Marty (8/10) Movie CLIP - All I Wanted Was a Lousy Kiss (1955) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Marty (Ernest Borgnine) is broken up when Clara (Betsy Blair) won't give him a kiss good night, but she explains that she does like him very much.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Paddy Chayefsky's Oscar-winning slice-of-life drama originated as a live 1953 broadcast directed by Delbert Mann on The Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse starring Rod Steiger and Nancy Marchand. The Hecht-Lancaster movie version, also directed by Mann, replaces the two leads with Ernest Borgnine and Betsy Blair (as well as featuring several soon-to-be-familiar faces, including Jerry Paris, Frank Sutton, and Karen Steele, plus Joe Mantell, Nehemiah Persoff, and Betsy Palmer from the TV version). But it remains otherwise intact, telling of 24 very important hours in the lives of two lonely people. Marty is a bittersweet, sometimes funny, sometimes poignant, and always realistic comedy-drama about Marty Pilletti (Ernest Borgnine), a 34-year-old Bronx butcher. Approaching middle-age as a burly, somewhat overweight man who has no illusions about himself or his attractiveness to women, Marty looks forward to just one thing in life -- buying his boss's butcher shop and trying to make a success in business -- and he's even uncertain about that. A gentle, good-natured man, he lives with his mother (Esther Minciotti), a kind but emotionally smothering woman, in a too-large house and spends his time a small circle of dead-end friends (Joe Mantell, Frank Sutton). One Friday night, Marty's mother convinces him to go to the Stardust Ballroom, where he meets a plain-looking schoolteacher named Clara (Betsy Blair), whose life appears to mirror his own -- she lives with her father, and is frightened about the one prospect she has for advancement in her job. Meeting her after witnessing a humiliating rejection by her blind date, Marty acts on his best impulses and asks Clara to dance, and soon they are actually enjoying each other's company. She is as drawn to him as he is to her, but both are so uncertain about putting themselves at risk emotionally, that the evening almost ends badly when he tries to kiss her -- but they agree to go to talk on the phone and go to a movie the next night. But whatever good feelings he has about Clara are soon threatened by his friends' put-downs of her, and his mother's hostility, driven by her sudden panic that if Marty marries, she'll be left living alone. Marty spends the next day alone and never does call Clara, seemingly having decided that it's best to leave well enough alone. That is, until he takes a good long look at his life, and a listen to his friends -- and he suddenly makes the decision to try for true happiness, wherever it leads.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1955)
Cast: Ernest Borgnine, Betsy Blair
Director: Delbert Mann
Producers: Paddy Chayefsky, Harold Hecht, Burt Lancaster
Screenwriter: Paddy Chayefsky
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Every young person needs to watch this film... Its honest, humble, sweet and dramatic... all without the glitz of today's movies.
19 years old. Just saw it today. Loved it.
Too many feminists in 2020
@@Rinesmyth where I can watch it?
Where can I watch it
Not to mention incredibly unrealistic in the real world lol.
I prefer these old movies. Timeless, simple, heartfelt and powerful dialogue in real situations. No scrolling on screens, no distractions.. it’s even in black and white.
This movie is so sweet. Clara and Marty are the kind of people anyone would want to be with, or just have as company. They’re vulnerable, honest and gentle without trying to hard with each other. Their interactions are natural, it’s refreshing to see two shy people slowly become comfortable and crawl out of their shells.
The realism portrayed in this drama is very remarkable for that time period.
It's amazing how much awkwardness and confusion can be avoided if both people just say what they are feeling and why, but that's not the way it usually is. Everything has to be guessed at, has to be risked in order to prove yourself. As it should be, for most people most of the time. Most of the time.
The story of my life....Marty always tears at my soul
I wish they’d show my favorite scene from the movie after he walked her home and he slaps the bus stop sign he’s so happy. It’s like his version of singin in the rain.
It’s very similar to what I did the first time I asked out a girl
She said yes and I was very happy, I remember so well how as soon as I was out of the building and knew she couldn’t hear my excitement, I let out this triumphant shout, just straight up “YES!!!”
Some random guys were sitting at the front of the school, asked why I was so excited, all I give them is “SHE SAID YES!!!” and they start laughing but I don’t even care I’m too happy
Fist pumping the whole way home, one of my friends sees me as he drives by so he slows down and asks what’s up, I say “I ASKED OUT THAT GIRL, SHE SAID YES!!!” and with a big grin he says “LETS GOOOO!!!”
Text my dad what happened, he’s happy for me
Text my other friend what happened, she’s happy for me
Then I went home, told my sister what happened, so happy, so excited, can’t wait for the date
“She’s lying to you”
My sister and I weren’t the closest since she got into her teenage years and we’d become increasingly distant
But that one hurt, so little faith in me, in this girl, that with one simple sentence, my confidence, my excitement, my happiness, destroyed
@logeyperogi1805 Trust yourself, not others .hope your happy 😊🇬🇧
Amazing performance by Borgnine one of my favorites.
I'm not afraid to say thay I cried at this scene! Proper tears. No wonder it won Best Picture!
This one's to all the lonely mugs out there!
