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Gillespie (Rod Steiger) and Virgil (Sidney Poitier) bond while drinking.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The winner of the 1967 Oscar for Best Picture (as well as four other Oscars), In the Heat of the Night is set in a small Mississippi town where an unusual murder has been committed. Rod Steiger plays sheriff Bill Gillespie, a good lawman despite his racial prejudices. When Virgil Tibbs (Sidney Poitier), a well-dressed northern African-American, comes to town, Gillespie instinctively puts him under arrest as a murder suspect. Tibbs reveals himself to be a Philadelphia police detective; after he and Gillespie come to a grudging understanding of one another, Tibbs offers to help in Gillespie's investigation. As the case progresses, both Gillespie and Tibbs betray a tendency to jump to culture-dictated conclusions. Still, the case is solved thanks to the informal teamwork of the two law officers. Based on the novel by John Ball, In the Heat of the Night inspired two sequels, both starring Poiter as Virgil Tibbs. In 1987, a TV series version of In the Heat of the Night appeared, with Carroll O'Connor as Gillespie and Howard Rollins as Tibbs.
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TM & © MGM (1967)
Cast: Sidney Poitier, Rod Steiger
Director: Norman Jewison
Producer: Walter Mirisch
Screenwriters: Stirling Silliphant, John Ball
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@mb1284 Год назад

At times i find my self feeling like Bill Gillespie..down out and depressed..like nobody to vent to ...all kidding aside i dont have any chrildren ..most of my family dont speak to me..all my nieces are either married or moved very far away..my nephews the same...my life is day by day..eat ..sleep..iam lucky if i can sleep.??? and of corse work..thank you Lord for a job...other than that i lead a quiet and very lonely life..i just feel defeated..thanks for reading my pod cast...peace God Bless.

@asde813 5 месяцев назад

Prayers 🙏

@mickberry164 2 месяца назад

I'm by myself. A few friends I can rely on. Keep reaching out. Keep reaching out.

@sheldonberg125 Месяц назад

You are not as alone as you think. Loneliness, isolation and the like are becoming a plague. God is there. There is a world of hurting people and you can do a lot of good. I wish you well, I wish you peace, and I pray you will connect with some people in a meaningful way.

@Jleed989 24 дня назад

You describe my life to a T. I’m with you on that friend

@99fruitbat94 11 дней назад

I understand . Old lady here . Work in end of life care . Most family now passed away and few friends . However life is still beautiful . Trees grow and birds sing . We remain hopeful ❤❤❤

@sharonjensen3016 2 года назад

Gillespie might act like a tough guy, but this scene shows him drop his guard and reveal his vulnerability, if only for a moment. Rod Steiger managed to convey that very well.

@dougdouglas3945 Год назад

Rod Steiger played this role as if he were Gillespie, seriously, a brilliant performance

@mickberry164 4 года назад

Can you hear the silence in this scene? There's no background music. There's no fast paced dialogue. It's just two guys sitting around pondering life. You can experience them thinking. Literally experience it. What a masterpiece of a movie.

@egziabherfreeman1374 3 года назад

Singing crickets

@tatuloa 3 года назад

One joins the conversation of outspoken words ..

@highwaystar3780 Год назад

😮‍💨😪😔

@scottlaux6934 2 года назад

Wow, you can feel Gillespies suffering.

@albinoshamrock8871 5 лет назад

Guys need to have conversations like this more often. Having real connections with each other makes a world of difference. That emotional suppression is what kills us all so early.

@dodgeplow 4 года назад

Guys did before the internet

@liltwistofcaine 3 года назад

@@dodgeplow bullshit they did. They just didn’t get arrested for fighting to blow off steam.

@dodgeplow 3 года назад

@@liltwistofcaine I have no idea how old you are, but I suspect it's pretty young. People actually had meaningful interactions with each other before it became a a virtual façade.

@therugburnz 2 года назад

On occasion, we do. It is just rare. That still helps us; but with more of us, you, me, close friends, etc, a positive change will be made. I hope but don't count on it gathering power soon enough. Let us make a difference. Let us make a positive change. Whomever that hears, hear us. Help us

@SuperLuminalElf 2 года назад

@@therugburnz I am hearing you.

@goPistons06 Год назад

These two were just magnificent. I think this scene steals the movie.

@jackspry9736 2 года назад

RIP and long live Sidney Poitier (February 20, 1927 - January 6, 2022), aged 94 You will always be remembered as a legend.

