Scent of a Woman (5/8) Movie CLIP - Gray Ghosts (1992) HD

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Frank (Al Pacino) shows Charlie (Chris O'Donnell) how to sell a salesmen by successfully getting them the chance to test drive a Ferrari.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Driven by an extravagant, tour-de-force performance by Al Pacino, Scent of a Woman is the story of Frank Slade (Pacino), a blind, retired army colonel who hires Charlie Simms (Chris O'Donnell), a poor college student on the verge of expulsion, to take care of him over Thanksgiving weekend. At the beginning of the weekend, Frank takes Charlie to New York, where he reveals to the student that he intends to visit his family, have a few terrific meals, sleep with a beautiful woman and, finally, commit suicide. The film follows the mis-matched pair over the course of the weekend, as they learn about life through their series of adventures. Though the story is a little contrived and predictable, it pulls all the right strings, thanks to O'Donnell's sympathetic supporting role and Pacino's powerful lead performance, for which he won his first Academy Award. Scent of a Woman is based on the 1975 Italian film Profumo Di Donna.
CREDITS:
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Cast: Leonard Gaines, Chris O'Donnell, Al Pacino
Director: Martin Brest
Producers: Martin Brest, G. Mac Brown, Ronald L. Schwary
Screenwriters: Giovanni Arpino, Bo Goldman, Ruggero Maccari, Dino Risi
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@StinkyCashFlatEarth 4 года назад

The way he claps his hands and snaps his fingers is amazing

@bradleybindle6428 4 года назад

Rumour has it the actor broke some fingers doing that, but he was such a professional he kept doing the scene.

@mindriot91_96 4 года назад

@@bradleybindle6428 After the director yelled "cut!", Freddie scarfed down about 10 Vicodin ES.

@Arch3an 3 года назад

It reminds me of Christopher Walken. He always did something similar in a few of his movies. Like in King of New York, and Blast from the Past.

@DiogoLScarmagnani 3 года назад

If you put the speed in 0.2x, you'll see he didn't claps his hands, he just snaps his fingers (in both of hands). Very quick to see.

@FriendlyCroock 3 года назад

Italian

@rig0d633 3 года назад

This is one of the most human scenes in all of Scent of a Woman. "Freddy" thinks a gimmick is up. When Pacino takes him aside and says "Don't worry about the kid" they both relate and understand what's really going on.

@alvexok5523 3 года назад

I don't know so much if he thought it was a gimmick. Freddy was just very understandably concerned about the idea of an inexperienced (and often not incorrectly assumed to be reckless) teenage driver taking out an over $100K car, especially into the streets and traffic of New York, with the only other person in the car being someone who can't see. Only once Freddy realized how exceptionally wise and sensible Pacino (Col. Slade) seemed, plus his charm won him over, did he feel comfortable enough to take a chance on letting them take the car out

@swordsinging1709 2 года назад

The movie is riddled with these very human moments. Whether it's the writer, the director the actors or locations. It's a very real movie yet is cloaked in an easy going veil. That thanks to Pacino's most excellent acting. My favorite of his films.

@4ernomore1 2 года назад

@@swordsinging1709 I think that italian origin actors are the best in US movie industry in 90's (Pacino,De Niro,Liotta,Pesci etc.)

@Justintm 2 года назад

Both are hustlers and realized the hustle. Pacino wasn't really going to buy the car. The salesman knows this, but took the $2k because they are both old time hustlers. Thats all.

@dbodooley Год назад

@@alvexok5523 him charm won him over? I think that $2000 cash may have helped a bit

@maxhammer712 8 лет назад

we're not having a real conversation are we?

@stacie7766 8 лет назад

I literally just heard the sales guy say that to Roger as I read your comment... LOL!!!!

@jacobb4795 7 лет назад

Same

@MethodsWorld 6 лет назад

Damn

@crocodileguy4319 6 лет назад

Yup

@redbiohazard1 4 года назад

Andrew Could never sell a ferrari like Freddy Bisco

@peterfrank3365 5 лет назад

"He drives so smooth, you can boil an egg on the engine. When we bring the car back, I'll peel the egg for ya." I love this dialogue. This is why I love to write.

