The look on his wife's face is even more priceless when she realizes the man she's been criticizing & castigating as a no-goodnik is a talented singer with a hit song in a band, beloved by hundreds, if not thousands, of the local residents.
Please someone petition for this movie to be selected for preservation in the National Film Registry for its music, costume design, and its overall depiction of depression era America.
You can actually vote for it yourself right here:www.loc.gov/programs/national-film-preservation-board/film-registry/films-not-yet-named-to-the-registry/#titles-1970 www.research.net/r/national-fim-registry-nomination-form Just sign up and you can make a vote for it to be included in
I've never been much of a comedy lover BUT this movie changed my entire outlook on comedy . Absolutely one of the very best movies Ive ever watched !!!
My family hails from the smoky mountains in North Carolina.... always thought bluegrass was silly till I saw this movie. Now i appreciate my heritage...
Some off the best musicians walking Gods green earth play BG, i know some who sound awesome and cant read 1 line of sheet music and are self taught . Just because you may not see them in the mainstream doesn't mean they aint no good . Bee proud , we share the same Appalachian heritage and the same mountains as im in se ky .
Genius is every frame So many great lines and damn it's full of amazing performances Hot damn, it's the Soggy Bottom Boys ... their dancing just amazingly silly and funny Papi knows popularity when he sees it - moral fortitude Love this film
The best part is when Clooney runs up to the mic and sees all the people laughing and stomping and gets that “who the hell are these people?” Look on his face.
3:36 - 3:50 Based on the other actors’ reactions to Clooney’s dance, I like to think that he completely improvised it on the spot without telling anyone.
The Infidel Maybe I worded it wrong. I meant that I assume Clooney wasn’t meant to dance that particular way, hence the reactions of the other actors. It’s too perfect to not happen that way.
@@JimmySteller Clooney was still drunk from partying the night before that is why the reactions look so real, they are. Entire set was shocked! It worked soo good.
The extras in the audience appear to be genuinely enjoying themselves. Clooney is like that favorite goofy brother or cousin that we can't help but laugh at.
The last scene with the very young Peasall Sister's tied together was so southern. I forgot just how they have grown up to adulthood now. If you want to hear more of their singing just enter their name here and enjoy some pure gospel music.
It always cracks me up how he just whips out some yodeling and gets applause... and then how they dip in for their backup vocals for man of constant sorrow... i wish me and my friends could whip out a show like that.
Tales of Ulysses, I caught on right away thanks to an English Teacher back in 6th grade! Full of tales, legend and here say! One of my favorite movies of all time! Besides, George Clooney dancing is the funniest damn thing I seen in a long time!
Love the Cohen Brothers. John Taturro has got to be the coolest actor in Hollywood. From DO THE RIGHT THING to this movie, well, he just shows his unbelievably talent.
The casting was incredible as well. Each character was unique, even visually. Eg. Check out the small person walking in with Homer Stokes. They could've cast an ordinary character, but even that one is funny!
The yodeling is actually performed by a man named Pat Enright from the Nashville Bluegrass Band. Tim Blake Nelson, on the other hand, did sing his parts of the song.
Nicholas Murch I have yet to see the interview you’re talking about but I got the info straight from a book about films of the Coen brothers (books.google.com/books?id=pWSw_p2pYvwC&lpg=PA276&ots=IO5WgFcRwR). Page 276, note #59. It also says so on several other websites.
@Nicholas Murch Despite this unsourced interview that you say "they" did, one thing you don't argue with is music credits and Pat Enright is listed on the credits as yodeling www.allmusic.com/album/o-brother-where-art-thou-original-soundtrack-mw0000106868/credits I do however, see a vocal credit for actor Tim Blake Nelson who did sing in the movie. Not so crazy.
