I feel Brian Dennehy delivered a brilliant and much underrated performance in this film. His journey through calm authority, arrogance, anger, fear, helplessness and a kind of madness was very well done.
All 3 of these Actors are dead Richard (Dick) Crenna Brian Dennehy Bill McKinney And the Deputy Art Galt played by Jack Starret Who also played a cop in the Billy Jack movie , The Born Losers
I just learned of Brian Dennihy's passing this evening (4-16-20). When I think of the many screen performances he's done, this stellar acting comes to mind. RIP Mr. Dennihy.
@@whiskeybuilder6335 found that movie at goodwill, i have to see if dennihy is in it. I think gacy might have been the last executed in Illinois, but we still execute babies
@John Connor It's obvious Richard Crenna is no shakespearean actor LOL. He comes off as william shatner on steroids here, jesus man hammy ass talk comin' outta him
Even though it doesn't have any action, this is one of my favorite scenes from every Rambo movie. The way he expresses, articulates, and describes Rambo is perfectly done.
765 people don't seem to want to accept the fact that they're dealing with an expert in guerrilla warfare. Edited 4/9, for the 765 who still don't recognize. EDIT: It's now 2022 and we can't even see how many people don't want to accept the fact that they're dealing with an expert in guerrilla warfare because UA-cam hid the dislike count. Great job woke brigade, you won 😐
Every war brings a new set of learning bcurves and skills. The US benefited greatly from what the British learned in the Malay conflict about long term recon in jungle environments. The British learned the hard way about parachuting into primary canopy jungle..(bad idea). They also learned how to take proper care of their clothes and feet to keep from getting fungus, immersion foot and a variety of other nasties. I had the good fortune to be trained in jungle survival by a former SAS officer and two SERE instructors. Every war teaches a little more. Korea taught the great use of helicopter extraction of wounded to MASH hospitals....then in Vietnam the survival rates went way way up. Then in the Middle East the survival rates went up even more. People are horrified when soldiers come home losing limbs.....but that's the thing......now they come home when before they would have died on the battlefield. The technology for survivability is so much higher than say WW2.
TVB Land they should have cast ron jeremy as rambo.in Vietnam his job was to fuck,,,,period.to fuck women that would make the average man puke,,,,well rambo was the best.
i am 55, when i was a kid & we got our first VCR (it was huge) this was the first movie i got to watch. my opinion this is still one of the best movies made. i will still sit & watch it now.
This scene really starts to show the audience who Rambo is and what he's capable of. You can feel the officers start to worry, how their attitudes change and you can feel the momentum shift. One of the all time best scenes in a military related movie
If you're going to do exposition, you need to do it right. They successfully did the "Show" part earlier than this point. Here, it EXPLAINS to make the Show part make sense. To answer the questions.
This was definitely a great scene. I watched it decades ago and still love it. His other great scene in this movie was when he finally confronts Rambo at the end in the police station. His facial expressions as Rambo is having his meltdown over the loss of friends is priceless. I also liked Crenna's tongue in cheek, flat line response to Dennehy's line about 200 men against one Soldier right after this little exchange. "You send that many in, don't forget one thing. A good supply of body bags." Mic drop.
@@meme9492 As a fellow Engineer(Heavy Equip Operator) the only thing that bothers me is the Col. beret, jeez..... let's get some better shaping on that bad boy. That would never pass on Garrison
@@gueroloco510 Most assuredly; but at least the uniforms is good overall. Have you seen some of the ways they represent uniforms in a lot of movies, especially the lower budget ones? As far as never passing on garrison...maybe not active duty but as a reservist I've seen ugliness that I had to comment on. It's not usually an officer's job to police up enlisted, but....it was the officers that were the worst.
Remember watching this when it was in the movies, you got the sense that Rambo was bigger than God. This never ever gets old, just like the scene in John Wick 1.
Yeah the Army Rangers weren't really a modern fighting force till WW2, and I can imagine Trautman being among the first then, and again in Korea. By the time Vietnam came around, he was a trainer and trained Rambo among many others in all that he'd learned fighting Nazi's and Communists.
Crenna really nailed this part. He definitely made Rambo seem like the soldier no man should ever fool with lol 😁 Crenna's got that official stance and approach. One of coolest to play a top military man. RIP Crenna
As a young boy when I saw this for the first time it was only after Trautman's speech I realised that John J. was special. Crenna really helped to make Rambo what he is today.
@joe bozineExactly. That made him suit the role and characteristics even better. Love that militant stance, style and delivery he used throughout the franchise 😁 Not many could sell Rambo as well as he did.
@@twyz0ne See THE SAND PEBBLES sometime...Crenna brings much the same behavior to Lt Collins, the skipper of the U.S.S. San Pablo, who ends up in above his head in 1920s China because of his pride and sense of duty and winds up causing more problems than he actually solves doing it.
Vietnam Veterans deserve a lifetime of thanks. They are the Giants who's backs men like myself stood upon when we deployed & fought for our lives in Iraq. Right before we punched out to the sandbox, our Brigade had several Vietnam veterans give us a "locked & closed door briefing" on what we were about to experience. What those combat vets shared with us saved many of our lives & helped us do our jobs better than any training the Army had ever given us. I am alive because of the lessons, tactics & stories they shared with us. Read the book written by David Morrell. It's even better than the movie.
With all respect to what veterans have experienced (horrors I can never imagine), both those wars were b.s. and brought unnecessary pain and suffering to innocent civilians plus PTSD trauma to soldiers, all for the corrupt and greedy ambitions of an expansionist government and the military industrial complex.
