1941 (6/11) Movie CLIP - Wood, Hollis P. (1979) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Hollis (Slim Pickens) is interrogated by the Japanese Navy lead by Cmdr. Mitamura (Toshiro Mifune).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
It's December of 1941, and the people of California are in varying states of unease, ranging from a sincere desire to defend the country to virtual blind panic in the wake of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Thus begin several story threads that comprise the "plot" of this strange period comedy, a sort of satirical disaster movie, from Steven Spielberg. The stories and story threads involve lusty young men, officers (Tim Matheson) and civilians (Bobby Di Cicco) alike, eager to bed the young ladies of their dreams; Wild Bill Kelso, a nutty fighter pilot (John Belushi) following what he thinks is a squadron of Japanese fighters along the California coast; a well-meaning but clumsy tank crew (including John Candy) led by straight-arrow, by-the-book Sgt. Tree (Dan Aykroyd), who doesn't recognize the thug (Treat Williams) in his command; and homeowner Ward Douglas (Ned Beatty), who is eager to do his part for the nation's defense and, despite the misgivings of his wife (Lorraine Gary), doesn't mind his front yard overlooking the ocean being chosen to house a 40 mm anti-aircraft gun. There is also a pair of grotesquely inept airplane spotters (Murray Hamilton, Eddie Deezen) who are doing their job from atop a ferris wheel at a beachfront amusement park; a paranoid army colonel (Warren Oates) positive that the Japanese are infiltrating from the hills; a big dance being held on behalf of servicemen, being attended by a lusty young woman of size (Wendie Jo Sperber) eager to land a man in uniform; and General Joseph "Vinegar Joe" Stillwell (Robert Stack), in charge of the defense of the West Coast, who can't seem to get anyone to listen to him when he says to keep calm. And, oh yes, there's also a real Japanese submarine that has gotten all the way to the California coast under the command of its captain (Toshiro Mifune) and a German officer observer (Christopher Lee), only to find itself without a working compass or usable maps. Its captain won't leave until the sub has attacked a militarily significant, honorable target, and the only one that anyone aboard ship knows of in California is Hollywood. By New Year's Eve, all of these characters are going to cross paths, directly or once-removed, in a comedy of errors and destruction strongly reminiscent of the finale to National Lampoon's Animal House (as well as several disaster movies from the same studio), but on a much larger and more impressive scale.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1979)
Cast: Christopher Lee, Dr. Akio Mitamura, Slim Pickens, Hiroshi Shimizu
Director: Steven Spielberg
Producers: Buzz Feitshans, Janet Healy, Michael Kahn, John Milius
Screenwriters: Robert Zemeckis, Bob Gale, John Milius
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Don't care what the majority thinks, this is on my list of favorite Spielberg films. As for sheer insanity on screen I put it up there with 'It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World as one of the better ensemble comedies ever made.
Definitely been my favorite Spielberg film since it came out. It's just so damned funny =)
Totally underrated. This scene reminds me of abbot and Costello.
i agree i saw it when it came out and try and watch it whenever it comes on, heard they orginaly offered john wayne the robert stack role, to bad he turned it down as much as i liked the shootist i felt this would have been a better final role for him. however i can understand his reason for turning it down
Oh yes, my uncle showed us these movies growing up along side mad mad mad world, blazing saddles
True
Three legends in one scene: Mifune, Lee & Pickens. Wow
I love how he read his name, occupation (rank), and social security number. Lmao, that was gold
It seems Spielberg was very influenced by classical P.O.W.' s movies he watched when he was a kid...
Slim Pickens was the best. Great guy in real life. Use to dig him worms for fishing when I was a kid.
Man I'd love to have met Slim, I've always read he was as genuine of a person as you would ever meet.
You from TO?
@@markroberts1301 He was, big kind warm heart, funny as hell to.
@@markroberts1301 He was genuine as the come. Big hearted man. New him as a child to young adult.
@@rickc.4294 What is TO, he lived up in the mountains above border lake Wyoming. Near Border Wyoming. A very small town. gas station bar grocery store all in one.
The fact this submarine has to rely on a toy compass is still as funny today as it was 45 years ago.
Toshiro Mifune, Christopher Lee, Slim Pickens, so many great actors in one hilarious, over the top scene
Screen pairings you never thought you would see, Slim Pickens doing a scene with Toshiro Mifune.
And throw in Christopher Lee for good measure.
One of those great Christmas movies that doesn't have anything to do with Christmas, like Die Hard.
