@@Alconium I couldnt tell if the name of the movie centered around his interaction with her or the last lady from the ending scene. there were two instances where he guessed a woman's scent correctly.
@@petermlouis Yeah, it's recurring but I think this being the first (and IMO the most impactful) instance we see, lends me to want to give her credit for it. Either way, well done by him, her, and the whole cast and crew, it's a well done movie full of great scenes like this.
When "Michael" enters the scene a few moments after they tango, it adds another dimension. Donna learned about life, passion & love by dancing but got back to reality when her boyfriend entered the room. Michael turned out to be a jerk but man - the way Donna looked at Frank and Charlie as she was leaving the room together with Michael, it makes my heart melting.
Bro I am a guy, and this is the first time I looked at this scene, for real does anybody else feel that Al Pacino can charm the whole world with his presence, gaze, cadence, smile and words...
@@rishat8769 Обо что? Там гладкий пол, а Чарли подсказал ему сколько у него свободного места. Танцоры танго ведь не смотрят на свои ноги и не спотыкаются. И как он сам сказал: "Если споткнёшся, просто танцуй дальше."
I never cared for dancing -:it never made any sense to me -: watching Pacino and how he approached this I realize I was made to Tango - same as the hurky jerk bop of the accompanying music in some of Dylan's live Desolation Row
@@henrylee8510 I agree, but ... yes over the top, the movie wanted to be special. At least the movie stand alone or maybe some movie guy can come along and tell me this movie have been done before?
There are MANY messages in this scene. 1. Older dignified man showing younger lady true gentlemen 2. Older gentlemen showing younger man art of true charm. 3. Younger man watching in awe. And many more.
I had just come across this video clip now, and i remember so much about this movie, i love movies but they don't make movies like this anymore. Al Pacino is one great actor and the likes of Robert De Niro Too. They are one of my best actors. Good movies is the same in all perspectives, language and culture🤷🏻♂, that i have come to know over the years 😃.. I wish your day to be filled with love, joy 🤭and happiness😏. Writing from Lincolnshire England!🍁
My parents loved to tango whenever they got the chance. My dad passed away last year, and my mom had dementia. However, their dancing the tango is engraved in my memory forever. ❤❤
i am soon 55 years old. I have had a great life. Great family, great wife, great career. I remember being in Charlie's shoes many years ago. Well today, I feel I could Tango in Franks shoes. I love how my Life kind of shaped me, and that my awareness of this, allows me to be the Man I always knew I could be. Hoooooaahhh!
What a lovely comment! I am 47 years old, have a great family, a wonderful wife, and a decent career. Let me know if you ever come to Buenos Aires someday, and I'll take you and your wife to dance tango!
My favourite dance scene in a movie ever. Al Pacino played this part so well. My heart melted when he got to dance with this beautiful lady, Gabrielle Anwar, what a moment!
@@juanromero4505 Pues, piensa que es un señor viejito, ciego, un caballero a la antigua galante pero respetuoso, y no puede ser tan malo si está acompañado de ese chiquillo buenmozo al que se le ve muy limpio y bien educado, están bien vestidos los dos en el Waldorf Astoria, podrían ser abuelo y nieto o tío y nieto. Este Michael se pasó al hacerla esperar y llegar tarde, pues que se dé de narices, este señor parece inofensivo y ella ya no quiere estar sola cada vez más nerviosa (son anglosajones, o sea el insulto máximo a la persona es llegar tarde). Puede hacer esta obra de caridad y t al vez efectivamente aprenda un poco de tango. Al final quedó encantada y disfrutó realmente la experiencia con el viejito. Y encima hasta la aplaudieron !!!!
The most beautiful and unforgettable scene and dialogues of the movie with Al Pacino's acting to an ultimate level. His eyes were fixed straight into the blindness.
A normal-sighted person makes you believe that he is truly blind, by looking directly at his eyes, is a proof of a tremendously incredible acting skill!
