What's Up, Doc? (1972) - Madcap Mayhem Scene (6/10) | Movieclips
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
An argument between Howard (Ryan O'Neal) and Eunice (Madeline Kahn) quickly escalates when a fire breaks out.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
With Howard Hawks's Bringing Up Baby (1938) as his blueprint, Peter Bogdanovich resurrected and payed homage to 1930s screwball comedy in What's Up, Doc? (1972). When wacky co-ed Judy Maxwell (Barbra Streisand, in the Katharine Hepburn part) spies nebbishy musicologist Howard Bannister (Ryan O'Neal in bespectacled Cary Grant mode) in a San Francisco hotel lobby, she decides that Howard and his precious igneous rocks are right up her alley. Too bad Howard already has a fiance, the propriety-fixated Eunice (Madeline Kahn in her film debut). Using all her arcane knowledge from brief stays at numerous colleges, Judy tries to charm her way to a $20,000 grant for Howard, and Howard himself, at a banquet with grantor Frederick Larrabee (Austin Pendleton). Things get even more complicated the next day when Judy's underwear-filled overnight bag gets mixed up with Howard's rock bag, which gets mixed up with Mrs. Van Hoskins' bag of jewels, which gets mixed up with Mr. Smith's bag of top secret government papers. All sides converge at Larrabee's mod townhouse and the chase begins. Retaining Hawks' machine-gun pace (as well as the sly pop culture referentiality of Billy Wilder), Bogdanovich and writers Buck Henry, David Newman, and Robert Benton updated the opposites-attract screwball convention for contemporary times. O'Neal gently parodied not only Grant but also his own Love Story (1970) preppy, while Kahn represents stiff-wigged 1950s manners as opposed to Streisand's long-haired, pants-wearing free spirit. The happy ending, in which Cole Porter-belting youth wins out over old manners, found favor with audiences, as What's Up, Doc? became one of the most popular films of 1972, and the second hit in a row for Bogdanovich after 1971's The Last Picture Show.
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TM & © Warner Bros. (1972)
Cast: Paul Condyllis, Kenneth Mars, Ryan O'Neal, Madeline Kahn, Barbra Streisand
Director: Peter Bogdanovich
Producers: Peter Bogdanovich, Paul Lewis
Screenwriters: Buck Henry, David Newman, Robert Benton, Peter Bogdanovich
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My favorite character in this scene is the waiter calmly getting the meal ready.
And at the very end, he holds out the bill, waiting for someone to sign it. LOL!
@@12classics39 You know I never noticed that until you mentioned it 😂😂
@@12classics39👦🏽 what up doc
“I am being open with you, Eunice. I’m always open.”
*knock at the door*
“It’s open!”
How did her towel not fall off when she was hanging of the side of the building? LOL
its tucked at the top above her boobies
My sister saw it and said she thought her towel was going to fall off
The keystone cops firemen chopping at the wrong room! And then all tripping on the hose! Absolutely not necessary for the story. But absolutely a nice touch!
A couple things: That waiter is super focused to setting a great meal up for his customer, then again when asking for the bill signature.
Also, the stuff they use to try and put out the fire. As soon as Fritz gets there he tries to throw a sundae at the fire. Haha I've seen this movie probably 70 times and I've never caught that. And the guy stoking the fire with his golf clubs. This movie is the best!
Bro, those were your things? He slammed the ledge door shut on a person standing on inches of ledge. Maybe back then a woman was strong enough to pull herself up and catch onto that ledge, but now obeisity and stupidity rot at the heart of the brainwashed public that are dumber then the rocks the guy carries throught the whole movie.
This is one of the funniest movies I have ever seen. I wish one of the movie channels would show it again!!
It was on Movies! (US TV Network) the other day.
@@TT-rz5td Also on Turner Classic Movies (TCM) too! Also available on DVD, Blu-ray and digital media formats.
Hoping for the film’s 50th anniversary next year if TCM in cooperation with Fathom Events going to have it in theaters again and hoping in a IMAX format? Who knows?
@@pernelldh Oh, I hope so too!! Hilarious & Delightful film.
LOVE the guy with the golf clubs!!
RIP Ryan... :-(
The Bottle Toss @ 2:35...
Still makes me laugh every time I see it.
Me too. Have seen it at least 1000 times.
Barbra Streisand has always been hot
When it came out my best friend and I saw it in theaters 11 times. I can still do the dialogue and love every minute of this movie. It's still laugh out loud funny.
I remember watching this scene as a child when I was like 5 years old. It scared the crap out of me when the TV exploded. Something about the flames inside the monitor. It was like the TV became possessed by a demon haha.
My sister said she thought Barbra’s towel was going to fall off. In Nuts, she said “Please I don’t do baths.” Leslie Nielsen should have said: Don’t give me that - you took a bath in What’s Up, Doc? and The Owl & The Pussycat.” I know but I only do it movies with punctuation in the title - Nuts doesn’t have any.
Utter, sublime chaos!
RIP Ryan O’Neal 🙏🕊🕊🕊🕊🪦
(Angry guests pounding)
Eunice: Howard if you don't turn that set off I am going to scream!
Howard: You are screaming Eunice.
(Angry guests pounding and calling on the phone) Man downstairs: Have a heart, we're try to get some sleep down here.
LOL! Allstate's Mayhem character in the 21st century's got nothing on this scene - although Dean Wnters was just a child when this was filmed.
0:29 DUDE WTF?
Perfect
Why do you still hear a loud knocking until the end, even when the room's door is open?
It’s people in rooms above and below that chaotic scene, pounding on the walls and ceiling, trying to get everyone to knock off the racket. 😊
Back off CV
😅😅😅😛😺💋
99% of the movies from the 70s, and older, are just awful. This scene is over acted in a bad way, slow paced, obnoxious and just not funny. This clip is horrible.
People had longer attention spans then, before the oversaturation of social media.
My God, you must be fun at parties.
Don't you know what screwball comedy is?