@hneufvil 4 года назад

What have you written? I’d like to read it.

@alessandroguarrera2203 3 года назад

Give Chandler a read, especially "The Long Goodbye". If you like this kind of writing, you won't regret it.

@suedeB05 3 года назад

Thank you for repeating what we al lust watched. And that proves that you most likely suck at ''writing''

@peterfrank3365 3 года назад

@@suedeB05 Nothing's too wrong with quoting. And I've got to pick up influence from somewhere.

@lightup6751 3 года назад

@@suedeB05 you just showed anyone who read your comment that you a self loathing, miserable toxic douche. life isnt pretty for anyone, dont project your negativity on others is step one to feel better, trust me

@candacetaylor22able 8 лет назад

American dad got me here

@stacie7766 8 лет назад

Watching it now...

@ivanoffdarioesposito2338 8 лет назад

Mee too 😂😂

@BAMADAN 5 лет назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣got me here too...

@P-DRK-X 5 лет назад

Same

@belovedone151 5 лет назад

Roger Smith nailed it!

@JeffreyGillespie 5 лет назад

I didn't fully appreciate this scene until I turned 40.

@cd-xr3gy 4 года назад

what changed?

@NoobZxReviewZ 3 года назад

@@cd-xr3gy His understanding of the bond the two of them have as aging men. Fred thinks its just two nobodies trying to grift a Ferrari, but once Frank says "I'm a Grey Ghost too", he understands why Colonel Slade is so persistent. Truly something you won't be able to emote with spiritually until you're at that age I reckon.

@blueonblack83 9 лет назад

2:10 I need to learn that move.

@ABDEL_NACERI 8 лет назад

+blueonblack83 only freddy besco and i can do it ;)

@fazluljubaid206 7 лет назад

blueonblack83 same here😂😂😂

@EdwardGutierrez90 6 лет назад

haha I liked it too the first time i saw it

@alvexok5523 5 лет назад

I think that's another one of the many things that New Yorkers are better at than people elsewhere.

@BAMADAN 5 лет назад

It ain't easy

@ctina2572 4 года назад

"Known from coast to coast like butter and toast." Badass thing to say

@yukimaruzam 4 месяца назад

Freddy said it like no other could. Fantastic.

@bloodsling 11 лет назад

I love the fact American Dad did this scene verbatim,at least Pacino's dialogue,introducing many to this amazing film.

@nwakid123 3 года назад

it’s crazy they did the dialogue so on point

@alvexok5523 3 года назад

@@nwakid123 which episode was that? I don't recall ever seeing that. But I've not seen every episode of American dad (I have of Family guy though)

@fescueme1081 3 года назад

American Dad brought me here. Watching that episode right now.

@nolem5417 3 года назад

@@fescueme1081 Same

@nolem5417 3 года назад

@@alvexok5523 Season 7, Episode 15 “Less Money, Mo’ Problems”

@mattymatt1254 4 года назад

I always wonder how the hell anyone could snap their fingers that loud.

@andromedaiscoming185 4 года назад

You need man hands.

@jamesfeldman4234 4 года назад

As someone who once knew the director Marty Brest when he was a film student at NYU, I can tell you that the actor playing Freddie Bisco, the Grey Ghost Salesman, did not actually create the crisp finger snapping sound when the scene was shot. Rather, it was a specially created sound effect that was overlaid in the sound track. It may seem like a small detail, but the added sound effect perfectly adds to and memorably captures Freddie's elegant, refined character.

@Defender78 8 лет назад

Leonard Gaines, an occasional character actor who passed in 2004, TOTALLY steals this scene! He comes out of nowhere holds his own against Pacino

@damianbegley 7 лет назад

Agreed! Brilliant cameo performance.

@neoprogfilms3045 7 лет назад

He was Bill Ramada in "Hardcore."