@@patricklilly2520 Same! I read somewhere that Pacino would not rehearse this scene with her, because he wanted her to be convincingly, and naturally, nervous when they shot it. They both played it to perfection.
Al Pacino is a genius. I love his movies and this one tops them all. The way he plays a blind person is so natural. This movie should be shown to every high school student, especially now when our country is going through "alternative facts" being presented as facts and our political leaders espouse to populism and selling their souls for a sound bite.
Ignorant comments about better this better that when issues are staring you in the face that a director wants to show us. Snitching ?? Strangers approaching a woman ? What is your lame opinion of that?
While admitting to the difficulties in effectively portraying a blind person, I thought "Dog Day Afternoon" was one of his best. Ignore the ignorant and low class comments to your post.
you are so wrong. very few actresses could have conveyed so much in one short scene. people still watch the movie over and over again because of Gabrielle Anwar.
I read somewhere that Al and Gabrielle practiced this dance before shooting this iconic scene separately. Apparently Al thought it best if it really did have an element of surprise in it for them both. To make that dance truly the first time they'd danced together. I thought that fascinating, if true. This truly is a marvelous film and Al Pacino most assuredly deserved that Oscar for it because he made me believe in the blindness of Frank Slade. ❤
Love this scene. It always makes cry. The sensuality of it is so subtle--the beauty of a woman being led by a man in such a non threatening way truly touches me (particularly as a modern, independent woman). The music is beyond perfect.
There are some great life lessons to pick up here. Lesson 1: Show genuine appreciation. None of Frank's constant compliments to Donna are lies or insincere. He shows true interest in what interests her. lesson 2: Keep it classy, if the situation demands it. Frank has met a girl in an upscale dining room, with a specific clientele. Frank constantly compliments her, but never get prurient or gross. She's not the kind of girl to appreciate crass talk in public. Lesson 3: Turn your weaknesses into strengths. Frank never tries to hide his blindness, he owns it. He compliments her scent and her sound, which she can be certain was true. lesson 4: Don't let the other guy get the upper hand. When she says that her date thinks the tango is "hysterical," but she likes it, Frank subtly drags him down, while maintaining the classy and upbeat tone, saying the date is hysterical. Lesson 5: build up your friends: Frank will always flatter a woman, but he knows that donna is way too young for him. He expresses admiration for her Grandmother, who is probably closer to Frank's age, and gives compliments to Charlie, who is much closer to Donna in age. This scene is a masterfully written, and masterfully acted, by all the people in the scene. Wonderful!
Gabrielle Anwar is refreshingly admirable! Lovable, too! 🌹⭐️ Al Pacino's "blind" acting behavior, and his nephew's responses - the event is divine! ❤️🌹🙏
Al Pacino...One of The Greatest Actors of All Time!!!.....This Guy IS Powerful, In His Decisions, In His Actions, and His Outlook on Life...Even Though He Is Blind, ..He Does It.......Besides, He Reminds Me of My Uncle...
This is my best favorite movie scene in my entire life. Al Pacino was acting so wonderful that he did successfully act the focus of blind man’s eyesight. I love the silky hair movement of the lady and it is so valuable scene in movie history. I wish Al Pacino will be able to show people more great acting scenes in next decade!
I’ve seen street dancers do the tango in Buenos Aires, and the artistic creativity coupled with practiced agility is simply amazing. These scene is such a gem, capturing the pathos of the whole thing with an old blind man who knows the dance teaching a young woman who doesn’t. Sheer brilliance.
If I ever see Pacino on the street, I would feel like to bow to this guy, his just unbeliavable, what a talent, thank you for your movies. Who the hell on this planet could have done Scareface better than Pacino, no one, no one.
Just watched Scent of a Women and I am in Love With This Legend!!! AL PACINO is the King of Acting. One Trophy cannot proves his worth. Man What are the days to be live in 90's (I born in 2005). First Time Hollywood Gave Award to a Worthy one.