@bunnymalone 3 года назад

"He was proud, like all lonely men. Lonely men must be proud or die." The late, great Gene Wolfe.

@jamesamick2945 4 года назад

Two men one black one white realizing how similar they really are. They are both married to the job as it were.

@angelabolton4478 4 года назад

I think this is my favorite scene in the movie. It's very quietness is what makes it so engaging and so powerful.

@4Topwood 2 года назад

Yes, it's a quiet scene but so much is going on in it. Both men reflecting on their lives, each reaching out to the other, the differences between them, the similarities. It's a rich, multilayered scene.

@tohopes 4 года назад

0:39 Gillespie: Well, what do you know about insomnia? Tibbs: RU-vid can't cure it.

@egziabherfreeman1374 3 года назад

😁

@paulzammataro7185 2 года назад

😆 ......and makes it worse.....

@brandonallen3289 3 года назад

This is such a great scene. Expertly acted by two masters of their trade.

@JC-el1zu Год назад

Prayers 🙏 For the lonely people out there

@Tj-ho2fs 4 года назад

Rod Steiger was a magnificent actor.

@jeffreyhunter4966 4 года назад

Especially when he played Pilate in Jesus Of Nazareth. He was all right as Jud Fry in Oklahoma

@Tj-ho2fs 4 года назад

Jeffrey Hunter I even liked his small role in The Longest Day.

@balconi89 3 года назад

I think he one of the finest method actors ever. Watch this, “The Pawnbroker”, “The Big Knife” and “On The Waterfront”. He was great in all of them.

@nicholasschroeder3678 2 года назад

@@balconi89 Pawnbroker is my favorite film.

@marantz7783 Год назад

Steiger is beyond Brilliant here- so far beyond

@davidgoulden5956 3 дня назад

Agree.

@jahras66 3 года назад

"No pity...thank you!" POWERFUL!!!

@jamesdrynan 4 года назад

Just one of several scenes in this movie that got Steiger the Oscar. "Don't you get just a little lonely?" Stirling Siliphant's script cuts like a knife but a lot of this scene was improvised by Steiger and Poitier.Apparently, it was raining so hard they couldn't film the scene due to the noise. So Jewison sat in a car with the two leads and made up the scene. Remarkable.

@hamiltonasseiro6671 2 года назад

Great acting. Old film but amazing performances.

@andrewsharp768 5 лет назад

Not gay. Just enlightenment, and sudden friendship. The smiles were smiles of liberation and quiet joy.

@nathanseper8738 5 лет назад

"Enlightenment" is a pretty good word. Steiger's character isn't a bad man, just a man brought up in a certain environment. Seeing his eyes opened to the humanity of a group he scorned is quite powerful.

@califinn 2 года назад

Nobody said more by saying nothing at all. Legend.

@martinmcafee8893 Год назад

RIP Sidney. Thank you for the movies

@callumjoyce1712 2 года назад

Every man can easily place himself in this scene

@johncrimmins5798 5 лет назад

Rod Steiger. One of his greatest performances and Sidney not far behind ...

@taiashoknoble 5 лет назад

That last line. "...No pity, thank you."

@angelajohnson6659 3 года назад

I think their acting skills are equal!

@kw7378a1 3 года назад

@@angelajohnson6659 I think Sidney Poitier should have won an Oscar for this. They both deserved it.

@earlemorgan5068 3 года назад

Rod Steiger was purely stunning in this movie.

@mspinkytee 2 года назад

@@earlemorgan5068 How white of you.

@joshuamendes1565 3 года назад

Powerful scene. They both weren't that different. Alongside validation Chef had a change of heart, showed it, and took it back some.

@jimjensen2758 5 лет назад

Two truly great actors.

@mencken8 3 года назад

Imagine a scene like this being included in a contemporary movie- I can’t. Now, if the script can’t make a point in 20 seconds, it’s not there, unless things go fast and explode.

@MuzixMaker 2 года назад

Everyone would be sleeping.

@01hore 3 года назад

i can relate, i lived alone since i was 21, now im 40, its not good for the soul believe me

@zxcccccc1 3 года назад

Ever thought about fostering teenagers?

@alliwishis2652 3 года назад

@@zxcccccc1 can one do such a thing ?? is that a thing ???

@JC-el1zu 2 года назад

Prayers🙏

@robertbrawley5048 2 года назад

@@alliwishis2652 not likely but not impossible

@alliwishis2652 2 года назад

@@robertbrawley5048 humm 🤔

@christopherthrawn1333 4 года назад

American Classic. Great actors!