@christiansaragina 7 лет назад

A Chaps He played the guy in a Rocky 2 who got him in the commercials business also

@joelgauthier6567 5 лет назад

2007 actually. I agree, he steals this scene!

@jmsmith6 2 года назад

Totally agree, I would’ve sworn he was a real car salesman.

@ugotserved911 4 года назад

When he said “I’m a gray ghost too” and the music cued with the look in his eyes.... I teared up and I don’t know why.

@stevenwilliams2617 2 года назад

when you get some grey in your hair at age 50 you'll understand.

@glenbellefonte9620 2 года назад

Because you're irrationally emotional.

@veersingh6993 2 года назад

@@glenbellefonte9620 because he is human being,not machine like you.

@glenbellefonte9620 2 года назад

@@veersingh6993 how do you think that makes me feel?

@veersingh6993 2 года назад

@@glenbellefonte9620i don't know buddy 🤣

@blueoak9345 5 лет назад

We're.... not having a real conversation are we? Y-You're just waiting for me to finish so you can say your next thing.

@ReijiNakashi 12 лет назад

LOL Roger in americand dad made laught until I was almost sick... he quoted pacino's words in this scene while the context was different.... Roger's the best

@jackthomas6952 2 года назад

I don’t know if anyone noticed but in this scene Pacino’s voice is extra raspy and sluggish like he really just got out of bed after an all night bender because he had every intention of dying later. Brilliant subtle choices.

@SN2903 5 лет назад

One of the best performances of all time by the best actor of all time.

@skydiver1112003 3 года назад

Yes!! Indeed!!!! :)

@alvexok5523 3 года назад

@@skydiver1112003 Al Pacino is awesome in this movie. He also is great in Frankie and Johnny, and in Devil's advocate. And of course, must not forget The Godfather

@jay_kulina 2 года назад

One of the best actors of all time... you know there have been some other legends as well. I don't know, guys like De Niro, Brando, Nicholson, Hopkins, DDL, Olivier. Guys like that. It's not basketball where Jordan is considered almost unanimously the GOAT. All of the aforementioned are pretty much in the same league as Al Pacino. And arguably there are others as well (Hanks, Hoffman, Bogart etc) who are more or less there. For me, it's a tie between De Niro and Brando. But i don't go and outright declare that this or the other is the GOAT.

@SN2903 2 года назад

@@jay_kulina Him and Jimmy Stewart will never be topped in my opinion.

@arkay238 Год назад

Don’t forget dana carvey

@OVI-Wan-Kenobi-8 5 лет назад

This was back in the early 90s when you weren't able to rent Ferraris. Today you can easily rent a Ferrari for the whole entire day, not just a test drive, for $2,000.

@marioiacolucci 2 года назад

I can’t drive them I like them but would never drive one I’d rather have a charger or challenger

@lookoutforchris 2 года назад

@@marioiacolucci strange comment.

@marioiacolucci 2 года назад

@@lookoutforchris I forgot what I said

@OVI-Wan-Kenobi-8 2 года назад

@@marioiacolucci Yeah, Dodge is great, until the transmission and drive train fails .... DODGE: Dangerous On Days Gears Engaged

@galenhart Год назад

American Dad ruined this scene for me. LOL

@TwistermanTelevison 7 лет назад

" uhh .. i feel like youre quoting something.. i dont feel like im in on the joke though "

@JustPippaNY 4 года назад

“We’re not having a real conversation, are we? You’re just waiting for me to finish so you can say your next thing.”

@AdamWest1290 3 года назад

"Come on man you don't have to do this"

@michaelwittmann8720 3 года назад

what a masterpiece of interaction between 2 old school dudes who know a thing about life lessons and a bit of a hustle, !