Its Russell again- one night 30 years ago my mother cane diwn frilom upstate ny( im a divirce kid lol😊) and we went out cabareting with my Godmother. I made my mom watch this scene on a rented out cooy of Scent of a woman- it def increased the vibe n pos mood that eve. Pacino is priceless the way he hilds on to Gabrielle the way a blund man would even if hes an alpha show off n Gabrielle is shall we say- sublime. Beautiful cinematic moment. U hope my mom up in heaven remembers that scene. But kets face it. Now she can watch it at her leisure. God bless all the optimistic people who c it as half full
I was a student of dance in John Dewey HS and a half a street dancer in my youth- the best dance scenes in cinema were- Armand Assante I Mambo kings , Arnold in true lies and Al in Scent off- all untrained alpha males but their spirituality exceeds technique. Moments to die for. Long live cinema!😊
I had just come across this video clip now, and i remember so much about this movie, i love movies but they don't make movies like this anymore. Al Pacino is one great actor and the likes of Robert De Niro Too. They are one of my best actors. Good movies is the same in all perspectives, language and culture🤷🏻♂, that i have come to know over the years 😃.. I wish your day to be filled with love, joy 🤭and happiness😏. Writing from Lincolnshire England!🍁
I always thought Gabrielle Anwar was/is one of the most underrated actresses around. Sweet, cute and exceptionally pretty. Of course, talented. Not a big part in this movie. But she played it perfectly. I like scenes like this. We all know what it feels like to be shy and awkward. But before the dance had ended, she felt good, happy and proud of herself. A truly great movie. And very gifted actors. 😉
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"Hold me down, son." Love that line!
Xnxx
This woman appears briefly in this film, yet her impression is undeniable. She is absolutely stunning!
Wild to think that despite such a small part, the whole movie in a way is named for her and she lives up to it.
@@AlconiumLoved your comment and yes!!
@@Alconium I couldnt tell if the name of the movie centered around his interaction with her or the last lady from the ending scene. there were two instances where he guessed a woman's scent correctly.
@@petermlouis Yeah, it's recurring but I think this being the first (and IMO the most impactful) instance we see, lends me to want to give her credit for it. Either way, well done by him, her, and the whole cast and crew, it's a well done movie full of great scenes like this.
You probably know already but she's in Father of the bride. But totally agree with your comment 👍
this is one of the greatest scenes in cinema. "if you make a mistake in the tango, you get all tangled up, you just tango on" what a scene
This was an awful movie. AP was too over the top.
@@henrylee8510yes, but this scene was fun.
@henrylee8510 go watch fast and the furious series, that seems more up your alley.
the music played a big part. And Gabrielle Anwar was so gorgeous.
It was one of many great scenes in this movie but this beats them all Pacino and the Anwar were superb
"Just to keep the womanizers from bothering you". Such a great and elegant line. You gotta love it.
I am offering you my services free of charge. So dignified.
It's funny, too, and a rather arch excuse because he obviously is one if those, "womanizers"! 😂
@@neilyates1102 That's why it's a great line. Frank is a womanizer and that's why it's great. I love it!! The scene is so full of romance and dignity.
I have been using that ever since. Works elegantly almost every time.
When "Michael" enters the scene a few moments after they tango, it adds another dimension. Donna learned about life, passion & love by dancing but got back to reality when her boyfriend entered the room. Michael turned out to be a jerk but man - the way Donna looked at Frank and Charlie as she was leaving the room together with Michael, it makes my heart melting.
"Some people live a lifetime in a minute.. "
Al makes the dialogue so electrifying!
Bro I am a guy, and this is the first time I looked at this scene, for real does anybody else feel that Al Pacino can charm the whole world with his presence, gaze, cadence, smile and words...
Yes. And you can see he truly appreciates a woman.
He's been doing that since Godfather II🤣😂
And even as a blind without ever looking at a person.
Bro, you totally bi, get over it.
