That Thing You Do! (2/5) Movie CLIP - Radio Debut (1996) HD
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When their song hits the airwaves, the band members converge to celebrate wildly.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Tom Hanks made his directorial debut in this bright comedy set in the mid-1960's about a rock group and their brief fling with fame. Guy Patterson (Tom Everett Scott) works as a salesman at his father's appliance store and plays the drums in his spare time, fancying himself a jazz musician. One day, a buddy of Guy's tells him a local rock band, The One-Ders (it's pronounced "wonders"), are in need of a drummer -- they have Battle of the Bands coming up and their usual timekeeper has broken his arm. Guy agrees to sit in, but when it's time to play their best original, a love ballad called "That Thing You Do," Guy lays in a sharp, driving beat that turns the tune into an uptempo pop-rocker. Lead singer Jimmy (Johnathon Schaech) isn't happy at first, but guitarist Lenny (Steve Zahn) and the nameless Bass Player (Ethan Embry) think the song sounds better that way -- and they notice the girls like it just fine. Soon people are actually requesting the song at their shows, and the One-Ders scrape together some money to press a single of "That Thing You Do" to sell between sets. A DJ puts the song on the radio, and opportunity knocks in the form of Mr. White (Tom Hanks), who works for the very major Play-Tone Records label. Play-Tone buys the rights to "That Thing You Do" and puts the band on the road as their song makes it way to the top of the national charts. But what can The Wonders (as Play-Tone have re-named them) do for an encore? And what should Guy do about his infatuation with Jimmy's girlfriend, Faye (Liv Tyler)? Real-life 60's obsessed rocker Chris Isaak has a small part as a recording engineer, and fans of real 60's garage bands will appreciate the wealth of small, accurately observed details (for example, halfway through the film, when a few "That Thing You Do" royalty checks have presumably kicked in, the band's inexpensive Danelectro guitars disappear and the Wonders are suddenly playing on brand new Fender gear -- the height of rock style in 1965).
CREDITS:
TM & © Fox (1996)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Ethan Embry, Holmes Osborne, Johnathon Schaech, Tom Everett Scott, Steve Zahn, Liv Tyler
Director: Tom Hanks
Producers: Jonathan Demme, Gary Goetzman, Terry Odem, Edward Saxon
Screenwriter: Tom Hanks
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impossible not to smile during this scene
I have actually seen it -- being a musician, myself -- and cried tears of joy for their happiness.
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@@Tonetwisters I'm with you. I had ONE song ever played on the radio and this is EXACTLY how it felt.
On behalf of everyone full-on sobbing, let me say it's very possible.
Those were the days when you had craze for music and a dream to form a music band. And then your one song gets out on radio. only 80s and 90s kids will understand.
Liv Tyler hearing "That Thing You Do" on the radio for the first time is one of the greatest moments in motion picture history.
Not
Have you ever seen lord of the rings?
Yes
Absolutely one of my favorite moments from one of my favorite films.
I couldn’t agree more!!!
For some reason watching this clip makes me tear up. i can't think of a better example of unrestrained joy in any movie than there is in this scene.
Stephen Smith Same here. Like I said I've seen sooo many because i love movies about Music bands and this is the best reaction.. I seen this movie when I was like 10. I'm 26 now and I still get choked up watching this..
I've never seen this movie (i'm on a random youtube binge) but this made me so happy! I need to watch this movie, it's the happiest scene ever!
Me too. The pure joy of just hearing their song on the radio cuts away all of the world's cynicism.
How many times do you see people literally jump for joy?
From Mark Lewisohn's book on The Beatles "For George, first hearing Love Me Do on the radio sent me shivery all over. It was the best buzz of all time!"
This has to be one of the greatest feelings ever.
+SCE2AUX2 Nothing beats it. When my song Can I Really came on WXRT, I was screaming like a maniac. Unfortunately the people I knew at the time were all negative trolls: "Ok, so you got ONE song on the radio. You're a one hit wonder now." That hurt a ton. I never created a video for it. Now I just say %$#* You, you #$@-ing wannabes!
