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I can't believe the deleted scenes are more than half the length of the original runtime. I'd live to see a 3 hour cut with all this footage spliced in.
These are all from first half of film there must be more out there somewhere to be discovered for the rest of the film, need a special anniversary dvd with them all.
@@vintagemovielover4511The 4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray has all discovered deleted scenes. It is $15 at Target right now. That’s the source of the footage in this video.
I would too, it doesn't matter if it'd make the movie too long because it would still be very interesting to see the whole thing deleted scenes and all all tied together. I like Del, John Candy made him into a great character, but the extended airplane scenes sort of lead to me understanding a bit more Neil finally losing it with him later in the motel and commenting on his long pointless ramblings. 9:06 - even that old man is looking at Del like "when are you gonna shut the f*** up already!?" Lol
It now makes sense that the motel thief was the pizza delivery guy. They should have left that part in. They also should have left the part in where Del was in the bathroom because that explained why the bathroom was a mess when Neal stepped out of the shower. Some of these deleted scenes answer questions I’ve had.
Out of everything, they should have included the part when Neal apologizes to Del because he felt that he really hurt him with that speech, and in return Del apologizes because he messed up the night for Neal. This would have been perfect for the story and shows why the next morning they are able to have breakfast together.
It would've been better if their apologies were left in there. And in fact, it looked like, after Del's response to Neil's rant "I'm the real article", Neil's facial expression indicated that he was now feeling a little remorse about the way he spoke to him (the music that started then also gave off that feeling). Neil didn't quite expect Dels response to his raving to be tugging at the heartstrings a little bit. He probably just expected Del to snap back at him like he was doing, or to just passive-aggressively not say much back. But the way Del actually responded made Neil feel sort of sorry for how he spoke to him. Also, because of the apology scene, their reaction was less angry about waking up cuddled together than it would've been if they fought the night before without apologizing. It was still no doubt uncomfortable for them either way, but they had less anger about it than they could've because they right away knew that they were half asleep and thought they were cuddling their wives, and that neither of them were gay. If either of them assumed they were, they definitely would've had an uglier more unsettled reaction, I mean, this was the 80s. Either way though, it was funny that they both chose to then immediately not verbally acknowledge what they accidentally did and instead talk about the latest Chicago Bears 🐻 game, "Bears all the way"
I agree completely! To be quite honest,all of this footage was fantastic and deserved to have been included. The deleted scenes of "Doobie" threatening Neil,and Del trying to reign him in and scold him like a mom was a riot and show how truly unstable the cab driver was. "Are you looking at my hair?" I've always wished that Steve Martin and John Candy would have done more films together. John Candy left us far too soon.
Obvious they edited a ton it explains some things you really didn't give much thought. I think Hughes knew you would figure it out. For instance the pizza kid robbing I figured he knew the front office guy. Probably did. But you didn't know they had an earlier contact. But all of a sudden this kid enters and steals their cash. it just makes more sense statistically when somebody breaks in they been there before. Or how'd the beer end up on the bed. What beer? But you didn't care.
I actually thought it was good the apology was left out. That happened too early in their relationship. The expression on Neil's face and his returning to bed were enough.
@@jerrycallows3906Totally agree. In the Final Cut I thought it was perfect because you could tell by the look on Neal’s face after Del says what you see is what you get that Neal regretted what he said and realized he hurt Del. It was more than enough to show he still cared about Del despite being annoyed with him.
On the plane, the old man sitting at the window next to Candy and Martin, is the character on Seinfeld when Jerry volunteers to hang out with a senior citizen.
Larry Hankin, who plays the taxi driver Doobie, was also in Seinfeld. He portrayed Tom Pepper, the actor cast as Kramer on the pilot-within-a-TV-show Jerry.
Paul Hirsch edited this movie. It is said that an editor makes a bad director look good, and a good director look great, and a great director look like a genius. Hirsch is a genius and makes John Hughes look like the master he was. This footage is edited deleted scenes. You have to imagine Hirsch looking at pure, raw footage from each camera set-up and assembling the shots and scenes so as to invoke interest, emotion, empathy, sympathy and solidarity with the characters and their situations. The motel scenes alone are a master class in editing. Like Bob Seger sang, "what to leave in, what to leave out." Paul Hirsch wrote his autobiography in 2019 call 'A Long Time Ago, In A Cutting Room, Far, Far, Away . . . ' about his experiences working with and editing films for great directors such as Brian DePalma, George Lucas, Irvin Kirshner and John Hughes. Well worth picking up.
The scene when they step into the room. The tense music starts, pans the room, cuts to them looking at one another. No words, but big laugh. “You wanna take a shower?”…
@@kevinneal2575 Ira Newborn's utterly brilliant, eclectic score of tense, easy-going and fun instrumental symphonic, quirky synth, blues, and funky rhythmic calypso-pop, gives the movie its sonic charm.
When Del says he’s not used to having a roommate in the motel scene, I can see why it was cut. It would have clued some people in that maybe he was a widow or had been divorced. Some of these scenes are great and some are a miss.