Greatest actor of this generation. He becomes whatever he portrays
Nobody but Al Pacino can play a blind man, who tango's to perfection!
Jamie Foxx also can.
@@josephkelley8641 Who ?
Это в кино только так 😂 в реальной жизни споткнулся бы об что-то 😢
@@rishat8769 Обо что? Там гладкий пол, а Чарли подсказал ему сколько у него свободного места. Танцоры танго ведь не смотрят на свои ноги и не спотыкаются. И как он сам сказал: "Если споткнёшся, просто танцуй дальше."
@josephkelley8641
STOP IT - STOP IT NOW
Gabrielle Anwar played her role as a nervous young lady beautifully
thanks for looking up her name good for you guy
She was the most beautiful woman in the world to me growing up. Her and Emmanuelle Béart
@@aarondavid5866
Her name is in the description of the video so it probably wasn't that hard to find.
Incredibly charming.
@@deja_how come she never became a major star??
I love the beginning, how she looks scared to death, stiff and unsure, and then softens and starts to enjoy herself. Beautiful!
Dancing the tango imperfectly makes this scene absolutely perfect. Al nailed this role.
I never cared for dancing -:it never made any sense to me -: watching Pacino and how he approached this I realize I was made to Tango - same as the hurky jerk bop of the accompanying music in some of Dylan's live Desolation Row
@@MichaelPetrone-ng5yx congrats in finding your calling in life. Salud!
Doesn't he nail all of his movies
For me this is one of the most powerful scenes ever filmed.
Wait watch the Ferrari test drive
i totally agree
@@jorgebutron644 Thanks, I did. But for me a tango with this kind of a woman doesn't compare to a car ride, not even a Ferrari :)
yeah i can agree, the thing is the whole film builds up this moment too.
Eh what's so special about this science. Don't be weak
Al Pacino was born to play this role; it fit him like a second skin. "Hooah."
I look not only at Pacino, it seems the other actors and everybody liked making this movie. They learned how to tango.
AP is a great actor but he was way over the top, an overall awful movie. It was like a 2hr skit for AP
@@henrylee8510 I agree, but ... yes over the top, the movie wanted to be special. At least the movie stand alone or maybe some movie guy can come along and tell me this movie have been done before?
@@henrylee8510 🤡
And made him won the Oscar best actor 🎉🎉🎉
There are MANY messages in this scene. 1. Older dignified man showing younger lady true gentlemen 2. Older gentlemen showing younger man art of true charm. 3. Younger man watching in awe. And many more.
Linda interpretação de cena. Parabéns 😊
Can I add one ? The disguised equality woke propaganda do not like emotions and guts feelings ... they wanna take over, be careful !
very well said!! This is what world needs now from my POV, i.e. grace.
Well said senorita👏🌹
And a young woman deciding to take a chance, and having the time of her life, and Charlie seeing the good in Frank, despite his flaws.
In real life, it's moments like these that you remember a lifetime. And yes, they really do happen.
I had just come across this video clip now, and i remember so much about this movie, i love movies but they don't make movies like this anymore. Al Pacino is one great actor and the likes of Robert De Niro Too. They are one of my best actors. Good movies is the same in all perspectives, language and culture🤷🏻♂, that i have come to know over the years 😃..
I wish your day to be filled with love, joy 🤭and happiness😏. Writing from Lincolnshire England!🍁
Well now, do tell! What was your moment?
A blond 23 and me 67 at the time. Boy friend went bs
Indeed. They are etched into your heart for the rest of your life ❤
Ez varázslatos alkotás.
"No mistakes in the tango. Not like life." Amazing words !!
watching my father and mother dance the TANGO in 1955 is still engraved in my memory it was simply beautiful
That would be a memory!
Wow❤
My parents loved to tango whenever they got the chance. My dad passed away last year, and my mom had dementia. However, their dancing the tango is engraved in my memory forever. ❤❤
You were,,, TOO LUCKY!!!