+wwwThunderossa: No, man. DO IT (!) "Illegitimi non carborundum" . . . you know.
+SCE2AUX2 We opened for REO once, it was great, but the old pucker factor goes way up.
+kutzbill I know Kevin & Neal through mutual friends. What it comes down to: Is it a good song? I've done "Riding The Storm Out" acoustically (with Kevin's permission). A good song is a good song no matter how it's performed.
On the "Buiding Bridges" tour Kevin and I chatted for about 20 minutes about issues like this. Most of the Illinois Groups (REO, Cheap Trick, Ides of March, Cryan Shames, Styx, Off Broadway, et al) have been very supportive of my origs. The one thing they all said was, "If you're going to do one of our tracks, tell people to but the album."
Always can do!
-KC Taylor aka Thunderossa.
+greenrate Thanks mate!
This scene captures the beauty and excitement of being young. And the song is amazing for being just a vehicle for the film. It is a legitimate hit.
Exactly right for those of us that know.
Especially those with the wtf expression on their faces. It's like ummm ok back to work.
i was listening to a podcast the other day that had NOTHING to do with this film and they randomly brought it up
they were mentioning how if the song sucked, this whole movie would have been ruined because what's the point? the whole movie is about how great this song was
@@skippythealien9627 exactly. it was about how they captured lightning in a bottle and recorded an absolutely amazing hit song, but like so many bands in history it was the only one they ever made.
Yes. RIP Adam, we love you man ❤
It's hard for me to think of a happier scene in a movie.
baseballrunner76 I know I've seen so many movie scenes like this probably because I always music movies and this is by far the best reaction to any of them... 💙
I've never seen one. That scene is off the charts.
Yep, that was pretty much the Beach Boys' reaction when they heard their first single being played on the radio!
baseballrunner76 right??! I love this scene.
End of Leaving Las Vegas ?
This scene is so over-the-top euphoric and upbeat - you want to cry at how happy everyone is. Thank you, Tom Hanks, for writing and directing this film.
Another neat thing I noticed is that right at about 2:00, Jimmy (the lead singer) points at Guy (the drummer) and then you can hear him yell, "You were right!" (referring to Guy's spur of the moment decision to speed up the tempo at the talent show earlier).
Great catch!
It does happen. You see him point at Guy at 2:00 *but* he doesn't say "You were right!" at the same moment, it takes another 2 seconds.
Of he was right, hes a drummer
I never noticed that before. It's like the only time he acknowledge's Guy's influence on everything that happens after the talent show.
I dont know what kind of super hearing you got, but I didnt hear a damn thing. I saw him point, but there was nothing hear
RIP Adam Schlesinger. Your music meant so much to so many people. Heaven just got one heck of a musician.
If you didn't know, Hell Fire exists.
It is not only Heaven and it is not each "good" person that goes to Heaven. You actually have to work for it.
@@TedEhioghae maybe take your own advice...
@@murdermostdownunder3562 What do you mean?
@@TedEhioghae We earn Hell for our sins.
However, we cannot earn Heaven. God offers that as a gift (Ephesians 2:8-9; Titus 3:5). The Lord Jesus Christ is the only Way to God (John 14:6). Repent (forsake your sins) and ask Him to save you...
@@TedEhioghae You don't "work for it". It is a free gift, given by the grace of God to those who believe in Christ.
This is my favorite scene in the film. Unbridled and unrestrained joy. I feel like people are too self conscious to do this anymore.
Sidebar - There are so many great things about this film. The fact that The Bass Player doesn’t have a name, the Beatles references, the soundtrack, the casting. This film gets so little love/appreciation it’s a crime.
Don't forget the reference to the Dave Clark Five. This movie was partially based upon their early career. Hanks spent an afternoon with Clark and used a couple of things Clark told him that had happened to the group that ended up in the movie.
