The first version was more than 6 hours long (never released). The original Leone version was 4.5 hours long (also never released). The European version was about 3.5 hours long. And the US cinema version was something like 1.5 hours and a disaster (damn those producers to hell). Leone's daughters have been working for years to restore the 4.5 hours version, which premiered last year - yet, there are still 24 minutes missing due to problems with rights and ownership. Martin Scorcese has been supporting the process and is continuing to do so.
Actually, they had something like 8 to 10 hours of footage when they finished filming, and edited that down to about 6 hours and were thinking of cutting that into two 3 hour parts... But the production studio refused because of the failure of "1900" which failed commercially mainly due to the fact that it was in two parts, so they settled on one 4.5 hour long film which was sadly cut down to just short of 4 hours long for its showing at the Cannes film festival in 1984, where it was widely acclaimed. This 3.9 hour cut was Leone's decision, which was done to better appease the distributers. The movie became a disaster when these distributers had it cut at 2 hours and 19 minutes for theatres! Leone's children tried to screen a remastered version of the film at Cannes in its original run time (4.5 hours), but due to some legal complications only managed to show a 256 minute version, missing about 13 minutes, but is still the closest it has ever been to the original runtime that Leone wanted.
Well, 10 hours was the entire material, as I understand it. A bit much, maybe. I watched all the "deleted" scenes there are on youtube and they would not have made it into a better movie - I think. Some of the relations between the characters would have maybe been more obvious sooner, true, but I always liked the fact that there was a mystery about much of what was going on for much of the film. The "original" European version is a masterpiece which never ceases to amaze me. Best film ever.
Just saw the restored edition at the New York Film Festival. Amazing! I can't believe there's still another 14 minutes tied up due to rights issues. What are in THOSE scenes??
I would love to see the 6 hour version of this movie. It has been my favourite film since the very first time I saw it, probably in 1995, and I know it will always be my favourite film. Thank you for uploading.
Me too. I adore this film but always thought there was something missing between the time of Noodles going away. I hated them using Yesterday song, spoiled the later part of the film for me because of that.
This scene was not cut out of the original movie. Sadly, Louise Fletcher passed away 12 weeks ago . . . But don’t worry, she was in the original and she did not wind up on the cutting room floor. . .
@@johnhallam4714 La scena del frisbee è sicuramente legata a qualcosa d'altro. E dovete sapere che non abbiamo il taglio di 6 ore voluto da Leone. Speriamo di non vederlo mai perche sarebbe un montaggio finto!
Leone was years ahead of his time. Imagine if Leone pitched this to Netflix and they said "you have free reign to edit and keep whichever content you like." An undisturbed 6 hour epic. However, would Netflix done this as a miniseries?
They would’ve demanded that it be in 4K and suitable for home TV viewing. I don’t think Lenoe would’ve ever picked up an offer from Netflix. So far none of the true Masters have
That's exactly what I'm thinking. I have seen Peter Jackson's They Shall not grow old, and there are some wonderful artists out there who can restore ancient footage in 4K, with colours and artificial frames. Just go to Denis Shiryaev's channel. So I think that in the hands of a skilled artist it shouldn't be rocket science to properly restore this film. And if the studio's aren't willing to do this, why don't fans reach out to some of these guys?
@Brendan Milburn WW1 footage in better condition? I highly doubt it. If you watch the behind the scenes of that documentary you can see to what extend they had to restore the footage, to the point that they had to create artificial frames. In the case of Once Upon a Time in America it's a matter of restoring the colours. We have set photo's and also different scenes from the film as reference material. Sure I'm not a huge fan of tampering with art. But if the movie was meant to be seen in full colour, you might as well try to replicate what it was like originally. It will most likely not be perfect, but it can be much better than what we have now. Sergio Leone didn't mean for the film to be seen in such a bad state. This may have been expensive in the past. But nowadays there is open source software, and some really talented non profit artists who can add colour to a black and white pucture. So I don't see a reason not to try. I'd do it myself if I had the time and skills to do so.
what a fucking movie. nothing comes close to this masterpiece and i will be forever grateful that this movies was made and it reached me. shame that there arent others like this.