USA, the land of the Woke, there are no more Jeffersons in your country now. Your enemy is inside your country, a country that abandoned liberty and their traditions.
@@jacksoncaldwell3865 You talking about yourself in real life? Because I doubt anyone that likes Sand Sea enough to name their YT account that is actually a Rambo badass.
You have to take your hat off to Brian Dennehy as an actor, and especially in this movie. His facial expressions in this clip are outstanding. He can sneer like nobody else.
As a Marine, I stood at attention when I saw Col Troutman in the tent. The best Col. in a movie. Best Major was Lee Marvin in Dirty Dozen. A true Marine too!
@Meme Memeson Just an fyi, I know that in your communist tv programming. They restrict everything since that want to keep you in line and tell you that everything is all right. But here in America we have free tv and Rambo was just a movie about a fake character and wasn’t a documentary. Sorry to burst your bubble. Hope one day you get to experience being a free person. The world is remarkable when you can speak and make free choices in your life.
'I didn't come here to rescue Rambo from you, I came here to rescue you from him' - that dialog, they don't make movies like this anymore. Rambo 1 is one of Sly's best.
@Tyler Durden While we're at it, they're called "magazines," not "clips." I know it doesn't directly relate to this scene or comment thread, but just thought I would throw it in, pre-emptively, seeing as this is the internet
Without the casting of the late Brian Dennehy and Richard Crenna, "First Blood" certainly wouldn't have been this good - it's definitely a movie "you wouldn't believe"!.
I don't know about others, but for me and my circle, Crenna's speech is a part of the American consciousness; a super-meme if you will. Just the way he snaps out these lines, like an M-60 machine gun. "He was trained...to kill." "Eat things that would make a billy goat puke." "A bigger supply of body bags." For this, and more, his memory will live forever.
@@redrock3109 : No dispute there, when people talk about it - action comes to mind - maybe so - however the likes of Ted Kotcheff, George Pan Cosmatos, Peter Macdonald, Sylvester Stallone and Adrian Grunberg directed each episode and made sure the main character was kept alive - 40 years after "First Blood" - original movie is best one of all.
And when they came back we treated them with pretty much the same attitude as this fictional sheriff. Had three uncles who served in Vietnam. Two came back alive, one did not. They all deserved better. Much better. Even though Stallone did not serve, this film and may others showed a glimpse of what it was like for our fine men and women who served over there when they returned.
@@bleeding4721 left, right, it's all we. That's part of the problem, us vs them. If you're not us, you're them attitude is corrosive. I'm a lifelong Republican and not for a second do I consider anyone who isn't an enemy.
Why did he push on ,an ,picked to show off da big shot Sherrif elsewhere you see da man is Soldier just walking in da cold rain,hungry and cold and ready to go boomb.
the viet nam soldier's welcome home all summed up in one movie ...by some old ex korean war cop ...today the vietnam vet will buy the new returned solder a hot meal , lift ride down the road , a beer shake his hand and say thank you for your service .. maybe a few bucks to help out ..no questions asked ...
@@RafaelSantos-vd6be and to think that this destruction could have been avoided if Teasle just gave Rambo an hamburger, a coke and a bed to sleep for the night... It pays to be kind
“You’re telling me that 200 of my guys can bring in one man?” “If you bring that many make sure you have one thing” “What’s that?” “A good supply of body bags”.
@@joshuadoran18 reminder : your double impeached criminal cult leader trump LOST the latest presidential election, RepubliKKKans LOST 3 of the 4 last presidential elections and the majority in congress 🤣😂
@@gargouenzene "Lost" is subjective. Trump lost because the democrats used fraud and voter intimidation, as well as using dead people and illegals to dilute the actual figures. Dementia Joe didn't "win" anything, he was installed by the the elites, and your sorry ass confirms it with every worthless word you speak.
Amen, I believe the deputy was Bill McKinney, also a fine actor and a good friend of Clint Eastwood. He appeared in The Outlaw Josey Wales, Every Which Way but Loose, Any Which way you can, and he was also in Deliverance.
@@Cat-Privilege Bill McKinney played Kern who was a Captain of the State Police who was against Rambo and known for playing unlikeable villains including The Outlaw Josey Wales as Terrill “Red Legs”
Don't forget about Jack Starrett as the psycho Sgt. Galt, he has few scenes but it's one of I most remember in this movie. "Hey, Preston, don't forget behind the ears! Hahaha!" And the helicopter scene is an outstanding piece of action.
@@onyaszimba or his line “if you don’t fly this thing right, I swear to god I’ll kill you” Even when he asked Rambo to state his name was chilling and showing Rambo starting to experience flashbacks. Galt was a good villain and unlikeable character.
God didn’t make Rambo. I made him. Richard Crena delivered that line with near perfection. Trautman had a certain amount of pride tinged with regret that Rambo had eluded all the forces clashing him. But at the fact his War machine had gone seemingly off the rails.
This movie always makes me feel all warm inside. I remember watching it at a drive in back in the day. You could hear the whole parking lot audience cheering when Rambo broke out of the sheriff’s office. I’ll never forget it!
I love how Colonel Trautman dealt with the sheriff. The sheriff's face in 1:27 was like in shocked. Indeed Rambo is the best. Best with guns, with knives, with his bare hands, trained to ignore pain, ignore weather. And of course the best line was "I didn't come here to rescue Rambo from u, I came here to rescue u from him". Don't mess with the Green Berets!