Thanks
@Nenethegreat W I ditto that! It's no fun being alone that's for sure 100%! :( With a world filled with millions of people no one should be left totally alone. No matter who we are, we all need love.
@@EmeraldJade66you’re a woman who cares. You can find a guy just like this 🫰. This is for men like us.
I don't believe a woman would ever say those words today "you're the kindest man I ever met, I want to see you again" in the same sentence haha
Nice guys get trampled over by women nowadays. They reject them in their early 20s and once women are done messing around with the top men that won't commit to them they are ready to settle for the nice guys because they are women's meal tickets.
has it ever happened?
Yes, they do. By far, & all the time.
Maybe not to you, so far in your life.
But 1st you got to be the kind of kind man she's talking about.
That kind of man can have almost any woman he wants nowadays: easy, like nothing.
And they fight over him.
Anyway, that's my experience. 😉
P.S. If you think I'm talking crazy or stupid, you're probably brainwashed IMHO: don't believe the hype, or the big talkers out there LOL.
@@tomoneill2973 record one saying this to you then
NEVER
'All I wanted was a lousy kiss' -- the innocence in that.
She smiled
I wish they still made movies like this
Mr. Ernest and Ms Betsy are really good actor and actress. A beautiful love story that tells how honest and sweet. I really hope the new generations should watch this movie and learn that a good heart is the most important that appearance.
How simple things were back then, people actually were honest about there feelings with no mind games or say something and not mean it.
When did all this mind game crap start emerging from?
@@MrRed424 women's freedom
Have you read/seen Gone with the Wind? Games have always been played.
This is a movie, my friend.
@@GeoffreyBronson So? What's your point?
Those simple words just to hear it whisper in your ear. Is enough to make a guy cry. Especially all the hardships and the frustration he has been through.
Do not cry….
Poor Marty-I feel ya man!
been there.
Ha! She was probably afraid she wouldn't be able to stop herself at just one kiss. Marty was so freaking adorable. ❤
Earnest Borgnine Hollywood legend.
Io personalmente, trovo ed ho trovato il film, sempre molto gradevole......e Marty molto bravo
Betsy Blair was such a fine actor - on stage and screen. Always a stand out. Married to Gene Kelly - married for 15 years and they had one child. Then then went on to marry the great director Karel Reisz (many excellent films including The French Lieutenants Woman and Sweet Dreams).
tearing up.
You just know these two characters got married...love is love ❤
Wow I guess I do still having feelings very relatable feeling worthless, constantly never good enough, and she was very kind and considerate to him as well
In fairness, this was their first date. I'm always rooting for Marty, but he may have gone a little too fast this time.
Like someone else said, he has such small experience he has no idea what to do
But if he was Cary Grant or Marlon Brando, she wouldn’t have rebuffed his advances.
@@qmulus1 😂😂😂😂
@@qmulus1- Bro she's a pure-hearted woman, don't make her out to be a modern 304
@@sercastamere9853
True, but a woman she is nevertheless; and she is obviously not smitten by him, which is precisely why she was able to say no. And, by the way, since when does giving a gentleman a kiss on the first date make a woman a 304.
DAMMIT I'm crying
A classic and gem. Honest and loving man and woman relationship. 👍👍👍👍
This has to be one of the most important movies out there.
Nope it’s not
Rooting for Marty here but he fumbled with the kiss thing
Perks of being innocently clumsy 😅
The pained look on Martys face is alnost too much to bear 😢
He had that ruby ring on his finger in every movie i seen him in
Bro this will never come into life again. Love like this is so dead I'm even feeling it. Damn man I have to experience this type of feeling through a movie.
Go overseas my Man. You can definitely find this type of vibe.
It’ll be ok guys
This how real woman and man talks.
I don’t know why. But the 50’s does have something special
I like you as a friend.
make America great,----this clip shows how it is
That was me on my first date with a certain girl. I’m glad she rebuffed me. She was a lady and I was NOT a gentleman. And it’s been 45 yrs and I still feel the shame.
Get over it, she should feel the shame for leading you on when she had already kissed other guys and didn't make them wait and beg for it like she made you do.
Shame has its uses, but 45 years? In our lives, there can be the Spirit and the Flesh. Quite a few people forget about the former altogether, some manage 50-50, and - since being Born Again a couple of years ago (though I never expected it), I can do a LOT of spiritual life. But I am not quite free of lust, and very, very few of us are. This is the Earth, and we can be earth(l)y. It is wrong, but we ask God to forgive us with a contrite heart and we have a real chance of forgiveness; and then - truly - we put that matter behind us and live on, better than we were before. God even forgave Saul-Paul, who was a persecutor of Christians and maybe even a murderer. And after that he was filled with the Spirit, as am I. Ask for that. Above all, never believe that you are too tainted to be of interest to God and His mercy. You are not.
What you've written is very kind and considerate, and complimentary of the lady. I'm sorry you've felt shame for so long - hopefully she realizes your character now. I feel shame for things I did long ago too, but all I can do is pray that no lasting harm came from them, and that I have grown and will grow.
