Kramer vs. Kramer (1/8) Movie CLIP - I'm Leaving You (1979) HD
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Joanna (Meryl Streep) announces to Ted (Dustin Hoffman) that she is leaving him and explains all the provisions she's taken to do so.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Robert Benton's Oscar-winning adaptation of Avery Corman's bestseller takes on contemporary problems of divorce and shifting gender roles, as a jilted husband learns how to be a nurturing father. Manhattan housewife Joanna Kramer (Meryl Streep) walks out on her workaholic ad man husband Ted (Dustin Hoffman), leaving their young son Billy (Justin Henry) in Ted's less than capable hands. Through trial and error, Ted learns how to take care of Billy, devoting more energy to his family than to his work, and finally losing his high-powered job because of his new priorities. When Joanna returns with her own lucrative job and the intent to take custody of Billy, Ted finds employment that won't interfere with his paternal duties. Even though he proves that he can do it all, Joanna still wins in court. Joanna, however, rethinks her desires when she finally grasps how close father and son have become. Addressing the male side of the self-actualization question, previously explored from the female perspective in such 1970s movies as An Unmarried Woman (1978), Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974), and The Turning Point (1977), Kramer focuses on Ted's evolution from absent parent to ideal father, as he learns to balance domestic and professional lives in the shifting late-1970s social landscape. Joanna's attempt to achieve the same, however, gets buried; only Streep's sensitive performance prevents Joanna from seeming an unsympathetic harridan. Critics praised the film's realistic depiction of Ted's travails, as well as the three lead actors' work; and audiences, perhaps facing the same questions of divorce and self-realization, turned it into a box-office smash. It went on to win five Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Actor, and Best Supporting Actress.
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TM & © Sony (1979)
Cast: Dustin Hoffman, Meryl Streep
Director: Robert Benton
Producers: Richard Fischoff, Stanley R. Jaffe
Screenwriters: Robert Benton, Avery Corman
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1:10 her resignation over the bag always stuck with me. It’s such a small detail but shows how determined yet exhausted she is
Plus she had her little boy's sweater in it too
He took her suitcase, then she’s leaving without it.
This acting is AMAZING from Meryl. Just how she plays the anxiety and exhaustion and somewhere in there the shame and uncertainty. This is what marriage story wants to be but isn’t quite.
Preach! A Marriage Story nothing but short compared to this
Badger BadgerBadger why do you hate her right now
She should have left when he’s not there lol
Hoffman is also great in this performance, he learn that his wife has lost of his love for him but doesn’t understand why and had to live for the next months with a terrible sentiment of guilty.
Well, actually, apparently Dustin Hoffman slapped her on her face right before the scene. He also was improvising and goading her in the elevator part about her boyfriend, who she had watched die of cancer. She is a great actress, but sadly she was actually really distressed in this scene.
I love how much easier it is for her to say I don’t love you anymore. It’s leaving her son that she is struggling with but she clearly fell out of love with him a long time before. A nice touch in the writing and acting
Kramer vs Kramer is good 👍
Deadbeat mom.
'Falling out of love' is a horrible excuse to justify unfaithfulness.
@@maricamaas2326 I didn't think she was unfaithful in the film?
@@rebeccaelliott9770she destroyed a family.
I can’t believe a director said she was ugly.
I can see it
Shes stunning. Even now.
she's not ugly... but she's not all that great either.
She’s all that great. A great actress.
she s not that beauty standart for that era but 100% great actor
Her bone structure is bananas!!!!! BEAUTIFUL
Huh
She looks like the late Carolyn Bessette Kennedy
In the beginning of her auditions she wasn’t rejected a plentiful of times because they said she wasn’t pretty enough for Hollywood
@@aimeebustamante6593 she WAS rejected you mean?
Goddess
Her demeanor, acting, dialogue delivery everything is so perfect. A brilliant actor and a rare beauty
every delivery of every line, every one of her gestures. She's a genius. Both of them.
For me, its very refreshing to see the wife go through the burn out, and bail. So often in our culture, the stereotype is the guy cutting and running. I don't even have kids, and so many times I just wanna get outta town!