Just seeing this scene from the movie, even after so many years, touches my heart and leaves me happy.
And Jimmy admitting Guy was right!
This is the by far the most memorable scene of the entire movie. Seeing the group so elated brings me so much joy. It’s actually kind of tragic that growing up forces us to almost never experience this kind of uncontrollable jubilation as adults so its just wonderful seeing grown men/women celebrate like kids.
exactly we never play like puppies and kids anymore. I have a folder of joyful pics and videos cause im bitter lol nice comment I totally agree
Faye screaming at the bass player, "WE'RE ON THE RADIO!!! THAT THING YOU DO IS ON!!!" shaking him and throwing him against the door while the bass player screamed like a girl was hilarious lol!
Like any good bass player, he just matches the tone of the other people!
I think it is really cool how the music gets louder as they tune more radios into the station (WJET) the song is playing on. A great song, a beautiful scene, and a cool aesthetic.
Yes. I think that is cool also how it gets louder. Right now I am just hearing it on regular old cheesy Samsung TV speakers but when I used to listen to it with my computer sound system hooked up, I could really hear the bass kick in when TBP, Ethan Embry turns on that last radio.
@@RayRay-zt7bj Perfectly done. Those old tube-type console stereos took a second to warm up, anyone who ever lived with that kind of thing knows the thump on the side you have to give 'em once in a while! But great sound once they get it together.
JET-FM was a legit Erie, PA radio station well into the 80s. I'm not from there but used to vacation there a lot. Sara's Campground is still a popular destination.
Couple things I love about this scene;
1. At 1:20 the bass player bangs on the speaker at the exact same part where the claps and drums start/increase and the music gets much louder. Great synchronization!
2) As soon as they each hear the song on the radio, nothing else in the world matters and they drop what they’re doing to celebrate (i.e. parking the car in the middle of the road with the passenger door not closed)
This might be the best personification of joy I’ve ever seen on screen. Can’t help but smile for them every time I see this scene.
one of the funniest things about #2 is that if you look carefully, you can see the backed up traffic on the road lmaoooo
I fell in love with Liv in this movie, this scene actually.
Same here
Who didn´t?
I fell in love with her from the cover of the video
before all that, dad's videos with Alicia Silverstone. she was the most beautiful thing I'd ever saw.
How do you not fall in love with a stunningly beautiful girl who is a sweetheart?
I saw them filming this scene, especially the part where they burst into the appliance store. I was standing off to the left across the street -- out of camera range of course. LOL
+victorbrunswick: (LOL) How great . . .
It was a small town in southern Calif. IMdB has the details.
Historic Orange Plaza. Orange, CA.It was used for every outdoor downtown Erie scene and the diner/drugstore which is called Watsons.The Woolworths we see in the opening actually existed until the late 70s and they put the Woolworth sign there again for filming.
Lot's of antique shops there. In fact I have a dealer space at the one across the street from the (actual) Army Navy store seen in the movie
How many takes did they do?
I love faye's reaction shes soo cute
I grew up in Louisville, Kentucky. In the 60's, our local bands were heroes. They played at teen clubs and dances, and their records (very difficult to find today) topped our local AM charts. They rarely broke the national Top 100, but we did not care. This was "Louisville's Own" music. This moment in this film makes the memory of that rush back to me.
Yeah, I was amazed when I went away to school and NO-ONE had heard of the bands that were HUGE in my town and the area...
I love this scene, the characters are all just so joyful. I really liked how Leo and Jimmy's first thought is to drive to the appliance store, and that's where they run into the others. And I loved Liv Tyler in this movie, I thought she was brilliant.
I love when the bass kicks in when T.B. Player turns on the HiFi
long long reply here, but if you watch that part carefully, they even got the timing of the slight lag of the tubes warming up, notice his hands are not touching it when it slowly kicks in, also those mid 60's Magnavox Astro Sonic consoles have phenomenal stereo separation ...