There’s more deleted scenes that’ve yet to be discovered, such as; - Extended phone conversation scenes between Neil and his wife - A sub-plot where Neil’s wife thinks he’s cheating on him with Del (whom she thinks is a woman) - A scene before the State Trooper pulls over Del & Neil were Del asks Neil if he’s ever been to Hawaii - A scene in which the State Trooper tells Neil & Del they’ve driven past Chicago and are in Wisconsin, which leads to an altercation between Del & Neil - A scene in which Del & Neil stop at a local strip club to use the phone after their car catches fire - A scene that takes place after the State Trooper impounded the burnt car in which Del tells Neil he didn’t get rental insurance (since he used Neil’s credit card) and Neil punches Del in the face (which explains his black eye at the end of the film) - And a scene after Del tells Neil his wife’s dead, where Del tells Neil how him & his wife couldn’t have a kid and after she died he just left the house they lived in and never returned
Thanks for this excellent information! Do you know the link for the video with these scenes, or are they on a DVD / Blu-ray? If on a disk, please specify the release version and year. I greatly appreciate it! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!
You mean Del had a house to live in but just chose not to live there anymore because of his wife's death? So all that time, he could've gone back there to live in that house if he wanted to instead of wandering from place to place without a home? Also, if Neil was homeless and couldn't afford a roof over his head, how could he afford airline travel? Wouldn't it be wiser to spend whatever money you have to get off the street and into an accommodation first, and then flying on airlines second?
I reallt miss John Candy. I enjoyed everything he did,back to his SCTV days. He was always a likeable guy and I was very sad when he left us at such a young age. When tbey paired him with Steve Martin (another great) it made for a fantastic film. I watched this one many times and even bought the VHS when it was new. Its truly a shame that the studio forced Hughes to cut the film back because THEY thought its run time was too long. I would have gladly watched it if it ran 4 hours in length. With the advent of DVDS and BluRay someone shoukd put it all back together and issue a "directors cut" of "Planes,Trains & Automobiles". The writing,pace and acting of this film was superb. All this deleted footage deserves to be restored and preserved. The ending when Neil finds out the Del's wife had passed and brings his unlikely friend home,is very touching.
It is too long for a comedy though, and another reason why they cut so much out is because the shit John. Candys character was doing was something that would make the audience hate him, remember they're trying to set the ending up to feel sympathy for him, not say well he deserves to be alone. It wasn't the studio either it was the test audience, they didn't like candy's character because of all the bad nasty, and grotesque shit he was doing.
Yeah. And back in the 80s when you could get beer delivered with your pizza. Delivering alcohol after then started becoming alot less common because of how difficult it is to show proof of age over the phone
In a movie like this just one minute of a deleted scene is a crime because that doesn't let us enjoy all the time with these fascinating characters. And one minute is essential to understand them better. A real good movie is never too long...but Hollywood producers will never understand that...
These scenes are great! Made the movie make a little more sense. Like, i always wondered how Neil didn't notice the messy bathroom BEFORE he got in the shower.. now this explains it!
John Candy being a dignified classy Gentleman that he was I bet secretly hated playing this Fat Nasty Slob of a man because he probably felt like he was playing into insulting stereotypes for overweight people.
All of it? Even the part where he took off his shoes and socks and rubbed his bare feet on the plane? I was a bit disappointed that he didn't actually show us his left bare foot, just part of it
These deleted scenes are great but the movie is a comedic masterpiece just the way it is.. I feel like I’m in an alternate universe watching this for the first time 😳
Honestly, this version makes you realize why the Neil seemed to hate him so much in the first place. The movie just makes him look like, well, to quote Del, "a cold hearted cynic".
@@jackthomas6952 Ultimately he is a good person. But you can be a really good person and also have kind of a rotten attitude about stuff. Again, cynical. I think Del did help him grow as a person, and vice versa.
Yeah, except Del was being a real prick with him, much more so than he was to anyone the rest of the movie. The theatrical cut made Del in general come across as a really nice understanding guy, but this pizza guy scene changed the view of Del's character a little
So many more things make sense in the movie now. The extra scenes on the plane now make it more obvious as to why Neal cut him off in the movie seemingly so quickly - he had listened to a heck of a lot more than what was shown in the final cut.
Wow! They should have left so much of this in. Especially the cab part and the hotel room scenes,with the added rabt and the apologies. I wish Steve Martin and John Candy made more movies together.. And the robbery scene makes sense now that we understand the pizza boy did it
Yeah. But the plane scene became a bit too long with all of it left in there, it started making Del seem more like a blabbermouth and made Neil's rant about it later in the motel room start seeming more understandable. I'm kinda surprised that even in the deleted bits on the plane, we don't see Neil reading the vomit bag (because of Neil telling Del in his rant later "Who was that who kept talking my ear off on the plane, I'm curious, who was that!? Didn't you notice how eventually I was reading the vomit bag!? Didn't that give you some sort of clue that maybe this guy's not enjoying this!?")