I really hope the full 4h 29m can be seen one day, not only that, I hope that Leone’s intended two part six hour film can be seen one day, if it exists.
I love this movie....always have. This scene should have been included as it helps to explain some things making it a little easier to follow. What they should have done with this masterpiece is to make it a mini series and have every scene included.
I understand Scorsese and his team are trying to improve the quality of the restored scenes, to be inserted into the film...as you can see the quality of the restored scenes shown at Cannes last year is not that great...if the full restoration happens, there will almost certainly be a new Blu-ray and DVD release...like you, I'm waiting!
What a shame these editors did to this film! Not only did they cut important scenes that help the flow of the film but they cut out a scene with Louise Fletcher! After her passing this year, it feels more disrespectful because she truly was a great actress.
Louise Fletcher? W.T.F.? they really butchered this movie! I got the DVD and I don't remember this scene at all! sucks how they cut up such a classic film.
Experience Once Upon a Time In America the way Sergio Leone intended - The fully restored Extended Director’s Cut featuring 22 minutes of never-before-seen footage is available on Blu-ray™ & DVD September 30th 2014
in 84 or 85 I saw the movie in the theater. I remembered the killing of his two best friends in the Jewish restaurant it was a very bloody scene and crude finale. did anyone remember that or is only me? I bought the movie but it does not show you that part. they say that there is a 269 minutes movie in the store, I will try to buy it to have a complete version of this great movie. thanks
@Mary Ann Lanzon it's on the extended cut which was released in 2014. It's definitely on eBay, also on sale for 10.99 grab a copy now before they go back upto 30-40$
Just watched the 250-minute extended version on DVD tonight. As a fan and admirer of Leone and his work, it was a real treat. When I first saw the film, it was with commercials and none of these extra scenes were included. When I first saw the film, I also wondered about the Frisbee and the garbage truck. Now, after watching the director's cut, I'm wondering about the car in the cemetery, and why they decided to leave that part out of the 230-minute cut.
Ok. I’m officially pissed. This scene is NOT in the version I just saw from Netflix. Any other scene I have missed? The heck I’m missing??? Yet the Netflix version is 3hrs and 50 mins. Almost 4 hours.
They have done a further restoration of the movie how leone intended it adding this scene and many others..Scorsese is behind the restoration they had a screening at last hers cannes film festival with deniro and the cast but I believe they decided to withdraw it as it needs more work.
It would be nice if they processed the new footage properly so it doesn't suddenly (in the Extended Version) feel like going back to your old TV in the 1980s.
@@JaxenRossisback You're correct they don't have the correct footage (legally, I believe they have it but are fighting over rights). However, I was referring to the obvious quality difference with the inserted Extended parts. The colors are paler and it looks like DVD vs Blu Ray quality.
It's sad that America got a shitty version of it, and the were probably thinking that a 3 hour film would be too long for us Americans, like seriously, we watched The Godfather Part II, bro even though it was 3 hours, it was still a great movie, like why not give Once Upon A Time In America a chance.
I think the problem was how to make money and encourage people going to watch the movie... a 4 hours movie maybe could have dissuade people from going to see it, and furthermore it there would have been less showing due to the duration of the movie... thus means less money.. and money is everything (unfortunately).. sorry for my english
do you know if they have restored the whole film yet,i know scorsese was working on it,if they have finished it will this new bluray be released in england?
what's going on around the 1:14 minute mark, I see DiNero walking towards her, his head jerks and he walks backwards, like something out of the Excorist?? Please help.......
