Car Wash (10/10) Movie CLIP - Duane Pulls a Gun (1976) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Duane (Bill Duke) threatens Lonnie (Ivan Dixon) with a gun for the money, but Duane talks him down.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Michael Schultz directed this kinetic, hyperventilating comedy (scripted by Joel Schumacher) concerning the crazed events that go on within a single 10-hour period at a Los Angeles car wash. The cast of colorful car-wash employees includes Lonnie (Ivan Dixon), an ex-con; Duane (Bill Duke), a militant black activist; and Lindy (Antonio Fargas), an obnoxious homosexual. Sully Boyar plays Mr. B, the frazzled car-wash owner who has to deal with his screwball employees along with his over-educated slip of a son, Irwin (Richard Brestoff), who quotes Mao and wants to radicalize the workers. Also along for the wash and wax are Miss Beverly Hills (Lauren Jones), with a wild assortment of wigs; Marsha (Melanie Mayron), the distracted car wash secretary; a mad bomber (Prof. Irwin Corey), who is terrorizing the neighborhood; and Daddy Rich (Richard Pryor), the founder of the Church of Divine Economic Spirituality, who sports a gold limousine. Danny de Vito, Brooke Adams and others were originally in the cast but their scenes were ultimately deleted.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1976)
Cast: Ivan Dixon, Bill Duke
Director: Michael Schultz
Producers: Art Linson, Don Phillips, Gary Stromberg
Screenwriter: Joel Schumacher
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@rubendominguez5260 6 лет назад

Damn when he said I have to come to this clown show everyday I felt that

@chrismacks3640 5 лет назад

Ruben Dominguez why do they want him to be a gay pimp

@extremeking425 4 года назад

Chris Macks tf

@missayawk 4 года назад

That's how I feel coming to MY job

@keyopronin4134 3 года назад

Damn, straight I feel ya got the same clown's at the GIG.

@justantrevinoadams2523 3 года назад

This life we're living in is a three ring circus.

@christopherhuff3123 4 года назад

This is my favorate Bill Duke role.I grew up watching this movie. Ive seen it a billion times and his scenes blow me away to this day. VERY powerful.

@raymondsolisjr.1262 2 года назад

I remember the Danny Devto scenes

@jimmyjohnson3178 2 года назад

The best seen in the movie.

@JTRocks1 3 месяца назад

@@raymondsolisjr.1262 Yes, from the tv version.

@amyfrancis6551 5 лет назад

Powerful scene, very strong black men and good actors

@JTRocks1 3 месяца назад

Yep! 😮

@mmfmmf332 4 года назад

Classic scene! All these years later this scene is still powerful.

@arte4arte 2 года назад

The best scene from the film. Car Wash was one of the most important films of the 70's , hands down. A masterpiece.

@JTRocks1 3 месяца назад

Absolutely! 👍🙂

@Mutlap 7 лет назад

See the mans head on his shoulder, that's real humility and accepting his mistake. No fronten here !!

@mwhite6522 3 года назад

Anyone who's had a real hard day can relate to this scene. Sometimes all you need is a good friend, and you can get through it.

@raymondsolisjr.1262 2 года назад

Yup

@keyopronin4134 2 года назад

Damn, your Statement is Gospel.

@ericcsudduth5166 3 месяца назад

Amen to that !!!!

@JTRocks1 3 месяца назад

Yep, workin' it out, together! 👍🙂

@RSTAR2009 10 лет назад

I remember watching this as a black kid growing up in South Los Angeles and one thing that I miss is that UNITY that we all had - not just BLACK but as AMERICANS. Everybody loved the Osmonds, The Bee Gees, Hee-Haw, The Charles Daniels Band, The Brady Bunch, Little Rascals, The Jackson 5, The Patridge Family, yadda-yadda-yadda!

@joel8583 7 лет назад

Yep, those were the days!

@thejusticemike 6 лет назад

I was born in 1976, but I look back on what I think that era was and wax nostalgic. Even though I wasn't really there.

@affy45 6 лет назад

I thought you were going to say something Smart, well never mind

@imdurgesh9430 5 лет назад

BLOODS AND CRIPS THIS IS SOUTH CENTRAL

@ECO473 4 года назад

Well said, friend.

@pingdominican 11 лет назад

Real heartfelt scene.

@williefufu2985 4 года назад

I was a kid when this movie came out at the Theaters even as a kid I understood how powerful this scene was, not it makes me want to cry. I didn't know how much talent was in this movie but I was just a kid.

@Eklectic1 4 года назад

A clown show...not only watching it but unfortunately being a part of it as well. Real talk in this scene.