My favorite scene of the whole movie "I don`t think you understand I didn`t come here to rescue Rambo from you I came here to rescue you from him." Absolutely cool
''I didn't come here to rescue Rambo from you. I came to rescue you from him.'' This must be one of the most powerful, and badass lines in film history.
This is an absolute classic, and Crenna's "you don't seem to understand what you're dealing with" speech is epic. Yes, Crenna will most definitely be missed. And who can forget him in "The Sand Pebbles"? Terrific.
If you're gonna play a badass, get it right. On the Green Beret, there is what is called a 'flash'. Enlisted wear a Distinctive Unit Crest on this flash while officers wear their rank. Troutman is wearing a crest, WRONG!!! He should be wearing the rank of a Colonel. Another example of Hollywood heroes fucking it up.
In the book, the Brian Dennehy character was a Korean War veteran. The book was more about how veterans were treated differently after the wars and the irony of one veteran hunting down another.
Rambo is the best. His mindset from here on out was survival. The sheriff was a smart ass right from the beginning. The whole story was great and fit together very well from start to finish.
And what's funny about this scene is that, later on in the movie, Colonel Trautman does exactly what he said he was there for: saving Sheriff Teasle from Rambo.
@@michaelciancetta6397 Maybe...but I don't think that he wanted to! Rambo would've rather killed Teasle...and when he shot Teasle through the window of the Sheriff's Department, he probably thought he had killed that dunce!
My dad and I were massive fans of this film, so much so that one time when I was in hospital my dad came to get me. He walks upto the nurse's station and I heard him say "I've come to get my boy!"
And then they did the paperwork fandango and kept you waiting for six hours. Can you tell I just went through this yesterday (to get my mother out of confinement)?
When I was 11, circa 1974 I bought first blood the book at a service station somewhere in Northern NSW on a family road trip to Canberra from Brisbane. Did not talk for like 6 hours - it was amazing!
The look on teasle's face after trautman was finished is just one of the few moments in the film where he tried to mask his fear with masochism and failed
Poor Chuck, ever since Bruce Lee kicked his ass the only guys he can beat are hand-picked palookas who stand there waiting to take a slow-mo Karate kick. Norris TV shows are crafted for teenagers and old ladies.
james bowen - it's always funny when Merry Cans go on about someone called Chuck Norris because no one else in the world knows who the fuck he is! I love the film Dodgeball and apparently the middle aged bloke who talks to Peter LeFleur in the bar is Chuck Norris. Ooh. Wow. So that's him. Ok....
The acting is amazing from Dennehy and Crenna! Crenna the perfect Colonel, and Dennehy the "bull-headed" Sheriff too proud to admit he made a mistake taking Rambo in to start with. A great formula for an action thriller.
''There are men too superior to be seen, as there are notes too high in scale for most ears.'' ''DE OPPRESSO LIBER'' ''For every ten people you find clipping at the leaves of evil, you're lucky to find one who's hacking at it's roots.'' ''For there are none closer to the author of pain & sacrifice Himself... Than those who choose to perform it for the sake & safety of others.'' ~These authors are for anyone to discover by due diligence, for any who care.
It wasnt even taking g him in that was the mistake, it was not realizing that he had a jerkoff psycho on the payroll that got of on screwing with people. Without that guy abusing Rambo the way he did, Rambo would've never been triggered
i remember when it first came out it was trashed by the so called "reviewers" that's when i learned at a very young age "experts" sometimes are just idiots
Shortly after this my all time favorite line is said by Richard Crenna "you said that many don't forget one thing...a good supply of body bags." They just don't make movies like this any more
Reminds me of a old boss I had. He demoted some guy who couldn't cut it at his job. I had worked with the same boss at a different company until they moved out of the US. We crossed paths years later and he got me hired on the spot. He gave me a great reference a long these lines. Semper fi
I always liked the exchange at the very end of the conversation between the Sheriff and Col. Troutman, "You mean to tell me 200 men against your boy is a no-win situation for us" Col. Troutman: "If you send that many don't forget one thing" Sheriff: "What?" Col. Troutman: "A good supply of body bags"
"I'm surprised he let any of your posse live."
Richard Crenna nailed his role in this legendary series. He will forever be missed.
Read the book. He didn't let them live.
Daryl's fan ahhhh, he was cheesy as hell in this. A Deniro or laurence olivier he wasn't!
To think in the original movie script the Director wanted Gene Hackman as Colonel Trautman
@@niazpetkar53 Gene would have turned in a FAR Less hammy, obnoxious performance than Crenna did.
Crenna was like William Shatner on steroids or coke in his performance, lol
I feel Brian Dennehy delivered a brilliant and much underrated performance in this film. His journey through calm authority, arrogance, anger, fear, helplessness and a kind of madness was very well done.
Oh he was awesome. I enjoyed him in Fist, too.
And Silverado also
Very versatile actor, he was good in this. It got to where he was entrenched so much in his personal battle with Rambo, he couldn't get out.
He was always great. I especially liked him in Gorky Park. 1983 And as Remy's dad in Rattatouille
And now he's gone. Rest in Peace sheriff Teasle!
I’ve watched this video at least 50 time and it only gets better! Richard Crenna brilliant performance!!!
To think he only learnt the script the day before.
