Of Mice and Men (3/10) Movie CLIP - Curley's Wife Seduces George (1992) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Curley's wife (Sherilyn Fenn) interrupts George (Gary Sinise) while he's working and starts to seduce him.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Gary Sinese directed this respectful re-telling of John Steinbeck's classic novel, with Sinese as the wily George and John Malkovich as the brutish, simple-minded Lennie. Set during the Depression era, the film opens as George and Lennie are running from a woman with a torn dress, who has sent a gang of ruffians to chase the two out of the county. After a long bus ride and a ten-mile walk, George and Lennie arrive at a migrant farm in California's San Joaquin Valley, where they seek work. George dreams of putting together enough money to buy a small piece of land where he and Lennie can build a home; he hopes that in California the two can realize their dream. Unfortunately, the foreman of the ranch, Curley (Casey Siemaszko), enjoys tormenting Lennie, while Curley's frustrated wife (Sherilyn Fenn) entices Lennie with her sexual allure. George warns Lennie to steer clear of Curley's wife, but Lennie follows her to a barn where a tragedy occurs and George and Lennie's dreams are shattered.
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TM & © MGM (1992)
Cast: Gary Sinise, Sherilyn Fenn
Director: Gary Sinise
Producers: Alan C. Blomquist, Gary Sinise, Russell Smith
Screenwriters: John Steinbeck, Horton Foote
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I swear when she asked "Your name is George ain't it" I expected him to say "No."
+Aron Lee lmao
She asked that right as I read your comment. XD
I actually laughed out loud imagining that 😂
Me too
@@jmurdock8303 6 hours ago 😳
Does anyone else think it's sad that George never had any sweethearts? that always stuck out to me in the movie..like his whole life revolves around just working and taking care of Lenny.
Yeah. Only ones he could get were for a price in the book.
I feel sad for almost every character here
That's what makes George a man for sacrificing an awful lot for lenny hence of mice and men
@@joeylittle3535 so true
@@joeylittle3535 the best laid plans of mice and men often go astray
In the book she seems more flirtatious like she wants to get with all the guys on the barn for no reason. But in the movie she is just in need of a friend and lonely since Curley won't let her talk to anyone.
i think she is lonely in the book, it just is put across in a different way
Yeah. Perhaps sexually frustrated.
Init that’s what I thought it even says she gives an eye to the people in the barn
yeah she does seem extremely lonely and desperate
Just say she's a slag
You have to admire the character a lot. He gave up a good bit of his early life just to take care of Lennie when he had no real obligation to do so. He could have abandoned him at any time but he chose not to. Even when he shot him, he was ironically only doing it to protect him from an inevitably worse kind of death.
Yes, but one thing he failed at was protecting Lennie when Curley started fighting him. He should’ve told Lennie to leave the cabin or something
@nsasupporter7557 no. Curly was spoiling for a fight with anyone. That fight didn't decide the direction of the movie
George still owning his V-card.
army
Speaking of V 😳
@@mase5300 fr lol
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I know a lot of people probably hate Curley's wife, but I honestly feel very sorry for her. Sure, she's smug, arrogant, lusty and irritable, but can you blame her? She's in an abusive/possessive/empty marriage with a smug, selfish, possessive asshole who doesn't let her talk to any one but him, and even then he's not nice to her. Before any of you come at me with him being vengeful and grief-stricken when she died, I think it was more of him feeling like a prized possession was stolen from him. Curley already has a temper and picks fights constantly over nothing, so I don't think he's above going to the extent of murder if someone stole from him.
Tamayako She's lonely too because she has nobody to talk to but Curley
The whole point was the fact that she could be trouble. And no one wanted anything to do with her because of the consequences. She could have been innocent for all they cared but the fact that she had a man was the reason why she was trouble. Remember the time period this is based on. Behavior like hers wasn't really praised.
Glove full o' vaseline
Could care less about her sob story. In the book, she proceeded to call Crooks that one racial slur plus tells him that she could get him hung. Lynching was a thing in the 1930s.
@@kahootissecretlymaya1439 Exactly. There was a societal chain of command in the book. George/Slim/Curley-Curley's Wife-Lenny/Candy-Crooks. Crooks was screwed basically.
The way how george says no when she first asked if he had a sweetheart. He looked so sad.
i feel so sorry for her shes just bored u cant blame her imagine being stuck in a room all day
Let it Shinewolf yea I agree with u but it's not just that. In those times women Wernt even called by their actual names because just like how there was so much racism at that time there was a lot of sexism. Also if you think about it, in the entire book she was titled "curleys wife" so yeah I agree with u.