@JTRocks1 3 месяца назад

😐

@davidj5910 7 лет назад

Still a powerful scene.

@derrickgibson86 6 лет назад

David J very

@lakeisharobinson2132 5 лет назад

2019

@paywhatuowe6976 5 лет назад

one of the best of the 70s ✌ watching in 2019

@Carlschwamberger1 5 лет назад

Is easy to mistake this for a comedy, but these last scenes put that to rest. Karma comes to rest for the entire crew, each characters narrative closed out in a serious representation of their struggle..

@HaywardEntertainment 4 года назад

With some cool backing music

@lyndelljones5483 6 лет назад

Ivan Dixon has a serious masculine voice. Love it. I loved Bill Duke in this movie.

@beaujac311 4 года назад

Lyndell Jones:. He sounds nothing like the character Kinchloe that he played on the tv series Hogan's Heroes. I'm a big fan of Hogan's Heroes and I have a hard time convincing myself that they are the same actor. I know I can't be the only one.

@lyndelljones5483 4 года назад

@@beaujac311 Ivan Dixon was Kinchloe. Here's his Wikipedia about that role. Hogan's Heroes In his best-known role, Dixon appeared as POW Staff Sergeant James "Kinch" Kinchloe in the ensemble cast of the television sitcom Hogan's Heroes. "Kinch" was the communications specialist, a translator of French, and Hogan's default second in command. Dixon played Kinchloe from 1965 to 1970, the only one of the series' long-time cast not to remain for the entire series. Kenneth Washington replaced Dixon for the last year of the show's run, as a different character filling a similar role

@beaujac311 4 года назад

@@lyndelljones5483 I know he was Kinchloe and I know Hogan's Heroes like the back of my hand. What I was saying is that Ivan Dixon's voice sounds so much different in Car Wash than it did on Hogan's. His voice sounds gruffer on Car Wash.

@rulnacco 3 года назад

Ivan Dixon was a criminally underappreciated actor. He was brilliant!

@billking1751 2 года назад

@@beaujac311 I have the same thoughts. It's really hard believing it's the same man.

@ccth22 3 года назад

As a kid when I saw this scene I thought of Abdullah as just another crazy revolutionary. But when I got to high school I could see the parallels. When you the circus happening around you I’m sure it can be hard to take.

@Ktgsvtrdg66 3 года назад

One of the most powerful men in movie history being able to talk Bill Duke outta shooting you! Damn!👍

@calvinmack206 3 года назад

Its as real as it gets. Powerful acting. Wow

@pbennett13 3 года назад

Love, understanding, compassion, forgiveness, humility... ain’t nothing changed.... Brothas need it even more

@ferrobuckets2506 5 лет назад

We need more black men like this in the world.

@Wis_Dom 4 года назад

They exist, but they are either giving up hope or succumbing to the selfishness of the system.

@pbennett13 3 года назад

Preach

@uncorrupted2786 3 года назад

Which one? The one holding the gun, or the other dude?

@urbanguerrilla3022 3 года назад

Word iz Bond!!

@warplanner8852 3 года назад

We need more MEN like this in the world!

@katohammond 2 года назад

The perfect example of "Being my Brother's keeper"!

@vidform Год назад

The background instrumental is called "Water" by the band, Rose Royce from the "Car Wash" movie soundtrack.

@MackeyDeez 7 лет назад

I love this movie because it reminds me of a typical day on the job. If anyone who has ever worked at such jobs know that there's never a dull day when you work with a bunch of colorful characters. And anything could happen that will have you cracking up.

@thiscorrosion900 5 лет назад

"piss???????"

@dbrown9495 4 года назад

Abdullah got tired of the hard work low pay no room for advancement!

@666kinski 3 года назад

RIP Ivan Dixon..Bill started out as Good actor,Even Better Director.

@adriansampson2563 9 лет назад

" Ivan Dixon ... Great accomplished Actor, DIRECTOR. LOVED THE GUY IN TWILIGHT ZONE EPISODES. " R.I.P

@Thinker669 3 года назад

I remember him Hogan's Heros.

@rulnacco 3 года назад

Ivan Dixon was indeed a great actor who was terribly underappreciated. Too bad he wasn't working today--he'd have been in loads of great roles. He was brilliant in the ones he did get at the time.

@jkapp374 2 года назад

2 great actors in this scene..Car Wash was a comedy but right here was a scene worthy of any of the crime drama films of the late 70's

@timinla64 4 года назад

I remember seeing this movie at the theater when I was 12. It was great. Ordered it on DVD a few years back, and appreciate it even more now. Had forgotten how much I dug the music.

