Slap Shop is a masterpiece of Cinema. My wife saw it for the first time with me this past christmas in Florida. She loved it! That was probably the 15th time ive seen it. Yes, Slap Shot is the greatest hockey film ever. The two Carlson's and the Hanson did such a great job playing the Hanson Brother's. All three were great skaters.
I'd say it is the best sports movie ever......Broke so many rules back then and is sooooo incredibly popular all this time later as are the main characters.
Absolutely, Slap Shot and The Bad News Bears are the two greatest sports movies of all time, both from the 70's and both couldn't be made today (that's how you know they were so good 😂).
Met these guys at an autograph signing after a charity game in Seattle 20 some years ago. We were at the back of the line, and I was getting a little loaded. When we got to the table, I said "I found that machine that took your f'ing quarter" and put one on the table. Can't remember which one, but one said "I think it was Canadian, eh". Priceless moment I'll never forget. Thanks guys!
@@hulkhoganstights6596 It was a pretty amazing day, those guys were so friendly with everyone. They made an appearance during the game as ringers. Gretzky was a guest coach but didn't get to interact with him.
‘I’m listening to the f-king song’ was the highlight for me amongst all the highlights of this movie! Slap shot is my favorite sports movie. Thanks for the memories!
This movie will always have a special place in my heart. I was a little boy in the mid 80's when i saw it for the first time and fell in love with the sport instantly.
Steve - you’ve given so much to us fans over the years; the least we could do is support you through your tough time. No need to thank us ! I thank you for so many great memories. God Bless from Canada 🇨🇦
This is awesome!!! So many memories of watching this flick over the years…. Its great to get a little history behind some of the scenes. Old time hockey never gets old!!!
When you talk about iconic movies immortalizing a time period and a sport, none ring as lovingly accurate as Slap Shot. Eddie Shore, old time hockey, for life.
I remember back in the 1990's, the Hansons came to Portland Maine as guests of the Portland Pirates and I thought they were gonna get thrown out of the building that night! Their antics were pushing the envelope but hysterical !
The Quebec adaptation is AWESOME! Curse words and all, it is a masterpiece this movie! I am only 26 years old but I grew up with my parents being staff during games in the local arena. When I found the VHS at 10, I would sneak it in my room to watch it with my friends, we had a blast swearing at each other like the Hansons!! Good memories!
I love the part where the bus driver is beating the bus with a sledge hammer and they ask him "What are you doin?" And he driver says "IM MAKIN IT LOOK MEAN!!!"
When the ECHL formed Johnstown had one of the original franchises, The Chiefs. I went to many games. There is a junior hockey team that plays there now, Johnstown Tomahawks. Still a good time.
My dad & I laughed throughout this movie. We were in tears it was so funny. My dad was a huge Montreal Canadians fan and used to see all of the greats play. When we moved to the US we went to a lot of Houston Aeros hockey games. Gordie, Mark and Marty Howe were all on the team. We saw Gordie score his 800th goal. Even though my dad saw the best teams in pro hockey he said a Houston Aeros - Winnipeg game was the best he had ever seen. The Aeros were down 4-1 with just over a minute to go and they ended up beating Winnipeg in the most excited game ever. My dad and I loved Slap Shot and especially the Hanson Brothers! They added to the hilarity! Another hilarious show we laughed all the way through was Blazing Saddles. Our stomachs actually hurt from laughing so much. Both those shows were masterpieces. This program is so great with Steve Carlson talking about the way things were. All the best to him!
As a huge fan of Slapshot, this was fantastic to see and hear about these actual filming locations. Thank you Steve! And best wishes to you for continued good health!
I've seen this movie sooo many times and I still die laughing when the organist gets nailed with the puck. It was awesome to meet the trio at my local arena as a kid. Still have their signed photo on my wall
Some movies are overlooked when they come out. Some movies are like fine wine that get better with age. Slap Shot is one of those movies. Best wishes Steve!
Brilliant. I loved this film back in the day. Who would have thought Paul Newman of all the great American film stars would have done a movie like this. The Hansons made this film. We love this in the UK.