We need to start disciplining women again.
ECURB511 we need to start the ancient torture technique of removing men’s testicles and organs without solid evidence that they committed the crime they were accused of again
Right, especially with no other women around the ranch.
She knows she'll get them in trouble if she talks or hangs around with them. So I don't feel sorry for her.
She's just very lonely. That's why she tries to start conversation when she gets the chance.
You must have missed the obvious flirtation and sexual body language.
@@slooob23 flirting is the only way she knows how to attract attention to herself
@@pngtingjun2537 um she can just talk to him, she doesn't need to flirt.
@@wazemo2764 no one would give her the time of day if she just “talked”, remember she is a woman during the Great Depression. Women were ostracized greatly during this time, all she wants is some attention since she’s lonely.
Im pretty sure she wanted more than a conversation
Never understood why everyone hated Curley's wife. In the end, she really didn't do anything to anyone. They say she was a whore, but there was no evidence she was ever unfaithful. Flirting is just a way of talking, and last time I checked, it wasn't a crime or even punishable.
***** stop blaming curleys wife
its not she is simply desperate for attention
John50 Beach one of the main points the book was trying to show is how unfairly women where treated, we never even find out her name, because no one cares
John50 Beach She had the eye
***** she didn't want to be killed she didn't think she would be killed. Her death was an accident. Your opinion is one John Stienbeck wanted. It makes the death of Lennie more tragic. But when you read the book again and again you realise that she did nothing really wrong.
She is a young, naive and lonely girl with her dreams shattered in a loveless marriage there are no women around to talk to and at the end of the day she just wanted a friend and sadly that was Lennie.
Lieutenant Dan what are you doing here?
XD I knew I recognised him!
Nymphadora Tonks Lupin ikr lol XD
Forest gump
He was also in the green mile. Along with Tom Hanks once again.
Cicero James Quinn He ain't got no legs Lieutenant Daan...
why were lennie and george looking for a new dealer?
because they ran outta Weed
BlocktorwhoUnlimited Wow
Orion Cruz ahhahah
ItsTypicalAlexツ 😂
Orion Cruz 😂😂😂😂 wtf
Wow i get it -
new dealer = ranch / itinerant workers
ran outta weed = when lenny got in trouble and they had to run
*or*
a sneak drug joke
She seems like such a sweet lady and very interesting to talk to. What could ever go wrong?
Neck snap
😵🤭
Except that she's married & flirting with her husband's hired hand in the farm/barn, in the conservative & unforgiving 1930s. Tragedy awaits.
@@cruxivar6026 OK, there is that. But she’s otherwise quite lovely.
Those eyes have Satan behind them.....
The story coulda took an interesting turn right here, where George and 'Curly's wife' run away with Lenny and the old guy and they go buy that farm; and then Lenny and the Old guy could tend the rabbits, animals, etc, and George and Curly's wife could get married and she could get her big break in hollywood, then Of mice and men 2 could've been a romantic comedy.
But such is life
I wish that happened..
Lol! And this is why writing is so awesome
AppleFaction I love your mind
AppleFaction That’s What I thought was gonna happen when I read the book
Alas, the title had other plans for the book. It was destined to end badly ever since the beginning.
"seduces"? Flirts, sure, but seduces?
agreed... clearly a virgin tagged it that way its in no way a seduction
0:37 the way George just looked at her had me dying 😂
Even though this scene wasn't in the book, its written so well and in character that it pretty well could have been. Gary Sinise was a great George and he knew what he was doing with this movie.
The book is so different, George didn't talk to Curley's wife because he knew she was a tart.
josh potgieter I love that book George exerts more self control.
I do think George and Curley’s Wife would make a better couple than the wife and Curley himself.
They would look good together.
Honestly, George should have taken the time to warn Curly's Wife about going near Lennie in this scene. It likely would have completely prevented the hellish trouble that would come later.
Why can't most women be that upfront "let go of that old mule and talk to me!" 😂
You guys should read the letter John Steinbeck wrote to Claire Luce about who Curley's Wife is. Even he, the man who wrote this part, says she's not a tart.
ohitsdaniella If we does, then so be it. Let's stop arguing.
Jimmy Strudel I think it’s a type of candy. So by John Steinbeck’s deduction, she is in fact not a piece of candy
umanu not a sweet person?