“ trained to ignore pain,... eat things that would make a Billy Goat puke.”...sounds like my first marriage 😊
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Ahahaha!!
sounds like your average woman
Ain't that the sad truth
Probably took everyhing of value off of you to. They always do. Men should start to fight back against this female chauvinism these days.
This scene never gets old. Priceless.
Copy that!
...never eh?
Heh ...HEH HEH HEHHH
...or maybe, you want .... me 😋😘
Never.
Richard Crenna and Brian Dennehy - RIP to both great actors!!
Great actors.nobody could play these roles like these great actors.
when this movie came out I watched it for 2 days and when anybody came over I started it again.
Absolutely without a doubt
❤
All 3 of these Actors are dead
Richard (Dick) Crenna
Brian Dennehy
Bill McKinney
And the Deputy Art Galt played by Jack Starret
Who also played a cop in the Billy Jack movie , The Born Losers
I just learned of Brian Dennihy's passing this evening (4-16-20). When I think of the many screen performances he's done, this stellar acting comes to mind. RIP Mr. Dennihy.
RIP (:
His best performance was as John Wayne Gacy.
@@whiskeybuilder6335
found that movie at goodwill, i have to see if dennihy is in it. I think gacy might have been the last executed in Illinois, but we still execute babies
@ so true. The Gacy murders are some of the most twisted stuff. I believe that there are a few victims still unidentified.
@ OK...???
When your old boss gives you the best reference ever 🤣
Shut up moron- go protest with BeLM some more or something
Brosef Brokowski you shut up you twat! It’s a joke 😂
Glen Ross 🤣🤣🤣
@John Connor It's obvious Richard Crenna is no shakespearean actor LOL. He comes off as william shatner on steroids here, jesus man hammy ass talk comin' outta him
@@crypastesomemore8348 BLM are terrorists
" To eat things that'll make a Billy Goat puke!"
Top 5 all time best lines in Cinematic history. Hands fkin down.
I actually used that line with some kids in a JROTC class I was teaching as I demonstrated what an MRE was...
Draft lottery call was #4 in early 1970’s. I was ‘so much older then; I am younger than that now’. My apologies to Mr. Dylan. 🇺🇸
@@meme9492 yea i was about to say damn mre would make a billie goat puke but the coffee, dang i loved that stuff like rocket fuel i tell ya
@@jerryjohnson6810 Yup. pour the grounds into a cup of boiling water and boil it until the grounds are gone. THAT'S rocket fuel.
Even though it doesn't have any action, this is one of my favorite scenes from every Rambo movie. The way he expresses, articulates, and describes Rambo is perfectly done.
765 people don't seem to want to accept the fact that they're dealing with an expert in guerrilla warfare.
Edited 4/9, for the 765 who still don't recognize.
EDIT: It's now 2022 and we can't even see how many people don't want to accept the fact that they're dealing with an expert in guerrilla warfare because UA-cam hid the dislike count. Great job woke brigade, you won 😐
Haha!!🤣 noice!!!
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Absolutely right. Guerrilla warfare. Shld be used in army training everywhere. X sue
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Can you imagine how badass the man was who trained Troutman.
many people have trained people to do things they never could. because they could understand it but couldnt acheive it
His trainers would have been WW2 and Korea vets.....
Probably Kratos
@@bmphil3400 and the guys before that trained them.
Every war brings a new set of learning bcurves and skills.
The US benefited greatly from what the British learned in the Malay conflict about long term recon in jungle environments. The British learned the hard way about parachuting into primary canopy jungle..(bad idea). They also learned how to take proper care of their clothes and feet to keep from getting fungus, immersion foot and a variety of other nasties.
I had the good fortune to be trained in jungle survival by a former SAS officer and two SERE instructors.
Every war teaches a little more.
Korea taught the great use of helicopter extraction of wounded to MASH hospitals....then in Vietnam the survival rates went way way up. Then in the Middle East the survival rates went up even more.
People are horrified when soldiers come home losing limbs.....but that's the thing......now they come home when before they would have died on the battlefield.
The technology for survivability is so much higher than say WW2.
''I didn't come here to rescue Rambo from you, I came here to rescue you from him'' .. Oh my God this is so epic
TVB Land they should have cast ron jeremy as rambo.in Vietnam his job was to fuck,,,,period.to fuck women that would make the average man puke,,,,well rambo was the best.
TVB Land said that in the movie thanks
Why Pentagon send a full
Bird colonel...thought Army could help..
One of your machines.
Blew A gasket...
Xviii corp...
Ft bragg,N.C 71
@@jasondampier5854 LOL...with Lex Steele has his sidekick...ah....fuck.
@@jasondampier5854 I know you can post your own opinion on here but your an idiot
i am 55, when i was a kid & we got our first VCR (it was huge) this was the first movie i got to watch. my opinion this is still one of the best movies made. i will still sit & watch it now.
Him talking about Rambo had the perfect mixture of fatherly pride and regret at the same time
That he built a machine that belong in the wild, a machine that had a heart, that society would tk advatage of..
This scene really starts to show the audience who Rambo is and what he's capable of. You can feel the officers start to worry, how their attitudes change and you can feel the momentum shift. One of the all time best scenes in a military related movie
If you're going to do exposition, you need to do it right. They successfully did the "Show" part earlier than this point. Here, it EXPLAINS to make the Show part make sense. To answer the questions.
@@daynechastant 28 likes on my comment, people out there agree w/ what I wrote....
This was definitely a great scene. I watched it decades ago and still love it. His other great scene in this movie was when he finally confronts Rambo at the end in the police station. His facial expressions as Rambo is having his meltdown over the loss of friends is priceless.