I remember growing up seeing Good Will Hunting and O Brother, Where Art Thou? all the time going to video stores, but for some reason we never rented them. Seeing as the internet wasn't really a thing back then, I had no idea what the hell either of these movies were about. Was probably only in the last 1-2 years I saw something that reminded me of them and I decided to watch. Crazy to think out of all the shit we rented we never got these as they are brilliant. I wonder if I'd have appreciated either of them the same way as a child? I don't feel cheated having waited that long however
absolutely one of the greatest movies ever.
without doubt truly brilliant film!!
One of my
Inarguably
I hope to see it sometime 😊
Donald Garrison I know what you mean by the greatest
Bluegrass music is the only true country music left.
Love this song.
Thomas lawson
MOUNTAIN MUSIC 🎶
American music
Love that look on Clooney’s face when they start up Constant Sorrow it’s like “How in the hell do they know this song?”
Same here...that look is a priceless one.
The look on his wife's face is even more priceless when she realizes the man she's been criticizing & castigating as a no-goodnik is a talented singer with a hit song in a band, beloved by hundreds, if not thousands, of the local residents.
Just so awesome.
well how he could know they are known ,all they did was singing in front a box and got 50 bucks
@@deviltiger00 well technically 60 if you count murt and aloysius who just signed x because only four of them could write
That Turturro's yodeling is something precious. Whole flick is masterpiece.
It’s not him. It’s a voiceover
Please someone petition for this movie to be selected for preservation in the National Film Registry for its music, costume design, and its overall depiction of depression era America.
You can actually vote for it yourself right here:www.loc.gov/programs/national-film-preservation-board/film-registry/films-not-yet-named-to-the-registry/#titles-1970
www.research.net/r/national-fim-registry-nomination-form
Just sign up and you can make a vote for it to be included in
Gotta be one of the best under-rated films ever. Totally brilliant..
100% totally agree!!
Im sure everyone has these songs stuck in their heads and remember the best scenes lmao
Love it!!! When I'm feeling low it brings me high🙏😀...I'm a hillbilly in the makin!.... well you all did come from the hills of Ulster.👍
I felt the same way about the disney classic....Iron Will
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"Actually we ain't black, were white all except for our accomp...accomp...the fella that plays the ge-tar"
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B Prior lmao you are such a bitch. You sit there all day on your fat ass trying to do that shit? Fuck off bitch boy
B Prior phffff gayyyy
@@Recoil_Ready What did he say? the comment seems to be deleted?
I've never been much of a comedy lover BUT this movie changed my entire outlook on comedy . Absolutely one of the very best movies Ive ever watched !!!
Comedy? I can't say so, it's like life to me
As noted below, comedy hits hardest reflecting life.
Burn After Reading, another gem from Coen brothers
I used to pick up my daughter every weekend and we both loved this film and played soundtrack in car happy days love you Em xxx
I agree a 100%, ABSOLUTE Masterpiece!!
One of the greatest movies of all time
There can't be any argument to that ......
Amen Sister ~~~Greg
You are so right I Love This movie
Yep
He paid me $10 to sing into his can . Awesome movie best comedy of all time.
Petes dancing will forever make me laugh 😂😂😂
What a fantastic performance! I don't get tired of watching hem!
Seen the movie half a dozen times. Still sends a chill down my spine when George Clooney starts to sing.
All the credit goes to Dan Tyminski
You didn’t actually think that was him singing, did you?
Me 2 love it George was great. In this movie.
He does not sing any of the songs. He lip-syncs.
It wasn't Clooney's voice singing.
Seriously this movie got me interested in Blue Grass. Love it.
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try this great bluegrass band of the past and this song
Peace and good will.
What makes you think this is bluegrass?
My family hails from the smoky mountains in North Carolina.... always thought bluegrass was silly till I saw this movie. Now i appreciate my heritage...
Some off the best musicians walking Gods green earth play BG, i know some who sound awesome and cant read 1 line of sheet music and are self taught . Just because you may not see them in the mainstream doesn't mean they aint no good . Bee proud , we share the same Appalachian heritage and the same mountains as im in se ky .
"Ima be a dentist!.. I know this guy he'll print me up a license."