Well its a period piece acid head. Pearl Harbor happened in December. In real life Japanese Submarines remained on the west coast a couple even shelled California until they withdrew back to Japan on the New Years
Toshiro Mifune was an excellent comedic actor. I'm very happy he was in this.
"I fought yer kind in the Great War---and we kicked the livin' shit outa ya...."
"Hey boy, watch that knife."
Whatever movie Slim Pickens came out it was. Great! REST in Peace Mr Slim Pickens!
2:14 Christopher Lee prepares for a Tolkien poetry read
1:48 The way he says "and we kicked the living shit out of ya" is just perfect. LMFAO!
This scene cracks me up so much!! Amazing that they got one of Japan's best samurai actors, Tishiro Mifume for this silly stuff...makes it all the better!! haha
priceless sceene ,humor at it's best "from north to sauce " all the way till the end
I think the John Wayne line was an afterthought. John Wayne was considered for the part of General Stilwell, he flat out refused and told Steven Spielberg not to make a comedy of such an important war. My guess is this was a bit of a jab at him, one way or another he was gonna be in the film. They also considered him for just a cameo and Charlton Heston for Stilwell as well.
Nicholas Van Blarcum Robert Stack was perfect though.
"i'll bet your gonna bomb John Waynes house are ya?" What a crack up!
RIP mr Christopher lee pretty good acting of a nazi officer you even made small roles interesting
+Ricardo Torres The late great Christopher Lee was actually an officer in the British Royal Air Force in WWII and served with distinction in North Africa and Italy. He later became a member of the infamous British MI6 branch Special Operations Executive (SOE), a shadowy British Special Forces commando unit known notoriously as "The Unit of Dirty Tricks". He was highly educated, a world traveler, spoke at least seven languages fluently. He also lived abroad and made many movies during his impressive career in foreign markets like Germany, Italy, and Spain. Peter Jackson, the director of the Lord of the Rings movies for an upcoming scene where Lee was playing the evil Sarumon once asked Christopher Lee to imagine the sound of what a knife would sound and feel like going into a person's back. Mr. Lee replied in all seriousness that he very vividly remembered from his WWII experiences how he already knew.
That reminds me of Basil Rathbone who came before him. Not too dissimilar a career in both acting and military. A few years from now, there will be an entire generation that would never of heard of either.
I ran this movie, while working in our local movie theatre when I was a senior in High school!
Best part of the movie. Slim was hilarious in every movie he did.
"Let's see you try and find Hollywood now you scrawny little.....Hey boy watch that knife."
you aint getting shit out of me
"This has NOT been honorable."
Classic. Great stuff
"Hey boy, watch that knife" always seemed to me as Slim Pickens paying respect to Ward Bond in "The Searchers', who repeatedly said "Boy, you watch out for that knife!" to a young Cavalry officer (played by Patrick Wayne, John Wayne's son), who was in his eyes being careless with his saber during charges. Incidentally, John Wayne turned down the role of General Stillwell in this film because he didn't think anything in WWII should ever be made light of. BTW, in "The Searchers", Ward Bond's character Captain Clayton ended up stabbed in the buttocks with that saber, to clear humorous effect.
Christopher Lee & Toshiro Mifune great performance :D
Best movie ever made.
My favorite Spielberg…
How the hell did this movie get shit on so much? It's one of the funniest movies of that decade, if not, of all time.
- "Hollywood?"
- "Huh?"
"Shoot! Can't ya understand plain english!?"
Lololol!
Wood...Hollis P.,
Lumberjack,
social security...106...43...218"FIVE!"
This whole segment with Slim Pickens is the only dialogue which rivals that of Monty Python's "The Holy Grail". Some of the best stuff written for a comedy.
look at blutos big speech...in the movie animal House... And.. this one with.hollis wood...
This is the G.O.A.T of WWII comedy splapsticks.
Once I saw him doing inventory in Dr. Strangelove, this became even funnier.
I saw this when I was five. At the theater with my dad(coz Apocalypse Now was sold out). I never laughed so hard in my life. These scenes and the one where that dummy appears out from the blanket…I wee’d a little as my Sprite erupted from my nose. Such good memories…lolz
Prune juice! Oh no you don't!
One of the greats!!!!!
John Way-no?
@ 2:00 LOL I bet Christopher Lee had a blast.
Can anyone tell what he says here? I am guessing something like "Shut up, prisoner swine!".
Choked on coffee laffn sooo.. hard🤣😂🤣
Hey boy, watch that knife !
Look at the face he made xD !!!!!
Great movie
Not the SSN! They'll want to be you!
I love this it is the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Me and my entire family sat around a floor model Magnavox on Christmas Eve 1986 and watched this.