@23calvken Год назад

Gillespie’s reaction to the notion of being felt sorry for is fantastic.

@gutz1981 5 лет назад

Loneliness is the feeling in every man and woman knows at one point that transcends race, gender, age or any kind of difference. Its perhaps the one thing no matter how rich or poor you may be, at one time or another we all feel the sting of it.

@MrPunkforlife 5 лет назад

8'^( Every day.

@JC-el1zu 4 года назад

@@MrPunkforlife Prayers🙏

@whitneywilliams317 2 года назад

Those are exact facts.

@XTRABIG Год назад

well said.

@ewanmacfarlane9195 Год назад

@@MrPunkforlife Keep your head up pal

@mrg6638 4 года назад

2 guys talking here from opposite sides of the spectrum. Both men have more in common then they think. More grey than black & white......

@Wxsharpe 4 года назад

Gillespie is dropping that hard as nails exterior just for a moment and letting out what we all desire, companionship. But, he strongly rejects the notion of being felt sorry for.

@jameskim3301 2 года назад

Steiger was the best. His superb acting made this movie famous.

@JonesingUSAF 2 года назад

Man do I miss this show and movie! Used to watch it all the time growing up in Mississippi. Sidney is the GOAT in this!

@James-nl6fu Год назад

"You can't be too careful, man"❤️

@amritpatel3794 4 года назад

How a "Man" open up slowly and one can see the tenderness. This how you make lifelong friendship.

@thelastjohnwayne 2 года назад

Chief Gillespie was a Hardened Tortured Soul in this film

@philiporourke7896 2 года назад

What a great movie.

@cameronpickard7456 Год назад

steiger is great

@balconi89 2 года назад

Rod Steiger was one of my favorite method actors of all time. This, The Pawnbroker and The Big Knife are among my favorites, and this was his best. He was great opposite Sidney Portier.

@comedyconcord1411 6 лет назад

Wonderful, how These two men get from not knowing and conflictful conversation to this intimate Moment ...

@qwest3374 6 лет назад

Fuckin great movie! Love how he reaches out to another perceived “outsider”!

@trinalaios734 Год назад

Probably the best scene of any movie ever. Just masterful and perfect.

@dab42bridges80 Год назад

Rod Steiger was brilliant in this movie.

@gorillachilla 3 года назад

The director was a genius

@idanwillenchik3050 4 года назад

This film is so intense.Even this quiet scene is incredibly wired.

@omargabr5186 3 года назад

LONELINESS IS REALITY FOR MANY, MYSELF INCLUDED, THIS SCENE HITS HARD IF YOU HAVE LIVED YOUR WHOLE ADULT LIFE ALONE, BELIEVE ME WHEN I SAY ITS NOT GOOD FOR ANYONE, IT TOOK ME MANY YEARS AND SORROW TO REALISE IT

@rs7458 2 года назад

Then I pray to Christ he blesses whatever the years you have left to make up for it. Forgive yourself, forgive your sins to Christ and live a new day. Seize each day and make it count!

@omargabr5186 2 года назад

@@rs7458 thank you for your that bless you and your family whoever you are

@omargabr5186 2 года назад

and pardon my bad grammar, english is not my first language

@rs7458 2 года назад

@@omargabr5186 no worries, you’re fine. Give your life to Christ for he understands loneliness- ask forgiveness for your sins and he will take care of the rest of your burdens. Life is very unfair but at least he is. Remember, we won’t be here, again, when our time is done on earth. There’s a better life after this one. Until then, Hang in there, man. Seize each day! Make it count! God speed.

@CaminoAir 2 года назад

@@omargabr5186 You writen English is almost perfect. No need to ever apologise. Take care. I'm in the same situation myself, but as much as we need company, we also need meaningful company. Merely being present with other people can make us feel even more isolated. I realise this is easy to say, but is there any opportunity you could find to do some volunteer work (to have some interaction and a clear purpose for that interaction)?

@markrush5013 3 года назад

such a powerful scene

@dongray6834 2 года назад

When alone , Nobody hurts you .

@mrt094 Год назад

Powerful scene that would never get made today. Solitude and independence is viewed as a virtue these days.

@nicholasschroeder3678 2 года назад

This scene reminds me a bit of Quint telling about the Indianapolis. A guy tough as nails letting down his guard for a moment and revealing his deep, deep fear and hurt.

