Hail, Caesar! - What If I Named Names? Scene (4/10) | Movieclips
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Baird (George Clooney) learns about the communist agenda behind his kidnapping.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Slick Hollywood fixer Eddie Mannix (Josh Brolin) is pressed into action when superstar actor Baird Whitlock (George Clooney) is kidnapped and held for ransom by a mysterious group. Mannix races to quietly collect the ransom money without gossip columnists Thessaly and Thora Thacker (Tilda Swinton in a dual role) catching wind of the scandal. Alden Ehrenreich, Ralph Fiennes, Scarlett Johansson, Jonah Hill, Frances McDormand, and Channing Tatum co-star in this comedy set in Hollywood's golden age. Directed by Joel and Ethan Coen.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (2016)
Cast: Greg Baldwin, Fred Melamed, Patrick Carroll, Patrick Fischler, Fisher Stevens, David Krumholtz, Tom Musgrave, Marshall Watson, Max Baker, George Clooney
Directors: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen
Producers: Tim Bevan, Ethan Coen, Joel Coen, Eric Fellner, Robert Graf
Screenwriters: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen
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1:34 "I like to think we changed a few minds" hahahaha
"We're not talking about money! We're talking about economics."
Brilliant line!
The best line in a satire since "You can't fight in here! This is the war room!"
"You can hardly share in your own ransom. That would be .... unethical." LOL
Love the guy in the back like “plus we make a little dough.”
Totally dismantles the ultimate point of the “study group” lol.
"On Wings as Eagles" is the greatest running gag in film history since "Frau Blucher".
all the made-up movie titles in the film are THE BURNER
I really hope y'all caught the fact that after all this talk of exploitation the only person taking care of the house is a hired maid
Yep and I love the end where they lose the ransom money right after they betray their own beliefs by naming themselves servants of the cause rather than equal contributors that should share in the profits.
@@samjane3500 they also won't even let clooney in on the ransom
Whats wrong with that no ones profiting off her labour
@@snowball9913 I mean sure, they're not directly profiting, but there's two glaring issues:
a) the income inequality between her and them, the fact that they live in this privileged elite world while she only enters it and observes it from a subservient position when she goes to work
b) despite all of their talk about work ethic, they cannot bring themselves to do something ordinary people do everyday: housework. They have to hire somebody else to work for them.
kevin willems i cant ever find the definition of praxis what does it mean?
I think it's funny that the guy who teaches the "study group" about direct action has trouble navigating his way down three stairs
"I wrote all the all the way pictures" That guy is my favorite character in the movie
Best comedy in 20 years.
Byzantine41 better humour in the avengers
One of the best Easter movies ever made.
Alas that Frank Lloyd Wright-style house is just a set, the exterior shots were only a matte painting
I love that mid century modern look. Back when houses could be pieces of art
@@elliothill3953 Same! From FLW to even the more austere stuff. I was just reading that the stonework in the shot was just painted plaster. No surprise the movie's one Oscar nomination was for Best Production Design.
0:20 Greg Baldwin! aka the guy who replaced Mako (rip) as Aku on Samurai Jack!
Ah the perfect of doublespeak.!!
And being directly obtuse.
Patrick Fischler in this scene @ around 0:12 seconds.....guy who replies 'i did not'. ....he was in Mulholland Drive. guy in the diner...wigging out over the 'phantom' in the alley. freaky scary scene.
Is that Bernard the Head Elf?
Can you spot the following people in this scene? =)
Alvah Bessie, Herbert Biberman, Lester Cole, Edward Dmytryk, Ring Lardner, Jr., John Howard Lawson, Albert Maltz, Samuel Ornitz, Adrian Scott, and Dalton Trumbo.
It's Isaac the author from OUAT!
Sy Ableman is the bartender!
Not the point. In this world, Larry.
@@karlhinze it's a bourdeux larry
@@provetamin Letting it breathe… most important.
2:08 "We're not even talking about money... we're talking about economics."
Love this early mid century Malibu Frank Lloyd Wright house.
Can someone here please explain how the film works if Burt Gurney spilled the beans about On Wings as Eagles anyway? Wouldn’t that completely ruin the blackmail and leave Baird to name names? Seems like a bit of a plot hole that I’ve not been able to resolve.
Their plan isn't particularly well thought out. The holes in it (like Baird choosing to not peacefully comply), were conveniently forgotten; a common trope in Communist thought.
How is it a plot hole when Baird is unaware of how widespread the story is or who told them about it? Plus there's the fact that he's very protective of his reputation as an actor playing in a religious film. That seems good enough for psychological coercion.
Of course it’s the WRITERS plotting, because who’s traditionally lower on the Hollywood food chain than the writers…they don’t get no respect 😂
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I've just realised that the guy with the black hair and mustache is Oscar Isaac!
Wait the guy at like 45 seconds?
that's bernard the elf from santa clause
You are right. I stand corrected!
still a great catch, i wouldn't have noticed it was Bernard otherwise
Thorne42 😞
Doyou mean the guy who says "What are you? A child!" That is David Krumholtz, not Oscar Isaac.
This scene sums up why movies / art / media is like it is now, the creators are not respected or rewarded correctly but the window dressing is. The actors who just do as told are rewarded excessively.
The Marcuse impression was a bit over the top
Sam Eash whose marcuse?
Marcuse was over the top.
Why?
Coen's telling us a lot here. Sort of like a mea culpa from a society still celebrating Trumbo and Arthur Miller and all their bullshit...
@@jon8004 I felt it was pretty clear that the film sympathizes with the hardworking everymen and not these chumps.