These scenes were cut from the original piece so it could be in an R rating (mostly a few rape scenes) and reduce the length of it by a bit (the 229 minute version used to be longer due to these restored scenes). In 2012 these scenes were restored and put on the movie so people could see the original piece without any major cutting. This version with the restored scenes aired at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival.
We saw it on video VHS rental UK circa 1989. Highly recommended by the local newsagent in Epsom. We were mesmorised by it. I'm a big film fan and can honestly say that it's my favourite film of all time. The music is sublime. Ennio Morricone's score is o beautiful.
I just saw the close to 4 hour version and I want a 6 hour version because this scene was not in the 4 hour version. I can understand cutting a film to get rid of the fat but maybe the 6 hour version was fat free and whatever we have gotten so far is just pieces of a far better film.
Once Upon a Time in America is one of my favorite movies. Although I'm quite pleased to have the opportunity to watch this deleted scene, I don't think it would have actually enhanced the plot. I think Sergio Leone's mistakes on this film were over-explaining certain parts of the plot and allowing things that should have been subtle nuances to become overly obvious. Although the US theatrical cuts were a travesty, a SLIGHTLY trimmed version of the film would have made it more modern and mysterious.
I don't know if it's true though, I only found the info of a 6 hour cut in the The Lost Media Archive section in the Fandom website, I don't if it's true though, you're gonna have to read it yourself.
Only if opium gives you prophetic insights into future technology. Cars, television etc. You could call a parable of sorts, but with hell of a lot of suspension of disbelief.
I was uses to the European cut and just watched the 4 hour cut. You can clearly see the "restored" scenes. Ecause the color etc is completely off and it's like the contrast is set super high with super low gamma and high black levels. Anyway. I remember wat his movie years ago (it was already decades old by then) and it was one of my favorite movies ever. Just rewatched it (been years forgot so much) and it was sorta disappointing tbh. Some parts haven't aged well. Other than that it's a good movie. Just not as great as I remember. Also I Love long movies. Always hate thst mcoies are so short and believe movies should be around 4 hours as a standard. But by the end I started to get sorta bored (tbf I haven't slept well so I'm super tired)
I don't remember this in the film I saw ,,,is that nurse rachet or whatever she was called...men's films shouldn't have hussies in them, me ma used to say.. once the kissing starts,,,,,it's over,,,🤣🤣 good story, dead...
The first version was more than 6 hours long (never released). The original Leone version was 4.5 hours long (also never released). The European version was about 3.5 hours long. And the US cinema version was something like 1.5 hours and a disaster (damn those producers to hell). Leone's daughters have been working for years to restore the 4.5 hours version, which premiered last year - yet, there are still 24 minutes missing due to problems with rights and ownership. Martin Scorcese has been supporting the process and is continuing to do so.
Actually, they had something like 8 to 10 hours of footage when they finished filming, and edited that down to about 6 hours and were thinking of cutting that into two 3 hour parts... But the production studio refused because of the failure of "1900" which failed commercially mainly due to the fact that it was in two parts, so they settled on one 4.5 hour long film which was sadly cut down to just short of 4 hours long for its showing at the Cannes film festival in 1984, where it was widely acclaimed. This 3.9 hour cut was Leone's decision, which was done to better appease the distributers.
The movie became a disaster when these distributers had it cut at 2 hours and 19 minutes for theatres!
Leone's children tried to screen a remastered version of the film at Cannes in its original run time (4.5 hours), but due to some legal complications only managed to show a 256 minute version, missing about 13 minutes, but is still the closest it has ever been to the original runtime that Leone wanted.
Well, 10 hours was the entire material, as I understand it. A bit much, maybe. I watched all the "deleted" scenes there are on youtube and they would not have made it into a better movie - I think. Some of the relations between the characters would have maybe been more obvious sooner, true, but I always liked the fact that there was a mystery about much of what was going on for much of the film. The "original" European version is a masterpiece which never ceases to amaze me. Best film ever.
Just saw the restored edition at the New York Film Festival. Amazing!