Sam Stan and that’s why this film was/still so controversial because of how it depicted married women
@@antoniobrooks474 It wasn't the kind of burn-out of repetition. Her burn-out was motivated by a lot of insecurity, and it didn't help that Ted was aloof to that.
@TMPanos96 But that's what I loved the most about the movie. Rather than casting judgment on any of the characters, it simply was a depiction of the events, and left it to the audience to decide. The movie certainly had far more sympathy for the husband and son than for her. Rightly so, in my opinion. But at least the film left that conclusion up to the audience.
Women initiate 70% or more of divorces... so not really
TheFalzox I agree , it looked like Ted would’ve never become more caring without the devastation of this, but it also shows Joanna as selfish . Ultimately, Ted and Billy’s bond endured
For you beginners that is THE Meryl Streep. One small scene from 40 years ago, still amazing.
Wow this was 40 years ago
The little boy in this film was phenomenal, every bit as good as Hoffman & Streep.
I love this film so much. Meryl's acting in it was amazing. She truly is the best actress ever.
No she isnt. She's just good at crying. She is hands down the most overrated actress out there. Is she bad? Hell no.
Is the the best? Also hell no.
Why can't they make movies like this anymore? Meryl and Dustin? Are you kidding me. Legends.
The character didn't 'abandon' her son, she placed him into the care of his father. Why blast her? Fathers and husbands have been abandoning their wives and children for centuries---using the same bullshit logic, "they're better off without me".
+Christine Wilson And they always get grief over it, why not give the same to a mother who abandoned her husband and son???
And then she want shim back mid movie! Nice! I don't think so. Ted seems like a nice guy.
and each of those Fathers and husbands are assholes and so was this lady, it makes no difference of their gender.
Exactly!!! This actually happens to women all the time..
Exactly!! Men do this all the time! Not women...
She's giving him the it's not you it's me routine?!???
But she was partly right. At that moment, her mental health was shaky.
Besides, this is not even the eighties. She practically invented that phrase.
@@EyeLean5280 In the book it is even more evident.
@@GabrielCsaba FACTS
This is one of those moments where your life is changed forever in a matter of minutes. Everything you thought you had is turned upside down in such a short time.
" and I dont love you anymore"
Elevator door closes.
Some excellent acting there...both of them.
She's so beautiful. Every little thing she does is a masterpiece. I love her.
Great opening of movie. Both Hoffman and Streep shine!! Top notch acting!
Leaving your kid, tho...Ouch :-(
Men don't understand that a woman grieves in a marriage years before we leave and catches them by surprise!!
Why people saying was she ISSSSSSS BEAUTIFUL!
Yasmine Padilla She’s still beautiful but I mean it’s a known fact that most people look better during their youth....
I disagree. She started pretty and become more beautiful with age. It's her bone structure. It's Regal.
@@jordanthomas5635 “regal” that’s such a good and apt way of putting it.
This whole movie gives me anxiety. .
This is not a scene to be enjoyed. This is the failure and collapse of a marriage. To hell with the vanity, the convincing acting, and the accurate portrayal of this situation. This is a scene to cause anxiety and guilt, not joy and nostalgia. This comment section disgusts me.
I’ve never seen her act at this age and it’s like I’m seeing an actress I’ve never seen before, love her
as of today my parents are on the verge of separation. though am over 25 years old....it still hurts bad. i feel sorry for all the kids who had to deal with this at a tender age
He doesn't take her seriously at all until the very end. THAT's why she's leaving.
of course it's all his fault. 🙄
@@nestorperena8629 ohh you're one of those. good reading skills.
@@natalie651 actually one of many men out there with proper common sense againts women victimhood and lack of accountability. so if you are feeling offended by this response of mine... child you may have issues.
@@nestorperena8629 offended? hahah just because i said you're the pot calling the kettle black. Honey get therapy. I am not being paid to hep you see that you have a huge problem. It's your problem and I'm sorry for you. Goodbye.
@@nestorperena8629 not offended. Just can see someone who needs therapy BADLY and feel very sorry for you and any person in your life. Please get help. I'm also reporting you here for my safety and will contact the police if you continue to harass me with your hatred. Goodbye.