I also liked Crenna's tongue in cheek, flat line response to Dennehy's line about 200 men against one Soldier right after this little exchange.
"You send that many in, don't forget one thing. A good supply of body bags." Mic drop.
@@meme9492 As a fellow Engineer(Heavy Equip Operator) the only thing that bothers me is the Col. beret, jeez..... let's get some better shaping on that bad boy. That would never pass on Garrison
@@gueroloco510 Most assuredly; but at least the uniforms is good overall. Have you seen some of the ways they represent uniforms in a lot of movies, especially the lower budget ones?
As far as never passing on garrison...maybe not active duty but as a reservist I've seen ugliness that I had to comment on. It's not usually an officer's job to police up enlisted, but....it was the officers that were the worst.
This is the best badass speech in badass movies
For guys who like movies ,
That sounds like the Spike TV moto
Jake 19 It is.
@@Capcoor Thank you, captain obvious
Jake 19 For the benefit of those who didn’t know.
I love it!!
Remember watching this when it was in the movies, you got the sense that Rambo was bigger than God. This never ever gets old, just like the scene in John Wick 1.
If Rambo was such a badass, imagine Trautman, the man who trained him, in HIS prime...
Army made people like him
Yeah the Army Rangers weren't really a modern fighting force till WW2, and I can imagine Trautman being among the first then, and again in Korea. By the time Vietnam came around, he was a trainer and trained Rambo among many others in all that he'd learned fighting Nazi's and Communists.
It's pretty badass to have the trust and respect of Rambo.
@@AnnaLVajda there are people like that
He turned boys into men.
" Don't for get one thing........A good supply of body bags."
Thats my favourite line
get him a body bag yeah !
Richard Crenna was a GREAT character/supporting actor. He ALWAYS delivered. RIP
Most important scene of the entire film.....RIP to these 2 great actors.......
Crenna really nailed this part. He definitely made Rambo seem like the soldier no man should ever fool with lol 😁 Crenna's got that official stance and approach. One of coolest to play a top military man. RIP Crenna
As a young boy when I saw this for the first time it was only after Trautman's speech I realised that John J. was special. Crenna really helped to make Rambo what he is today.
@joe bozineExactly. That made him suit the role and characteristics even better. Love that militant stance, style and delivery he used throughout the franchise 😁 Not many could sell Rambo as well as he did.
@@jussihaila I agree 😁 Crenna sold Rambo's character very well. After this part, you knew Rambo was going to be a force to be reckoned with.
@@twyz0ne See THE SAND PEBBLES sometime...Crenna brings much the same behavior to Lt Collins, the skipper of the U.S.S. San Pablo, who ends up in above his head in 1920s China because of his pride and sense of duty and winds up causing more problems than he actually solves doing it.
I agree.great actor.pissed off they didn't recognize him in Rambo 4.
Vietnam Veterans deserve a lifetime of thanks. They are the Giants who's backs men like myself stood upon when we deployed & fought for our lives in Iraq. Right before we punched out to the sandbox, our Brigade had several Vietnam veterans give us a "locked & closed door briefing" on what we were about to experience. What those combat vets shared with us saved many of our lives & helped us do our jobs better than any training the Army had ever given us. I am alive because of the lessons, tactics & stories they shared with us. Read the book written by David Morrell. It's even better than the movie.
With all respect to what veterans have experienced (horrors I can never imagine), both those wars were b.s. and brought unnecessary pain and suffering to innocent civilians plus PTSD trauma to soldiers, all for the corrupt and greedy ambitions of an expansionist government and the military industrial complex.
USA, the land of the Woke, there are no more Jeffersons in your country now. Your enemy is inside your country, a country that abandoned liberty and their traditions.
RIP Richard Crenna . He was the greatest colonel I have ever seen. Rambo had a brilliant teacher.
Sanchal Roy wow I didn’t know he passed
right next to colonel matrix...
Scott Smith 😆👍‼️
Mikeman Jordan The actor Richard Crenna who played Colonel Trautman died in 2003 at age 76.
Imagine if Colonel Trautman and Colonel Hannibal Smith came together
Love how Troutman is describing Rambo and himself.
And me. Lol
Ok
@@jacksoncaldwell3865 You talking about yourself in real life? Because I doubt anyone that likes Sand Sea enough to name their YT account that is actually a Rambo badass.
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@@RikkiTikkiTavi290 i am the lawwwwww
To me, this is quite possibly the best scene of all movies. I'll never get sick of it.
"You're lucky to be breathing"! LOL!! Love the look on Teasle's face when Troutman says that!
Of course dude in jungle he almost kill teasle but he gave him the chance. Trautman knew that rambo is capable of killing those scumbag.
Yea man the look on his face as if he was saying "what the hell have I gotten myself into"
Of course he knew that very well, because he spared his life before.
For the Sheriff, that's when it just got real.
It's called "Acting"
You have to take your hat off to Brian Dennehy as an actor, and especially in this movie. His facial expressions in this clip are outstanding. He can sneer like nobody else.
Come to think of it, I don't think I've ever seen Dennehy turn in a bad role. He's been excellent in pretty much everything I've seen with him in it.
As a Marine, I stood at attention when I saw Col Troutman in the tent.
The best Col. in a movie.
Best Major was Lee Marvin in Dirty Dozen. A true Marine too!