"I know a guy who'll print me up a licence."
That look Everett gets when he sees they're a hit: 'You will find treasure though it's not the treasure you seek...' or however it went.
Music didn't only come back....... but liberated many souls.
Genius is every frame
So many great lines and damn it's full of amazing performances
Hot damn, it's the Soggy Bottom Boys ... their dancing just amazingly silly and funny
Papi knows popularity when he sees it - moral fortitude
Love this film
The best part is when Clooney runs up to the mic and sees all the people laughing and stomping and gets that “who the hell are these people?” Look on his face.
3:36 - 3:50 Based on the other actors’ reactions to Clooney’s dance, I like to think that he completely improvised it on the spot without telling anyone.
@The Infidel George Clooney isn't Australian lol.
The Infidel Maybe I worded it wrong. I meant that I assume Clooney wasn’t meant to dance that particular way, hence the reactions of the other actors. It’s too perfect to not happen that way.
@@JimmySteller Clooney was still drunk from partying the night before that is why the reactions look so real, they are. Entire set was shocked! It worked soo good.
And Holly Hunter is about to laugh
The extras in the audience appear to be genuinely enjoying themselves. Clooney is like that favorite goofy brother or cousin that we can't help but laugh at.
The look Penny does when Everett does the chicken dance is hilarious lol!
Laughed to tears from start to finish, hilarious is'nt a strong enough word to describe it's greatness. 😂🤣😭
Love the WTH look before he starts singing.
The last scene with the very young Peasall Sister's tied together was so southern. I forgot just how they have grown up to adulthood now. If you want to hear more of their singing just enter their name here and enjoy some pure gospel music.
"Is you is or is you ain't my constituents?"
Kinda like current days... 🙄
thank you, that was best spoken
What do we look like, a bunch of Johnny come latelys?
That's funny real funny
@@strawberry2390 dont be a dick
It always cracks me up how he just whips out some yodeling and gets applause... and then how they dip in for their backup vocals for man of constant sorrow... i wish me and my friends could whip out a show like that.
Jailhouse Now is one of my favorites - and of course, they do so well with the tune! Thanks for posting.
Tales of Ulysses, I caught on right away thanks to an English Teacher back in 6th grade! Full of tales, legend and here say! One of my favorite movies of all time! Besides, George Clooney dancing is the funniest damn thing I seen in a long time!
True
need more music like this now a days
One of the greatest scenes ever.
This is my favorite scene in one of my favorite movies.
A great movie, heck of a story and great acting, fantastic soundtrack. Could watch it right now.
@stevejulian
"heck of a story" For once Homer is appreciated.
“Can’t you see it, Everett? Them Sirens did this to Pete. They done loved him up and turned him into a horny toad!” 😂😂😂
"Holy moly! Deez boys are a hit!"
"But pappy, they's innagrated!"
I seen um first
Best line EVER!
"Of course it's Pete; just look at 'him."
“ I SEEN UM FIRST “
I am I Black man. I loved this song & movie!
How can one not?
me too ! one of my favorite movies
Lorenzo Harrell we all black and white
Well you just keep yer eyes off of our purdy white womenfolk y'hear!? We don't hold no truck with miscegenation round these parts!
What are you talking about fool!
George Clooney's best movie.
P J 1 really? I liked perfect storm . This is good too.
Burn After Reading is also a good one, but this has it beat by a ways.
What about the Fantastic Mr. Fox!? Lol
It's pretty solid here, but I think his better performance is in From Dusk Till Dawn
@@nicolasguizzo5278 nah his performance here is one for the ages.
You can say what you want about Clooney but nobody could have pulled off this role like him. Perfect.
It took ages for me get my mother to believe that Clooney wasn't actually singing this, she was convinced he was.
It was a common rumor spread around. I was convinced for a short time as well, until I actually watched Dan Tyminski play the song lol
Yup.Dan Tyminski sung this on The Union Station show with Allison Kraus.