@@lrigdrenlrigdren2147only smart comment in this thread lmaoo
@@customsongmakerare you on drugs
give me a kiss just a lousy kiss !!
This is a classic！
I am thinking 4 children and a 54 year marriage
Una sottovalutazione.....
Marty!!!!
a kinder more humane era in human relationships.
He did come alittle strong
Marty put a *lot* of weight on this poor girl's shoulders in the few hours he's known her. Constant sob stories, a real downer, even talking suicide by subway train. I know he didn't have much girl experience (if any) but you gotta know enough not to lay all that grief down.
That being said there's nothing I can't watch the great Ernest Borgnine in, true legend.
Within the confines of the film at least, he was being truthful. Love and truth go hand in hand, thanks be to God. She could either help him carry his Cross, or not. He wanted to find out and cut to the chase with honesty. Perhaps he was a bit selfish, but he needed to bare his soul.
Outside of drama you’d be more than correct. But it is a movie.
True enough but you gotta remember the story needs dialog …he’s really talking to the audience
And she openly sobbed in his arms immediately upon meeting him. I'd say they're even.
I just DON'T UNDERSTAND WHHYYY she is considred ugly in the movie???! Really???!! She is GORGEOUS !!!!
That’s how they did it in the movies, still do now to a lesser extent.
Ever see the old b&w Rebecca? Big part of the plot is how plain Joan Fontaine’s lead character is supposed to be. Joan Fontaine was a knockout beauty, and she is in the movie too, just isn’t dolled up.
(Haven’t seen it, but they recently did a Rebecca remake with Lilly James in that role. She’s one of the most beautiful women on earth. If they keep to the same plot it’s going to look pretty ludicrous. If she’s plain Everest is a boulder.)
"Your the kindest man I've ever met." She says. After you just through a hissy fit and then a pity party because she didn't want to kiss you when you wanted her to.
I'm marty
Perfection!!!!
If Marty tried that in 2023, she would have recorded him trying to kiss her while calling him a creep and Marty would have been cancelled and he would have been fired at his job. It’s sad to see how simple life doesn’t exist anymore and one’s feelings don’t matter anymore in the dating market.
Only in the movies unfortunately
This is most down to earth a movie can get. What planet are you from sir?
@@Rinesmyth it may be but it's still a fictional movie to make people feel good
@@Miranda-vj8yy yea that's true
Great film. There's an earlier version, starring Rod Steiger as Marty. Much darker portrayal.
Yeah I believe it
I've saw both, and this version is much, much better.
Yes, Steiger plays a more bitter Marty. And Nancy Marchand might be a better fit for the script. I do love movie version, however.
Bro almost fumbled the bag
Good old flick honestly
Dames!
don't we all Marty, don't we all.
Piu' altro una incomprensione
Only seen this film Once. Just Sublime. More so when Mr Borgnine won the oscar against the likes of bad day at black rock and east of eden, WOW.
ps, can someone please show it on UA-cam.
🖤
You really can’t enjoy it unless both people are in it
Ok, a little too desperate
Could you blame him?
To never know sexual or romantic touch despite your best efforts is a soul crushing experience.
HE came on alittle to strong for a kiss.
Those women don't exist. They're only in movies.
Go overseas my Man.. It still exists. Definitely not in the US though smh
She was married to Gene Kelly in real life.
She was also a Marxist.
Nice guys like Marty. Hm.
Is he calling her a lousy kisser?
Idiomatic phrase, he means a kiss as if it’s no big deal
Just like all the rest of 'em. First date and he want to get his filthy paws on her. Even today, that's too fast; back then, she would have been a floozy to let him.
Wit my muddah comin Home any minute??…as if THATS the only reason not to have tried summtin serious.
Good movie though
If Marty was made today....he would go on dating apps...realize EVERY WOMAN wants a CHAD and a CHAD only....and he would be happier alone. THE END
If a woman asked me for a kiss, I would have kissed her even if I don’t like her. I guess man are different from women in this and many other cases…
All the Dems in the comments getting super butthurt over some scenario that ended up fine.
I didn’t catch it, was it pearl clutching about male entitlement or him not having his consent forms properly co-signed?
And the Republicans getting butt hurt over someone else's opinion.
As much as I like Marty, this scene didn’t really age well…
you didnt age well.
How about shutup!
Although I do love this movie this scene definitely didn't age well
Meh...I think he made a truly honest mistake and she recognized he was still very much a decent man. Not retconning an all time classic.
What are you doing or today that in 50 years from now that the future virtue-signaling kids will say didn't age well?
Just imagine if he had tried to motorboat her.
Marty was totally wrong. This scene made no sense. It was not an official date. They just met at the ballroom when Clara was dumped and they chatted for a few hours. Geez. Ha.
Poor Marty gave up ‘money in h bank’ and didn’t get a kiss … nice guys get the short end in the game
He was too much in a hurry
He actually did get a kiss, not shown in this clip. A bit later, when they were both ready.
This scene threw me. Up till here Marty was really sweet, then he assaulted her.
Assaulted...? You're insane.
Got kids? Teach them about consent and this won't happen