I never heard my dad and uncle George laugh so loud.
To me, this tradition still plays at my house.
1941, a Christmas film.
"Betcha gonna bomb John Wayne's house" has to be one of the best lines in any comedy movie
lol
John Wayno ?............I knew it!
the way he says it it is and then he starts to sing over th....Indeed ,priceless .
Yeah
“Where…Orange county?”
"I fought you're kind in the Great War, and we kicked the livin' shit out of ya!" lol. I love it.
Well I think the ‘Yanks’ arrived 3 weeks before the end of WW1
"Hey boy, watch that knife." LMAO! Dead serious all of a sudden.
Prune juice?
Damn it, you beat me to it....lol
Dude, that was funny af.
Reminds me of Ward Bond saying that to Patrick Wayne in "The Searchers"
I was born in 1982 , never heard or seen of this movie!! I never laughed so much in my life . Movies today can not hold this movie down
I saw it when it came out, and went in the Navy ⚓️🇺🇸🫡 2 years later, so it was extra funny for me! 🤣👍 Even though I wasn’t a submariner.
I saw it in the theater and the entire theater was roaring!
That, people. is Toshiro Mifune. One of the top 10 best actors of all time in film.
He was really great.
Slim Pickings, Toshiro Mifune( Japan’s John Wayne, ( Sir Christopher
Sir Christopher is much more dangerous than Mifune, he would leave that guy without any drop of blood and took a bunch of otcs out of nowhere
He was a superb actor..
I would love to see the outtakes
One of the funniest moments occurs rights after Slim is brought aboard the sub and the Japanese are trying to get his rather large radio into one of the circular hatches. After a few moments of trying every possible way, he remarks, "We have to figure out how to make these things smaller". A bit humorous since Japan dominated the industry by miniaturizing things like portable radios, hand held games and tv's.
This film didnt deserve the hate it got back in the day, it is a legit classic one of Spielberg's best.
"Let's see you try and find Hollywood now, you scrawny little - hey boy, watch that knife"
love how he came to pick that SLIM PICKENS as a screen name. class act.
John Becker his brothers name was Easy Pickens lol so Slim and Easy Pickens
Andrew Griffith Nooo! That was his sister's name.
And if I'm lyin may the GL hair-lip evry man on Bar Crick.
It was his brother.
Diane Joyner it has been a year but I will post that you have made a great post indeed... best regards ,,
Slim Pickens. My all time favorite actor. He was truly one of a kind.
Especially in in Dr. Strangelove
@@grant8917 Don't forget "Blazing Saddles"
"Why'd you have to go and tear up my radio?" Haha
"Let's see you try and find Hollywood now, you scrawny little.....hey boy, watch that knife" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love it. I just noticed that Slim is doing the ration kit scene from Dr. Strangelove. 'Fella could have a pretty good time in Vegas with this stuff.' This is such an awesome movie here and Slim is hysterical
"...one box of DELICIOUS Carmel coated popcorn..."
I'm sitting in a cruise ship in LA port. 1st time in Cali and I'm thinking of this clip from movie. HOLLYWOOD!!!!! 😂
I like how Slim checks off the contents of his pockets like he did in Dr Stranglove when his character Maj. Kong is going over thecontents of the survival kit !
clefmmann65 Non condom though.
+clefmmann65 I've seen both movies dozens of times and that never occurred to me! That's hilarious!
clefmmann65 That was a great performance.. gosh did I ever laugh..
Speilberg did it on purpose.
"shoot, a fella could have a pretty good weekend in Vegas with all this stuff". There will never be another Slim Pickens. R.I.P. Hollis, thanks For the laughs.
lol "....Prune Juice?....Aw HELL NAH!!!"
Funniest scene is when the Japanese poured the prune juice in and on his mouth and said "mushi ...mushi!" LoL!
"One authentic early American Harakiri knife, pass it around boys maybe someone has a use for it" haha
" Pass it around boys, maybe somebody's got a use for it."
***** Shoot, a fella could have a pretty good weekend in Vegas with all that stuff.
"One authentic early American Hara-Kiri knife. Pass that around boys, maybe somebody has a use for it." Awesome!
Over there, over there....one of the best characters ever put on the screen. Too bad the actor died so young (63).
Christopher Lee and Slim Pickens In the same scene. Only in a Spielberg movie. Loved it.
" Tried Sneak Up On Me Just Like Ya Did Pearl Harbour " bet yer gonna bomb John Wayne's House. !! EPIC
I know that Christopher Lee just died recently. But seriously where the Love for Slim Pickens.