@ConanObrien22 Год назад

This is the only scene in the movie where Frank met his match. The entire movie Frank was schooling Charlie with all that rhymed one-liner and basically won every conversation with everyone else. But he almost can't shake this dealership guy. He just showed up with a one liner for Frank to taste his own medicine. Two alpha wolf seeing each other lol

@pedrobakale7180 4 года назад

"Two thousand. Unless you take it, you're gonna make me cry." Lmao

@mikeman4223 3 года назад

In an alternate timeline, 10 minutes later there's a fatal extremely gory crash involving a blind colonel and a teenager, and Freddy goes on the run with only 2K in his pocket.

@dntlss 8 лет назад

Love this movie!!! have had a love affair with Ferrari's since i was a little kid,Ill never own one but most people that truly love them don't have one either,when i was 17 (1987)me and my brother in law were cruising down the street and we drove by this carwash that was hidden from the road and all of the sudden he says "oh there's so an so". My brother in law had his own business and this guy was one of his customers so he pulled in to the side cause he wanted to talk to him,as we turned the corner and went to the bay where he was washing his car i almost had a heart attack,the guy had a Mondial cabriolet in black with tan interior (of course) that he had just bought, once he found out i was about to have a stroke he asked me if i wanted to go for a ride. Well that didn't take long to answer, not only he took me for a ride but he had a six pack in the car and gave me a beer also,needles to say ill never forget that day. that was my experience with el cavallino rampante, icons of motoring for damn sure.

@ShakeNBakeSTL 7 лет назад

"Uhh I feel like you're quoting something"

@JustPippaNY 4 года назад

We’re not having a real conversation, are we? You’re just waiting for me to finish so you can say your next thing.

@sowohs 4 года назад

Ahhh come on man, you don't have to do this.

@frank6250 4 года назад

02:15 Freddies principles flew out the door faster than a Ferrari.

@SerAbiotico 2 года назад

On the contrary, Freddie kinda knew what the blind man was feeling and allow him taking the car, well knowing the risks involved, because he wanted the risk for him as well.

@YourBestBodEver 9 лет назад

Wonderful movie.. They don't make movies like this anymore. I love the line referring to him as a Gray ghost.. Classic

@VickySwindoll 5 месяцев назад

Always loved this movie, Al Pacino is great in anything!

@teop7887 3 года назад

Pacino is pure gold, but the salesman was impressive too 👍

@vpirates62 9 лет назад

i recognize that salesman's voice. the agent in rocky 2 that signed rocky for the commercials.

@jbjjones767 5 лет назад

What can I say, the guy's got brain damage

@newyorkgiantsfan5440 2 года назад

I miss the 80’s and 90’s so badly.

@ariplatt8192 8 месяцев назад

This salesman deserve an Oscar.

@jasonmaclean719 9 месяцев назад

I love that little adjustment he does at 1:59 and loosens up his shoulders. He was smooth before, then shows you why he could sell ice to an eskimo. A true pro.

@timm4930 3 года назад

Pacino , a living legend in the acting world ! Period !

@jonesdecarlos 5 лет назад

I've watched American Dad for almost 20 years...finally had enough of not being in on this one...! *I'm no spring chicken*

@kevinswift850 6 лет назад

"i'm known from coast to coast......like butter n' toast" what a classic line; Bo Goldberg, what a screenplay!!!

@natebarr9614 6 лет назад

Ok I feel like you’re quoting something

@RyanSmith-wo2pi 3 года назад

9434 six what

@mooseyjuice6t9 7 лет назад

rogers version is better

@davidboyle1790 9 лет назад

Just love this scene! Amazing!'from coast to coast like butter and toast'!!haha.brilliant

@anthonyfamularo8624 2 года назад

"In all the 5 boroughs I'm known, forget about it. I'm known all over the f##### world. Anybody ask, anybody, about Freddie Bisco, from Mulberry street"

@NeidalRuekk Год назад

Now find Klaus and show him exactly 'what's up'

@johnboi44 2 года назад

Roger killed this scene in American dad😂😂😂

@SurfingBullDog 2 года назад

This salesman is definitely connected to the mob.Seriously tho, I always loved this part and the actor who plays the salesman stole the scene!