@Jimmy Strudel Someone who sleeps or flirts around sorta thing
@@existingcommenter9647 Actually the first meaning is a kind of pastry, like strudel.😅
This scene wasn't in the book, a lot of scenes with Curley's wife aren't in the book, but they're really well written and play to her character very well in my opinion. This scene shows how flirtatious and lonely she is when Curley interrupts them, and in a later scene it shows how lonely she really is. Though Steinbeck didn't give her many scenes, and the writers of the movie had little to nothing to actually work with on her character, they were able to add in more scenes and cjange a few other scenes in very good ways. In my opinion, her character is explored more in both the sense of her loneliness and her flirtatious manner. Really shows the talent and time that went into it.
I like that they expanded it a bit too. She's not even given a name. She's just Curley's wife.
Sherilyn looked like an actress from Hollywood's golden era and not from 90's.
Curley's wife isn't a slut.
I agree. She's just lonely, since her and Curley are in an abusive and possesive relationship. Curley abuses her and forbids her to leave their house and talk to anyone other than him. You can tell in the things she says.
Casey J agree 100% no cheater not bad just wants love
You 100% wrote that down in your exam
Casey J my teacher called her sluty and a hor lol
No Stop Moo
Remember when we had to watch this movie at school, good times.
Required reading for me. I was long out of school when this came out. Currently reading it again. This will be my eighth time reading it.
I believe the entire direction of the story was to illustrate just how sad and desperate *everyone* was - its very bleakness was what made it starkly beautiful.
The poor woman needed someone to confide in. Steinbeck’s letter explains that she wasn’t trying to get with them, she was always conditioned to act towards men this way. She didn’t know any different.
Death of the author
@Documentary Detective III wtf you on mate
I feel really bad for her she seems so alone :(
it's upsetting that she feels like using her looks is the only way to get any attention from anyone around her :( she was so desperately lonely
At school my class had to watch the whole awesome book and movie then do an exam entirely focused around how curleys wife expresses strong feelings and attitudes. I literally wrote down 9 pages worth of information about that character and we still never know her real name.
Yeah..she's an object to curley...
"Curley's wife"
She's just curleys...
Shows that women of that time didn't have a voice in society
Once you hear someone say "touch my hair" to Lennie, you _know_ it's gonna be bad.
Everyone: George and Curley's wife are so cute!
Me: George and Lennie oh heck i love it
She pointed out George's name before stating her own.
why do I ship them so hard
Don't worry I ship them too
I thought I was the only one 😂😂
2 good, hot people that are unhappy and lonely. They should have run off together.
fact
If she was alive and young i think she would make a good MJ for Spiderman
The only character I didn’t feel heartbroken for in this book/movie was Curley. Everyone else just had such a hard, lonely, hard life where all they wanted was a damn chance to live a happy life.
We all think about Lennie (and rightly so as he had it worst of all) but George has to give up his whole life to work and look after Lennie, and Curleys Wife has no one to even just talk to.
Curley's Wife wore Red lipstick, dress and heels this doesnt match plus this wasnt in the book
Curley's wife is also supposed to be about 15-17 everybody seems to forget that
Jenny Blackledge she was that old?!
Jenny Blackledge No she wasn't. They're in the 1930s, not the 1500s. She would've been at least in her late teens.
We know she is older than 15 as its stated in the book that when a carnival came to town they wanted to take her but her mother said no. She was 15 then. she meets the man about the pictures and curly at a dance and it sounds like that happened a few years later. I would put her between 16-19. Still, very young.
On a farm, to wear heels is to cut off your own feet.
Wasn't in the book, but I think this just should've happened. It just fits in perfectly.
notice how he slightly smiles at 2:03
She's so gorgeous
Georgee is hottt!
IKR
Maybe something to write on GCSE English lit. Examiners will approve lol 😂
iTSmypartyiCRy2 I used to have a crush on him when I was 15 years old.
That was when I was doing it for my GCSE though. So you are not the only one.
Nickypink09 Hehe, Glad to know Im not the only one! x
iTSmypartyiCRy2 lennie is too
i was actually surprised when he listened and started talking to her
George is kinda fine tho
The difference is that George can defend himself.. Poor Lennie can’t
George: CANT A MAN WORK IN PEACE!?!?!? I need the money to make a better life
When Sherilyn Fenn asks....you say yes
He know he wanted her😂😂😂
Back when social media was limited, the barn is the best place to roll around xD
She's very pretty, haven't seen her in anything else though
George Smiley I would've loved to see her in a Bond film
She plays a character in Twin Peaks
you haven't seen Twin peaks then
where ? for research purposes
Marilyn Lewis Twin Peaks
i cant believe i watched this whole movie before i knew who sherilyn fenn was... i am so in love with her :(
I'm watching this because when we watched the movie in class everyone was screaming "OOH" and "OH MY GOD" and I didn't know what happened ;)
The book makes her seem manipulative and too flirty but I feel bad for her in the film because she’s lonely
George had no romantic experience with women so felt really awkward lol XD
Anybody else disgruntled that the book is slightly different than the movie?