One of the great actresses. of all time. Period
"I'm sorry I was late, I was too busy making a living"😥
I watched this film just before I got married, it always stuck in my mind, Streep is just an awesome actor, this scene and the one in the truck at the lights watching Clint Eastwards Character in Bridges of Madison country leaving are stand outs for me, I cry every time
This is sad and when you grow up or get married it hits you even harder how sad it really is.
As someone who has reached this place in my relationship, once you have crossed that line mentally and emotionally, it is so hard to stay and go through the motions. I can't imagine how hard it would be with a kid, but I wouldn't walk out suddenly one day if there was a child involved. Even with just my partner, I am trying to make the transition as smooth and loving as possible. I can relate to her not being heard. no matte how many times and ways you express it, the arrogance makes it an actual surprise to neglectful partners that you want to leave.
Sure, the both did things that made their marriage not work...But just LEAVING your LITTLE CHILD without saying ANYTHING is SO WRONG.
***** Yup, I agree with you. And yes, globally everyone has become this and much worse as you said.
+Lemon Drops She seems like she is really losing it and headed for a mental collapse.
+Lemon Drops Some women are not cut out to be mothers and the same for some men as fathers. It is unfortunate. Sometimes in these situations the kids become the parents. Not always.
The dad and the boy were very happy after
Really? Men do that the whole time and no one says it's wrong.
With her talent and demonic genius, she didn't have to be pretty, although she was in many of her films. 3 Oscars! - and 22 Oscar nominations, the biggest number of awards (Emmys, Golden Globes, SAGS, ) than any actor/actress in history. She was here just starting her magnificent career of profound characterizations. A national treasure!
This video cuts off the end of this scene, but when she says she doesn't love him, he TOTALLY blows that off. So he CLEARLY did not love her anymore, and she knew it. That's one reason she left.
Amazing film. Incredible script and incredible acting.
I would had loved it if the film ended with Joanna and Ted back together again with Joanna now fully recovered from depression and Ted a nicer and understanding dad and husband.
I felt EVERYTHING Meryl conveyed. The sense of feeling trapped and hopeless, it actually gave me anxiety.
Her character is a real heroine! Copping out on her husband, and abandoning her son! A real prize, Mrs. Kramer is!
He doesn't contradict what she says about looking after Billy. Lovely stuff.
I'm feeling this exactly right now. I have been with my partner for 5 years. And although he loves me and provides for us, but I feel like we're lacking the communication that I need. He doesn't see me the way I want to be seen. We have a kid, and everyday it gets harder and harder to leave. So many times I've tried to reach out but he's not taking it seriously. Even as I cry, he feels like I'm over reacting as if it shouldn't matter. Somehow I feel like one of these days, I'll just get up and leave or jump out of the window... Like she said. I'm crying so much. Everyday my love for him lessens, but he's too clueless to realize that.
I’m so sorry you don’t deserve this and I know exactly how you feel
I'm telling him to move to a single storey.
You're not excited anymore, that's the reason most modern women leave their marriages. The old marriages that lasted 40-60 years was because they knew excitement doesn't last for ever especially as you grow older. You're about to make a mistake you'll regret.
@@alphabogeyman7462 another reason the old marriages lasted 40-60 years is that the women couldn't support themselves. They had to stay no matter how unhappy they were.
I do agree that not being excited anymore is what happens in marriages, and both parties need to work to keep the relationship fresh and fulfilling. The poster didn't just feel unexcited, they felt unheard by a clueless husband. Like Ted Kramer, sounds like this husband won't take her seriously until it's too late.
She's so beautiful. She looks a bit like Kate Winslet here but most of all... that acting! Streep is always breathtaking as an actor.
She always hits the heartstrings, even when her character here is doing something awful (parent abandoning child). She gives the character panic, like a mindless cornered rabbit, rather than it seeming neglectful or malicious.
Married to Hoffman. That's a tough pill.
I’ve never seen her that before! Drop dead gorgeous!!!
I have never seen this movie before. But it reminds me of a time when my folks divorced 18 years ago when I was 9 and my sis was 12 and we were really sad when our folks divorced but they get along very well and now that me and my sis are 27 and she’s 30 we’re very lucky to have parents that still love us
He and his son became so close, he realized how difficult parenting is, at first he wanted the title, not the job of a father.