In case a dedicated fan hasn’t done it already, I’d love to watch an “extended” cut of this with the missing footage spliced in - mainly the airplane meal conversation, Del messing up the bathroom, and the pizza boy scene.
RIP John!!! He was such a great guy and a talented actor!! 2of the best actors Ever!! Love them both!! Thank you for the great video!! Love this movie so much!! 💙💙❤️❤️🌹🌹🌺🌺🦋🦋🥰🥰😊😊💖💖💜💜🙏🙏🙏😢😢
I’m so glad this was released. As long as people watch and enjoy filmmaking as an art, and who can laugh at life, then John Candy will live forever. And Steve Martin. And John Hughes. ❤
He hadn't made it into the movies yet in 1987, the time of this movie, not until Uncle Buck in 1989, that was his first movie, Home Alone in 1990 was his second.
This is weird because I watched it a million times. Priceless. This puts a prospective on things. You could be an actor like the cab driver thinking you got 15 min. and you end up with one sentence or maybe nothing. but they had plenty of material to work with.
I think they were right to edit some of this stuff out and the film has a good run time. Sometimes less is more when explaining people's feelings and John and Steve did a great job conveying their feelings with simple looks. I would have left in the annoyances of air travel and some of the scenes with the food and old man on the plane. That was funny and very relatable to people who travel.
Remember him in SCTV. A great cast. He was is best in the Schmenge Brothers(Eugene Levy and him) the duo of Polka band "The Wanderers". I was a teenager and watched that show. He was great also in Harry's Sex Shop. "Hi I'm Harry, the guy with a snake on his face". He was a great and humble person. We sure miss him.
The deleted/unedited scenes make me more sympathetic for Neal. He expresses more patience and concern for Del. And we see a whole lot more Del blabbering on and generally being annoying.
Del is also a huge jerk to the pizza delivery guy. Why would a well traveled, worldly, man of the people like Del not leave a good tip, then be a jerk about it? Seems out of character. Glad they cut that scene too
@@josephsarto689 This is why I hate unedited versions of films we get now. So many classic films are only available to be streamed that way and it's a real shame. Imagine these awful scenes being put into the film.
Crazy thing is there's a whole bunch of other stuff that's not included here. They filmed a ton of stuff between the beginning of the movie and when they get to the airport in the beginning. Also, the entire sequence with Michael McKean and them going to jail, fighting over Del not getting insurance for the rental car, Neil punching him, etc. I think there was some other stuff involving the whole subplot with Neil's wife thinking he was cheating on her. Then of course the final sequence where Del tells his story to Neil at a diner.
This movie would've been too long and dragged at times if they left all of these deleted scenes in, such as Del's constant talking on the plane, it almost makes Neil's yelling at him about it in the motel room more understandable. Some of these deleted scenes made Del look like more of a jerkass such as how he talked to the pizza guy, where in the theatrical cut Del overall seems like a really nice guy with a good heart. He's a bigger prick and more annoying in these deleted scenes than in almost all of the theatrical scenes.
Yeah, it did. And it made it make more sense on why he snuck back into their room later to rob them. And the cab scene made that cab driver look like a much darker and crazier character than he appeared in the theatrical cut. The only thing he said in the theatrical cut was "You said your friend ain't from around here so I thought I'd show him around", the whole rest of it was cut
@@DustyJones1997BGCL Hughes and the editor Paul Hirsch had turned in a cut that was under two hours, but it tested poorly at the test screenings primarily because they found Del so unlikable. After further trimming and fixing the ending so that Neal returned to Del (originally Neal found Del waiting for him at his local train stop, effectively making him a stalker), they ended up at the current runtime with much better results at the next test screening.
I still think it was a brilliant choice to clip some scenes away. We get a little more understanding of the story but it is almost too much! I prefer the way it was cut. We need movies on this level again, and the chemistry between Steve and John is so good. And they should have been awarded an Oscar for this. Both are so good especially John no both
Yeah, but they also make Neil look less like an intolerant prick and more like he's having understandable reactions most anybody would have. Later in the movie when Neil gets home to his wife and kids, you could see that he's really a good guy who loves his family and isn't a prick, and now with the extended scenes making his reactions to Del even more understandable, you can believe that even more. But you're right, the extended scenes made Del more hard to take and harder to sympathize with, plus they would've made the movie drag on too much, so I see why they cut them out. Also, it would've made Del's reveal late in the movie less of a gut punch because we wouldn't have felt for him as much. But the cuts did make Neil look like a more intolerant guy. Maybe they should've left a few more things in the movie, just not as many as we saw in this video
There's another scene which was cut which makes Del look even worse. The scene at the end where Neal goes back to the train station, that's actually him arriving at him home train station and Del had followed him there. They used clever editing and flipping/reversing footage to make it look like he went back to the station where he left Del (notice in the shot where Neal gets off the train, his hair is parted the other way and the number on the train is back to front). Del then gives a big speech about how it's not fair that he doesn't have a life as good as Neal's. Test audiences thought Del came across really badly so John Hughes made some drastic last minute changes.