Hello Steve my family and I are so glad you are now healthy. My son Brandon and I had the privilege to meet you. Jeff and Dave at a Chiefs game years ago. I’m very glad that I got a chance to speak to you and get your autographs. I even remember attending the Lockhart Cup final in 1975. Where the Johnstown Jets won the Championship! Keep slapping the stick to the vulcanized rubber!! Take Care & God Bless! Jim Fox, Johnstown, PA
Slapshot...My ultimate favorite movie...My hometown Hornepayne NW Ontario is where Goldie Goldthorpe grew up and played hockey...He was the inspiration for Ogie Ogilthorpe in the movie. Also a little known fact...It was the first American movie translated in french in Quebec. No doubt that Yvon Barrette/Denis Lemieux and Yvan Ponton/Jean-Guy Drouin had something to do with that...They would've say something like " If you do the translation in France like usual, It will sound totally stupid " In Quebec, Hockey is way stronger than religion 👍👍
great movie.. i don't have the exact line but one of the funniest scenes ever was when the hanson brother told the ref to shutup during the anthem so he could hear the song . it just struck me as hysterical
That's the scene Steve talks about in the video where he said the actor playing the ref couldn't skate. You can even read Steve's lips when he says, "I'm listening to the f'n song".
So glad I hat the chance to meet them when they came over to Germany. They visited our city for their show on our ice. The party later was great . I still have these pictures done with them that evening.. best wishes for you Mr. Carlsson, thank you so much for this great movie, still laughing.. Take care
I remember the first time I saw the movie as a kid in my home country of Finland, it was in the late-1970's or early-1980's. Me, my brother, our dad and our friends gathered around the TV to watch the movie; we laughed out loud with tears in our eyes, it was so much fun! 😂 Our mom did not appreciate all the noise and screaming in our apartment building flat. Those moments will never return again but I am happy to have experienced them. So thanks again for all the wonderful memories of Slapshot, best regards! 🏒🏆🥊💥🇫🇮
I grew up in Rome. NY which is next to Utica NY and we used to go and see the Mohawk Valley Comets games. There is one scene in the movie where is was shot at the Utica War Memorial Auditorium. Slap Shot really captured what semi-pro hockey was like in the 70"s. It's now the Utica Comets and the place is the Adirondack Bank Center.
I've heard stories about how wild the old Comets games were. Glad the new Comets do pay homage to old Comets. My grandmother went to the filming at The Aud. She was a huge Paul Newman fan. For years, she only ever saw the edited version of the film and would call to tell us it was on tv. The first time she ever saw the unedited version, she frantically called us to tell us to turn it off haha.
The Comet games were really that off the wall. One time, when the Long Island Ducks came to Clinton to play the Comets, the fans were so mad at Long Island, they literally tipped their bus over
Hey Steve, it's Jim Starr in Hershey, PA ... I am glad you are doing well and I appreciate the tour. lol - It's been a while since the AHL team you played on (Baltimore Skipjacks) came to Hershey to play the Bears and all you guys would do the "snake" on the ice at the end of warmups. Remember that winning streak you and Baltimore had, I believe it was a 17 game win streak and the funny thing was that the streak started when you beat the Bears ... and 17 games later you were back in Hershey and the Bears ended your streak. See Bennett Wolfe much? : ) ... You and the rest of the Hanson's posed for a pic with me when you guys came to the area for a charity game. You guys had a bad temper as you started roughing me up just because I asked you if you wanted a stinkin' root beer. ... I mean, you could of just said No. LOL - ... Jim Starr - Hershey, PA / On UA-cam and Facebook.
Slap shot is my favorite movie!!! Like it's been said its "everything a man wants to see in a movie" These Hanson Brothers were good hearted young men, friendly unassuming, loyal, team players, selfless players, very likeable. That was the moral of the story... They were really good guys at heart. The three of them really were Hockey players!!!
Saw the Hanson brothers years ago at a Tampa Bay Lightning game when they were touring NHL Arenas. They had already done their schtick "water skiing" behind the Zamboni between periods. I went up to concession stand during next period and the Lightning rep was walking the three of them around the concourse to wherever it was they were supposed to go. I yelled over to them "HEY, I'll buy you guys a soda after the game" and right away they shot back "Yeah, but none of that stinkin' root beer". Funny stuff...