Must be a monumental memory!
“ The moment you stop looking is the moment you stop living”
Couldn’t be more true in this crazy world we live in now.
This young lady in this movie is absolutely adorable! Al Pacino is a great actor and the young man is too , the young lady is so beautiful!!
This scene makes me cry everytime I watch it. Gabrielle Anwar is absolutely sweet playing this part.
“Some people live a lifetime in a minute” - Frank Slade My favorite quote from the film
i am soon 55 years old. I have had a great life. Great family, great wife, great career. I remember being in Charlie's shoes many years ago. Well today, I feel I could Tango in Franks shoes. I love how my Life kind of shaped me, and that my awareness of this, allows me to be the Man I always knew I could be. Hoooooaahhh!
finally found a man who says he s happy with his life
Well done! Someone who feels fulfilled is a rare thing indeed.
I am 52 and can relate to all you had said.
Congratulations on a level of self-awareness that rarely comes to us when we are alive.
Bless your journey.
What a lovely comment! I am 47 years old, have a great family, a wonderful wife, and a decent career. Let me know if you ever come to Buenos Aires someday, and I'll take you and your wife to dance tango!
My favourite dance scene in a movie ever. Al Pacino played this part so well. My heart melted when he got to dance with this beautiful lady, Gabrielle Anwar, what a moment!
Ella se va desconcertada al notar la diferencia entre el trato caballeroso y amable del personaje de Al Pacino y la descortesía de su novio.
Mine too
@@juanromero4505 Pues, piensa que es un señor viejito, ciego, un caballero a la antigua galante pero respetuoso, y no puede ser tan malo si está acompañado de ese chiquillo buenmozo al que se le ve muy limpio y bien educado, están bien vestidos los dos en el Waldorf Astoria, podrían ser abuelo y nieto o tío y nieto. Este Michael se pasó al hacerla esperar y llegar tarde, pues que se dé de narices, este señor parece inofensivo y ella ya no quiere estar sola cada vez más nerviosa (son anglosajones, o sea el insulto máximo a la persona es llegar tarde). Puede hacer esta obra de caridad y t al vez efectivamente aprenda un poco de tango. Al final quedó encantada y disfrutó realmente la experiencia con el viejito. Y encima hasta la aplaudieron !!!!
@@amiquigonzales7917 Takoi idiotskoi komentarii tolko ruZZkii smozhet napisat.😂😂😂
So sexy!! Love it!
He is gorgous❤❤❤
The most beautiful scene in the movie, so elegant and yet poignant. All three of them were great.
yes! All 3 !!! Love this movie, so happy for it!
The most beautiful and unforgettable scene and dialogues of the movie with Al Pacino's acting to an ultimate level. His eyes were fixed straight into the blindness.
Gabrielle Anwar was in the film what, ten minutes, and left such an impression. Love that movie, and everyone in it. Great film.
A normal-sighted person makes you believe that he is truly blind, by looking directly at his eyes, is a proof of a tremendously incredible acting skill!
I think I heard that he had contacts in that meant he had reduced vision
He is such a great actor.
No, he did not have reducing contacts in. That’s a myth.
Yes, one of the best and most memorable scenes in cinema,,,Whoo-whaa!
He is such a great actor and she is unbeliveble beautiful! I love this scene!
Her breathing and sigh at the end is just perfect!
I can't help but wonder if that sigh was scripted.
This is movie perfection...
@@patricklilly2520 Same! I read somewhere that Pacino would not rehearse this scene with her, because he wanted her to be convincingly, and naturally, nervous when they shot it. They both played it to perfection.
Al Pacino is a genius. I love his movies and this one tops them all. The way he plays a blind person is so natural. This movie should be shown to every high school student, especially now when our country is going through "alternative facts" being presented as facts and our political leaders espouse to populism and selling their souls for a sound bite.