When he lost his custody, I cry everytime. I know that, I wanted my grandson, fought, went above and beyond, and my son gave up custody, to his mother. I was told the court liaison was going to rule in my favor, my attorney who represented my son, and when I found out, I was in so much pain. How Hoffman acts, his gutwrenching pain.
Great movie, great acting especially Dustin and Justin. Well written, thought provoking and emotional. I forgot I was watching a movie for almost 2 hours.
Except for the genuine tears, in the hallway sequence you can see that Meryl's face is somewhat red. She has said Dustin abruptly slapped her without it being in the script. She commented it took her by negative surprise, but properly set her for the right attitude towards Dustin's Ted.
His transition from happy to y are u leaving me so good
Even today Meryl Streep is very attractive to me. But she is so cute in movie. Just beautiful. And such a terrific actor.
Meryl Streep was/is absolutely stunning! ♥️♥️♥️
It’s sad how he didn’t see his wife needed help
People are not mind readers.
Amazing movie. Meryl is a goddess.
She is so beautiful and so amazingly talented
So luck to see such work of the noble actress Mery Streep
This movie came out 11 years after Dustin Hoffman starred in The Graduate.
The fact that we have 2 great performances in this movie
The original Marriage Story
What?
“Nothing can be loved or hated unless it is first understood.” ― Leonardo da Vinci.
Joanna is so depressive and lost that her attitudes are more desperate than mean or selfish - of course, leaving your own child is a horrible thing to do, but she only did it for fear - not love - fear!
What a fantastic scene...and movie. Both Streep and Hoffman at their finest.
1. The Verdict.
2. Godfather epic.
3. One Flew Over the cuckoos Nest.
4. Kramer vs Kramer
5. Ordinary People
6. Rocky 1976
7. Pope Of Greenwich Village
8. Somebody up there likes me.
9. The Shining
10. Bad boys 1982
11. BRONX tale
12. At Close range
13. Falcon And the Snowman.
14. State of Grace 1990.
15. The Other 1970
16. A Clockwork Orange.
17. Tie me up, Tie me down.
18. Raging Bull.
19. The Wrestler 2008
20. RED.
21. Patton.
22. The Departed
23. Goodfellas 1990
24. Withnail And I
25. Shallow Grave.
26. The Hustler
27. The Beguiled
28. The Wonderers
29. Blade Runner
30. The Apartment
31. The Out of towners
32. The Mechanic 1971
33. DEATH wish 2
34. APOCALYPSE NOW.
35. RUMBLE fish
36. Dead zone
37. The Deer Hunter.
38. Pink Flamingos
39. Desperate Living.
40. The Haunting
41. Where Eagles Dare.
42. Bullet.
43. Brainstorm
44. FRANCIS
45. Author Author.
46. The Ice Storm
47. FATSO
48. Harold and Maude
49. Trainspotting
50. Rumble Fish
51. The Warriors
52. To Live and die in L.A
53. Donnie Darko
54. HUD
55. On the Waterfront.
56. Capote
57. Thomas Crown Affair.
58. Deliverance
59. The Hunger
60. Season of the Witch. 1969/70.
61. The Rivers Edge.
62. Rosemary's Baby
63. CHINATOWN
64. MY Own Private Idaho
65. Drugstore Cowboy
66. Midnight Cowboy
TO BE CONTINUED...
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Scarecrow
Mean Streets
Taxi Driver
Blue Collar
Hard Times
French Connection 1 and 2
Gloria
Bang the Drums Slowly
Dog Day Afternoon
King of Comedy
Once Upon a Time in America
The Poseidon Adventure
All the Presidents Men
Dirty Harry
The Conversation
Serpico
Network
Five Easy Pieces
The Omen
The Exorcist
Annie Hall
The Last Detail
Marathon Man
Midnight Express
So... Are these movies the best of the best?
You don't have Tootsie on there, which makes your entire list bullshit
I need to save this list
Kaini Rue e
this movie messed me up as a kid .... always would think what would happen if my parents ever divorced, thank God they never did. Kind of crazy how this was the highest grossing film in 79'
When this movie came out the Wife was painted as the villain. How could she leave her husband and kid. But watching this now, all I can see is how bad it must of been for her to be so desperate. How many times did she try to tell him how miserable she was and he just ignored her, “It’ll be fine”.