Thus movie is, and will always be my favourite First watched it at 13, gave it a watch every once and a while for the next 30 years and as a get older and see it with new eyes it just gets better and better
One of my all-time favorite films. It's authenticity is a treasure in today's world of CGI and extreme hyperbole. My prayers are with you concerning your battle with cancer.
Thank you for the memories. I was born in Johnstown in 1969 but live in Californiabow.. It was great to a little bit of it. Plus that movie is untouchable! Classic!!!
Kudos to Steve Carlson on a terrific job in the making of this Johnstown video. He is a great spokesman for Johnstown and a really nice energetic fellow. I played hockey in high school and in an old timers league 30 years ago. I hope Steve continues to do well and so happy to hear he’s in remission.
Greatest hockey film ever and Top 5 sports film of all-time! This little glimpse into the backstory of the film is absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for posting this. 💙💛
The french version (translated in "french canadian" french) is a cult movie in Quebec. A lot of people know by heart the dialogs, especially the most vulgar parts.
I loved this movie! I have a special place in my heart for Johnstown. My mom is from there. And…..John Daley former general manager of the Chiefs is my uncle.
Met the guys in the blue seats at Msg back in 1995… they toured the seats in full uniform with the foil on!!.. I screamed old time hockey.. I don’t remember who responded but one screamed Eddie shore!!!… all three guys were great… greatest shift in hockey history!
So I’m watching the video with my parents. They grew up in johnstown. At the end during the movie trailer when Paul Newman comes up the middle woman is my aunt!!!! No one in the family ever knew. All these years. Great movie and great town.
Real life fun fact , my dad worked security for the filming of the movie ! My mom and me as a baby were part of the crowd during filming ! For years my dad had his pay stub from the movie . Heard Newman was a really nice guy and treated people well !
Thank you for an incredible behind the scenes look at a classic! I still quote lines from it 40+ years later! And God bless you on your road to recovery! Way to go!!!!
I love this movie and watched it several times. As Steve was doing his tour and explaining where scenes were done I started laughing remembering the scenes. Thanks for the tour Steve and continued good health.
To say you worked with Paul”Cool hand Luke”Newman is an honour that many would give their right arm. To work with him on the most iconic hockey movie of all time, unreal! Thanks for this sir, as a Canadian this movie is in our fabric. “Fuck Eddie Shore!” 👊🏾✊🏽👌🏾🤘🏾
Best movie ever!!! It's been a huge part of my life. So much laughter and so many great lines. It will always be big in my life "like a horse " 🤣😜. Anyone who doesn't love this all time best well...they're " just scrappin ". I think I'll watch it right now as a matter of fact. Best of health #17 🏒🍻🇨🇦✌️
Greatest hockey movie ever. It still holds up today. I could see it over and over again. Thank you for the behind the scenes info. What a movie.
100%.
Miracle is the Best. Thanks for your opinion though.
@@peteranserin3708 miracle was a good one too.
@@peteranserin3708 meh
@peteranserin3708 To be fair. Both were on par with one another for me. This one is by far one of the most quotable movies, though
He got to act in a movie with Paul Newman and play hockey with Wayne Gretzky. That's amazing!
and gordie howe
Fun fact, Paul Newman and Wayne Gretzky were both born on January 26.
Life doesn't get any better than that.
Slap Shop is a masterpiece of Cinema. My wife saw it for the first time with me this past christmas in Florida.
She loved it! That was probably the 15th time ive seen it.
Yes, Slap Shot is the greatest hockey film ever.
The two Carlson's and the Hanson did such a great job playing the Hanson Brother's. All three were great skaters.
And now the Florida Panthers won the Stanley Cup. Just in time.
Not just the greatest hockey movies ever made but one of the greatest sports movies ever made!
No doubt!
I'd say it is the best sports movie ever......Broke so many rules back then and is sooooo incredibly popular all this time later as are the main characters.
Agreed !