I can't believe there's still another 14 minutes tied up due to rights issues. What are in THOSE scenes??
Had no idea it was so long..saw it first time in August 1984 in France..an incredible film..a monument to the prohibition era..
it was not 3 hours. and it was in chronological order.
I would love to see the 6 hour version of this movie. It has been my favourite film since the very first time I saw it, probably in 1995, and I know it will always be my favourite film. Thank you for uploading.
Seen uncut European version in Ireland in 1985.
Its mesmerising. I agree..one of the best. Up there with Godfather
Me too. The film must exist somewhere. I want to see every inch that was filmed !!!!
En castellano
6 hours? You are crazy
I can't believe Louise Fletcher was in this movie and they cut her out.
Thought she looked really familiar but couldn’t really place her. Thanks. I agree too
Me too. I adore this film but always thought there was something missing between the time of Noodles going away. I hated them using Yesterday song, spoiled the later part of the film for me because of that.
@@aimeemacdn I wish he would have done something else for the Frisbee scene but this is definitely one of my top favorite films of all time
This scene was not cut out of the original movie. Sadly, Louise Fletcher passed away 12 weeks ago . . . But don’t worry, she was in the original and she did not wind up on the cutting room floor. . .
@@johnhallam4714 La scena del frisbee è sicuramente legata a qualcosa d'altro. E dovete sapere che non abbiamo il taglio di 6 ore voluto da Leone. Speriamo di non vederlo mai perche sarebbe un montaggio finto!
Leone was years ahead of his time. Imagine if Leone pitched this to Netflix and they said "you have free reign to edit and keep whichever content you like." An undisturbed 6 hour epic. However, would Netflix done this as a miniseries?
Oh no. It would’ve been some story of Lil Noodlz life in da hood
@@loluskekus That's basically what this movie already is, no?
They would’ve demanded that it be in 4K and suitable for home TV viewing.
I don’t think Lenoe would’ve ever picked up an offer from Netflix. So far none of the true Masters have
@@HerEvilTwin What's wrong with 4K? Lol. Scorsese made a masterpiece for Netflix, so you're wrong about that.
It's on there
a masterpiece
+kevin hammond Definite. Noodles.
With the technology we have today.. I'm surprised that they couldn't digitally work their magic and make it blend in with the rest of the film.
That's exactly what I'm thinking. I have seen Peter Jackson's They Shall not grow old, and there are some wonderful artists out there who can restore ancient footage in 4K, with colours and artificial frames. Just go to Denis Shiryaev's channel.
So I think that in the hands of a skilled artist it shouldn't be rocket science to properly restore this film. And if the studio's aren't willing to do this, why don't fans reach out to some of these guys?
@Brendan Milburn WW1 footage in better condition? I highly doubt it. If you watch the behind the scenes of that documentary you can see to what extend they had to restore the footage, to the point that they had to create artificial frames.
In the case of Once Upon a Time in America it's a matter of restoring the colours. We have set photo's and also different scenes from the film as reference material. Sure I'm not a huge fan of tampering with art. But if the movie was meant to be seen in full colour, you might as well try to replicate what it was like originally. It will most likely not be perfect, but it can be much better than what we have now. Sergio Leone didn't mean for the film to be seen in such a bad state.
This may have been expensive in the past. But nowadays there is open source software, and some really talented non profit artists who can add colour to a black and white pucture. So I don't see a reason not to try. I'd do it myself if I had the time and skills to do so.
Brendan Milburn when restoring the footage for WW1 they were faced with all kind of problems.
Those things take time and are very expensive. I’m just glad I even got to catch a flimpse of it
The colors could've been done better. Even adjusting the saturation would look better.
“Have you ever thought of building your own ‘Haven’?” He did - that’s the dream.