The book is always different from the movies
But it does annoy me
You mean like it always is? I don't know what the big deal is.
Yes.
There are good reasons why the visual medium cannot be an exact representation of the text medium. Just appreciate each on its own merits, and there'll be no disgruntlement required.
NISHINOYA!
George’s voice changes when he’s talking to her
Funny, I don't remember that in the book.
+The1Dragonprincess hmm neither do I! heh
That's because the movie added in more scenes with Curly's wife. I think it was a good decision, they kept in line with her character.
This doesn’t happen in the book and I just realised 😂😂
Why do I ship them?
2:00 I love his bashfulness after she compliments him. 🥰
This wasn't in the book
Thred assasin nice
Elite Jordan same I was confused??
Elite Jordan Ik
It's one of those few examples of them adding something to a adaptation that I actually don't hate. In fact I actually like this scene.
I bet things could heat up real fast in that cool barn
oh no step-bro, I’m stuck in the barn.
Me: casually watching these movie clips.
Me: clicks on the 3rd one, thinking nothing of it.
Also me: *sees the title* OH
I ain’t want to be there during that time but George is fine
If I was Curley’s wife... I would...
I really don't see how she seduced him???
Lol really? I mean im pretty clueless at this but you've gotta be blind...
@@HallyVee should be tried
@@samguzman9560 I'm down. What are the charges? ;)
Bruhh rlly
Reading the book in school at the moment.
I had to do an assignment, it was an epilouge of what happens to George after of mice and men. I made him a roaming mercenary with a canine companion.
Why is Curley's wife first name never revealed?
because it shows curleys wife a minority, and its presented by the book where no name is given to her, just 'Curleys Wife' which refers to her as a just an object. :)
it is showing that she has no power
Because when this film was set girls were seen as a mans possession so by calling her curleys wife it tells us that she is just curleys possession and doesn't need a name
Basically what everyone else said, it is really a very deep meaningful important reason. Steinbeck wanted it that way.
This shits a GCSE question not a UA-cam question
Sherlyn Fenn has really distinctive eyes.
@Mr. Noname Yeah back in the day she looked like a full femme fatale
I get this good feeling that George is older than Lennie, hence to watching over him constantly.
Gary Sinise/George is hot. We did this book in school and I loved almost to the point of obsession. So sad about Lennie’s death. Poor Lennie!
You're right. Sinise is very handsome here.
*Curley's Wife TRIES To Seduce George.
The only person who actually uses the word seduced was my English teacher
Gurley!! (the 'urley" is from Curley's wife) I SHIP THEM! XD
You ship them? XD? I honestly don't know what you mean.
Idk why but he reminds me of Hugh Jackman
I was thinking the same thing!
Hey its lieutenant Dan! 😅
His neck's so long, when he shakes his head 'no' his neck doesn't even move. What kind of... what ?! Lmao !!!
I'm 15. We're going to watch this in English since we finished the book. And I ship them.
Correct title: "Curley's Wife Attempts to Seduce George" - It didn't work.
Is it just me but doesn't Curley's wife looks like Lola from Teen Beach movie?
Lieutenant Dan, “it’s a trap”. Run…..like Forest!
i needed to see the part where curley yells at her and tells her to go back to the house for my essayyyyy:(
Holy damn she is beautiful, no wonder Lenny couldn't stop staring at her
Don’t forget that lennie is also the one who snapped her neck.
@@ong2220 *on complete accident
She's very pretty
Great movie! Gary Sinise is friggin handsome!
Before Alexandra Daddario, there was Sherilyn Fenn.
George is so stern in the beginning of the video. He is getting more relaxed as the clip goes.
great!
1:31 when ur friends tells a dead joke (georges reaction)
why does she look like the biker brunette from the beach in teen beach movie
Ikr
She does
He looks fine
Sherylinn Fenn was so gorgeous then.
Her eyes wow
Hereveswow
George is an underrated sigma
From the thumbnail I was sure this was the same actress who portrayed Laura Palmer in Twin Peaks, but apparently it was Sherilyn Fenn who played Audrey Horne in... Twin Peaks. Life is strange sometimes.
Me reads title: GET.AWAY.FROM.THE.SMALL.BEAN
also me:well she got what she deserves
I swear I've seen this script on phub
Sherilyn Finn was sooooo gorgeous then. Not too shamble now either.
this actress was engaged to johnny depp, random.
Twin peaks
Bless her heart, poor girl. Just couldn’t take the hint.