@ciankeane6485 5 лет назад

isolation the most insidious thing

@MrPunkforlife 5 лет назад

Been living like Gillespie for YEARS ! No one ever calls or comes over. 8^/

@AliensAnonymous 5 лет назад

Because Gillespie hates the ignorance that surrounds him.

@XTRABIG 4 года назад

@@MrPunkforlife read a book called "The Superior man" it talks about this isolation. Men have to give themselves to the world. We hide ourselves and our gifts too much now

@MrPunkforlife 4 года назад

@@XTRABIG Thanx.... I'll make a note. 8^(

@JC-el1zu 4 года назад

@@MrPunkforlife Best🙏Wishes

@ninjambita5090 2 года назад

R.I.P Sir Sidney Poitier KBE

@rogueriderhood1862 3 года назад

You do have to feel sorry for Gillespie, by the end of the film he has no future whatsoever in that town. He's annoyed the local bigwig, Endicott, for not shooting Tibbs after the slapping, the locals all think he's a, well, can't put the word here, but you know what I mean. He's finished.

@sumthingwikked4257 2 года назад

Pushover. That's the word.

@wailer27 2 года назад

Wigger?

@sumthingwikked4257 2 года назад

@@wailer27 nah. He don't have that gaudy drip.

@joesep4155 Год назад

N.L.

@thaddeust.thirdiii736 Год назад

The phrase he can’t use is N-word lover

@DirtyDan1 4 года назад

That house had to be hot as a kiln. The south, 1960s, you know air conditioning wasn't a thing.

@robertbrawley5048 2 года назад

My cousin and uncle had an air-conditioned in the room with a TV. In our house we there was an attic fan that sucked a breeze through the house too noisy to run the fan and watch television . But you are right I can't think of any if my childhood friends that had air-condition homes but on the other hand I don't remember being sweltering hot back then in Piedmont North Carolina

@ajaybhathire 3 года назад

Rod Steiger's performance was really one of the best. Also, that year must have been the toughest to pick the winner for Best Actor. It was also unfortunate that Sidney Poiteir was nominated. It was packed with other power packed performances Paul Newman - Cool Hand Luke Warren Beatty - Bonnie and Clyde Spencer Tracy - Guess who's coming to dinner Dustin Hoffman - The Graduate

@joeflores615 5 месяцев назад

No pity...thank you. That line spoke volumes.

@FIXTREME Год назад

Ironic, all that whiskey is making his insomnia worse

@davidgoulden5956 3 дня назад

Rod Steiger was the most electrifying movie actor of them, I think. So many expressions pass across his face.

@onesixfive 4 года назад

this is literally my life.

@JC-el1zu 4 года назад

Prayers🙏

@rs7458 2 года назад

Change, my man. Forgive yourself, forgive your sins to Christ and ask for a new awakening. You’re not done, yet. Seize each day and don’t pity yourself (not that I’m saying you are). God bless! Now…go find her!

@onesixfive 2 года назад

@@rs7458 no pity, thank you!

@rs7458 2 года назад

@@onesixfive good! …I would just say consider changing your name, lol. I’ll admit, I laughed when I read it but it didn’t matter because I care enough to let you know the truth and no one should live and die alone. I pray for you that it won’t happen- in Jesus’s name. Remember, seize the day and make it count! You got this!

@susanjones4904 6 лет назад

You are very welcome Bobby Wall. If you love old movies Sidney Poitier has made some masterpieces. Guess Who's coming to dinner, to Sir with Love Shoot to Kill, A patch of Blue, etc. Like you I reach for movies that were made with strong storylines.To Kill a Mockingbird is another favorite of mine. A very young Robert Duvall plays a special role, and the story is so powerful. Here's to great entertainment!!

@user-hw6es2jm7v 4 года назад

To Kill a Mockingbird. 👍

@susanjones4904 3 года назад

@Vincent IT is one of my favorites. When I first saw it, it was in a movie theater. After the movie, there was a standing ovation. I will never forget that!!

@susanjones4904 3 года назад

@@user-hw6es2jm7v Absolutely amazing movie, raw and yet filled with compassion and understanding. I have many favorite scenes in that movie, but one that always got to me was when Atticus is sitting on the front porch, and Scout is asking Jem to describe their Mom, because she was too little to remember her. Also when Atticus says you never really know someone until you walk around in their shoes. As true today as it ever was then!!!