Absolutely, Slap Shot and The Bad News Bears are the two greatest sports movies of all time, both from the 70's and both couldn't be made today (that's how you know they were so good 😂).
Met these guys at an autograph signing after a charity game in Seattle 20 some years ago. We were at the back of the line, and I was getting a little loaded. When we got to the table, I said "I found that machine that took your f'ing quarter" and put one on the table. Can't remember which one, but one said "I think it was Canadian, eh". Priceless moment I'll never forget. Thanks guys!
My god what a incredible story
@@hulkhoganstights6596 It was a pretty amazing day, those guys were so friendly with everyone. They made an appearance during the game as ringers. Gretzky was a guest coach but didn't get to interact with him.
"Can't remember which one..." 😂👏
Noice
Me too!!
‘I’m listening to the f-king song’ was the highlight for me amongst all the highlights of this movie! Slap shot is my favorite sports movie. Thanks for the memories!
A movie that brings me pure joy, never gets old, just keeps getting better
A proper legend, Steve Carlson
My high school hockey coach. Good to see he’s doing well
You guys must have played hard for him!
im sure he wasent your high school coach at all!!
So Glad to see you are doing better health wise Mr. Carlson! We love ya here in Johnstown!
Terrific tour, and glad to see Steve up and about! F--k cancer!
Steve,
I didn’t know about your cancer.
I’m glad that you are doing better!!
God bless
This movie will always have a special place in my heart. I was a little boy in the mid 80's when i saw it for the first time and fell in love with the sport instantly.
Steve - you’ve given so much to us fans over the years; the least we could do is support you through your tough time. No need to thank us ! I thank you for so many great memories. God Bless from Canada 🇨🇦
Awesome to see actors come back to do filming locations and talk about them.
This is awesome!!! So many memories of watching this flick over the years…. Its great to get a little history behind some of the scenes. Old time hockey never gets old!!!
Thanks again for making one of my best hockey movies ever. Glad you are doing well 😊
One of the best hockey movies???????? Dammit, Bill, this is one of the greatest movies ever made and that makes it the best sports movie ever made!
@@claimguy MIRACLE ON ICE
When you talk about iconic movies immortalizing a time period and a sport, none ring as lovingly accurate as Slap Shot.
Eddie Shore, old time hockey, for life.
Dit clapper
TOE BLAKE
I remember back in the 1990's, the Hansons came to Portland Maine as guests of the Portland Pirates and I thought they were gonna get thrown out of the building that night! Their antics were pushing the envelope but hysterical !
I love old hockey arenas and this one is great!
I remember as a kid, who was on the ice 6 days a week, watching this on broadcast tv and laughing SO hard that the next day my abs were pure pain.
I loved this movie! My mother was born and raised in Johnstown, (1936) can’t wait to show her this video. My father was from Windber.
The Quebec adaptation is AWESOME! Curse words and all, it is a masterpiece this movie! I am only 26 years old but I grew up with my parents being staff during games in the local arena. When I found the VHS at 10, I would sneak it in my room to watch it with my friends, we had a blast swearing at each other like the Hansons!! Good memories!
I love the part where the bus driver is beating the bus with a sledge hammer and they ask him "What are you doin?" And he driver says "IM MAKIN IT LOOK MEAN!!!"
Adding a visit to Johnstown and this arena to my bucket list 👍
When the ECHL formed Johnstown had one of the original franchises, The Chiefs. I went to many games. There is a junior hockey team that plays there now, Johnstown Tomahawks. Still a good time.
Same here.
"Owns...... OWNS!!!!" Ha ha ha!!!! What a classic. Every guy I know within 20 years of my age knows every line in this movie.
Oo own da Chiefs? LoL
That's what it said in the yearbook, Jim..
I scored a goal you fu#kin has been
My dad & I laughed throughout this movie. We were in tears it was so funny. My dad was a huge Montreal Canadians fan and used to see all of the greats play. When we moved to the US we went to a lot of Houston Aeros hockey games. Gordie, Mark and Marty Howe were all on the team. We saw Gordie score his 800th goal. Even though my dad saw the best teams in pro hockey he said a Houston Aeros - Winnipeg game was the best he had ever seen. The Aeros were down 4-1 with just over a minute to go and they ended up beating Winnipeg in the most excited game ever.