Clooney tried to sing it but he couldn't pull it off. Most of this movie was filmed about 25 miles from where I live in Mississippi.
LOL
Nodak81 What!
Love the Cohen Brothers. John Taturro has got to be the coolest actor in Hollywood. From DO THE RIGHT THING to this movie, well, he just shows his unbelievably talent.
He was also Barton Fink and the Phantom.
@@impairedthoughts4701 He’s like Samuel L Jackson, in that he may have been in lesser known movies but he has never given a bad performance.
One greatest film movie ever made, love this classic film movie and soundtrack 100%.
the guy dancing in the background is hilarious
I love drinking (wild turkey) while listening to good ole Blue Grass.
It takes me back to Little Texas when I was a kid
Too sweet it has to be Jack Daniels or Jamesons ( Irish )
This was an awesome scene from a classic movie with an incredibly talented cast... But Jimmy Rogers was a rockstar in his day!
The dancing with them beards is a gosh darn turkey swag!
I send a ray of warmth straight from the heart and I want him to welcome you in your thoughts, setting a trace of joy for every moment.
Can't help but love this movie!!!!
The dancing is so perfect
As a singer and guitarist THIS is the kind of music I want to write and perform with a group, but no one in my school or area is down :(
😢
@@adobeelvistek3909quartet music like that is passé. It’s specific to a region of the country and a time period. It’s the old time bluegrass music.
Love, love this movie! Truly great acting.
Clooneys dance moves are an ancient mating dance.....trust me fellas
I still use it...it works! ;o) LOL
This group has turned into the best singer ever and just as crazy as the other.just crazy 😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜👍👍👍👍👍👍
Clooney's dancing in this scene kills me every time.
"I don't won't Fopp , I'm a Dapper Dan man!! Classic
Walter Jenkins “watch your language young man were in a Public market.”
great sound track amazing movie
Certainly one of the funniest & clever episodes in a movie ever!!! And terrific music in addition!
One of the best films going. This is my favourite clip.
John Turturo steals the scene with his dancing and singing .
I love this movie its a classic
"Interfered with a lynch mob in the performance oh its duty" 😆😂🤣
THESE BOYS IS MISCEGENATED
Woohooooo who's listen 2019 haha
me
More like I was watching this in 2018 seriously I watched this in 2018 for Choir.
"I swear, you boys are dumber than a bag of hammers!" Best line ever!
SUCH a good movie..and a great soundtrack too..
This is truly one of my favorites!! Hallariuos!!
2:46 George Clooney: Oh shoot! (when John Turturro and Tim Blake Nelson start I am a man of constant sorrow)
I haven’t seen this movie in decades, makes me wanna watch it again,the dancing is legendary... like Travolta dancing and Van Damm dancing
So many quoteable lines, you don't know where to start! "Well ain't this place a geographical oddity....two weeks from everywhere!" BAHAHAHAHA!!!
N
Luvs that line.
Yep... George Clooney had the best lines... loved his Daper Dan also... too funny... ma hair!!
I laughed for about thirty minutes at that one.. Aline that lives in me forever.
"Well, I'm with you fellers" I cry every time. :D
"....in the neighborhood of B"
Hahaha.... B Sharp IN THE neighborhood 😉
@@georgemercer3013 Nice ;)
Delmar would be like Applejack’s brother
Hottt damn.
Look at George dancing !!
Gave me life. I swear
"I'm gonna be a dentist, I know a guy who can give me a licence"
Print me up a license...
Sounds like how my dentist got her license. \
😂🤣😂🤣
Scary thought huh? Jeez!
Because of this album, there had to be an old time music Billboard section created because this sat at the top of the charts for so long !
Me and my kids quote this movie to each other more than any other . . .and stay outta the Woolsworth!