One of the best comedies ever made. So many bullets fired and yet... the playful meditation on love and war is unmatched by nearly every other film
Hell, the special effects budget felt like extra icing for maximum effect!
Had the Honor of Meeting Slim Pickens a long time ago when I was a boy. I liked his work in 1941 and my father who was a military officer had met him while filming "Dr. Strange Love-How I learned to love the Atomic Bomb". It's funny how he got the name Slim Pickens. When he was young and wanted to go into a rodeo, and asked what his chances were of working as a rodeo cowboy, the owner said it was Slim Picking's he ever would. So he used the name.
Christopher Lee, Toshiro Mifune, and Slim Pickens together on screen, FTW
What A TRIO !!
A NATZI your all in CAHOOTS!!!
+James Neale COO HOOTS.
I’m 34. My father is 70. It’s his favourite comedy ever, he let me watch it with him when I was 9 I believe. I’ve never seen him laugh as hard as he does when watching this. When I got older I obviously understood why it was so hilarious and it’s easily my favourite comedy ever made as well. I’ll always have this movie and the memories me and my dad made during the countless times we’ve watched this together. Imagine trying to make this movie today ? People would riot due to how offensive it is lol…ah man I wish we could go back to when people could take a joke.
"What in the wide, wide world of sports is'a goin' on here?! I hired you people to try and get a little track laid, not to jump around like a buncha Kansas City f****s!!"
The older i get the more I appreciate this movie. Truly a classic.
"Bomb John Wayne"s House!!!!" made me shat myself!
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Lololo.... " which way to a horryvood.."..?
The young Japanese officer next to the larger one makes me laugh during the whole; 'prune juice' scene as he knows exactly what its for? And started *creasing up* before everyone else did, lol!
This film is too funny. it sadly wasn't commercially successful when it first came out in cinemas/theaters, but it was already funny to begin with. So let that be a lesson to all those who judge films on their box office results, crap films earn money these days, while true classics that didn't do too well were better received much later as a cult classic.
This movie is not a cult classic. Loaded with nothing but cheesy slapstick. Only Spielberg would take 3 comedic geniuses in John Candy, Ackroyd and Belushi and give them the smallest parts in a comedy. They had much more success with Harold Ramis directing them. As a matter of fact, I don't think Candy had any dialog at all in this dumb as bat shit mess of a movie. Try watching real comedies like Animal House, Blues Brothers, Stripes, Vacation, Ghost busters etc. etc. Or try Blazing Saddles. Slim pickens was hillarious in that movie. None of that stupid toilet humor like you find in 1941. At the premier of 1941 at the Hollywood bowl, People left the movie depressed it was sooo bad.
toscodav Appreciate having an expert opinion. What name did you use when your made Your movies ? Can't seem to locate them no matter how many ways I make the query.
onebigpine I haven't made a movie. Whats your point? I have to make a movie to be eligible to critique an obviously bad movie? explain you logic to me. Actually don't bother because there is no logic in your statement.
toscodav I guess I gotta' agree with that. No logical reason to continue bothering with you. Have a nice day.
onebigpine
Ha ha. I just slayed another simpleton.
Slim Pickins was hilarious!He started as real cowboy on the farm,and quite the rodeo rider as well.He got discovered doing a rodeo clown gig that he was in demand for as well because of exemplary his skills.The rest is history.
"Where Harrywood?" "Right Here" lol
Prune juice? In Italy they give him castor oil.
btw i love this movie.
Slim Pickins was terrific. "Survival kit contents check: inside you will find..."
A guy could have a pretty good time in Vegas with all that
modelleg "shoot a fella can have a pretty good weekend in vegas with all that!"
Cheezeburger Walrus you beat me to it lol. I didn't even see you had posted that till after I had.
Actually he says "Dallas" but they overdubbed it following Kennedy's assassination.
modelleg I always thought his lips didn't match up I knew he was saying something else but never knew it was dallas and why they changed it. Learn something new every day!
WHERE!!!! HERE!!!
Isn't it funny how the german was speaking german and the japanese were speaking japanese yet they still understood each other.
@Brandon Taylor
So, real life IS just like the movies.
@Brandon Taylor
I'm still waiting for that rich uncle I never knew about to die and leave me his fortune.
"Jesus Palamina ",, A NAZI !!!! lmfao ..lol
Direction as elegant as Ophuls, Lubitsch, Ozu, etc. Young Spielberg was on fire, even in his "bad" films.
Bay root in the middle east% , beautiful job!%, ...nice toy nuke. 2020. Facebook i eat % Jewish Stars %$?