Also, T.B Player.
@@tony--jamesFantastic detail in this movie!
The store displays, and everything is spot on for the time, with the electronics, TV's, appliances etc RCA,Philco, Magnavox,Zenith , this scene tells , and shows so much in its 2+ mins @@chriskneubuhl2557
Seriously, this is one of the best scenes in movie history! Brings a smile to my face all the time. Surprised Tom Hanks didn't direct any other movies
Good thing she didn't swallow the stamp.
I thought she was dropping acid in the thumbnail. 😂😂😂
@@sumthingwikked4257 Same
She surely swallow something else that night.
@@sumthingwikked4257 bueheheh
I love Liv's maniac scream at 0:31
I love how Ethan Embry's character wipes his feet on the welcome mat at 52:00.
Yeah, the actor said in the DVD special features that he didn't even realize he did that until years later when his young son pointed it out to him. 😄
That's adorable. It's the little things that make a character.
Ethan was such a little scene-stealer! Like the goofy dance, and the face he makes before his vocal part on Dance with me tonight....
The boy was raised right.
They said in the watch party Tom Hanks told him to do that because it was just his character. Tom knew what he wanted and knew these guys so well
I like how mom is snapping her fingers in the back.
Moms are precious
Yeah! Moms in the back just groovin'.. LOL!
Mom is Thanos
Who was "Harriet" who called in and asked if she heard the song? Was it one of the other guy's moms?
Yeah, yeah, what a happy, happy scene. Hanks did a great job with this film, capturing all the details of a '60's band creating a hit.....
And the fact that it does break-up, but not over drugs.
@@sha11235 well there was a little bit of that, but was not really talked about
Looked this up because I needed to make sure I wasn’t the only one that cries during this scene lol❤️🎶❤️
Everytime
Lol gets me everytime!!
Why does it make us cry? Too much seratonin?
me too!! just tears of joy. 💕💕
Yeah, this hits hard the older I get
Pure joy! When I'm in a crappy mood I watch this scene! Liv Tyler nails the shock and enthusiasm and it is contagious and carried all the way through the scene. This always makes me smile and cry tears of joy for people I don't even know. Ha!
I need a girl with this kind of support for a music loser like me.
RIP Adam Schlesinger, who co wrote this wonderful song! :(
As an aspiring musician, this made me cry
Same here.
I still cry tears of joy during this part of the movie because being a professional drummer I used to dream of events like this happening for me and my band and I probably would have reacted the exact same way! God bless you Tom Hanks for making this movie and capturing this moment perfectly!
Complete, total, unbridled joy. Such a great great scene.
This is just a fun little movie. I fell in love with this movie after I first saw it many years ago. It really cheers me up. And I absolutely love the main song. It always randomly pops up in my head sometimes. Such a great film. Tom Hanks was great as usual.
Maybe the single best movie scene EVER. Yes!!!!
Faye's reaction gives me life
She could be a bit more supportive.
Anyone still notice how the radio DJ still says it as "O Needers"? Listen carefully and you can hear him lol
Yeah, it's because they didn't change the name yet.
@@sha11235 The compare at the talent show gets corrected so they did.
@@Hellwyck No - they verbally correct the compere at the talent show, and again with Boss Vic Koss at the variety show but Jimmy stubbornly still keeps the name as "The Oneders" on the record label. It's not until they get signed to Playtone that Andy White forces them to change their name that they finally drop it:
"Next... this One-ders
, with the O-N-E - It doesn't work; It's confusing. From now on you boys will just be simply The Wonders."
Hey, it's O-nedders!
