Ripper & Mandrake Talk About Water | Dr. Strangelove | CineStream
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- General Jack D. Ripper (Sterling Hayden) speaks frankly with Captain Lionel Mandrake (Peter Sellers) about water fluoridation.
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Dr. Strangelove Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb (1964/Stanley Kubrick) SYNOPSIS: An insane general triggers a path to nuclear holocaust that a War Room full of politicians and generals frantically tries to stop.
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“In the name of her Majesty and the continental congress come here boy!“
*feed me this belt boy
cool name and avatar
@@enochianwolf Hahaha. Thanks you too!
The red coats are coming!
Sellers & Hayden kept laughing so much while trying to do the fluoridation scene that this was the best take Kubrick could get-and obviously he kept Mandrake’s piteous chuckling because it added to the scene. It’s very subtle but Hayden is struggling not to crack up laughing as well.
The tension reads not as, "quit trying to make me laugh", but as "omfg this guy's nuts"/"feels really good to share".
Hayden's slight smile from trying to not to crack up really does add to how unhinged he is.
I love how Sellers plays this scene. Mandrake is really struggling not to collapse into terrified hysteria around this lunatic who just started a nuclear war over fluoridation. Played for comedy but it really is one of the more subtly dramatic scenes of the movie when you look at it close.
im still concerned about the mineshaft gap
especially at 1:22. the nervous laughter
Stanley Kubrick created a satirical cinematic masterpiece with this film. Peter Sellers and Sterling Hayden certainly did their part, or parts in the case of Sellers.
Consider at least two of the indelible impressions from my very first viewing of this movie at a fairly impressionable age: I didn't know who Peter Sellers was, and I didn't know this was a satire.
And at the which moment did you got that impression? 🙂
@@augustlandmesser1520 From the very beginning. I had to read more about the movie after viewing it several times. Some decades later I read the source novel by one of the screenwriters (Peter George). Read that and you may agree on Kubrick deciding to turn the story into a satire.
The machine gun with the golf clubs is brilliant.
My old boss used to hide a shotgun in his golf bag
@@Boxmediaphile Gosh!!!
Good bag would work great for an FN-FAL and half a dozen mags 😆
I keep an M16A1 in a soft guitar case with a few 30 rounders in case the red coats come back 😂
The struggling with the golf clubs and sterling Hayden trying not to laugh 😂
sellars 3 roles should have earned him an oscar- masterful acting.
That we can laugh about impending nuclear annihilation means we are of a piece with this film.
if you've ever wondered why comedies aren't held in high esteem you gotta ask dr Strangelove
I had a co-worker speaking to me against fluoridation, and I began quoting this movie. He didn’t get it, so I showed him a clip. He said that the movie was probably an attempt to tell the truth through comedy so that it wouldn’t be censored 😂
are you beginning to understand me mandrake
This is Supposed to be a dark comedy. But in my work career ,I've met some REAL " eccentric" , esoteric types.
Well hell there’s the origin of the Monty Python “Gamy leg” routines 😆
hayden is awesome
I had to give my Boomer father this same speech recently
Sorry to hear.boomers are such effective parents
@@richinoablebesides the whole crashing the entire housing market and economy thing
stanley rubrik