The original movie is better. And Gassman is better than Al Pacino
I found this to be a bore and awful. It was written for AP to over the top, so outlandish and over acted.
Ignorant comments about better this better that when issues are staring you in the face that a director wants to show us. Snitching ?? Strangers approaching a woman ? What is your lame opinion of that?
While admitting to the difficulties in effectively portraying a blind person, I thought "Dog Day Afternoon" was one of his best. Ignore the ignorant and low class comments to your post.
Imagine thinking "populism" is bad. Lol.
One of the few movie scenes which give you goosebumps and tears at the same time. The great Al.
The actor playing Donna is why this scene is so precious.
Wrong. Any actress could have played her. Find me another Al Pacino
I totally agree
you are so wrong. very few actresses could have conveyed so much in one short scene. people still watch the movie over and over again because of Gabrielle Anwar.
This scene has stood the test of time, an Oscar winning performance then and now...I never get tired of revisiting this ❤
One of my favorite movies of all time. Al Pacino is a living legend!
this scene is totally legend...I watched it over and over again and never get bored...Gabrielle Anwar was sweet and shy yet gorgeous at the same time❤
One of my favourite - Fantastic music, beautiful woman and such great cinematography
She can tango!
I can't stop watching it either, need to get the film
I read somewhere that Al and Gabrielle practiced this dance before shooting this iconic scene separately. Apparently Al thought it best if it really did have an element of surprise in it for them both. To make that dance truly the first time they'd danced together. I thought that fascinating, if true. This truly is a marvelous film and Al Pacino most assuredly deserved that Oscar for it because he made me believe in the blindness of Frank Slade. ❤
Thanks for the love and support towards me and my career I am bless to have you as a fan God bless you ❤️🙏
Just incredible acting...mesmerizing!
An OSCAR performance.
Definitely my favorite movie...Boo yah!!
Thou swell!
Love this scene. It always makes cry. The sensuality of it is so subtle--the beauty of a woman being led by a man in such a non threatening way truly touches me (particularly as a modern, independent woman). The music is beyond perfect.
That scene is the definition of "charming".
And a class act!
There are some great life lessons to pick up here.
Lesson 1: Show genuine appreciation. None of Frank's constant compliments to Donna are lies or insincere. He shows true interest in what interests her.
lesson 2: Keep it classy, if the situation demands it. Frank has met a girl in an upscale dining room, with a specific clientele. Frank constantly compliments her, but never get prurient or gross. She's not the kind of girl to appreciate crass talk in public.
Lesson 3: Turn your weaknesses into strengths. Frank never tries to hide his blindness, he owns it. He compliments her scent and her sound, which she can be certain was true.
lesson 4: Don't let the other guy get the upper hand. When she says that her date thinks the tango is "hysterical," but she likes it, Frank subtly drags him down, while maintaining the classy and upbeat tone, saying the date is hysterical.
Lesson 5: build up your friends: Frank will always flatter a woman, but he knows that donna is way too young for him. He expresses admiration for her Grandmother, who is probably closer to Frank's age, and gives compliments to Charlie, who is much closer to Donna in age.
This scene is a masterfully written, and masterfully acted, by all the people in the scene. Wonderful!
Not to mention- the lovely Gabriele Anwar! The balls to pull off such a dance scene. Timekess,sublime. Thank you
One of my all time favorite scenes in a movie. What an actor. You believe he’s really blind. The facial reactions the music the girl perfection
I love how she was able to look like she was following his lead, but didn't know the steps ahead of time. Perfect scene.
Gabrielle Anwar was so stunning in this scene.
Such a beautiful and feminine young lady!!! So surprising she was all alone in that fancy salon
I think she is stunning even while sleeping
@@amiquigonzales7917 She was waiting for her date . . .
@@brianletter3545 I know but even so, Al Pacino approached ... Surprisingly enough, someone else didn't take the lead. That Michael is an idiot.
@@amiquigonzales7917 did you not see the movie ?!
