The New Orleans Acid Trip in Easy Rider (1969)
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- Two of my main interests collide, New Orleans history and movies. Groovy, man.
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You were our tour guide when we went last year. You were awesome!
Did he hook you up with some acid?
Kawawaymog , Lol!! No, we had our own. 😎
Wait a minute
I would have loved it if the two characters from Easy Rider had walked past him when he was standing outside the cemetery😎
The punk couple were cool mind.
Yeah, if only I were talking about Sid and Nancy!
That couple looks SO familiar. I may have met them in Canada.
I was actually half expecting them to be part of a skit he was building up to.
That couple broke up, he's in a band called martha's got a limp wrist
genuine acid trip in a movie is still a rare thing. that scene was something else
It looked so utterly real.. Acid back them was very potent...Not surprised at all to hear it was a genuine 'Bad' trip.
From what I understand, all the New Orleans scenes in Easy Rider were not shot during principal photography with a 35 mm camera, but are actually just 16 mm films shot as a proposal to make the movie. And that was before they had 16 mm film with T-grain, to make the 16 mm comparable to 35 in image quality. That's why the image quality at Mardi Gras and the Cemetery is so poor...
Mercifully I never had a 'Bad Trip'...It was always that unknown quantity...''Would this be a good or bad trip?''...... I am too old for it now, but very grateful I had the experiences. But the scene so looks so realistic.........I didn't realise they were actually tripping, but thought it was extremely well acted. Acid was very potent then.
Operation Julie bust made me realise where our acid came from...Locally! After the bust it tripled in price. Made at a suburban house in Hampton, nr Kingston upon Thames. House still stands.
They were in cahoots with some Americans too, Brotherhood of Eternal Love...maybe the makers of this stuff in the film?
You have got to be the most charismatic dude on UA-cam. Period. I LOLed when you did your “Helloooooo Dolly” impersonation 😂!
Cannabis has helped me but never has it been super crazy like that. Craziest thing I laughed for 30 mins after a stand-up joke. Well and the munchies.
Same here..No weed {even today's super THC strains} are ''that'' strong..It looked like genuine tripping to me.
wealth only closes a man's reputation, and determines it, as good or bad. We blew it, Billy.
Hey great video, really like to hear the history of the Italian tomb. One thing though Fonda had said that real LSD wasn't used for that scene, only real grass in the earlier scenes. Love your channel though keep up the good work!
It looked bloody real... Weed in those days wasn't that potent..
I legit just went to New Orleans yesterday and today I went to that cemetery and visited that tomb, we went and saw the grave of the voodoo queen and all that stuff. Our tour guide talked about the movie and why we can’t film.
I heard a report Glen Danzig andvthe misfits years ago went to dig up the Voodoo Queen.
WOW like the sculptor my sister and I never got paid we were in the cemetery scene my sister said the PRAYERS
Peter Fonda had such a range in his acting. This is the same guy who played a depressed grandpa in the first Thomas The Tank Engine movie.
That scene in _Easy Rider_ was most definitely NOT the first time Jack Nicholson ever smoked weed. He indulged before he even began his acting career, as he said on a number of occasions. And he had been an actor for a number of AIP movies ( _The Raven_ ) years before _Easy Rider_ .
yeah jack was hippy at the time who was gutted about cutting his hair for the part in the film. I remember hearing Peter Fonda say they gave him some strong grass to make it hit him hard as he already had a tolerance.
I like the scene best in which the punk couple randomly walks into the picture...✊😁👍
Don’t forget that those scenes he mentions (from Easy Rider and Bonnie and Clyde) became possible to show in American film because the Production Code was on its way out. It made Hollywood basically censor itself for about 3 decades, although it became more difficult to enforce by the 1960s. It was eventually replaced by the current rating system in 1968, the year before Easy Rider’s release.
also The Wild Bunch
Thanks for the history lesson man
Lovely Toni Basil!
"Oh Toni, you're so fine You're so fine, you blow my mind" :)
Archbishop Hannan was not only a great prelate, a compassionate pastor, but a legendary hardass as well. As a chaplain in WWII, he made combat jumps. I can imagine him putting the hammer to disrespect of the cemetery. However, it kept on in my day. In the 1970s, I remember as a young man that people reached into dilapidated tombs to remove human bones. I almost fell off my chair when you mentioned the tombs were a "Catholic slow cooker crematorium."
My wife and I lived in Gentilly. I miss the city and sometimes I wake up with a powerful hunger for a Mother's roast beef po boy with debris.
Love your videos!
I wonder if Archbishop Hannan got his jump training from Herbert Sobel, the original commander of Easy Company from Band of Brothers? After losing his company, Sobel commanded a jump school that trained 400 non-combat personnel.
@@johnard611 Check his biography. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Hannan
You showed up in my reccomendations recently, I forget which one, maybe one of the Lincolnite ones, but I loved the history stuff.
But I ADORE the crossover of history and movies. Easy Rider is always one of my favorite movies. On my bucket list, I feel like I need to either recreate Easy Rider or Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, at least once in my life.
Pssst. If you're ever in Pennsylvania I got the acid hookups.
I tripped out when I seen ol Jackie nick in the original "little shop of horrors"
Great all around info.
Dam I was thinking about Dracula 2000 and their it pops. LOL
no thumbs down so far - you did something right...
Nobody:
Actors in ‘69: •_0
I've been dosed without knowing and it is terrifying. I have to be ready, not working in my airbrush shop in myrtle beach during the July 4th rush. I stuck it out but fuck was I anxious the entire time. Had to go to the beach for an hour to take a breather....and watch the fireworks. That made things a little better lol
great job thanks bud
Great vid👏
I used to park on St. Louis when I worked in the quarter
I remember when there were ash trays in the armrests of theater seats.
acid is rad
by the way, peter fondas mother has died before shooting the new orleans lsd horror trip. and the guy who prays at the cemetary with his sister (2:41) comments videos here on yt about this scene, saying that they didn't give permission to use this in the film. i think he has a french name, like many in louisiana
Dennis Hopper MUST have smelt so bad it woke the dead!
Cool.
I think this would have been better if the host was indeed on acid...
I think it would a lot better if "I" we're on acid
I didn't get high the first time I toked a j. I _thought_ I was high, but I definitely wasn't.
HA, Nicholson wasn't made a star from Easy Rider, he was made a star from Little Shop of Horrors, not the musical!
so if you filmed there whats the Penalty is it worth the Penalty ?
and that Exit is trippy..
... trippy
I ~DEFINITELY~ don't want any acid from New Orleans. That would be ~ILLEGAL~ and "against the law". I do however, after watching half of your New Orleans series need to come visit for obviously unrelated reasons.
Did the statue on the tomb lose a hand?
What about the 'Originals' scenes in the cemetery?
While most of the series was filmed in Georgia, Lafayette Cemetery no.1 was one of the few New Orleans locations actually used. Its been a few years since I've watched the show, but it seemed to me that some of the cemetery scenes were likely shot on a set, especially when they went inside a crypt. But nothing about that immediately popped up when I searched the web.
Best movie cause they just threw away the script and just said screw it lets get high
Wow, he dug his own grave.
That's the difference between certain people then and certain people now. They were professionals not only with their work but also with their sharing and interactions with that time and place. It was freedom that most will never know sadly.
Burners or the Darkweb is where you get acid. Come on.
“I always wanted to be pretty…” 😢 😭
@5:00 straight up babe
hi,we just did a short redo video.check it out.
I did acid once in 1983, did not enjoy it.
2:10 shut up un just take it
Bro I have some orange man bad trump paper that coming from California that’s so clean bro it’s ridiculous