A really good scene with two oscar winning actors. However, these producers just cut it out like it's nothing. Absolutely pathetic.
it doesnt really add anything to the film
@@domclegg1225 who cares? It's a good scene
it does. its the same number plate and car as as in the last scene
@@domclegg1225
what a fucking movie. nothing comes close to this masterpiece and i will be forever grateful that this movies was made and it reached me. shame that there arent others like this.
I really hope the full 4h 29m can be seen one day, not only that, I hope that Leone’s intended two part six hour film can be seen one day, if it exists.
I love this movie....always have. This scene should have been included as it helps to explain some things making it a little easier to follow. What they should have done with this masterpiece is to make it a mini series and have every scene included.
Why make it a mini series? Whenever I come to the ending of this movie I wish it was 4 hours longer
He originally planned 2 parts
At least this was shown before Louise Fletcher passed away. Rest in peace.
Think Jack Nicholson was cut out too because Ratchet made sure he was well locked up in the nest.
I love this movie I wish the long version was available still .the ending is still a mystery for me
Thanks for uploading these scenes!
I understand Scorsese and his team are trying to improve the quality of the restored scenes, to be inserted into the film...as you can see the quality of the restored scenes shown at Cannes last year is not that great...if the full restoration happens, there will almost certainly be a new Blu-ray and DVD release...like you, I'm waiting!
And so it was...
@@iampedro101 Was their a four hour release?
@@sweetsoftdog1105 yes on bluray
@@iampedro101 Thanks man. wanna hear the dumbest review In the world. This infuriates me ua-cam.com/video/7IJSALui1-g/v-deo.html
@@iampedro101 I’d knew you’d agree.
It's a crime to cut these scenes from the movie.
What a shame these editors did to this film! Not only did they cut important scenes that help the flow of the film but they cut out a scene with Louise Fletcher! After her passing this year, it feels more disrespectful because she truly was a great actress.
Louise Fletcher? W.T.F.? they really butchered this movie! I got the DVD and I don't remember this scene at all! sucks how they cut up such a classic film.
ow, she looks like Louise Fletcher (nurse Ratchet from One Flew)...
Kid Woodhouse i think she is ..
Cigan Crni i hated that bitch in the movie so much i cant forget her :D
She is Louise Fletcher. Good eye
Yep it is. Now take your pills
She did a scene in Tales From the Crypt with John Lovitz 7 years after this.
She knew..
I love the movie once upon a time in America
How odd seeing this after watching the film so many times.
If the original film were more than 10 hours,should be repackaged and show it completely🎥
@Brendan Milburn interesting information.thanks.🤗
I didn't know academy award winner Louise "Nurse Rachet" Fletcher was in this movie.
She wasn't, at least not in Sweden 1984.
wtf.. it's nurse ratched! 😯
anyway... this is an absolute cinematic masterpiece!
love to watch it every 2 years or so
Dis is wen noodles knows something up y did dey leave it out a masterpiece ❤
Somebody should make the documentary, "Secrets From the Cutting Room Floor"; there's a lot of material out there.
RIP Louise Fletcher
took me a while to realize this is the actress from one flew over the cuckoo's nest
Thank you.
It will come soon in 2022
Experience Once Upon a Time In America the way Sergio Leone intended - The fully restored Extended Director’s Cut featuring 22 minutes of never-before-seen footage is available on Blu-ray™ & DVD September 30th 2014
Best movie ever ❤
This was left out of The Irishman
No it wasn't.
I'm okay with the quality of the restored scene...it showed me which is the restored scene...
in 84 or 85 I saw the movie in the theater. I remembered the killing of his two best friends in the Jewish restaurant it was a very bloody scene and crude finale. did anyone remember that or is only me? I bought the movie but it does not show you that part. they say that there is a 269 minutes movie in the store, I will try to buy it to have a complete version of this great movie. thanks
Really? I thought Patsy and Cockeye died trying to get into the federal reserve bank at the end
the recent Italian Blu-ray release contains the restored scenes
@Mary Ann Lanzon it's on the extended cut which was released in 2014. It's definitely on eBay, also on sale for 10.99 grab a copy now before they go back upto 30-40$
Brilliant scene
She doesn't believe him when he says his name is "Williams."