@kshinokevin 5 лет назад

Bill Duke & Ivan Dixon - both are legends, man, R.I.P.

@husseinkanteh2084 5 лет назад

Bill duke is still alive

@richspinaci8293 9 месяцев назад

Ivan Dixon (Hogans Heroes) RIP

@Mr.Marcuzz 2 года назад

I never really understood this part until now. It’s cold out here.

@JTRocks1 3 месяца назад

Yeah!! 😮

@davidallen5535 6 месяцев назад

"Duane Pulls a Gun"- how many times I got to tell you it's ABDULLAH! A most powerful character in the film ... and confronting Lonnie's reality makes for a great scene.

@missayawk 4 года назад

Bill Duke and Ivan Dixon were the 2 best ACTORS in this movie...This scene exemplifies that.

@jerryj920 6 лет назад

April 6th: Happy birthday Actor-Director-Singer Ivan Dixon III (1931-2008) "Hogan's Heroes" "Car Wash" "Nothing But A Man," "The Spook Who Sat By The Door." Thank you and God bless. RIP. Thanks for the upload, Movieclips. Blessings

@Madbandit77 6 лет назад

Jerry Johnson He also directed episodes of "The Rockford Files" "Magnum P.I.", "The Greatest American Hero", "Hardcastle & McCormick" and "The A-Team".

@paywhatuowe6976 5 лет назад

wow , I had no clue he was a very powerful actor & director wish their were more like him today rest in power Mr Dixon👊

@missayawk 4 года назад

Also appeared on Mod Squad and episodes of the Twilight Zone.

@beaujac311 4 года назад

@@missayawk Doesn't his voice sound a lot different in Car Wash than it did on Hogan's Heroes? Did something happen to his voice in the short time (about 6 years) between finishing Hogan's to his role in Car Wash?

@Joel4500 6 лет назад

I had forgotten that even though I remembered this movie as a much beloved comedy from my teenage years it also had some very serious and profound moments.

@ManuelGuzman067 4 года назад

Oscar worthy scene.

@robertquentincobb 12 лет назад

Bill Duke is the BEST. I loved his role in Predator and American Gigolo . Tanks.

@WattsUpTez10mm 3 года назад

He directed a lot of films as well.

@cobbetlprogrammer1344 3 года назад

@@WattsUpTez10mm What files are those?

@StevenGladden-kh4bd Год назад

When he said "I just can't take it" I knew exactly what he was talking about

@martinmena4625 4 года назад

I was blessed with being able to see this movie on VHS when I was like 5. I didn't even know English at the time, just Spanish lol but this was my favorite scene because its powerful and it just speaks to you, with or without words.

@steviejrvsilluminati4933 2 года назад

THAT'S CHUMP CHANGES! 🤣😂🤣🤣

@onlypostthebest6104 10 месяцев назад

FACTSSSSSSSSSSS

@knucklegame5050 11 дней назад

That's CHUMP CHANGE. NOT CHANGES

@onlypostthebest6104 10 месяцев назад

Brothers crying on another Brother shoulder… That’s all some of us need sometimes.. Nothing wrong with a grown man crying every now and again

@Donaldh32 9 лет назад

I LOVE CAR WASH ITS MY FAVORITE MOVIE

@joel8583 7 лет назад

One of my top faves from the 70's! :)

@calvinmack206 3 года назад

You onow its fantastic acting. When it reaches your soul. Wow best part in the movie..

@STRENGTHSKATEBOARDS 8 лет назад

MAKES ME CRY SO MUCH

@yeluacmusic 2 года назад

Bill Duke. That’s all you ever need to say.

@imtoostrongforyourowngood2304 4 года назад

Powerful Scene All The Way

@GreenChilliD 11 лет назад

That's how I feel about my job. Everyday I gotta come here. I dunno man. I dunno.

@joel8583 7 лет назад

Yeah

@dedrickmcconnell621 7 лет назад

His name is Abdullah!

@missayawk 4 года назад

His mama named him Dwayne...Imma call him Dwayne...lol

@jamarholland2773 10 месяцев назад

This scene is so universal. That's why it is so powerful to this day.

@MisterJackson-so9lo 4 месяца назад

When I watched this as a child I remember crying. When I came of age I cried even harder with my own life experiences.

@gerardraney4227 4 года назад

Bill Duke became a great director. Examples Deep Cover and Hoodlum

@rogerheath9787 4 года назад

Bill Duke is a great actor look at his facial expressions

@nunayobiz 4 года назад

"Every day I gotta come here and watch this clown show." A lot of brothers feel that way. Smart, talented but hamstrung by a system that doesn't even want us alive since it can no longer beat free labor out of us. I feel you brother.