@coments-vj6bw Год назад

He’s Jewish. Maybe he’s Meyer lansky

@dogbackwards7658 Год назад

God I love how well Roger quoted this word for word

@Scorpions824 4 года назад

"Well if you like it so much why don't you sleep with it? Why are you selling it?" Lol

@3hutp 5 лет назад

He told him all about how responsible a car dealer he was, and that Ferrari eventually ended up being driven by a blind person :D

@nwakid123 2 года назад

american dad brought me here 😂😂

@ajfiveohfour 2 года назад

Roger nailed it.

@dbodooley Год назад

Freddie’s snap and clap thing is so cool! I gotta learn how to do that.

@timothydempsey7844 5 месяцев назад

After watching it 50 times I still almost tear up at the tango scene. The only reall blip is his tie on his dress blues.

@jdmjdm2094 3 года назад

Because of this movie, we call my father "The Gray Ghost" We own a company together and every time he sales a job, we say "The Gray Ghost got another"

@captainactionman01 3 года назад

Out the door!

@Southpaw11 7 лет назад

Coast to coast like butter n toast

@ariplatt8192 2 года назад

Coast to coast like butter and toast. What screenwriters

@mohammadaminsarabi6207 4 года назад

Freddy, you wanna say hello to my little friend?

@JohnMartin-oh6bf 4 года назад

Love the way he completely disarms ‘officer gore’ a few minutes later.

@moviejunkpodcast Год назад

Freddy Bisco was in Rocky 2!

@rohannock 4 года назад

this film is from 1993 NOT 1992 . That's all...

@mtwhatley3253 4 года назад

I onced believed Ferrari was the finest piece of machinery.......then I found Scotty kilmer. YT master mechanic.

@-Muhammad_Ali- 4 года назад

This is 1994 Toyota Celica, sir. The finest piece of machinery! 😂

@Petedakilla 9 дней назад

That scene that thanksgiving dinner with his family just breaks my heart.

@jeffjerome4805 4 года назад

This is the only part of the movie that didn't work for me. Letting a blind man drive a hot car! There isn't any street, avenue or alley in New York City that doesn't have cars, trucks, buses parked or moving on them! Not to mention millions of people walking around. They could have let this part our of the movie.

@newjeffersonian6456 4 года назад

They would have needed a fleet of ambulances to collect all the injured and that Ferrari Mondial would have been returned to the dealer in a front-end loader.

@kinglegault 2 года назад

I just think of Roger from American dad

@RXdash78 6 лет назад

Ok, I feel like you're quoting something. But I don't feel like I'm in on the joke though.

@benjaminvega8112 2 года назад

I've never seen this movie, only here cause of Roger from American Dad

@SevenFootPelican 6 лет назад

One of my favorite scenes in a movie. Mainly because I can't remember any movies with an F40 in it.

@mdfarid9689 11 месяцев назад

That snap is just otherworldly

@neoprogfilms3045 9 лет назад

The great Mr.Leonard Gaines!

@amigo152 4 года назад

now that's is acting...

@helipilot27 4 года назад

They completely ignore the F-40and go for the Mondial...the Pontiac Aztec of the Ferrari marque.

@Sharky165 4 года назад

Based on the salesman's toughness, they were lucky to get to test drive the Mondial.

@josuegonzalez6383 23 дня назад

You can see the kids expression..like wow..

@patrickbrogan8770 Год назад

Anyone else here after watching the American Dad episode where Roger does this 😂😂😂

@georgehiscott700 Год назад

I actually played this video whilst watching the scene from American Dad

@Col.J.N.W.SinghKhandala 6 лет назад

"This is a Ferrari Sir. This is the finest piece of machinery made in the entire automobile industry." Only Niki Lauda would beg to disagree on that ;-)

@Sharky165 4 года назад

Or Carroll Shelby. 😁🤣

@ariplatt8192 2 года назад

That salesman is a great actor. Perfect for the scene

@whatsfordinner1695 Год назад

so who does the 2k go to? is that like a tip for the salesperson?

@Francois176 2 года назад

I love this scene, but I still can't understand what the meaning of a gray ghost is!!

