Dont hate your opponent, either they reveal a flaw in your reasoning or they confirm the rigidity of your thesis. Without proper resistance you will never truly know what it means to be right.
talk about top notch acting! WOW!
Damn, Burt Reynolds was FINE.. I was just kid back then, but looking now....Wow.
he was actually 35/36 in this movie. he did have a baby face for sure haha
A very important role for him and he did it well.
if only he himself could have know he was attractive .........
You would love his Gator movie
I feel so sorry for Bobby
Would be pretty embarrassing.
Every actor in this scene is very good, but especially the guy who does absolutely... and I mean ABSOLUTELY nothing.
"This corn is special, ain't it?"
Back when Hollyweird made movies
Burt. "Anywhere, everywhere......... no where."
According to Director John Boorman, the gas station attendant's jig during "Dueling Banjos" was unscripted and spontaneous.
When you hear banjo music like that it's impossible to keep your feet and your legs still. You instantly want to start dancin a jig.
Awesome debate. In the end, it's survival.
Exactly.
"Sometimes you have to lose yourself before you can find anything"
Any Gunsmoke fans out there? I saw this clip and thought... That's what Quint looks love in color.
Clint Eastwood, Charles Bronson, Chuck Norris and then Burt Reynolds. Top Badass
C C C B yep
Great breath control, and no flinching even though the position must have been uncomfortable.
Great photography in this scene. Feels like we are seeing it from the forest's perspective
Such an excellent movie! All the leads were fabulous. The supporting cast as well! That sheriff scared hell out of me! I read several stories about how dangerous it was to film, how it could not have been made these days. Jon Voit was terrific, but then, he's always terrific!
NERVOUS NED BEATTY
Burt Reynolds breakthrough role
Rip "Bandit"
....and THAT kids, is how an Academy Award was won. Or, should have been won.
No Doubt!
I always see comments like this and I just don't get it. Who the hell cares what a bunch of stuck up, pretentious, nepotistic hollywood freaks think? Award or not, Burt was a legend.
@@mattbrick1246 This scene is a master class in acting, thar’s why.
@@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449 I understand that. What i'm getting at is the whole oscar winning thing. Burt was an amazing actor , everyone knows it, so who cares about some silly award?
Yep, they definitely had a dilemma. Louis was correct. They would have been tried and convicted.
Best scene in the movie
"All these people are related." 🤣
phenomenal acting in an incredible scene
Burt Reynolds character had a good understanding of the legal system.
Hm... What does Bobby think... What would BOBBY think...
RIP Burt,Bill and sadly now Ned !
This movie is from 1972, but it looks like it's from the 1990s to the 2000s
I never EVER thought I’d say Jon Voigt is hot
Quint from "Jaws" said Bravo Burt!!
RIP Ned & Burt
rest in peace Burt...you were one of my heroes.
"What do ya think Bobby?" End of that.
How did the mountain man get the arrow since Jon was holding a knife and they were facing each other? The first thought was that Burt shot him, but Burt was incapacitated in the canoe with a compound fracture. Who shot the arrow that killed the mountain man?
RIP Burt. Heaven just got a little cooler.
Amazing performances from all.
Burt showed some of his best acting here...right here.
You're forgetting cop and a half.
Coyotes, raccoons, birds, etc.would get rid of him for you.But pull out that arrow first!
Yea but they wouldn’t get rid of him fast enough
Everywhere...Anywhere...Nowhere
"Everybody's talking at me but I don't hear a word they're saying, I'm just driving Jon Voigt's car "
Constanza
Great movie!! The book is even better!
Burying the body gave Toothless time to retrieve his rifle and go after them (again).
They should have went after him, stat.
RIP Bert. You sure had your fun, huh?
Self defense nuf said
RIP Burt!
Everybody ever thought the trip would’ve been better without drama Drew?
It always irked me how Drew keeps on making a point of saying "you" to Lewis, as in "YOU killed somebody." Now sure, Lewis is the one that actually did it, but if he didn't, great chance two of his buddies would be dead. And yes, Burt is just perfect in this scene, and the movie.
Drew be like
🎸😃-☹️-🌊🚣-😵
Damn burt Reynolds was hottt!
Burt at his very best.
The most realistic, dramatic scene ever! How people would really respond--
In a group of many there definitely will be different reactions by each person... And that's not to say none of the different reactions are wrong..... Good movie and really good scene....
There's always one person in a group that has to ruin it for the rest.
Remarkable movie on so many levels.!!!
The Deer Hunter kinda reminded me of this movie
Really? They’re gonna hold Bobby back? He should be putting the boots to that corpse....and not “medium style” either....
In the beginning, a third man gets into the truck with the Griner brothers holding a shotgun. We never see his face, the camera zooms in on the hands and the gun
There was also a third hillbilly in the woods but for some reason he wasn't in the abduction scene.
It's not him, he has gray hair, you can see if you replay it slow motion. If it was him, he would have been on the lookout for the other 2 men, but it didn't seem the 2 mountain men were aware they were a party of 4.
R.I.P. Burt Reynolds
The description is wrong. Lewis killed the man not Ed
Maybe we ott to outlaw compound bows too ?
Besides what? Understanding that compound bows are not outlawed, what else is outlawed that has a similar rate of fire, accuracy, range, and alpha strike?
“You don’t see this as a game, you’re wrong.”