Great scene! The ecstasy, the great thrill and excitement of a hit song on the radio. I was 13 in ‘64 and remember so well a great song on the radio and running out to get the 45! Everything about the scene..the cars, the appliances, the hi-fi sets. Perfect movie magic! I was honored to meet Tom Hanks at our Church in Los Angeles, same in person as he is on film. My favorite actor along with Jimmy Stewart! And brilliant writer
Seriously, the most genuine "Oh my God!" in the history of cinema. Thank you, Liv Tyler.
I'm a radio guy...and a musician as a kid. That scene brings tears to my eyes, too.
The sheer joy in this scene always brings tears to my eyes. Priceless!
Man, this made me smile! Hope everyone in this world experiences this at least once in their lifetime.
That's just what I was thinking. :)
This is one of my favorite scenes from any film, ever. Impossible not to smile.
One of the greatest scenes ever in any movie ever!!!
One of the most pure, adorable scenes in cinema
Faye pushing tb player into the door was a nice touch lol
So real.....love it all.
Ethan Embry taking the time to wipe his feet on his way into the store cracks me up. 0:51
i've seen this scene a 100 times and never noticed 😄😅 did you know that his character in the movie doesnt have a name? 🙃😀
@@susannawien haha yup! He's in the credits as "T.B. Player" for The Bass Player
I love the way Faye brings the music with her whenever she enters the scene
I love how Guy's father was getting aggravated at the music being played, yet his mother tuned her radio to the song and was boppin' to the music.
Some moments of pure, unadulterated joy.. the cast must have had good bonding or this would have been difficult to film...
What a moment. What an era of innocence...
This is what cinema is all about, in my humble opinion.
I’m in a band myself and I still dream of this day regardless of wether it happens or not - it’s amazing to watch this for me 😎🙌🎶🎆💟
is it possible to listen to your songs somewhere? :)
@@Marta-wl6su sorry for late reply! X just seen this = if u search our band Stepping Lane on all social media platforms we have some of our original songs on there! X thank you 😃🎶🎶
@@robsol123 Cool! I'd love to play your music in my radio show. It's just a local radio station in Poland but if that'd make you happy, I'm interested! I messaged you on instagram.
The guy enters screaming, he tries to clean his shoes on the entrance carpet! Great acting detail, I love this scene so much,
Apparently the actor didn't know he had done it until he watched the scene back. It was just something that happened.
Rest in peace Adam Schlesinger. You deserved the oscar for this great song.
"it comes in Beige, Classic white, Avocado" lol, love the store display, spot on, for the time, with the electronics, TV's etc RCA,Philco, Magnavox,Zenith ,
I still love how at the beginning the guy on the radio still says it like the "oh-nee-ders"
This movie is an absolute JOY to watch.
Whoever did the location and props in this movie hit the nail on the head. Looking at the appliance store brought me back to the old Western Auto in my hometown in South Texas. That huge beautiful cabinet stereo was spot on because we had a Montgomery Wards Airline in our living room. It was at least 6 feet long!! and those little transister radios with the single earplug hit home to me. I had one and it brought the world of the Beatles, the DC Five and the Stones into MY world.
BRILLIANT! This whole sequence of scenes, still gives me goosebumps! Well done, Tom Hanks and CAST!
0:50 I love how the bassist is so excited he slips, definitely think that was unscripted
His name is Tobias
He actually wiped his feet...loved it
@@mon796 He slipped, THEN he wiped his feet. Neither of which were scripted.
That was like me when I saw a Trix commercial in the mid 2000's, and I had done some of the rough animation on a small bit of it!...sadly, noone else was in the house to share in my exuberance...
A Trix commercial or A hit song on the radio.Ummm that's not quite the same.
DAVID MATHEWS/The Minerals Only insecure losers devalue people’s accomplishments.
@@davidmathews2599 And that's what you are Davy; An insecure loser.
@@davidmathews2599 It's easy to misinterpret your comment there. Of course they're not quite the same, but there's still a great feeling of accomplishment, and don't devalue it. I don't even like candy that much, too much of it messes with me, but still.
Every time I watch this scene my heart burst with joy, sound design is top notch!