The actor playing the pizza delivery guy was a finalist for the part of William S. Preston, Esquire in the Bill and Ted movies. He also had a small but memorable part in Ruthless People.
if they made a 4 hour version of this movie, I would watch every single second of it.
Me too mate.
one day, it ull happen, maybe not in our lifetime but.........one day
Rest in Peace John Candy. Thank you so much for all the years of laughter and smiles. You were great!
Ditto
amen!!!!
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Steve Martins understated reactions to Candy always made this film one of my favorites. They played off each other perfectly.
100% I thought it was Steve's best film. He was superb in this. His reactions represented so well.
I can't believe the deleted scenes are more than half the length of the original runtime. I'd live to see a 3 hour cut with all this footage spliced in.
there more the half the original version was 3 and a half hours
I'm going to edit a version it's a plan
These are all from first half of film there must be more out there somewhere to be discovered for the rest of the film, need a special anniversary dvd with them all.
@@vintagemovielover4511The 4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray has all discovered deleted scenes. It is $15 at Target right now. That’s the source of the footage in this video.
I would too, it doesn't matter if it'd make the movie too long because it would still be very interesting to see the whole thing deleted scenes and all all tied together. I like Del, John Candy made him into a great character, but the extended airplane scenes sort of lead to me understanding a bit more Neil finally losing it with him later in the motel and commenting on his long pointless ramblings.
9:06 - even that old man is looking at Del like "when are you gonna shut the f*** up already!?" Lol
It now makes sense that the motel thief was the pizza delivery guy. They should have left that part in. They also should have left the part in where Del was in the bathroom because that explained why the bathroom was a mess when Neal stepped out of the shower. Some of these deleted scenes answer questions I’ve had.
Definitely
@@anthonyhauser3063 definitely!!!! it also makes sense on why this movie is rated R --- 47:13
In defense of the pizza guy, they stiffed him on any kind of tip so he stole money. He shouldn't have. But he was pissed.
@@edp3202 he stole a slice and went to the wrong door witch made the pizza cold so he should get a shitty tip
@@smokestackmac3441 i still thought JC chintzy. Delivering pizzas is tough.
Love these scenes that weren't in the movie, great to watch what we couldn't see in the film, RIP to John Candy one of the best comedy actors ever!!!
John Candy is the best comedic actor in the history of the world.
His delivery is perfect!
Steve Martin and John Candy two fantastic comedians. Thanks for posting these deleted scenes.
Same
Out of everything, they should have included the part when Neal apologizes to Del because he felt that he really hurt him with that speech, and in return Del apologizes because he messed up the night for Neal. This would have been perfect for the story and shows why the next morning they are able to have breakfast together.
It would've been better if their apologies were left in there. And in fact, it looked like, after Del's response to Neil's rant "I'm the real article", Neil's facial expression indicated that he was now feeling a little remorse about the way he spoke to him (the music that started then also gave off that feeling). Neil didn't quite expect Dels response to his raving to be tugging at the heartstrings a little bit. He probably just expected Del to snap back at him like he was doing, or to just passive-aggressively not say much back. But the way Del actually responded made Neil feel sort of sorry for how he spoke to him.
Also, because of the apology scene, their reaction was less angry about waking up cuddled together than it would've been if they fought the night before without apologizing. It was still no doubt uncomfortable for them either way, but they had less anger about it than they could've because they right away knew that they were half asleep and thought they were cuddling their wives, and that neither of them were gay. If either of them assumed they were, they definitely would've had an uglier more unsettled reaction, I mean, this was the 80s.
Either way though, it was funny that they both chose to then immediately not verbally acknowledge what they accidentally did and instead talk about the latest Chicago Bears 🐻 game, "Bears all the way"
I agree completely! To be quite honest,all of this footage was fantastic and deserved to have been included. The deleted scenes of "Doobie" threatening Neil,and Del trying to reign him in and scold him like a mom was a riot and show how truly unstable the cab driver was. "Are you looking at my hair?"
I've always wished that Steve Martin and John Candy would have done more films together. John Candy left us far too soon.
Obvious they edited a ton it explains some things you really didn't give much thought. I think Hughes knew you would figure it out. For instance the pizza kid robbing I figured he knew the front office guy. Probably did. But you didn't know they had an earlier contact. But all of a sudden this kid enters and steals their cash. it just makes more sense statistically when somebody breaks in they been there before. Or how'd the beer end up on the bed. What beer? But you didn't care.
I actually thought it was good the apology was left out. That happened too early in their relationship. The expression on Neil's face and his returning to bed were enough.
@@jerrycallows3906Totally agree. In the Final Cut I thought it was perfect because you could tell by the look on Neal’s face after Del says what you see is what you get that Neal regretted what he said and realized he hurt Del. It was more than enough to show he still cared about Del despite being annoyed with him.
This is great! Thank you for posting this.