Evferything about this movie is great. Al Pacino rocks.. That is the reason why he got the Oscar for this wonderful performance.
anyone else mesmerized by this scene say yes ❤✌🙂
💞💞💞
Yes, definitely 😊
Yes, amazing movie
It’s my favorite thing ever. It’s better than E.T. 😂❤
Random/respectful friend guy: “I detect a fragrance in the air “
Girl:”That’s amazing “
(she farted🕊️💨)
@scottrouse 🙏🪩🤌
I can watch this masterpiece again and again....
AND I DO!
Gabrielle Anwar is refreshingly admirable! Lovable, too! 🌹⭐️ Al Pacino's "blind" acting behavior, and his nephew's responses - the event is divine! ❤️🌹🙏
What a movie!!! They just don't make movies like this anymore
Oh you mean talent as opposed to car chases?
Al Pacino is wonderful in this movie! The character he played is a charm.
Al is one of the greatest actors ever.
Amen to that.
I agree!
Al Pacino...One of The Greatest Actors of All Time!!!.....This Guy IS Powerful, In His Decisions, In His Actions, and His Outlook on Life...Even Though He Is Blind, ..He Does It.......Besides, He Reminds Me of My Uncle...
Al Pacino is no doubt a great actor Hollywood ever produced.
When movies were art! Thanks for being so good!
My most favorite scene in the movie. So beautifully done. I love all of Al's movies. He is a magnificent actor.
Such acting talent will never come into the world again. Al Pacino, you are amazing.
This is my best favorite movie scene in my entire life. Al Pacino was acting so wonderful that he did successfully act the focus of blind man’s eyesight. I love the silky hair movement of the lady and it is so valuable scene in movie history. I wish Al Pacino will be able to show people more great acting scenes in next decade!
Al Pacino is a legend, and this is by far one of my favorite scenes in a Pacino film beautifully played.
I’ve seen street dancers do the tango in Buenos Aires, and the artistic creativity coupled with practiced agility is simply amazing. These scene is such a gem, capturing the pathos of the whole thing with an old blind man who knows the dance teaching a young woman who doesn’t. Sheer brilliance.
the look in his blind eyes.... I have no words to describe!
Thank you very much to Al Pacino and Gabrielle Anwar for showcasing Argentine 🇦🇷 tango to the world!
And also permitting us to listen to the glorious 'por una cabeza'.
I absolutely love this excerpt of Col. Slade dancing the Tango with Donna!
Al pacino is the Shakespeare of acting!
Shakespeare was an actor.
Watch The Merchant of Venice!
Eso es todo hisabel 🍀💋🍀 gracias por x ese dance 👣💙💙💙💙🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍💜💜💜💜💜💜💜❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👀
The most romantic movie scene ever. A shot straight to the ❤.
I love dancing. It is the epitome of Life, art, lightness... Romance, the stuff we are made to live for... Al Pacino is just on another level here!
Acting lessons from a legend! Al Pacino's greatest performance and a well-deserved Academy award.
One of the best cinematic scenes ever
Al Pacino is a legend
Can't believe he got snubbed so many times by the Academy.
I will cry a lot the day Al Pacino leaves this world. I love him
Jamais deixará. Pelo menos espiritualmente, estará sempre entre nós...
Llevalo en tu corazón y estará vivo por siempre!!
Que maravilla de escena se toca la esencia de este actor ...ARTE.
Get a grip ffs.
If I ever see Pacino on the street, I would feel like to bow to this guy, his just unbeliavable, what a talent, thank you for your movies. Who the hell on this planet could have done Scareface better than Pacino, no one, no one.
The cast wonderful, but Al Pacino is beyond words. Great acror in any movie, but this one, is really spectacular.
Al Pacino, Gabrielle Anwar and Chris O´Doneill, I loved this movie and the tango scene is beautifull
so where they are gone ... all this good Young actors 😢
I like the reactions of the people watching in the background…a brilliant scene, movie magic.