There is a specific group of people that cries watching this and the scene where Jenny screams "Forrest" at the middle of his speech because you can FEEL IT.
One of the best movie scenes. Ever.
2:00 Jimmy finally acknowledges that Guy was right
Len and that cardboard cutout, man… The guy is nuts.
Probably the happiest scene in film history
This clip is pure magic.
This is how music ought to be. What a great scene from a great little movie.
Love The Bass Player wiping off his shoes before running into the store at 0:50
Have you noticed the detail? The bass player so excited still wipes his feet.
It's always amazed me that great songwriters can simply come up with a song. They had an idea for a movie. They needed a song. It had to be a catchy song or the whole movie would fall flat. To say they succeeded would be an understatement. It is a perfect song with so much likeability that it instantly grabbed the audience, has continued to grab audiences, and I expect will grab audiences for decades to come. It has everything one would expect in a "hit." It certainly didn't hurt that the movie was so well done.
The moment you realize that theyre so happy no one realizes the bass player is in a military recruit uniform
Mom's in the back groovin' @ 2:04 Lol!. I love that part. It was fun to witness Faye's and the band's excitement. Such a great feel good movie.
From Mark Lewisohn's book on The Beatles: "George Harrison would say 30 years later 'First hearing Love Me Do on the radio sent me shivery all over. It was the best buzz of all time'"
I've watched this movie 4 times, and only now I noticed that the band member that left to go in the armed forces was seen coming out of an Army-Navy store.
The brilliance of the audio getting fuller and fuller with each device tuning in. Man, this movie is so great.
This remains one of my favorite films of all time.
This is the happiest feeling ever. I've experienced hearing myself on the radio like this. Just unreal euphoria. This is so well directed! My fav scene except when she realizes she wasted all those kisses....
if you've been to Orange, CA (near Anaheim) you've been to that filming location 🧡
To hell with streaming.
Radio was the real magic.
As a Musician this is the greatest moment of your life.
Great directing by Tom Hanks.
Their excitement is the cutest thing 🥰🥰🥰
This seriously gets me teared up every time. Such a great scene
This scene is forever in cinema history.
I watched part of this scene being filmed from across the street, i was trying to figure out if he was chasing her or scaring her running down the street.
This joyous scene completely captures the euphoria of making it to the No. 1 in the charts at a time when getting that slot actually MEANT something. Pure magic.
Liv Tyler looks so cute when she pauses with the stamp still stuck on her tongue
I’ve never seen unhinged joy like this in a movie, it’s too perfect
I love the bass playing cheering when the big radio with proper deep frequency response kicks in 😂
I am Spartacus...
Shades! 😁🤘🏼
Far and away, my absolute favorite scene of the whole movie.
I'm sitting here, a bucket of tears, as I always am watching this scene, except this time I didn't get the climactic release of hearing the last line, "I AM SPARTACUS!!".
Come on, MovieClips.. just another 15 seconds!!! I'm Almost There!!!
...yeah! What he said, MovieClips! So close to perfect!
Licking a stamp!!!!! One of so many choices that take us back to the days of transistor radios.
1:53 - She really wanted that kiss actually, I can tell, lol. ;)
id want to kiss Lenny!
Lenny is single, you know.
Thnx for the tip, dude... small things that you sometimes miss can actually add to the movie- in this case her acting, brief though it was, clearly conveyed a real emotion just using her face & eyes- SOLID acting!!
Love this! It makes me remember a time when something could make you feel pure joy!
For a new musician its a : PRICELESS
The Woolworth's, perfect touch.
Watched the movie when it came out, couldn't get the tunes out of my head. Found the soundtrack on CD and snapped it up. Still gives me the happies when I listen to it
had the sudden inkling to watch this scene waiting for the train yesterday. then i remembered...oh WAIT, this is the scene that always makes me cry. too late. i was near bawling right as i got on the G train. no regrets. the oneders forever.