My grandfather was an extra in this movie at the St. Louis airport scene.
Legendary
That's awesome!
No he wasn't,
but nice try anyway.
cool
That is incredible, an extra!
Whatever they did, the movie is exactly perfect as it is. Our family watches it every Thanksgiving. I still laugh out loud.
Saw this movie in 1987..with my nineteen year old girlfriend....We still laugh out loud 2023😂❤😂
In my top three films of all time. Two absolute legends.
This is my second favorite film, which is practically tied with Jurassic Park 🙂
This is one of those movies I can just watch on repeat. I'd kill for a version with all these scenes reinstated.
There was an extended version released in 2022, 50 minutes longer with all those scenes. Not sure where we can buy it, but probably on Amazon.
@@lukeland701 Good to know. Are they actually in the film or just on the disc as extras though?
@@chrishateley558275 minutes of deleted scenes on extra disc, more than what this guy uploaded
On the plane, the old man sitting at the window next to Candy and Martin, is the character on Seinfeld when Jerry volunteers to hang out with a senior citizen.
I think he was in Home Alone too.
He had been in many movies TV and stage.
He always reminds me of one of the two old guys from the muppets.
He was in Dennis the menace movie
He was in a lot of John Hughes films
I lost it when Del started swinging the sock in the plane 🤣
And the old man, a very serious man in appearance, I wouldn’t doubt if he cracked a rib withholding an intense bout of gutteral laughter
Larry Hankin, who plays the taxi driver Doobie, was also in Seinfeld. He portrayed Tom Pepper, the actor cast as Kramer on the pilot-within-a-TV-show Jerry.
Some real gems here from the greatest comedy of all time. John Hughes did a great job editing footage out though to keep the pacing strong.
Appreciate you playing the scenes and not talking through just a few parts of it. Again thank you.
Paul Hirsch edited this movie. It is said that an editor makes a bad director look good, and a good director look great, and a great director look like a genius. Hirsch is a genius and makes John Hughes look like the master he was. This footage is edited deleted scenes. You have to imagine Hirsch looking at pure, raw footage from each camera set-up and assembling the shots and scenes so as to invoke interest, emotion, empathy, sympathy and solidarity with the characters and their situations. The motel scenes alone are a master class in editing. Like Bob Seger sang, "what to leave in, what to leave out." Paul Hirsch wrote his autobiography in 2019 call 'A Long Time Ago, In A Cutting Room, Far, Far, Away . . . ' about his experiences working with and editing films for great directors such as Brian DePalma, George Lucas, Irvin Kirshner and John Hughes. Well worth picking up.
The scene when they step into the room. The tense music starts, pans the room, cuts to them looking at one another. No words, but big laugh. “You wanna take a shower?”…
@@kevinneal2575 Ira Newborn's utterly brilliant, eclectic score of tense, easy-going and fun instrumental symphonic, quirky synth, blues, and funky rhythmic calypso-pop, gives the movie its sonic charm.
Nice. Nevertheless there is some hilarious stuff here. Writers!!!!!
Sounds like a good read.
He did a fabulous job with the editing, the movie flows so much better without these scenes included.
Fascinating to see them though 👍🏻
One of my all time fav movies since I was a kid. Thanks for posting this!
This movie was really well edited down. I appreciate you uploading this very interesting to see the outtakes.
When Del says he’s not used to having a roommate in the motel scene, I can see why it was cut. It would have clued some people in that maybe he was a widow or had been divorced.
Some of these scenes are great and some are a miss.
@@macysondheim Who watches the deleted scenes before they watch the movie? People who should expect spoilers, that's who. 😂
The scene where he talks to his wife's picture did seem to indicate that he missed her very much and kind of hinted that she was not around.
@@littlesongbird1 Yes they do apply to those who haven’t viewed it before, & saying otherwise is discrimination.
@@macysondheimHe spoiled a 36 year old movie for you? 😂
The whole motel part is hilarious. I laughed hard!!
There’s more deleted scenes that’ve yet to be discovered, such as;
- Extended phone conversation scenes between Neil and his wife
- A sub-plot where Neil’s wife thinks he’s cheating on him with Del (whom she thinks is a woman)
- A scene before the State Trooper pulls over Del & Neil were Del asks Neil if he’s ever been to Hawaii
- A scene in which the State Trooper tells Neil & Del they’ve driven past Chicago and are in Wisconsin, which leads to an altercation between Del & Neil
- A scene in which Del & Neil stop at a local strip club to use the phone after their car catches fire
- A scene that takes place after the State Trooper impounded the burnt car in which Del tells Neil he didn’t get rental insurance (since he used Neil’s credit card) and Neil punches Del in the face (which explains his black eye at the end of the film)
- And a scene after Del tells Neil his wife’s dead, where Del tells Neil how him & his wife couldn’t have a kid and after she died he just left the house they lived in and never returned
Thanks for this excellent information! Do you know the link for the video with these scenes, or are they on a DVD / Blu-ray? If on a disk, please specify the release version and year. I greatly appreciate it! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!