My dad and I loved Slap Shot and especially the Hanson Brothers! They added to the hilarity! Another hilarious show we laughed all the way through was Blazing Saddles. Our stomachs actually hurt from laughing so much. Both those shows were masterpieces.
This program is so great with Steve Carlson talking about the way things were. All the best to him!
Steve, may God bless you and keep you safe. You are an inspiration to everyone. Love you lots! From all of us in Buffalo, NY (Home of the Norsemen!).
And the Sabres and Anchor bar wings and then go to the Aud for a game 🥰
Great stuff. And good to see Marley’s statue wasn’t canceled and torn down.
Also good to see that johnstown enjoys expanded voter access.
It will be a sad day when they start canceling dog statues.
@@ryanduray1 but a happy one when Confederate statues are removed.
As a huge fan of Slapshot, this was fantastic to see and hear about these actual filming locations. Thank you Steve! And best wishes to you for continued good health!
I've seen this movie sooo many times and I still die laughing when the organist gets nailed with the puck. It was awesome to meet the trio at my local arena as a kid. Still have their signed photo on my wall
Some movies are overlooked when they come out. Some movies are like fine wine that get better with age. Slap Shot is one of those movies. Best wishes Steve!
Brilliant. I loved this film back in the day. Who would have thought Paul Newman of all the great American film stars would have done a movie like this. The Hansons made this film. We love this in the UK.
Glad to see you are doing well following your cancer treatment Steve. Thanks for the memories.
Hello Steve my family and I are so glad you are now healthy. My son Brandon and I had the privilege to meet you. Jeff and Dave at a Chiefs game years ago. I’m very glad that I got a chance to speak to you and get your autographs. I even remember attending the Lockhart Cup final in 1975. Where the Johnstown Jets won the Championship! Keep slapping the stick to the vulcanized rubber!!
Take Care & God Bless! Jim Fox, Johnstown, PA
Slapshot...My ultimate favorite movie...My hometown Hornepayne NW Ontario is where Goldie Goldthorpe grew up and played hockey...He was the inspiration for Ogie Ogilthorpe in the movie.
Also a little known fact...It was the first American movie translated in french in Quebec.
No doubt that Yvon Barrette/Denis Lemieux and Yvan Ponton/Jean-Guy Drouin had something to do with that...They would've say something like " If you do the translation in France like usual, It will sound totally stupid " In Quebec, Hockey is way stronger than religion 👍👍
great movie.. i don't have the exact line but one of the funniest scenes ever was when the hanson brother told the ref to shutup during the anthem so he could hear the song . it just struck me as hysterical
That's the scene Steve talks about in the video where he said the actor playing the ref couldn't skate. You can even read Steve's lips when he says, "I'm listening to the f'n song".
-I got my eye on you. You pull one thing, you're out.
I run a clean game here. Any trouble, I'll suspend you.
-I'm listening to the fucking song!
Met the Carlson’s in Marquette Michigan , when they played for the Iron Rangers.
Thanks Steve! Awesome. Slap Shot is the best hockey movie ever made!
very cool. love the Hanson brothers!!!
Love this movie and these gents. Add to the fact it was filmed in my native state of Pennsylvania!! Old time hockey never dies!!🇺🇸🇨🇦
So glad I hat the chance to meet them when they came over to Germany. They visited our city for their show on our ice. The party later was great . I still have these pictures done with them that evening.. best wishes for you Mr. Carlsson, thank you so much for this great movie, still laughing.. Take care
Steve, I love it when you and your brothers are playing with the slot car track in the hotel room. Bringing the toys on the road!
THEY BROUGHT THEIR F ING TOYS!
@@goober208 they’re to dumb to play with themselves!
Hope you stay healthy. One of the best 70’s comedies ever made.
Good for you Steve! Thank you for the many hours of enjoyment while growing up and watching Slap Shot over and over again.
I enjoyed every second of that! Wonderful memories.