I really like their apartment.
Both great performances..You can feel the tension and the presure DH as the husvand uts on her, how much space he takes yet he is short in height. But you can feel his energy..
She looks so much like her daughter Grace Gummer at this age. She aged so gracefully
SHE IS SO BEAUTIFUL OMFG
Her daughter is a spliting image of her.
But uglier
Which of them?
Yes!
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To both performances … specially Meryl in this scene.
Meryl Streep es lo mejor que le pudo pasar a este mundo
I LOVE MERYL STREEP SO MUCH
When you just want them and they want everything but you
As a woman that has given birth to three children if I was unhappy in a relationship, my kids would still have to go with me to leave them behind would make life unbearable but I know this does happen in real life. My mom walked out on us when we were kids and left us with our dad.
Much more bearable to watch than say, Kay Adams trying to leave Michael.
I'm not sure if it's just me but I think it was really selfish that Joanna decided to leave Ted for no reason other than she doesn't like him anymore and then later on in the film she decides to take the child without letting Ted have any custody which I always store is very selfish in these sort of films about divorce because it's always one parent wanting full custody over the child's just so their child won't see the other parent again
Meryl didn't need to be slapped to provide anything at all. She could act with a wall as a partner.
Such a magnificent actress
The truth is, Mr Hoffman slaps her hard off screen b4 this scene and that helped her delivered her lines and feels the scene.
She was an Angel.
So she left her family cause the husband brings in the bacon and has no time for her ? And i can't believe after what she did she stil got custody of the boy.
She should've sought counselling or joined a woman's group.
I feel this way right now at this moment.
You are tired of your woman?
Filiomena No, just overwhelmed with life... and it’s ups and downs.
This scene, in the 1970s - acted out in real life, over and over and over and over...
Yup, except for one thing: a man would leave the family. In real life, not in a made-up story.
Funny her roles and her acting then were more interesting than now. Didn't need to hammy up then.
Some kids are really better off with their fathers.
Brooke Hanley i better of with my mom since my dad is in prison
Some kids are better off not being born. How about that? Not to quote one child that shouldn’t exist at all.
And some are better off with their mothers.
And I don’t love you anymore.... ouch
This was a clear inspiration for marriage story
She better tell Dustin to stay out of her crapper!
A near perfect film. Actually, no. It’s perfect.
A movie is perfect, you are right. That it's misleading, that's another story.
Her daughter Grace looks a lot like her especially in this movie!!
Who is worse here? An overworked narcissist or a neglected housewife who abandons her kid?
To be honest i always just knew Meryl as the old lady with a bunch of awards, I always thought yeah she probably gets oscars for acting like a grandma because she is one and thats easy and she is probably overrated! But after seeing this clip i fear I missed out on a whole list of great performances that i will make sure to catch up on as soon as possible
Shes nuts. Good job for him that she left.
Faye Runaway turned down the role after Kate Jackson would not get time off from Charlie's Angels , and as much as I love me some Dunaway, I doubt she could have brought the tenderness and in a way sadness that Meryl brings to this role. She would have been too tough I believe
I enjoy Dustin Hoffman. He's fantastic!!
Take notes. She abandons her husband and son. She talks about the possibility of suicide. Even tells the husband she is no good and impatient with the son. This is what the divorce lawyer should have known.
ഈ ഭൂമിയിലെ ഏറ്റവും മികച്ച നടി മെറിൽ സ്ട്രീപ്പാണ്...!!
Recall when this came out some 40 years back. As the eldest of 3, soon to be 4, son of Peruvian immigrants, exhausted with my parents, biological parents, always fighting, just short of assault. Could feel it coming soon. Why was affection so dry and stifled? Died, both of them, each at 59 years old heart attack and cancer, on Easter and the other on Thanksgiving. Maybe somewhere in the universe they found peace.
She left and didn't even go to Jack Edrich's funeral. . The fact that she left her son proved she's an unfit mother. Totally the opposite of Not without my daughter.
It crazy how much meryl daughters look like her nose And all!!
she married a workaholic.this is probably a common thing everywhere.