Where can we find these???
You mean Del had a house to live in but just chose not to live there anymore because of his wife's death? So all that time, he could've gone back there to live in that house if he wanted to instead of wandering from place to place without a home? Also, if Neil was homeless and couldn't afford a roof over his head, how could he afford airline travel? Wouldn't it be wiser to spend whatever money you have to get off the street and into an accommodation first, and then flying on airlines second?
Hi there, it's on the blue ray 4k addition. Its only on the US and UK blue ray 4 k.
In the UK and US blue ray 4k
I reallt miss John Candy. I enjoyed everything he did,back to his SCTV days. He was always a likeable guy and I was very sad when he left us at such a young age. When tbey paired him with Steve Martin (another great) it made for a fantastic film. I watched this one many times and even bought the VHS when it was new. Its truly a shame that the studio forced Hughes to cut the film back because THEY thought its run time was too long. I would have gladly watched it if it ran 4 hours in length. With the advent of DVDS and BluRay someone shoukd put it all back together and issue a "directors cut" of "Planes,Trains & Automobiles".
The writing,pace and acting of this film was superb. All this deleted footage deserves to be restored and preserved. The ending when Neil finds out the Del's wife had passed and brings his unlikely friend home,is very touching.
It is too long for a comedy though, and another reason why they cut so much out is because the shit John. Candys character was doing was something that would make the audience hate him, remember they're trying to set the ending up to feel sympathy for him, not say well he deserves to be alone. It wasn't the studio either it was the test audience, they didn't like candy's character because of all the bad nasty, and grotesque shit he was doing.
This is great, we finally get to see the famous beer can explosion
Yeah. And back in the 80s when you could get beer delivered with your pizza. Delivering alcohol after then started becoming alot less common because of how difficult it is to show proof of age over the phone
In a movie like this just one minute of a deleted scene is a crime because that doesn't let us enjoy all the time with these fascinating characters. And one minute is essential to understand them better. A real good movie is never too long...but Hollywood producers will never understand that...
He seems even more insane with no background noise. Filming this they must have had so much fun😂
A family ritual for us each year. Classic film!
These scenes are great! Made the movie make a little more sense. Like, i always wondered how Neil didn't notice the messy bathroom BEFORE he got in the shower.. now this explains it!
That explains why they got robbed. Nice upload, these are funny extra scenes
I bet John Candy made this up off top of his head. Great improvisation.
On the plane especially. Bottomless!
John Candy being a dignified classy Gentleman that he was I bet secretly hated playing this Fat Nasty Slob of a man because he probably felt like he was playing into insulting stereotypes for overweight people.
@@AceonIce On the plane, I was suffering 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
All of it? Even the part where he took off his shoes and socks and rubbed his bare feet on the plane? I was a bit disappointed that he didn't actually show us his left bare foot, just part of it
Actually I have seen some parts of the original script and a lot of it was written. Especially all the references to Hitchcock and Psycho.
I love the version of the movie that we've been watching all these years. Seeing these outtakes sure does add a lot. Thanks for posting this video.
Fantastic!! Absolutely hilarious!! I really can't believe that they didn't use these scenes!!
These deleted scenes are great but the movie is a comedic masterpiece just the way it is.. I feel like I’m in an alternate universe watching this for the first time 😳
I agree .Its cool to finally see it all but it doesnt add any charm or humor but imo takes away. They did a great job editing it.
Honestly, this version makes you realize why the Neil seemed to hate him so much in the first place. The movie just makes him look like, well, to quote Del, "a cold hearted cynic".
Neil puts up with ALOT. He’s actually a pretty good guy.
@@jackthomas6952 Ultimately he is a good person. But you can be a really good person and also have kind of a rotten attitude about stuff. Again, cynical. I think Del did help him grow as a person, and vice versa.
I didn’t think I could squeeze another laugh out of this movie!
Good lord, it was worth the over 30 year wait. 😂
actually we're coming up on FORTY years (god we're all getting old)
After watching the motel room scenes, Neil’s outburst is more justified.
yeah, i still feel Dels hurt, but i see more of Neil's side as well
Miss John Candy so much.
So the thing about Del was that he never stopped talking. But then they cut out all the parts where he talks.
OK! In all my years of watching this movie, I really believe the pizza boy scene should have been left!
Yeah, except Del was being a real prick with him, much more so than he was to anyone the rest of the movie. The theatrical cut made Del in general come across as a really nice understanding guy, but this pizza guy scene changed the view of Del's character a little
I agree, it made me confused when I saw him robbing them since it didn't make sense how he would know to rob their room
So many more things make sense in the movie now. The extra scenes on the plane now make it more obvious as to why Neal cut him off in the movie seemingly so quickly - he had listened to a heck of a lot more than what was shown in the final cut.
I think it actually works because they don’t need you to like Neal Page until the end of the movie.
On the airplane: pure genius! Amazing to finally enjoy the whole scene. Del goes on and on and on 😂. How we miss U, John Candy, RIP.