@MrAmc1291 6 месяцев назад

Who came here after seeing American Dad?

@jovenmendoza900 4 года назад

Al Pacino won his only Oscar with this movie.

@sigmachicsus 4 года назад

“HOT FUR UND FERRARIS!” - Klaus

@nemanume 7 лет назад

How did American Dad ruin this ??? ... The movie is from 1992 , there was no American Dad back then ... Kids !!!

@zinodz2 11 лет назад

he didnt shoot the salesman in scarface either. he's a good businessman

@dudewithtude4476 2 года назад

Roger looks different here

@duckmangooo7376 8 месяцев назад

The gray ghost, full of knowledge and experience.

@LloydBlake89 4 года назад

I feel like your just waiting for me to quit talking so you can say the next thing

@alansmithy7930 2 месяца назад

Damn, Pacino is an unreal actor. Every scene in this movie is quotable. We won't see talent like this again.

@mishano6087 2 месяца назад

My name is Andrew....

@kaguillermo5767 6 лет назад

Only Al Pacino can convince Freddo.

@vincentaurelius2390 5 лет назад

I would have taken the black 348

@Billionaireben 3 месяца назад

We should start a youtube trend of doing this at Ferrari dealerships, hidden camera records it all. I went to one once, delivered a boba coffee (it was like Disneyland for guys who weren't looking for women, if there was a strip club next door; they'd have it all) I asked for an application but decided not to bother because the commission on selling a Ferrari is minuscule. I really could see a viral video coming from that, not sure how many tries it would take.

@HolyIAm1 13 лет назад

Amazing just simply amazing

@FOXAMG63 4 года назад

“$2,000 and unless you take it, you’re gonna make me cry” 😢

@nanupin8467 4 года назад

The salesman, with italian accent is the best. Has italian face too. "This is a Ferrari sir, the finnest piece of machinery" That is right

@jaygill5582 4 года назад

I don't think that he was Italian Leonard Gaines (actor)

@nanupin8467 4 года назад

@@jaygill5582 He is not Italian. I know. His real last name was Goldblatt. I think he was Jewish. But, beyond that, he has an Italian accent and face, for this movie.

@mindriot91_96 3 года назад

@@nanupin8467 Jews and Italians look very similar.

@nanupin8467 3 года назад

@@mindriot91_96Some of them, yes. But not all. My family is from the north of Italy. There, they have western features. Those of southern Italy have Arab features, due to the invasion of the Moors. That is why those from the south have larger noses and Semitic features, like the Jews. There is the kinship.

@mindriot91_96 3 года назад

@@nanupin8467 Yeah, my family is from Naples and Sicily and I can see similar features in some of my relatives.

@scrotumleech509 10 лет назад

1 person here is a "gay" ghost...

@ray5952 6 лет назад

I'm gonna use these lines when I buy a ferrari 458.

@kenweis7913 2 года назад

Ferrari is a scam

@igglramirez9214 2 года назад

AMERICAN DAD! HAHAHAHHA

@Kronickilln3ss 10 лет назад

Lmao haha now u just made me laugh cuz I'm watching a rerun of American dad & this refrence came up lmao roger was Pacino I had them playin sun he'd up perfect hahaa (I'm a Dj so I can beat match same with words) but too funny lol

@kyler574 9 лет назад

Omg me too

@6ancerpi9 3 года назад

BRAVO!

@MrBugman2525 4 года назад

Great acting, surpurrved, dog day afternoon god fathers 1,2,3great one of the best actors in the 20th and 21

@FirstLast-cd6vv 3 года назад

You rarely hear this kind of screenplay writing today.

@Lionfire1 5 лет назад

The dealer reminds me of rob de niro

@ZASurvivalist 4 года назад

OreGONE.. lmfao.

@hareshdaryanani5726 Месяц назад

If you should ever get to get a ride in a Ferrari 😜 Do it - afterwards You feel the speed still churning in your bones & brain 😂 Monsieur Ferrari - Bravo ❤