One of the best scenes of all time. Thank you for uploading this. 😊
Such a great actor. Al Pacino is a true legend.
Scent of a woman and scene of a blind man dancing the tango imperfectly took my breath away!
Al Pacino is a wonderful actor.
One of the most beautiful scenes in movies. Always cheers me up.
Breath taking, Bravo Eternal actor Al Pacino
Al Pacino, one of the best movie actors I've seen... truly the Legend
Just watched Scent of a Women and I am in Love With This Legend!!! AL PACINO is the King of Acting. One Trophy cannot proves his worth. Man What are the days to be live in 90's (I born in 2005). First Time Hollywood Gave Award to a Worthy one.
Oh my gosh! This scene is an incredible classic. I’ll never get tired of it. Wish I could tango!
Films can stir from within the value of an emotional adventure.
Just shows he is and always will be the,one of or the best actors to ever grace our presence
One of my all time favourite movies scenes. Just perfect.
E minha também. Não canso de revisitar essa cena, magistralmente interpretada por Al Pacino! 👏👏👏👏👏❤️
Al Pacino is a fine wine, better in time.😊😊😊
Sometimes we lived an entire life in a minute. Classic.❤
The most superb actor out of Hollywood.
Great scene! Gabrielle is so lovely in this scene!
This was and still is a great experience to watch. Pacino acting as blind is perfection 👌 👏 Bravo❤
And a marvelous dancer. A true talent.
Its Russell again- one night 30 years ago my mother cane diwn frilom upstate ny( im a divirce kid lol😊) and we went out cabareting with my Godmother. I made my mom watch this scene on a rented out cooy of Scent of a woman- it def increased the vibe n pos mood that eve. Pacino is priceless the way he hilds on to Gabrielle the way a blund man would even if hes an alpha show off n Gabrielle is shall we say- sublime. Beautiful cinematic moment. U hope my mom up in heaven remembers that scene. But kets face it. Now she can watch it at her leisure. God bless all the optimistic people who c it as half full
I was a student of dance in John Dewey HS and a half a street dancer in my youth- the best dance scenes in cinema were- Armand Assante I Mambo kings , Arnold in true lies and Al in Scent off- all untrained alpha males but their spirituality exceeds technique. Moments to die for. Long live cinema!😊
Scent of the Women, one my best movie. Al Pacino is one of greatest Actor
I went to high school with a blind friend and it always amazed me how he could accomplish simple everyday tasks like me.
This scene is simply breathtaking ❤❤❤
The charisma of 'Frank' in this scene, Wow! Pretty sure, Every girl in this world would fall for him after this scene. 😀
This is one of my favorite scenes in ANY movie. Beautiful dancing and they each played their parts so well. 🫶💯
My heart beats a little quicker watching this scene. Pacino is magnificent 💙
I had just come across this video clip now, and i remember so much about this movie, i love movies but they don't make movies like this anymore. Al Pacino is one great actor and the likes of Robert De Niro Too. They are one of my best actors. Good movies is the same in all perspectives, language and culture🤷🏻♂, that i have come to know over the years 😃..
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Wow, Gabrielle was so charming, and the way she moves, just lovely. ❤
What can you say about Pacino. WOW.
He deserved oscars for other movies.
Not this one?
So sweet, simple romantic.. and the music
She follows his strong lead...even if blindly
Al Pacino's finest performance. Outstanding dialogue and dance.
I have played this clip hundreds of times and absolutely love it. Thank you so much, Mr. Pacino and Gabrielle Anwar, for the enjoyment. 😍😍😍
I always thought Gabrielle Anwar was/is one of the most underrated actresses around. Sweet, cute and exceptionally pretty. Of course, talented. Not a big part in this movie. But she played it perfectly. I like scenes like this. We all know what it feels like to be shy and awkward. But before the dance had ended, she felt good, happy and proud of herself. A truly great movie. And very gifted actors. 😉