@Madbandit77 3 года назад

I don't think "talented" is the right description for Abdullah. More like smart and passionate, but that passion gets in the way of common sense. It's true he's undervalued, but robbing the car wash was going to get him into more trouble. That's why Lonnie, an ex-con, talked him out of it.

@urbanguerrilla3022 3 года назад

@KJ Carson you speakin the gospel right there fam, you aint never lied bruh!!

@robjohnson8522 2 года назад

"Smart, talented but hamstrung by a system that doesn't even want us alive" Plenty of back people are very successful but it is never those who believe they cannot succeed. The fact you feel that way is what really hobbles you and holds you down. You are you worst enemy. Making you believe you cannot succeed is the REAL way the white liberals hold you back and keep you down.

@burtonrivera5253 2 года назад

Eh, some get breaks cos they sell out, some are talented, some stick it out and persevere while others slowly, gradually learn and adapt and teach the youngsters what they can.

@burtonrivera5253 2 года назад

( no "formula for success" ) Some fail with everything given and some make much with nothing

@kazmaitalia8796 Год назад

Maybe best acting scene of all time!!

@2slick35 10 месяцев назад

Damn,my job is an everyday clown show today! Lol Salute to brother Bill Duke! Awesome actor! Classic movie!

@RoLPeace 10 месяцев назад

Unfortunately a lot of jobs are like this. Sometimes you get to comfortable and then you realize your stuck and have to figure how to get out. Speaking from experience

@freddienewmam3996 3 года назад

Abdullah my favorite character ✊🏿🔥✊🏿🔥✊🏿

@curtiswhiteheadjr1322 3 года назад

I look @ Ivan in this movie and I do not see Kinchloe from Hogan’s Heroes. 😳 Great Actor & Director. 💯

@billking1751 2 года назад

I really don't see it either, or at least not much.

@jaylove9844 6 лет назад

Damn good scene and underrated. Two opposing sides coming together for one cause, black unity. A lot to be learned from our people.

@billking1751 2 года назад

Well said. Cause at the end of the day we are all we really have. We have no friends, or allies. And this scene gives us a sense of that.

@jaylove9844 2 года назад

@@billking1751 Yes sir. If we learn to love one another, things would be better for our race. True love brings about understanding.

@billking1751 2 года назад

@@jaylove9844 That would be a great thing. I once lived in a time when it was a part of the way there, meaning we stuck together far, far, better than we do day. But sadly many of us dropped our core values, tridional family, and it's importance, working together, and less of a clown show as the Abdullah character was talking about. I once went off on some friends years ago, because all they wanted to do was get together, clown, and mocking each other, especially on me. We were in our early 30s and all that laughing, grinning, and what not was enough for me. Anyway, there's a ton more to it, then I listed, as I'm more than sure you already know.

@billybob9961 4 года назад

One of my top 10 all-time favorite movies great music track and great acting

@d1inonly 2 месяца назад

This scene has always been special to me. Thank you Ivan Dixon and Bill Duke.

@cuzdogg839 5 лет назад

Abdullah didn't want to work there anymore anyway

@mikerichards6615 Год назад

Black men uniting, supporting and looking out for each other, not killing each other which is so prevalent with this new generation. It's a shame.

@MisterJackson-so9lo 4 месяца назад

I remember this scene had me crying and as a grown man I cried even harder having lived life and seen so much. Bill Duke and Ivan Dixon went deep with this one scene 😢😢😢😢

@89426 Год назад

A Hollywood scene that manages to keep it real, like in Apocalypse Now: it gets under your skin. The 1970s, people.

@darrolldevanesavage7423 11 лет назад

Thats a cold track! Water!!

@joel8583 7 лет назад

Yeah and perfect for that scene. It definitely fits!

@robertfarrell7042 3 года назад

This was a great scene.

@StevenGladden-ue7ty 2 месяца назад

I just can't take it ... too honest and relatable

@jessehenderson8121 5 лет назад

A CLASSIC SCENE 👌 👌

@joet.sports5114 4 месяца назад

Great great actors...Especially Ivan Dixon...so underrated...

@larrylollis5875 2 года назад

Lonnie was a good friend to abdullah he saved his life and his job

@trey964 3 года назад

Still a powerful scene

@BruddahMan3834 5 месяцев назад

Came here during my lunch break JUST for that line 😂😭

@anneyahgrace427 5 лет назад

My PEOPLE!!! I love my people..😑

@RODDASTEELER932 2 года назад

Right on!✊🏿

@jimmyjohnson3178 2 года назад

The Best Seen in the movie.