The new 4K Blu-ray release has over 75 minutes of deleted scenes
The part where del says im a human being after neal's rant and neil looks down in guilt is heartbreaking, even moreso since candys death
Wow! They should have left so much of this in. Especially the cab part and the hotel room scenes,with the added rabt and the apologies. I wish Steve Martin and John Candy made more movies together..
And the robbery scene makes sense now that we understand the pizza boy did it
John Hughes should have left all this in the original film. CLASSIC MARTIN AND CANDY!! 😎👍🏻
a lot of scenes here should have been kept, the extended pre take off scene comes to mind.
Yeah. But the plane scene became a bit too long with all of it left in there, it started making Del seem more like a blabbermouth and made Neil's rant about it later in the motel room start seeming more understandable.
I'm kinda surprised that even in the deleted bits on the plane, we don't see Neil reading the vomit bag (because of Neil telling Del in his rant later "Who was that who kept talking my ear off on the plane, I'm curious, who was that!? Didn't you notice how eventually I was reading the vomit bag!? Didn't that give you some sort of clue that maybe this guy's not enjoying this!?")
This is absolute gold
In case a dedicated fan hasn’t done it already, I’d love to watch an “extended” cut of this with the missing footage spliced in - mainly the airplane meal conversation, Del messing up the bathroom, and the pizza boy scene.
This movie will always be in the top 5 of my favorite movies of all times
Candy talking about Shower curtains getting a bad name because of Psycho - comedy GOLD. This is AMAZING footage.
RIP John!!! He was such a great guy and a talented actor!! 2of the best actors Ever!! Love them both!! Thank you for the great video!! Love this movie so much!! 💙💙❤️❤️🌹🌹🌺🌺🦋🦋🥰🥰😊😊💖💖💜💜🙏🙏🙏😢😢
I’m so glad this was released. As long as people watch and enjoy filmmaking as an art, and who can laugh at life, then John Candy will live forever. And Steve Martin. And John Hughes. ❤
Candy was such a natural actor. he became every character he played. nothing was ever forced.
I Wish they would have left at least Some of this Goodness in this classic film! ... 80's Movies ARE Something Else... !
John Candy left us way too soon
The Doobie taxi scene and the altercation between Del and the pizza guy had me laughing so hard.
The plane dinner made me SCREAM WITH LAUGHTER 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mcauley culken should of been that kid taking about the Pepsi 🔥🔥🔥🔥
He hadn't made it into the movies yet in 1987, the time of this movie, not until Uncle Buck in 1989, that was his first movie, Home Alone in 1990 was his second.
Thats too funny 😂
Funny you say that that old man was in home alone
Nah Fuller is the king of Pepsi! lol
@@vincenzostagliano5011 yep I noticed that, he’s in the airport scene with the mother trying to get home 👍🏻
This is weird because I watched it a million times. Priceless. This puts a prospective on things. You could be an actor like the cab driver thinking you got 15 min. and you end up with one sentence or maybe nothing. but they had plenty of material to work with.
Thanks for posting this. Explains so much context. The original movie works great. But there is some scenes should have been included. :D Rip John
I think they were right to edit some of this stuff out and the film has a good run time. Sometimes less is more when explaining people's feelings and John and Steve did a great job conveying their feelings with simple looks. I would have left in the annoyances of air travel and some of the scenes with the food and old man on the plane. That was funny and very relatable to people who travel.
I think they made the right cut's !
This is just a reminder of how much power an editor has over shaping a movie. They really should share the director's credit.
The editor done a great job , perfect editing
Academy Award winner *Paul Hirsch*
The pizza part had me rolling i was literally dying of laughter wow what a funny movie.😂😂😂😂😂
I want a fucking car… right fucking now.
I hope they find more deleted scenes. I've love to see scene where Neal and Del talk in the diner after Neal finds out the truth about Del's wife.
Remember him in SCTV. A great cast. He was is best in the Schmenge Brothers(Eugene Levy and him) the duo of Polka band "The Wanderers". I was a teenager and watched that show. He was great also in Harry's Sex Shop. "Hi I'm Harry, the guy with a snake on his face". He was a great and humble person. We sure miss him.
The deleted/unedited scenes make me more sympathetic for Neal. He expresses more patience and concern for Del. And we see a whole lot more Del blabbering on and generally being annoying.
Yeah del seems like a jerk when Neil tells him he’s running out of hot water. Glad they cut that part
Del is also a huge jerk to the pizza delivery guy. Why would a well traveled, worldly, man of the people like Del not leave a good tip, then be a jerk about it? Seems out of character. Glad they cut that scene too
@@josephsarto689 This is why I hate unedited versions of films we get now. So many classic films are only available to be streamed that way and it's a real shame. Imagine these awful scenes being put into the film.
As much as I love candy, the airplane scene 🎬 good job editing..sometimes more is less 😂
actually I love the part about the different things he orders depending on which airline he flies, but the rest of it, i agree with you
I wish they had kept the part where del says he likes people, @49:14
@asternweg1 I agree!