@Meme Memeson
Just an fyi, I know that in your communist tv programming. They restrict everything since that want to keep you in line and tell you that everything is all right. But here in America we have free tv and Rambo was just a movie about a fake character and wasn’t a documentary. Sorry to burst your bubble. Hope one day you get to experience being a free person. The world is remarkable when you can speak and make free choices in your life.
@@gamerelite3989 Wanna stand toe-to-toe and say that, Keyboard Warrior?
'I didn't come here to rescue Rambo from you, I came here to rescue you from him' - that dialog, they don't make movies like this anymore. Rambo 1 is one of Sly's best.
Sadly that's true. They really don't.
".... Killed for vagrancy in Jerkwater USA...." the guy who wrote many of these lines was GREAT!
Lol jerk water USA I love that line
The guy who wrote many of these lines? That would be Sylvester Stallone.
@@Gunman610 yes at first he had trouble selling the film.... imagine that.
@Tyler Durden While we're at it, they're called "magazines," not "clips." I know it doesn't directly relate to this scene or comment thread, but just thought I would throw it in, pre-emptively, seeing as this is the internet
@@HaulingAsh And now the Rambo films are psychopathic gun-wanks. Not even a shadow of the first one. Death Wish and Dirty Harry were the same way.
Oh man those GREEN BERETS THEIR BAD ASSES ..
Without the casting of the late Brian Dennehy and Richard Crenna, "First Blood" certainly wouldn't have been this good - it's definitely a movie "you wouldn't believe"!.
We are getting old...They are both gone....
I don't know about others, but for me and my circle, Crenna's speech is a part of the American consciousness; a super-meme if you will. Just the way he snaps out these lines, like an M-60 machine gun.
"He was trained...to kill."
"Eat things that would make a billy goat puke."
"A bigger supply of body bags."
For this, and more, his memory will live forever.
Agreed!!
Crenna and dennehey take this movie to it's full potential
Who knows, without them there might not have been a Rambo franchise.
@@redrock3109 : No dispute there, when people talk about it - action comes to mind - maybe so - however the likes of Ted Kotcheff, George Pan Cosmatos, Peter Macdonald, Sylvester Stallone and Adrian Grunberg directed each episode and made sure the main character was kept alive - 40 years after "First Blood" - original movie is best one of all.
And when they came back we treated them with pretty much the same attitude as this fictional sheriff.
Had three uncles who served in Vietnam. Two came back alive, one did not.
They all deserved better.
Much better.
Even though Stallone did not serve, this film and may others showed a glimpse of what it was like for our fine men and women who served over there when they returned.
Not all of us...The left did. Get it right
@@bleeding4721 left, right, it's all we.
That's part of the problem, us vs them. If you're not us, you're them attitude is corrosive.
I'm a lifelong Republican and not for a second do I consider anyone who isn't an enemy.
This video leaves out the best line about body bags.
I love that the actor who played Trautman spoofed these movies in the Hot Shots series.
all Rambo wanted was something to eat
Why did he push on ,an ,picked to show off da big shot Sherrif elsewhere you see da man is Soldier just walking in da cold rain,hungry and cold and ready to go boomb.
the viet nam soldier's welcome home all summed up in one movie ...by some old ex korean war cop ...today the vietnam vet will buy the new returned solder a hot meal , lift ride down the road , a beer shake his hand and say thank you for your service .. maybe a few bucks to help out ..no questions asked ...
@@RafaelSantos-vd6be and to think that this destruction could have been avoided if Teasle just gave Rambo an hamburger, a coke and a bed to sleep for the night...
It pays to be kind
somebody just give him a sandwich
Teasel was a veteran himself. He didn't respect a fellow soldier and instead treated him like trash.
Dennehy was the best actor that could ever have played Will Teasel. Almost 40 years old now and this scene is classic.
RIP Brian. Thanks for the great movies you left behind.
ha, your comment reads like he walked off the set of several movies that became great after they replaced him.
Hands down one of the best action movies out there. Just non stop action
“You’re telling me that 200 of my guys can bring in one man?”
“If you bring that many make sure you have one thing”
“What’s that?”
“A good supply of body bags”.
I think that would be what we tell the leftist idiots who want yo defund the police.
What branch did u serve in, son?🤨
@@joshuadoran18 reminder : your double impeached criminal cult leader trump LOST the latest presidential election, RepubliKKKans LOST 3 of the 4 last presidential elections and the majority in congress 🤣😂
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@@gargouenzene "Lost" is subjective. Trump lost because the democrats used fraud and voter intimidation, as well as using dead people and illegals to dilute the actual figures. Dementia Joe didn't "win" anything, he was installed by the the elites, and your sorry ass confirms it with every worthless word you speak.
All the sequels take away from the true greatness of the original. One of the top action movies ever made.
Brian Dennehy facial expressions and body language are legendary ! Great actor he was .
This and when Kyle Reese is describing the Terminator are the greatest bad ass lines in all of cinema history.
Yes!
Crenna and Dennehy,both great actors, RIP you guys will be missed!
Amen, I believe the deputy was Bill McKinney, also a fine actor and a good friend of Clint Eastwood. He appeared in The Outlaw Josey Wales, Every Which Way but Loose, Any Which way you can, and he was also in Deliverance.
@@Cat-Privilege Bill McKinney played Kern who was a Captain of the State Police who was against Rambo and known for playing unlikeable villains including The Outlaw Josey Wales as Terrill “Red Legs”
Don't forget about Jack Starrett as the psycho Sgt. Galt, he has few scenes but it's one of I most remember in this movie. "Hey, Preston, don't forget behind the ears! Hahaha!"