God bless you, Steve. I didn't know about the room at the Arena. Will check it out next time I go through.
ICONIC movie that'll never be forgotten ....
Best movie ever! Great video. Thanks for the memories Steve. Much love to you
I own the 25th anniversary video! I primarily watch the side where the three of you talk during the movie. I find it so funny
Memories of the greatest hockey movie ever ! Glad to hear you are doing better ! Thanks for the trip down memory lane 👍
Love it! Watch it now and again. Great movie.
Met the Hansons in Greenville 2015 at a hockey game. Coolest guys I ever met.
I love this movie
Should part of the national film registry
I remember the first time I saw the movie as a kid in my home country of Finland, it was in the late-1970's or early-1980's. Me, my brother, our dad and our friends gathered around the TV to watch the movie; we laughed out loud with tears in our eyes, it was so much fun! 😂 Our mom did not appreciate all the noise and screaming in our apartment building flat. Those moments will never return again but I am happy to have experienced them. So thanks again for all the wonderful memories of Slapshot, best regards! 🏒🏆🥊💥🇫🇮
What a movie!!!!! Loved every second of it. I was 15 when it came out. Great fun.
Saw these guys on set of Slapshot 3 The Jr. Years...
I was an extra just sitting watching hockey.
Got to see Leslie Neilson too.
Met Steve and the other 2 guys at a Charlotte Checkers game about 10 years ago. Nice guys and very funny.
A great movie one of my favorite Hockey movie Im french Canadian and here in Quebec its a classic cult movie
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Awesome video! Thank you for the tour and awesome to see you doing well.
This was so cool! Quite the trip down memory lane. I need to watch the movie again.
I'm betting on a foiled up Carlson over cancer every time.
This is the way to do a filming location! Thank you Steve!
In the province of Québec, in Canada, Slapshot is a classic. It was translated in Québécois French and it was sooooo hilarious!!!!
Great video , thank you for making it! That guy is awesome hopefully the cancer is gone for ever !
This was so so so good. Thanks Mr. Hansen
I grew up in Rome. NY which is next to Utica NY and we used to go and see the Mohawk Valley Comets games. There is one scene in the movie where is was shot at the Utica War Memorial Auditorium. Slap Shot really captured what semi-pro hockey was like in the 70"s. It's now the Utica Comets and the place is the Adirondack Bank Center.
I've heard stories about how wild the old Comets games were. Glad the new Comets do pay homage to old Comets. My grandmother went to the filming at The Aud. She was a huge Paul Newman fan. For years, she only ever saw the edited version of the film and would call to tell us it was on tv. The first time she ever saw the unedited version, she frantically called us to tell us to turn it off haha.
@@chrisharrington4398 Thank you for sharing
The Comet games were really that off the wall. One time, when the Long Island Ducks came to Clinton to play the Comets, the fans were so mad at Long Island, they literally tipped their bus over
Hey Steve, it's Jim Starr in Hershey, PA ... I am glad you are doing well and I appreciate the tour. lol - It's been a while since the AHL team you played on (Baltimore Skipjacks) came to Hershey to play the Bears and all you guys would do the "snake" on the ice at the end of warmups. Remember that winning streak you and Baltimore had, I believe it was a 17 game win streak and the funny thing was that the streak started when you beat the Bears ... and 17 games later you were back in Hershey and the Bears ended your streak. See Bennett Wolfe much? : ) ... You and the rest of the Hanson's posed for a pic with me when you guys came to the area for a charity game. You guys had a bad temper as you started roughing me up just because I asked you if you wanted a stinkin' root beer. ... I mean, you could of just said No. LOL - ... Jim Starr - Hershey, PA / On UA-cam and Facebook.
Slap shot is my favorite movie!!! Like it's been said its "everything a man wants to see in a movie" These Hanson Brothers were good hearted young men, friendly unassuming, loyal, team players, selfless players, very likeable. That was the moral of the story... They were really good guys at heart. The three of them really were Hockey players!!!
Thank you Steve! This was awesome!!
