A Mighty Wind (7/10) Movie CLIP - Stagecraft 101 (2003) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Jonathan (Bob Balaban) harasses Lawrence (Michael Hitchcock) about some minor details before the concert.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The writing and directing team who created Waiting For Guffman and Best In Show turn their satiric eye toward the world of folk music in this sly mockumentary. Irving Steinbloom was one of the great behind-the-scenes figures of the folk music boom of the late '50s and early '60s, and helped to nurture the careers of three of the best known acts of the era. The Folksmen -- Mark Shubb (Harry Shearer), Alan Barrows (Christopher Guest), and Jerry Palter (Michael McKean) -- were an earnest folk trio who sang of America's noble past and the challenges of the future; they split up in the early '70s after a failed attempt to go electric. Mitch & Mickey were a duo in both music and life, comprised of Mitch Cohen (Eugene Levy) and Mickey Devlin (Catherine O'Hara). They sang soulful songs of love until the collapse of their relationship sent Mitch into a deep and incapacitating depression. And The Main Street Singers were a nine-piece vocal group -- a "neuftet," as they prefer it -- who offered energetic good-time music, cranking out nearly 30 albums in the course of a decade; their current incarnation, The New Main Street Singers (played by Jane Lynch, Parker Posey, John Michael Higgins, David Alan Blasucci, Steve Pandis, Christopher Moynihan, Paul Dooley and Patrick Sauber) is still on the road. When it is announced that the legendary Irving Steinbloom has died (the character never appears in the film), his son Jonathan (Bob Balaban) decides that the best way to memorialize his father is through music, and with the help of Mike LaFontaine (Fred Willard) of Hi-Class Management, they set out to bring The Folksmen, Mitch & Mickey, and The New Main Street Singers back together for a special concert at New York's Town Hall. Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer -- who previously teamed up for This Is Spinal Tap -- not only perform together as The Folksmen in A Mighty Wind, but composed most of the songs performed onscreen.
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TM & © Warner Bros. (2003)
Cast: Bob Balaban, Michael Hitchcock
Director: Christopher Guest
Producers: Donna E. Bloom, Karen Murphy
Screenwriters: Christopher Guest, Eugene Levy
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This is exactly like working with clients as a creative.
"As a creative"......yikes.
“The talent” right? 😂
I did this as a suit salesman working with brides.
@@brendanbloomberg3283 yeah creating things is so cringe
As the word "creative" is an adjective, I'm sure that "yikes" comment is a reference to how pretentious and cringeworthy it is to pretend it's a noun. Pretentious corporate buzzwords like that are pretty nauseating.
"Is this the real furniture, or the rehearsal furniture?" is quite possibly my favorite line in this movie. The only one that makes me laugh harder is "I don't THINK so!"
People, that *is* where the scene ends. The slap (like the whole movie, and like all of Christopher Guest's movies) was improvised, and they had to cut at that moment because everyone started laughing.
Glad *SOMEBODY* was paying attention!
Honestly it's just an incompatible clip for the way MovieClips fades in its bullshit over the last couple seconds of all the scenes. Usually it doesn't matter but the timing of the slap is so crucial and abrupt, it's hard to isolate and really enjoy without the immediate cut into the next scene
Michael Hitchcock recently admitted at the 20th anniversary screening of this that the slap was actually real. Christopher Guest asked Bob Balaban to be as annoying as humanly possible and Michael's reaction was authentic.
Both these guys are brilliant.
Hitchcock's reaction face at 0:45 kills me every time
“And that’s a ceiling above us…” makes me laugh every time
Maybe my favorite scene from this movie. Anybody who’s worked a stage knows
And naturally both actors must have swung a hammer building one stage set and another in their careers (assuming they did community theater), that's part of what makes it so funny to me.
When I saw this in the theater, the biggest laugh was when Balaban was slapped. I thought I would die laughing myself.
The fact it was right on the top of his bald head, just hilarious. To me there is so much humor in people doing/saying silly things but acting sincere.
Seeing this scene out of context for the first time, and it may be one of the best moments in the whole film!
If you liked SPINAL TAP’s Stonehenge debacle, you’ll love this
I ❤️ Bob Balaban! He is so good at playing emotional characters. 😂😂😂
Except in Miami vice, he was absoluety terrible
What? This is the piece? Are you telling me this is it ? This is scenery ?Have you ever been to Stonehenge? I grew up watching Spinal Tap. Only to find out they did another movie! Not sure if this scene is a nod to spinal tap but it sure does feel like it !
the same people who mase spinal tap made this movie
Dr. Chandra? Will the banjo have dimensions?
Yes, HAL.
1:4:9
Bob Balaban talks about working with Christopher Guest www.interviewwiththeartist.com/all-episodes/episode-49-bob-balaban
🤣🤣 he hit his head!
Hilarious scene and a great film!
Love this 😊👍
I known people like this who because they have money and an interest, actually consider themselves artsy and creative.
relaxed in 2003.
Bob has built greater respect than bob the builder😂😊
Hi Abe sorry I missed
Improv at its finest.
You cut the scene right at its comedic apex? Shame, movieclips. Shame.
“Those are lights, and that’s the ceiling above us.”
@@colehalford1893 *SLAP*
That's the end of the scene, though?
But… That is exactly where the scene cuts in the movie.
@@iteration2 I know but...they cut it just as the slap is happening. Too soon.
You're joking with the editing, right?
I hate people like That.
I think of this scene every time I hear of a new Lib/Dem incursion to "make the world a better place" ;-))
6 years have passed. Lib/Dem Incursion? The only incursion happened 1/6/2021. Are there no separations between religion and politics, art and politics, and sport and politics? Must you ransack all American culture?