And the helicopter scene is an outstanding piece of action.
@@onyaszimba or his line “if you don’t fly this thing right, I swear to god I’ll kill you” Even when he asked Rambo to state his name was chilling and showing Rambo starting to experience flashbacks. Galt was a good villain and unlikeable character.
@@scottknode898, yes, the delivery of this line give me shivers everytime, great job as a villain.
Does everyone else love the very last seen where it ends with Troutman glancing over to Rambo? It just feels like the father concerned for his son....
"To eat things that'd make a billy goat puke."
God didn’t make Rambo. I made him. Richard Crena delivered that line with near perfection.
Trautman had a certain amount of pride tinged with regret that Rambo had eluded all the forces clashing him. But at the fact his War machine had gone seemingly off the rails.
he said it almost like a guy looking for his brother..."I made him...PERIOD!!"
This movie always makes me feel all warm inside.
I remember watching it at a drive in back in the day.
You could hear the whole parking lot audience cheering when Rambo broke out of the sheriff’s office. I’ll never forget it!
Same
To kill....PERIOD god damn that line gets my goosebumps every time
Win by attrition
I love how Colonel Trautman dealt with the sheriff. The sheriff's face in 1:27 was like in shocked. Indeed Rambo is the best. Best with guns, with knives, with his bare hands, trained to ignore pain, ignore weather. And of course the best line was "I didn't come here to rescue Rambo from u, I came here to rescue u from him". Don't mess with the Green Berets!
Throw a stack of dirty magazines at them.
They'll be so engrossed in the pictures they'll forget about you.
My favorite scene of the whole movie "I don`t think you understand
I didn`t come here to rescue Rambo from you
I came here to rescue you from him."
Absolutely cool
watched the movie when it came out in the theater when I was in high school with my dad. And I remember this scene vividly
One of the BEST MOVIES OF ALL TIME. AWESOME CLIP TOO.
You send in that many don't forget one thing... what's that? A good supply of body bags.
Hahahaha...you know a movie is real special when you remember the lines said in the movie by an actor...
PBM That, or you’ve watched it an insane number of times.
Capcoor ....an insane number of times....check !
Sean 2002 I ain’t mad at you. I’ve been there, done that.
Brilliant acting by both these actors.
I gotta admit, as much as I love Kirk Douglas, I’m glad Richard Crenna got this part.
The producers passed on Kirk as they didn't want any of the female crewmembers raped. Lawsuits and all that...
❤
Knock what
''I didn't come here to rescue Rambo from you. I came to rescue you from him.''
This must be one of the most powerful, and badass lines in film history.
Indeed, Chuck Norris style! :))))
@@popra432 did chuck Norris take notes from Troutman or did Troutman take notes from Chuck Norris??
Mar G You haven't seen enough great movies.
"No collateral, no hill."
That's like bringing the pigeons to the cat!
That was the Colonel's best line LOL
This was probably my favorite scene in First Blood.
I would say “…I didn’t come here to save Rambo from you, I came to rescue you from him” is THE BEST line uttered by Col. Troutman.
killed...for vagrancy...in JERKWATER USA....is pretty good too lol
John couldn't ask for a better advocate. He was a grand ally in this mess he found himself in.
He saves his life in the end too.
Excellent film. Terrific cast. And a great score by the legendary composer Jerry Goldsmith.
This is an absolute classic, and Crenna's "you don't seem to understand what you're dealing with" speech is epic. Yes, Crenna will most definitely be missed. And who can forget him in "The Sand Pebbles"? Terrific.
A Hollyweirdo with a slight speech impediment, that is what he is dealing with.
Magnificent performance in THE SAND PEBBLES!
@ronald he was a hammy mess in this hahaha painfully cringeworthy speech from him to teasle. not convincing. next.
A all time classic scene, up there with the VERY best
Man what an incredible cast , and writing !
Rest Peacefully Brian. Great actor and man. Grew up watching him.😇🤍😎✌🙏🤲
I love coming back to this scene. The way Richard Crenna describe Rambo.
“ God didn’t make Rambo I made him “ a badass one liner.
What an arrogant prick. No wonder the Vietnam war was a lost cause.
T Dawg One thing has absolutely nothing to do with the other.
If you're gonna play a badass, get it right. On the Green Beret, there is what is called a 'flash'. Enlisted wear a Distinctive Unit Crest on this flash while officers wear their rank. Troutman is wearing a crest, WRONG!!! He should be wearing the rank of a Colonel. Another example of Hollywood heroes fucking it up.
@@rmenton3 I agree but supposedly they cannot have a uniform 100% correct since they are not really military.
"God didn't make Rambo. I made him."
Two liner.
In the book, the Brian Dennehy character was a Korean War veteran. The book was more about how veterans were treated differently after the wars and the irony of one veteran hunting down another.
Rambo is the best. His mindset from here on out was survival. The sheriff was a smart ass right from the beginning. The whole story was great and fit together very well from start to finish.
And what's funny about this scene is that, later on in the movie, Colonel Trautman does exactly what he said he was there for: saving Sheriff Teasle from Rambo.
“ I didn’t come here to rescue Rambo from you, I came to rescue you from him”
Their egos don't allow them to heed warnings though.
Epic! Col. Trautman tried to warn Teasle...but Teasle didn't listen, and, in the end, it nearly cost him his life!