Seen that movie so many times
Saw the Hanson brothers years ago at a Tampa Bay Lightning game when they were touring NHL Arenas. They had already done their schtick "water skiing" behind the Zamboni between periods. I went up to concession stand during next period and the Lightning rep was walking the three of them around the concourse to wherever it was they were supposed to go. I yelled over to them "HEY, I'll buy you guys a soda after the game" and right away they shot back "Yeah, but none of that stinkin' root beer". Funny stuff...
Thus movie is, and will always be my favourite
First watched it at 13, gave it a watch every once and a while for the next 30 years and as a get older and see it with new eyes it just gets better and better
One of my go to sports movies. Outstanding!!!!!!!!!!!! And I've been to Johnstown a few times!
So many memories in the War Memorial and the pro shop. Ziggy was a great person and supporter of youth hockey.
12:26 “and this is where the liquid beverages were here…”. This is guy is excellent.
One of my all-time favorite films. It's authenticity is a treasure in today's world of CGI and extreme hyperbole. My prayers are with you concerning your battle with cancer.
A movie that evokes so much emotion and nostalgia for the late 70's. Thanks!!!
One of my favorite movies!!
Great movie. Nice job showing us the inside of making the movie.
classic film. The scene where he was hit in the face with the keys and a few others were filmed at the onondaga county war memorial in Syracuse.
Thank you for the memories. I was born in Johnstown in 1969 but live in Californiabow.. It was great to a little bit of it. Plus that movie is untouchable! Classic!!!
Kudos to Steve Carlson on a terrific job in the making of this Johnstown video. He is a great spokesman for Johnstown and a really nice energetic fellow. I played hockey in high school and in an old timers league 30 years ago. I hope Steve continues to do well and so happy to hear he’s in remission.
The Best Hockey Movie Of All Time
Greatest hockey film ever and Top 5 sports film of all-time! This little glimpse into the backstory of the film is absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for posting this. 💙💛
I still watch it today, I've seen it so many times and it never gets old. So many funny scenes.
Greatest movie ever.
The french version (translated in "french canadian" french) is a cult movie in Quebec. A lot of people know by heart the dialogs, especially the most vulgar parts.
I loved this movie! I have a special place in my heart for Johnstown. My mom is from there. And…..John Daley former general manager of the Chiefs is my uncle.
Met the guys in the blue seats at Msg back in 1995… they toured the seats in full uniform with the foil on!!.. I screamed old time hockey.. I don’t remember who responded but one screamed Eddie shore!!!… all three guys were great… greatest shift in hockey history!
All the best Steve...What a class act and what a great movie!
Still watching this movie over and over today. Great fun movie
So I’m watching the video with my parents. They grew up in johnstown. At the end during the movie trailer when Paul Newman comes up the middle woman is my aunt!!!! No one in the family ever knew. All these years. Great movie and great town.
I've never seen it. I'll have to find this movie. Thanks for the video.
Every old tyme hockey fan has to see Slapshot.
You havent lived yet! You gotta see it!
You won't be disappointed.
Real life fun fact , my dad worked security for the filming of the movie ! My mom and me as a baby were part of the crowd during filming ! For years my dad had his pay stub from the movie . Heard Newman was a really nice guy and treated people well !
Thank you for an incredible behind the scenes look at a classic! I still quote lines from it 40+ years later! And God bless you on your road to recovery! Way to go!!!!
I love this movie and watched it several times. As Steve was doing his tour and explaining where scenes were done I started laughing remembering the scenes. Thanks for the tour Steve and continued good health.
To say you worked with Paul”Cool hand Luke”Newman is an honour that many would give their right arm. To work with him on the most iconic hockey movie of all time, unreal! Thanks for this sir, as a Canadian this movie is in our fabric.
“Fuck Eddie Shore!”
👊🏾✊🏽👌🏾🤘🏾
Best movie ever!!! It's been a huge part of my life. So much laughter and so many great lines. It will always be big in my life "like a horse " 🤣😜. Anyone who doesn't love this all time best well...they're " just scrappin ". I think I'll watch it right now as a matter of fact. Best of health #17 🏒🍻🇨🇦✌️
I was just thinking about this movie and how it is one my guilty pleasures.