Amazing the scenes that end up on the cutting room floor. Wish they would've left that scene in.
The way noodles was abusing opium he would pretty soon need nurse ratchet
For me at least this is a important scene. I have never seen it before.
This makes a lot more sense. And makes the tension a lot more suspenseful and exciting
Just watched the 250-minute extended version on DVD tonight. As a fan and admirer of Leone and his work, it was a real treat. When I first saw the film, it was with commercials and none of these extra scenes were included. When I first saw the film, I also wondered about the Frisbee and the garbage truck. Now, after watching the director's cut, I'm wondering about the car in the cemetery, and why they decided to leave that part out of the 230-minute cut.
It's like finding the rest of the rosetta stone
Louise Fletcher. Wow.
this is Deniro s best movie way over look is actin especially when Deborah tell him hes gonna leave him and his face emotion is pricelless
Ok. I’m officially pissed. This scene is NOT in the version I just saw from Netflix. Any other scene I have missed? The heck I’m missing???
Yet the Netflix version is 3hrs and 50 mins. Almost 4 hours.
This version is 4 hours and 12 minutes I believe
Louise Fletcher(Nurse Ratchett) cut out of scene #1
Show it all in it’s entirety!
Always the ones closest to you.
Lol I just asked that before I looked down and saw your comment. I'll tell my Dad, he'll be pleased.
Which blu ray to get? Extended Director's Cut worth getting?
Preferred the version without these added scenes...superflous ...greatest movie ever!
It’s a meaningful scene instead
I'm kinda glad they didn't include Nurse Rachett in the release.
Best god damn 6 hours if anyone’s life.
How did you watch the six hour version
he didnt
They have done a further restoration of the movie how leone intended it adding this scene and many others..Scorsese is behind the restoration they had a screening at last hers cannes film festival with deniro and the cast but I believe they decided to withdraw it as it needs more work.
This would be great on HBO over several seasons
No. You have to watch the whole film, that's what makes it so special.
Louise Fletcher - We all know her back catalogue but who remembers Deep Space 9 ?
I'm not entirely sure about that but I believe the blu-ray version doesn't include these scenes in the movie.
It would be nice if they processed the new footage properly so it doesn't suddenly (in the Extended Version) feel like going back to your old TV in the 1980s.
Indeed; that is if they’re able to find and assemble the last bits of cut footage to make a definitive restoration.
@@JaxenRossisback You're correct they don't have the correct footage (legally, I believe they have it but are fighting over rights). However, I was referring to the obvious quality difference with the inserted Extended parts. The colors are paler and it looks like DVD vs Blu Ray quality.
@@bigneiltoo Yes, that’s fine.
I want to see the 10 hour cut before I die
It's sad that America got a shitty version of it, and the were probably thinking that a 3 hour film would be too long for us Americans, like seriously, we watched The Godfather Part II, bro even though it was 3 hours, it was still a great movie, like why not give Once Upon A Time In America a chance.
I think the problem was how to make money and encourage people going to watch the movie... a 4 hours movie maybe could have dissuade people from going to see it, and furthermore it there would have been less showing due to the duration of the movie... thus means less money.. and money is everything (unfortunately).. sorry for my english
People liked Gone With The Wind back in 1939.
do you know if they have restored the whole film yet,i know scorsese was working on it,if they have finished it will this new bluray be released in england?
💎💥🙌
Ellen is a great actress
in the end the guitar playing what is it called? soundtrack?
I first saw OUATIA when l was stationed in Japan in 1984, it was MUCH longer. The US version was a ruined hack job.
what's going on around the 1:14 minute mark, I see DiNero walking towards her, his head jerks and he walks backwards, like something out of the Excorist?? Please help.......