@@ronaldshank7589 on;y cause rambo himself spared his life ;)
@@michaelciancetta6397 Maybe...but I don't think that he wanted to! Rambo would've rather killed Teasle...and when he shot Teasle through the window of the Sheriff's Department, he probably thought he had killed that dunce!
@@ronaldshank7589 And Teasle was supposed to be a Korean War vet. He's supposed to know a little of what Rambo is.
My dad and I were massive fans of this film, so much so that one time when I was in hospital my dad came to get me. He walks upto the nurse's station and I heard him say "I've come to get my boy!"
And then they did the paperwork fandango and kept you waiting for six hours. Can you tell I just went through this yesterday (to get my mother out of confinement)?
One of my favorite lines in all of cinema: "To eat things that would make a billy goat puke."
Hey thats how my ex eats
Worse than your wife's cooking?
I have never seen a billygoat puking..?! Have you?
@Charafe Afifi ..billy goat (male), goat (female)
No... they'll eat anything. You throw them canned food, they'll eat it can and all.
When I was 11, circa 1974 I bought first blood the book at a service station somewhere in Northern NSW on a family road trip to Canberra from Brisbane. Did not talk for like 6 hours - it was amazing!
One of my favourite ever films
The look on teasle's face after trautman was finished is just one of the few moments in the film where he tried to mask his fear with masochism and failed
chuck norris goes to bed wearing rambo pajamas
Poor Chuck, ever since Bruce Lee kicked his ass the only guys he can beat are hand-picked palookas who stand there waiting to take a slow-mo Karate kick. Norris TV shows are crafted for teenagers and old ladies.
@@marvinthiessen3454 omfg that was epic, thank you
🤣🤣🤣
Chuck raises an eyebrow and the clouds lift.
james bowen - it's always funny when Merry Cans go on about someone called Chuck Norris because no one else in the world knows who the fuck he is! I love the film Dodgeball and apparently the middle aged bloke who talks to Peter LeFleur in the bar is Chuck Norris. Ooh. Wow. So that's him. Ok....
You left the best part out. When the colonel tells the sheriff not to forget one thing; a good supply of body bags.
The acting is amazing from Dennehy and Crenna! Crenna the perfect Colonel, and Dennehy the "bull-headed" Sheriff too proud to admit he made a mistake taking Rambo in to start with. A great formula for an action thriller.
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''DE OPPRESSO LIBER''
''For every ten people you find clipping at the leaves of evil, you're lucky to find one who's hacking at it's roots.''
''For there are none closer to the author of pain & sacrifice Himself...
Than those who choose to perform it for the sake & safety of others.''
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It wasnt even taking g him in that was the mistake, it was not realizing that he had a jerkoff psycho on the payroll that got of on screwing with people. Without that guy abusing Rambo the way he did, Rambo would've never been triggered
SportsSpeak73 For sure - you’re referring to Galt.
Say what you want about the Rambo movies but First Blood is excellent! Great cast, great script, great direction.
Sylvester wrote the script & made Rambo more 'veteran-like' instead of the psycho David Morrell wrote in the novel.
i remember when it first came out it was trashed by the so called "reviewers" that's when i learned at a very young age "experts" sometimes are just idiots
short line but deserving of an academy award, and Rambo is a great movie, underserved
Excellent scene with 2 great actors. Enjoyed the both in their many varied roles over the years.
This movie and this line will always be a classic!
I was stationed at Ft.Bragg,NC in the 1980s. And I remember the many guys who loved this scene. They corrected the insignia on Col. Troutman's beret.
One of the Best movies ever made...
Shortly after this my all time favorite line is said by Richard Crenna "you said that many don't forget one thing...a good supply of body bags." They just don't make movies like this any more
Reminds me of a old boss I had. He demoted some guy who couldn't cut it at his job. I had worked with the same boss at a different company until they moved out of the US. We crossed paths years later and he got me hired on the spot. He gave me a great reference a long these lines. Semper fi
Troutman’s build up to “the best” line is stellar.
Don't push it. I'll give you sequels you wont believe.
lol...great comment, thanks, I am fucking dying..
Lmaoooo......comment is funny as hell.
When you're pushed, making sequels is as easy as breathing
Hahahahaha!!!!!!
@Eric Zombrow The test audience preferred the version where Rambo survived.
This is a scene that lasts a little over ninety seconds, but the Colonel flat out gives these folks some exposition! He's almost Rambo's agent!
One of the best scenes from any movie ever! Richard Crenna was awesome!
Troutman 1982: I've come to get my boy.
Troutman 2021: I've come to get my nigga.
lol 👍
I still want a Rambo prequel to this movie. Go back to Vietnam and follow Baker team.
I did not come here to rescue Rambo from you...I came here to rescue you from him...Classic line
Rorsaque: I'm not locked in here with you, you're locked in here with me. The two people you don't want to mess with.
Makes you wonder how he got caught by the Vietcong, & was a POW?
I always liked the exchange at the very end of the conversation between the Sheriff and Col. Troutman, "You mean to tell me 200 men against your boy is a no-win situation for us" Col. Troutman: "If you send that many don't forget one thing" Sheriff: "What?" Col. Troutman: "A good supply of body bags"
And that's how you set up a character like Rambo to an audience. You send in a guy like Colonial Troutman to explain who he is in under 2 minutes.
This was the first movie to make me cry watching it when he was in the precinct telling his story bout his friend kicked my feels right in the nuts