@Sou1defiler 2 года назад

When the movie is full of storyand acting, you have a movie When the movie is full of cgi and eye candy, there is no movie. Souldefiler, 01/07/2022. RIP Mr Poitier

@andredupuis5461 2 года назад

Agreed

@stephenmccollum1391 2 года назад

Perfect scene. No need for anything fancy

@avtpro 2 года назад

It was shields up on both sides. It's the simple disconnect most men have.

@jamesharvey7492 4 года назад

a sort of time capsule movie.

@polara1se 3 года назад

Best scene in the movie

@James18925 7 месяцев назад

Rod Stieger was not acting he was living it

@wolfgangresch1650 3 года назад

What a POWERFUL film!! We're all confronted with ourselves, and the greatest takeaway from this scene is that we're all, really the same, just like God said from the beginning. I pray that we learn to love each other again, like the Lord intended ♥️💪💪🙏🙏🇺🇸

@PeterSmith-go9ef 6 месяцев назад

What a wonderful pairing Potier and Steiger are, they made this movie timeless.

@MilePost106 Год назад

That sound of the train brings back memories from the 60's I grew up in. We had no AC just a fan and the windows wide open all night. We lived by the tracks and when I heard that train coming, I would wake up and look out the window!

@blockmasterscott 10 месяцев назад

60s boy here. I remember growing up in Louisiana with a fan and the ceiling light with the little chain that you pulled to turn it on and off lol. My gosh, those Louisiana summer nights were brutal.

@hwyfan 4 месяца назад

I had a situation in my own life, when I was helping my then boss move to a new apartment, where this exact sort of dialogue occurred between us. It was uncanny. Men often linger in loneliness and isolation and rarely admit it nor talk about it with each other.

@Trev0r98 4 года назад

"Once subtlety is lost, the most prurient and profane amongst audiences become celebrated critics of record." - Epictetus' essay : "On Drama and Theatre"

@phaedrabacker2004 4 года назад

Virgil needed a swig of that bourbon.

@pauldockree9915 Год назад

Noises off? Goods trains.

@robappleby583 5 месяцев назад

I was at school with Norman Jewison's sons (or son? it was such a long time ago) - I remember screenings of this, the Russians Are Coming, Rollerball, Fiddler on the Roof and the Thomas Crown Affair in the school gym. His films were among the first really modern films with the modern style of acting for the camera rather than an audience. Great director.

@LambertBowden56 5 лет назад

Haha he always gets defensive.

@marcopl17 2 года назад

He is on the defense. Its the deep South in the sixties and an interaction between a black man and a white man can go from 0-100 in seconds. That's why Virgil sits up and looks at him dead in the eyes. Flight or fight has kicked in and he's contemplating where this is going

@ap42869 Год назад

Sadly both of them are not here now

@jeffreyjackson5229 5 месяцев назад

What I see is the reality so many, if not all, humans are. I see the face that we show to world and the true face that no one sees. This scene shows us our true selves.

@catwrangler7907 2 года назад

Being on your own is sweet being born disabled now that's a challenge god bless

@asde813 4 месяца назад

🙏 Prayers for all the lonely people

@russellcampbell9198 6 лет назад

How deep it runs. No human response accepted from a black man. It says it all.

@rjframe4410 5 лет назад

or like many of us, he just didn't want to accept pity, to be pitied means you have something in your life sad enough to earn it, and to accept pity means you have to acknowledge how sad that thing is and us dudes don't work well with accepting sad, turns to anger to cope.

@garypowell1540 4 года назад

The lot of the common man and women has not been a happy one for a long time, whatever colour of skin they posses. This is also true, when an individual moves into an area which is not of his birth, and often not of his parents birth either. Being of a different religion, or skin colour only serves to exasperate this difficult situation. This is particularly the case in Rural areas, such as much of the USA, but does indeed happen all over the world, in my experience, with no exceptions. Even the most tolerant and sensitive white weaterner would quickly find, if they attempt to settle in another part of the world, and in many cases simply by moving to an adjacent district. When I stay in my wives country of Mauritius, the level of racism is subtle, and I am of course outwardly treated with respect, but it is as clear as day, that I am never treated as a normal member of the family, and certainly not a Mauritian. I am naturally regarded as an outsider, with all levels of racially, culturally, and religiously motivated assumptions, which no amount of talk on my part, in any way changes. I don't complain, as I perfectly understand why they do this, as I hope that everyone in a similar situation, also would. The point I am making with regards to this film, is to remind people that the problems Tibbs finds himself confronting are NOT, purely because of the colour of his skin, as he would be having to deal with many of them, if he was simply a white police officer from a different state, or even a different town.