Crazy thing is there's a whole bunch of other stuff that's not included here. They filmed a ton of stuff between the beginning of the movie and when they get to the airport in the beginning. Also, the entire sequence with Michael McKean and them going to jail, fighting over Del not getting insurance for the rental car, Neil punching him, etc. I think there was some other stuff involving the whole subplot with Neil's wife thinking he was cheating on her. Then of course the final sequence where Del tells his story to Neil at a diner.
Where can I find it ?
This movie would've been too long and dragged at times if they left all of these deleted scenes in, such as Del's constant talking on the plane, it almost makes Neil's yelling at him about it in the motel room more understandable.
Some of these deleted scenes made Del look like more of a jerkass such as how he talked to the pizza guy, where in the theatrical cut Del overall seems like a really nice guy with a good heart. He's a bigger prick and more annoying in these deleted scenes than in almost all of the theatrical scenes.
All of them should have been included in the movie 😂
Love seeing this, it's like everything we missed. Just adds to the story
Neil’s pointless anecdote rant scene makes more sense now after this!
The pizza delivery guy’s best friend from Summer School was also a pizza delivery guy in Men at Work 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
2:59 Im freaking dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
haha i love hearing the crew laugh when John slides off the bed 😂
I love this movie more than life itself and watch it EVERY Thanksgiving, that said, I mostly agree with the edits they made to shorten the movie
I’m still amazed Del got a beer on the flight
They've always served alcoholic beverages on flights. They still do, you just have to pay extra for them.
Great video one of my favorite movies.
The Doobie scene had me rolling 😂
never seen these scenes before thanks for posting
This is aa best number One movie wow❤❤❤❤
One of my fav movies !! The way he chews gum is so obnoxious it’s addicting 😂😂😂
Oh wow feels like christmas, 55 mins of out takes i never knew existed from one of my fave films, thank you youtube!
John Candy describing how Doobie could kill Neal 😂😂😂
thanks for this. pizza guy scene , should of been in the movie. made it even funnier.
Yeah, it did. And it made it make more sense on why he snuck back into their room later to rob them.
And the cab scene made that cab driver look like a much darker and crazier character than he appeared in the theatrical cut. The only thing he said in the theatrical cut was "You said your friend ain't from around here so I thought I'd show him around", the whole rest of it was cut
Great scenes in this movie!
They don’t make funny movies like this anymore!
I might be in the minority here, but I can see why these scenes were deleted. Most of them were really bad.
Agree. It's like they're from another movie.
After watching these deleted scenes, overall it made Del a hateable character and you cannot really blame Neil for not liking him
Agreed.
@@DustyJones1997BGCL Hughes and the editor Paul Hirsch had turned in a cut that was under two hours, but it tested poorly at the test screenings primarily because they found Del so unlikable. After further trimming and fixing the ending so that Neal returned to Del (originally Neal found Del waiting for him at his local train stop, effectively making him a stalker), they ended up at the current runtime with much better results at the next test screening.
I still think it was a brilliant choice to clip some scenes away. We get a little more understanding of the story but it is almost too much! I prefer the way it was cut. We need movies on this level again, and the chemistry between Steve and John is so good. And they should have been awarded an Oscar for this. Both are so good especially John no both
I can see why these scenes were cut. They make Del look way too unbearable.
Yeah, but they also make Neil look less like an intolerant prick and more like he's having understandable reactions most anybody would have. Later in the movie when Neil gets home to his wife and kids, you could see that he's really a good guy who loves his family and isn't a prick, and now with the extended scenes making his reactions to Del even more understandable, you can believe that even more.
But you're right, the extended scenes made Del more hard to take and harder to sympathize with, plus they would've made the movie drag on too much, so I see why they cut them out. Also, it would've made Del's reveal late in the movie less of a gut punch because we wouldn't have felt for him as much. But the cuts did make Neil look like a more intolerant guy. Maybe they should've left a few more things in the movie, just not as many as we saw in this video
There's another scene which was cut which makes Del look even worse. The scene at the end where Neal goes back to the train station, that's actually him arriving at him home train station and Del had followed him there. They used clever editing and flipping/reversing footage to make it look like he went back to the station where he left Del (notice in the shot where Neal gets off the train, his hair is parted the other way and the number on the train is back to front). Del then gives a big speech about how it's not fair that he doesn't have a life as good as Neal's. Test audiences thought Del came across really badly so John Hughes made some drastic last minute changes.
How could you not want to talk and hang out with Del. He isnt polished but he is fun and a good guy
Crazy thing is there may be more footage out there as the original is said to be something like 3.5 hours long!
Why oh why has it not been released 😢
We really need the extended movie as it feels like holes in the story are present in the small length #HughesCut
The actor playing the pizza delivery guy was a finalist for the part of William S. Preston, Esquire in the Bill and Ted movies. He also had a small but memorable part in Ruthless People.
Wonder if they have the uncut full version somewhere. If love it have it.
This would be a perfect stage play.