Nothing in Common (1986) - I'm Staying With My Father Scene (9/10) | Movieclips
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- Nothing in Common - I'm Staying With My Father: David (Tom Hanks) refuses to attend a vital meeting in order to be with his ailing father.
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
A successful advertising executive, David Basner (Tom Hanks), is working on a project that could make him partner at his company. When his parents suddenly end their 36-year marriage, he is thrown into the role of caregiver, dealing with his delicate mother, Lorraine (Eva Marie Saint), and his combative father, Max (Jackie Gleason), who provides constant aggravation and bitter remarks. When one of his parents gets sick, David must choose what is more important, his family or his career.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (1986)
Cast: Barry Corbin, Sela Ward, Tom Hanks
Director: Garry Marshall
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Highly underrated film and I believe the first one that showed Tom Hanks incredible versatility as much more than just a comic actor but as a serious leading man.
Yeah, I've had the movie DVD 📀 for years. I think I seen it in TV once. And someone always turns the channel.
I have never heard Hank ever say any swear words - but he did it because he was upset.
A very underrated movie. Tom hanks is great in this role.
He’s great in every role buddy
Everybody is great in this movie.
Tom Hanks is so unique that he can make a comedic scene “He’s actually counting 🤣🤣🤣” and absolute serious scene in the same 10’seconds
1:44 "And don't you ever f***ing touch me again!"
I liked that part of the scene
Right to the face of his boss,
Boss: Fire Him
Basner: I don't care
@@athanalconcel9083 It's something we've all dreamed of doing.
Well, every time this cracks me up.
Family has to come first. David Basner (Tom Hanks) is right to the point. He put his family over his successful career. Good job.
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This scene showed me Tom Hanks as a major movie actor and not just a fun loving TV star. Great movie and Hanks and Gleason were classic.
Never had an aged client who didn’t sympathize with me tending to my Dad. All men universally know this. But for the ones who don’t Tom Hanks spoke for us all here. “Don’t you ever F’n touch me again!” Great line and delivery. This movie was so much a guy movie. I lost my Pops almost a year ago from cancer. So it hits home.
Sorry for your loss. My dad turns 96 in September and I'm moving back home for the first time in almost 40 years after marriage, children, divorce and career as a writer-director to take care of him. It's going to be a huge adjustment for me, but it feels right. When I called him today to ask him what he thought of the idea, I could tell he was happy. He and I have always had a difficult relationship, but love and respect one another.
I know from my own past 13 years ago when my father's time was up.
My sympathies.i lost mine in januarary 2011.
That anger that he reluctantly flashes is always great to see. Sometimes you just have to draw the line and defend it when it's crossed, he did what what he had to do.
Wow!!!Tom Hanks had made a stand.
I would do the very same if I where him you got to make a stand for yourself.
1:35 Good job, Tom. Way to go! Standing up for your Dad so you can visit him!
This was the 1st time, I heard him say the F word but he only did it to tell him to stay off track.
My favorite fbomb in any movie. Such a good scene from T.Hanks
I love Tom Hanks and all his movies ❤❤❤
Damn Woody!
You can't fire me. I don't work for you.
❤Tom Hanks is 1 of most talented and Successful men ( because of Rita Wilson )❤; " I wasn't there the morn my father passed away", like song, I would have been pushing AS MANY buttons as POSSIBLE to keep him alive. he called me walking DICTIONARY at age 6.
This was the 1st time I heard him say the F Word.
Woody- I mean, Tom Hanks Snaps at boss
Had boss like that. My job ended the same way. Lol.
I never had a boss like that. I would've had some fun with that scumbag.
U o
Asking Cheryl to talk to Basner + Giving 10 seconds = still NOTHING WORKS
Apparently Jackie Gleason did this film because he didn't want Smokey And The Bandit III to be the last film he did.
And we are all thankful for that!
QUITE TRUE. and Hanks understands NASA also.
When Tom Hanks yells “For the fifth time now!” He sounds exactly like Dan Aykroyd,
He pulled a pre-PG-13 F-bimb before his movie BIG would.
This was during the PG-13 era.
1:45 I'm So Confused Right Now!!! Did they really just say the F-bomb in PG Movie?!?!?
Yes. MPAA rules about f-bombs and cursing were different in the 20th century.
1:45
Who's playing the secretary?
A PG movie.
@Thatcleanteacher6412 I head of that. It blows my mind how you used to use the F-word once in PG movies at that time, then all of a sudden I guess when they started using the F-word more in PG-13 movies until they stopped using them in PG movies, movies were changing, I guess that’s what caused the change. But so do know why you can no-longer use them more than once in PG movies anymore because parents have been writing letters to the MPAA as they complained about the floodgates being opened. But why can’t you use them once in PG movies, I guess that’s my theory that I already explained why.
Aaaaaaaaaahhhhh .
🥖 1:36
Did you come from Quora? 👍🏽
First one
I wouldn't care my family wouldn't care no one's cares especially in America i hate this country
When someone loves you, the way they talk about you is different. You feel safe and comfortable.
A la verga.
Be quiet, man.
1:35