@MrIrrepressible 4 месяца назад

"Oh now, dont get smart black boy" 😅😅😅

@drmartin5062 5 лет назад

There is nothing gay about this scene! Why cant 2 guys talk at night??? Why does everything have to be more than what we're seeing with all y'all

@bluemarshall6180 4 года назад

R Cruz 😆

@fdlarts7676 4 года назад

Because toxic masculinity

@pauldockree9915 Год назад

This is the universe! Insomnia.

@edwardeighth1948 3 года назад

I live in a Big city and am happy for that. I don't have to be incognito.

@susanjones4904 6 лет назад

Great movies were made with subtle dialogue so you could experience it, and they were not over sexualized either straight or gay. The difference in a quality movie from then to the moronic garbage that passes as entertainment today is vast. The new world order wants you to bow to them and keep over simplified entertainment as a pathetic standard. To make sure you don't question the underlying authority of secret societies to tell you who you are. Sidney Poitier and Rod Steiger are showing you how to think for yourself and that reeducation (as Steiger experiences through Poitiers' character) is truly possible.And no computers or cell phones to clutter up thinking.

@triciajohansen9295 6 лет назад

Susan Jones I didn't get any sexual overtones from this film. Two men just trying to solve a murder.

@susanjones4904 6 лет назад

Tricia Johansen no neither did I. That's the point I was making.

@bobbywall172 6 лет назад

Susan Jones thank you I agree 100 percent, sounds like we think alike.

@bingbongabinga2954 6 лет назад

It's the difference between a tomato and a candy bar. Tomato is what you need. Candy bar is what you want. Over stimulation.

@icemachine79 5 лет назад

+Susan Jones Yet here you are watching the clip on a computer (or cell phone) and using that device to interact with other people. Perhaps your own thought processes have become a bit cluttered.

@anthonythompson1673 2 года назад

He look like Carroll O'Connor, Archie Bunker

@robertoacevedo3805 9 месяцев назад

Dammit this movie is good!

@robertgift 6 лет назад

Virgil is so unfriendly. Lighten up Virgil.

@icemachine79 5 лет назад

+Robert Gift You're joking, right?

@robertgift 5 лет назад

Actually, no.

@WinslowLeach1974 5 лет назад

Virgil's reply was a tad harsh, he should have realized it wasn't going to be the best response.

@ashrafebrahim2566 5 лет назад

Robert Gift yes massa!

@fredflintstone2958 5 лет назад

This was filmed during a time when the interaction between black and white, especially when mixing urban and rural, as well as North and South, was fraught with tension. Virgil' s statement was actually fairly benign. Unfortunately, we seem to be in times such as these depicted, again.

@avtpro 2 года назад

What did Gillipsie ask at 1:58? You Mad or Married?

@andredupuis5461 2 года назад

Married

@bayaavarn4349 3 года назад

I tell u a secret... Don't get smart...

@2KGrind09 2 года назад

I watched this movie last night .... they don't seem like actors at all, it's like they all really hated each other for real.

@odysseusrex5908 Год назад

That is such a terrific scene, but what is missing, from the movie, is the setup. How did it come about that a white man invited a black man into his house to socialize, as equals, and to drink with him, as equals, in the deep south at that time? That sort of thing just wasn't done, it didn't happen. Now, sure, Gillespie, and Tibbs, have both overcome a lot of barriers and prejudices, but I really wish they had included the scene where Gillespie extended that invitation, and how Tibbs reacted to it before accepting, and them shown the conversation and the drinks leading up to this point. Of course, by not showing it, they let us imagine it. That was done several times in the movie. I don't know if it's damned brilliant writing, directing, or editing, but it is damned brilliant story telling.

@davidgoossen113 6 лет назад

>>>>>> and above all else ain't got a cell phone or a computer. Life is great!!!!!!!

@HetLedie 5 лет назад

than how are you commenting ?

@susanjones4904 6 лет назад

👍👍😊

@fredflintstone2958 5 лет назад

Susan Jones....👍👍👍😊😊 (I did one more of each!)

@rs7458 2 года назад

I’m 36, alone and restarting my life. I know I want to change for the better but is it just me or do you feel at times you got trapped into something, unintentionally? Maybe I made bad choices but don’t we all? All I’m saying is I deserve better and I say this to any of you- who feel as I do-so do you. Turn your ways, repent to Christ, make your life count and seize each day! God bless you all. Don’t give up!

@whitneywilliams317 Год назад

Amen