I have this fantasy about meeting Spielberg and telling him this is my favorite movie and begging for a '42 sequel.
Christopher Lee, Toshiro Mifune, and Slim Pickens in a Steven Spielberg movie. That’s a sentence I just typed.
Over there! Over there! Send the word send the word over there! That’s the yanks are comin, the Huns are runnin!
>>-------------------------------> ...and they say this is a "bad" film! HA!!! I laugh in their faces! This is a GREAT film!
surearrow Great cast, awful film.
+surearrow I'm with you, when people at work use one of my tools, I do the line, HEY THAT'S MY STUFF! I have a 150 cessna, I've been looking for the little doll Kelso had in the P-40, and I'm going to film that scene someday. I SWEAR!
+rackinfrackin Great cast, great, totally UNDERRATED film. I'm talking about the Special Edition Fully Restored Director's Cut, the true, only version worth seeing.
+Maximuscaligula Hey! that's my STUFF!I love it
"Jesus....Palamina!!! A NAZI!!!! Your all in Cahoots" lol lol lol
Anyone notice the German speaking German to the Japanese, and the Japanese response is in Japanese….
Found out an interesting fact. The sub in this movie was names I-19. In World War Two, the Japanese sub I-19 sank the USS Wasp, a destroyer and heavily damaged the battleship North Carolina, all in one salvo, making it one of the most destructive salvos of the war. I wonder why they chose that number for the movie?
"On 22 December 1941, off Point Arguello, 55 miles north of Santa Barbara. The Japanese submarine I-19, under the command of Commander Matsamura Kenji chases the 10,763-ton Standard Oil Company tanker H. M. STOREY for about an hour and then fired two torpedoes with 2-second intervals. Just then a third torpedo starts a "hot run" and it has to be fired as well. All the torpedoes miss. The tanker escapes, but was later sunk by the I-25 later in the war."
The other witness, who had binoculars, could see the submarine plainly. "It was between the tanker and the shore when I saw it," she said, "less than two miles away. I saw what I thought were two torpedoes fired from the submarine at the ship, but they all went behind it. The tanker then went full speed ahead, with heavy black smoke pouring from her funnel." Not long after that, planes arrived and dropped several bombs. "They were so heavy that when they exploded they shook the ground where I was standing," the woman continued. "The explosions raised great columns of water."
Toshiro Mifune never learned how to speak English (a fact he deeply regretted) and in all his other English-speaking roles, his voice was dubbed by Paul Frees. In this film, however, he uses his real voice with his lines being fed to him phonetically
This is pure genius. Genius.
“Hey boy watch that knife”
"You ain't gettin' shit outa me!" Man, does Christopher Lee look creepy or what as the Nazi here?
+37Dionysos In the cleverly Spielberg-esque cinematography with his signature camera angles,zooms, pans, and carefully pre-arranged mixture of perfected set lighting film students are all-too-familiar with in and knowing of Spielberg's effective and atmospheric visual style, he did in fact look sinister and evil in his German Navy officer's black Captain's uniform, greatcoat, peaked Nazi-emblemed officer's uniform and Iron Cross and assorted Nazi awards,ribbons, medals, and Kriegsmarine piping, and smirking or frowning with contempt at his Japaneses allies aboard the dank, dark, claustrophobic confines of his German U-Boat where you can actually hear the bulkheads creak with underwater pressure and the engines whirl and leaks with seawater dropping from above. He was a veteran actor who was infamous for playing heavies and downright legendary arch-villains and we loved him for it. He played Count Dracula, the Frankenstein Monster, The Mummy, The Man With the Golden Gun, Lord Summerisle, Saruman, Count Dooku/Darth Tyranus,etc.. But when he played a hero, it was a rare and really exciting event and his acting skills and experience came out even better. Check out his 1968's Hammer Studios film "The Devil Rides Out." And he was a genuinely nice and humanitarian man. Johnny Depp worked with him three times, Sleepy Hollow (1999), "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", and "Dark Shadows" (2012) Depp said Lee was the best, a living legend, and a good friend. I miss him.
Slim Pickens was funnier than John Belushi
I’ve been on a samurai movie binge recently, the captain of the sub is toshiro mifune, he’s starred in some of the biggest samurai movies back in the 50’s and 60’s.
Plus was a co-star in the 1980 Shogun as Toranaga (Tokaguwa Iayasu)
@@wisskier you guys; Academy Award for playing the prison commandant in "Bridge Over the River Kawai".......great role for him.
Slim Pickens was hilarious in this, the only really funny parts in the movie......Great Actor!!!
Slim Pickens is a American treasure.