@mtrich8113 6 лет назад

I got the meet Bill Duke and help him out at the airport. Pretty cool brother but I didn't realize it was that tall almost 6 foot.

@missayawk 4 года назад

Bill Duke is close to 6'5"

@peaceseeker9927 3 года назад

Unforgettable. It's so real life.

@robertgreene105 Год назад

You can pretend like you don't want people to love you and put on a tough Pasadena front but inside you start crying out for Love once your voice is being heard you turn from your negative energy that's bugging you and eating you u break down and cry because you tired of living like that.

@kasim0wens685 5 лет назад

, I Know a Man from the Bay Area looks like Bill Duke

@missayawk 4 года назад

I look like Bill Duke...and PROUD of it.

@mikhailabunidal9146 Год назад

The interview Vladimir Lyubovny aka Dj Vlad of Vlad gave to Bill Duke aka Abdullah Duane brough me here and boy xan this man act

@canopeaz 3 года назад

Big props to Kinchloe

@88PLR 5 лет назад

Classic moment!

@shawnphillips8770 3 года назад

Thanks JB Smoove and Miles

@Beatleboy-fc3kh 3 года назад

I'm here from there too...lol 😆 it ain't worth it maaaan.

@MisterB2eternity 2 года назад

Abdullah went on to become a homicide detective. You brought the bottle of beer....

@mookeychase0907 4 месяца назад

Ivan Dixon and Bill Duke in a beautiful scene..

@rjhikups78 3 года назад

That's real o.g. style right there

@JTRocks1 3 месяца назад

I sure wouldn't want to be there alone at night, very scary. It's a good thing that Lonnie was there and saved Abdullah from ruining his life. 😯

@Blueman2018 3 года назад

Abdul was real about his

@Citizenrichie 10 лет назад

Ramon: I'm a white guy from the Bronx and I hear and feel you. I think what you're expressing is that we've lost a lot of our culture as Americans. For, shame.

@jasonjerry4952 4 года назад

Citzenrichie that's close, but it goes deeper... it's the struggle between what you've been taught and what you've grown to understand... the "clown show" refers to the everyday hustle and bustle of life, work, and rules... it's hard to relegate yourself to that life especially when you find out that you came from better... he's trying to find that medium

@ManuelGuzman067 6 лет назад

Awesome movie one of my fav classics . love to see again

@HeartlessSIime 11 месяцев назад

We need more brothas to convince other brothas to put down the gun 🥺😔

@fernandiaz8212 9 месяцев назад

Don't do it Abdullah 😅

@Elwrt455 7 месяцев назад

Great acting

@Cyberthug2000 Год назад

Powerful.

@rooseveltdavis9559 5 лет назад

This were back in the 8-track tape years. Have mercy. When times were the greatest. Miss them like crazy.

@zoroprince100 10 лет назад

ya'll commenting must be old! right?

@Mutlap 7 лет назад

born between 1940-1960 for sure!

@martinluckhurst9808 5 месяцев назад

This is the scene that impacted me most…..

@deonacoke3595 4 года назад

Odell from black lighting

@kamronrhodes5151 2 года назад

He was trying to take the money but he couldn’t

@illdaniel 5 лет назад

Corey Holcomb and 5150 brought me here.

@pCOCKPRO11 2 года назад

BILL DUKE was handsome in this. He's a tough actor.

@NDNstrength Год назад

Lonnie crazy.

@cuzdogg839 5 лет назад

there's something I don't understand was he crying because he got fired or was there a deeper meaning of why he was crying

@thiscorrosion900 5 лет назад

I think he's crying because things are just not working out and he can't make sense of the world. He feels powerless, etc. He wants revenge. I'm not black, but just trying to put myself in his shoes for a minute. Just screened this movie tonight. Especially considering the times this movie was made in. This comedy had real balls to put such a serious scene at the end of the film, no less.

@Manilow-si2bv 4 года назад

Watch the movie

@Manilow-si2bv 4 года назад

@@thiscorrosion900 He was crying because going to a job you hate can make you mentally crazy.

@thiscorrosion900 4 года назад

H H I know the feeling.

@rulnacco 3 года назад

He was a proud, intelligent black man who was forced to work at a job that was really beneath his aspirations and abilities because of the bullshit system we have in America. He saw the hypocrisy of the American Dream, particularly as it applied to him, and he was disgusted by the way some of his own people demeaned themselves to try to get ahead within that system. He'd had enough, and he simply couldn't take it any more without almost losing it.