Just bad editing. He's looking backward as he walks past her.
These scenes were cut from the original piece so it could be in an R rating (mostly a few rape scenes) and reduce the length of it by a bit (the 229 minute version used to be longer due to these restored scenes). In 2012 these scenes were restored and put on the movie so people could see the original piece without any major cutting. This version with the restored scenes aired at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival.
We saw it on video VHS rental UK circa 1989. Highly recommended by the local newsagent in Epsom. We were mesmorised by it. I'm a big film fan and can honestly say that it's my favourite film of all time. The music is sublime. Ennio Morricone's score is o beautiful.
Do you have the Cannes version-The 269 min. Cannes "original" cut?
I just saw the close to 4 hour version and I want a 6 hour version because this scene was not in the 4 hour version. I can understand cutting a film to get rid of the fat but maybe the 6 hour version was fat free and whatever we have gotten so far is just pieces of a far better film.
No, It's a masterpiece. BBC Four should televise it without interruption.
Cena que não está no filme...
Have all these scenes ever been restored ( colour marked up to today's standards ) ?
They have
this part was not in movie isn`t it?
some more also is that cut by editor ?
restored .... with a green tinge? is this scene part of the matrix
How is this restored
This scene was not necessary, and was wisely left on the cutting room floor.
Restored???
no way
3:00
Nurse Ratched!
Once Upon a Time in America is one of my favorite movies.
Although I'm quite pleased to have the opportunity to watch this deleted scene, I don't think it would have actually enhanced the plot.
I think Sergio Leone's mistakes on this film were over-explaining certain parts of the plot and allowing things that should have been subtle nuances to become overly obvious. Although the US theatrical cuts were a travesty, a SLIGHTLY trimmed version of the film would have made it more modern and mysterious.
Loved the film so sad
Sergio Leone over-explaining, that's a first
What do these restored scenes mean? i never saw them on a dvd?
Really? I heard there's also a 6 hour cut
I don't know if it's true though, I only found the info of a 6 hour cut in the The Lost Media Archive section in the Fandom website, I don't if it's true though, you're gonna have to read it yourself.
Ha ! .... "think about it ' .........
Could you confirm if ALL the old-noodles escenes are only a dream under opium sleeping as it seems? Thanks!
Only if opium gives you prophetic insights into future technology. Cars, television etc. You could call a parable of sorts, but with hell of a lot of suspension of disbelief.
So who was in the limousine peering at Noodles?
Noodles meets sister Ratched!
Miss Ratchet !!
Who's the actress? Looks like Louise Fletcher.
It is her .
I was uses to the European cut and just watched the 4 hour cut. You can clearly see the "restored" scenes. Ecause the color etc is completely off and it's like the contrast is set super high with super low gamma and high black levels.
Anyway. I remember wat his movie years ago (it was already decades old by then) and it was one of my favorite movies ever. Just rewatched it (been years forgot so much) and it was sorta disappointing tbh. Some parts haven't aged well. Other than that it's a good movie. Just not as great as I remember. Also I Love long movies. Always hate thst mcoies are so short and believe movies should be around 4 hours as a standard. But by the end I started to get sorta bored (tbf I haven't slept well so I'm super tired)
Isn't she the same actress who appears later in the film, as one of the news reporters when the police chief Aiello brags about his newborn son?
Nope
No, that scene is in the 1930's
NOODLES...
Nurse Ratchet
I don't remember this in the film I saw ,,,is that nurse rachet or whatever she was called...men's films shouldn't have hussies in them, me ma used to say.. once the kissing starts,,,,,it's over,,,🤣🤣 good story, dead...
meеerci
Тhis movie is nоw availablе tоо waааtch herе => twitter.com/3bee47a9cb8345553/status/795841900771057664 Once Uроn A Time In ААmeriсa Restоred Sсеnе 1
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Nurse ratchet
Horrible quality. Why publish such a piece of shit?