This scene would have trouble being released today, not because of the left, but because of the right, screaming and ranting about the guy being okay with his lover potentially being trans or the guy potentially being bi
OSGOOD I called Mama - she was so happy she cried - she wants you to have her wedding gown - it's white lace. JERRY (steeling himself) - I can't get married in your mother's dress. She and I - we' not built the same way. OSGOOD We can have it altered. JERRY (firmly) Oh, no you don't! Look, Osgood - I'm going to level with you. We can't get married at all. OSGOOD Why not? JERRY Well, to begin with, I'm not a natural blonde. OSGOOD (tolerantly) It doesn't matter. JERRY And I smoke. I smoke all the time. OSGOOD I don't care. JERRY And I have a terrible past. For three years now, I've been living with a saxophone player. OSGOOD I forgive you. JERRY (with growing desperation) I can never have children. OSGOOD We can adopt some. JERRY But you don't understand! (he rips off his wig; in a male voice) I'm a MAN! OSGOOD (oblivious) Well - nobody's perfect.
I think it’s I have a terrible past. And I think it has less to do with race and just a joke on saxophone players and the jazz lifestyle. Jazzers were definitely known for their more taboo club/nightlife scene. I’m a saxophone player myself and couldn’t help but laugh when he said that. 😂
@@tsumusicguy09 It's a recurring joke throughout the movie too, brought about by Sugar's (Marilyn Monroe) trend of falling for saxophone players and it not going well.
Jazz players in this point of history had a reputation similar to what people in the 80’s thought of for metal musicians. Jazz was seen as low-brow, crass, vulgar, and basically evil music.
Rumor is the orginal script had they guy reply to "I'm a man" with "I know"
I just *love* how Osgood is completely unfazed by Jerry/Daphne's final revelation.
That guy's a keeper!!! 😉
One of my most cherished scene in movie history. This was a risky ending to the movie for it time too.
I know Im quite randomly asking but do anyone know a good place to stream newly released movies online ?
It would be even riskier today, given Desantis’ culture war
@@waytoobiasedidk if I should laugh or cry at this statement 🥲🥲
@@Starboy-lolking why not both?
@@waytoobiased waytoocorrect
I can only imagine the audience absolutely losing it until tears of laughter rolled down their faces when they heard that line.
You're not a natural blonde but you're not a woman either that's how Hollywood used to be
Love that scene! It's kind of relatable as a very pan person.
the enby flag in your pfp also checks out
@@waytoobiasedThanks!
Fr!
I don’t think I have ever laughed as hard as I ever have during this scene.
A Bi icon
a bicon, if you will
Perfect this scene is
Absolutely right, you are.
Haku: Btw i'm a guy
Naruto: Ehh, nobody's perfect
This scene is perfect !
This scene would have trouble being released today, not because of the left, but because of the right, screaming and ranting about the guy being okay with his lover potentially being trans or the guy potentially being bi
NOBODY'S PERFECT 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
OSGOOD
I called Mama - she was so happy she
cried - she wants you to have her
wedding gown - it's white lace.
JERRY
(steeling himself)
- I can't get married in your
mother's dress. She and I - we' not
built the same way.
OSGOOD
We can have it altered.
JERRY
(firmly)
Oh, no you don't! Look, Osgood - I'm
going to level with you. We can't get
married at all.
OSGOOD
Why not?
JERRY
Well, to begin with, I'm not
a natural blonde.
OSGOOD
(tolerantly)
It doesn't matter.
JERRY
And I smoke. I smoke all the time.
OSGOOD
I don't care.
JERRY
And I have a terrible past. For three
years now, I've been living with a
saxophone player.
OSGOOD
I forgive you.
JERRY
(with growing desperation)
I can never have children.
OSGOOD
We can adopt some.
JERRY
But you don't understand!
(he rips off his wig;
in a male voice)
I'm a MAN!
OSGOOD
(oblivious)
Well - nobody's perfect.
The original line was supposed to be “i know” at the end I don’t think he’s oblivious lmao
@@ryancoursey748 it's a myth. Probably fabricated by some Facebook group.
The last line was later referenced in "Batman: The Brave and the Bold" episode called "The Criss-Cross Conspiracy".
Behold the first gay character in cinema
Love this movie, love this scene, wheeeee!
Ahahah, I love this scene!
How do you think? He's probably bi.
Omg! That was awesome
They get married and have a happy marriage
МУХАХА жесткий старичок)))
that guys face makes this a whole lot worse ;)
*THE*
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0:32 I’m a terrible pass? What does that mean? Why is living with a saxophone player bad? Is that an allusion to black guys?
I think it’s I have a terrible past. And I think it has less to do with race and just a joke on saxophone players and the jazz lifestyle. Jazzers were definitely known for their more taboo club/nightlife scene.
I’m a saxophone player myself and couldn’t help but laugh when he said that. 😂
@@tsumusicguy09 It's a recurring joke throughout the movie too, brought about by Sugar's (Marilyn Monroe) trend of falling for saxophone players and it not going well.
as a saxophone player, I can confirm it is bad
Jazz players in this point of history had a reputation similar to what people in the 80’s thought of for metal musicians. Jazz was seen as low-brow, crass, vulgar, and basically evil music.