Is it weird I keep coming back to listen to this?😂and Im Mexican
Tbh I was singing it and my friends were like wtf
"Aint you ever heard of" In Constanant Sorrow" Everet *runs to the microphone*
ZZ Top of the depression era
OneyedJake ,
I don't care who you are, that's funny shit
Yoooo, lmao, I was thinking the same thing when I first watched this movie. Like spin those strings brothers lol
OneyedJake , that's some funny shit,
Smith Bros. Cough drops 1950's
OneyedJake
a perfectly directed, filmed, and acted scene
I always love this show
Love this!! Only movie I've understood in years!! Lol!!
Laughed my arse off, Dam great video. Cloonz was hysterical with the cast they had made this an all time favorite of mine.
The casting was incredible as well. Each character was unique, even visually. Eg. Check out the small person walking in with Homer Stokes. They could've cast an ordinary character, but even that one is funny!
This is one of 😂greatest I’ve ever seen . I don’t get tired of watching it.
"Oh George not the livestock"
I hate cows more than I hate coppers!
George, some of yer foldin’ money’s come unstowed
The crazy thing is that's actually John Turturro yodeling
Love it
The yodeling is actually performed by a man named Pat Enright from the Nashville Bluegrass Band. Tim Blake Nelson, on the other hand, did sing his parts of the song.
@@ElProfessor_ false. They did an interview on it
Nicholas Murch I have yet to see the interview you’re talking about but I got the info straight from a book about films of the Coen brothers (books.google.com/books?id=pWSw_p2pYvwC&lpg=PA276&ots=IO5WgFcRwR). Page 276, note #59. It also says so on several other websites.
@Nicholas Murch Despite this unsourced interview that you say "they" did, one thing you don't argue with is music credits and Pat Enright is listed on the credits as yodeling www.allmusic.com/album/o-brother-where-art-thou-original-soundtrack-mw0000106868/credits
I do however, see a vocal credit for actor Tim Blake Nelson who did sing in the movie. Not so crazy.
Crowd response to the beginning of Constant Sorrow: EVERY CROWD RESPONSE TO EVERY HIT PLAYED LIVE
“These Boys is not white” lol
Just watch the damn thing who cares about color or not
@@skysky-sn7xt the last part's a quote from the movie lol
@@MemestiffGaming who cares lol
@@skysky-sn7xt you clearly cared enough to answer
One of the best movies of all time.
I still have to watch it about every 6 months
Probably some of the greatest acting and wardrobe ever!
The single funniest scene of all time when George Clooney is singing constant sorrow
I remember growing up seeing Good Will Hunting and O Brother, Where Art Thou? all the time going to video stores, but for some reason we never rented them. Seeing as the internet wasn't really a thing back then, I had no idea what the hell either of these movies were about. Was probably only in the last 1-2 years I saw something that reminded me of them and I decided to watch. Crazy to think out of all the shit we rented we never got these as they are brilliant. I wonder if I'd have appreciated either of them the same way as a child? I don't feel cheated having waited that long however
Just having a drink and enjoying the show, respect!
Man I'm glad this popped up. Awesome movie and awesome scene!!!
Whooooooooeeeeeee boy that was some mighty fine pickin' and a' singin'.
you boys aint colored folk is ya x.x, we don't listin to colored music round here >.>
Great actor
What I love the most is George Clooney's face... not knowing how famous they've become
Yet you have to equally admire, con man that he is, to run with it without a blink of an eye.
My second favorite movie...what an amazing production...and my favorite George Clooney flick...
This movie I watch over and over again cause its funny.
I felt so smart when I recognized the sirens and finally got the reference to the odyssey! Now I just love this movie!
The soundtrack, the premise of this movie.... this is one of my favorites.
One of my all time favorite movies!!
Wow!every actor play their part so perfect.
There's a feller downt the radio station that will pay ya ta sing inta a can.
Heard he un pay you extra, if en you play real good.
Scott Montgomery lmao 😄
Let's Rob him before curfew starts.
George Clooney nails his shoulder dancing. Kills me
I can’t believe it didn’t show when he popped his beard in rhythm with the word “stranger”
La veo mil veces y mil veces me encanta que película muy buena !!!