"Slap Shot" Revisited with Dave Hanson

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Forty years after it was released in 1977, the movie "Slap Shot" holds up as one of the true classics among feature-length sports films. Its' comical depiction of a minor league hockey team, resorting to violent play to gain popularity in a declining factory town, still resonates with audiences around the world. Much of the film's success has to do with Paul Newman's brilliant performance as aging player-coach Reggie "Reg" Dunlop. But the movie might never have achieved its truly iconic status without the bespectacled, brawling characters known as the Hanson Brothers played by former Johnstown Jets players Steve and Jeff Carlson and David Hanson. Primal Interviews host Paul Guggenheimer talked recently with David Hanson in Pittsburgh, where he now works as the General Manager of the Robert Morris University Island Sports Center.

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@sleuth2077 3 года назад

I'm glad they used real hockey players, bc their ability to skate really made the scenes believable and authentic.

@raygordonteacheschess5501 Год назад

That's usually the case.

@bonzo713 4 года назад

"THEY BROUGHT THEIR FUCKIN TOYS!" Always cracks me up!

@michaelkirkpatrick7483 3 года назад

Bill - yeah that was a classic line. So many of them in that movie "Fckin machine took my quarter" is one I always remember

@joeheid4757 3 года назад

I always loved, "Old time hockey coach?"

@leonmaliniak 4 года назад

What a great interviewer and it is impressive to see how well spoken Dave Hanson is.

@ponfed 2 года назад

Yeah... thoughtful, well spoken.. the guy aged well. Really.

@simon12798 3 года назад

One of the best sports films ever made, still holds up!

@deanjackson5334 3 года назад

n⁷.

@TeeKoon 2 года назад

It will never get old, I watch it at least once each year. Captured the love and passion of those who didn't make it to major league but still have hope but so few make it, the up and down of the season! Some of the fights turned real by enthusiasm and or old debts from unfinished fights. Georges Hill's stunned face when Hanson knocked a player in the scene when he turned the guy around. That player who provoked many fight situations but refused to drop the gloves. Broken nose as a result, he never came back! The fight in the public stands based when the 3 Carlson bros and Hanson did it from throw soft drink

@mikemactavish1665 4 месяца назад

Dave's a mess

@smokindragn1 3 месяца назад

It is a classic but it could not be made today

@gregtaylor113 4 года назад

As a young kid I worked as an usher and saw the movie 100+ times. Absolutely hilarious movie. Went on to actually play the game, but the best thing I ever did was take the original movie poster once it left the theater. Still have it framed 42 years later in my TV room.

@daveyboy_ Год назад

Noice

@getit9066 2 года назад

Did not expect him to be such a gem. Dave Hanson is the man!

@mikemercer5808 5 лет назад

My favorite scene is when the Hansons are standing there all bloody listening to the anthem, and the ref is so pissed! Classic!

@nicholaspeterson61 5 лет назад

LISTEN TO THE FUCKING SONG!

@bigdrew565 4 года назад

I'm listening to the fucking song!!

@hotdogwater7037 4 года назад

mine too

@jonathanzabel7488 4 года назад

Lol! I loved the way the ref kept looking over his shoulders at the Hansons, getting more agitated and angrier by the moment!

@jonathanzabel7488 4 года назад

@@nicholaspeterson61 🤣

@johnhanselman6371 4 года назад

Watching 'Slapshot' during the 1970s made me a forever fan of the notorious Hansen brothers!

@woodrowcall3269 Год назад

I just found this today. Absolutely enjoyed every minute of this. I was a teenager in the 70s, so I know how he feels about that time. It was absolutely the best time of life. Thanks for making this , it really hit a nerve.

@Moyersteam 6 лет назад

"Dave's a killer!" "Dave's a mess." Hilarious.

@Angelrat666 5 лет назад

That was always my favourite line in the movie

@franklinblunt2826 4 года назад

Jesus saves!

@markyt3830 4 года назад

THAT'S WHAT IT SAID IN THE YEARBOOK, JIM!

@sst568 4 года назад

@@franklinblunt2826 But Dunlop scores on the rebound

@ThePrairiePounder 4 года назад

@@franklinblunt2826 Yes He does... if only His children would look up and simply ask the Father for the free gift of salvation. Draw near to God and He will draw near to you. Cleanse your hands, you sinners; and purify your hearts, you double-minded. James 4:8 NASB bible.com/bible/100/jas.4.8.NASB

@one7decimal2eight 3 года назад

Perfect interview. The interviewer talks little unlike most interviews today where they always want to interrupt and add their 2 cents. This is how an interview should be.

@badpete3497 4 года назад

hockey players are the best pro athletes, they don't take themselves too seriously and are always great to talk to if you meet them in person

@jackc70 4 года назад

Bad Pete humble, honest and down to earth except when they’re on the ice.

@stevensherman4756 4 года назад

Right - and they respect their game, their team and their city unlike in so many other pro sports today. Even the toughest enforcers are some of the best people you’d ever want to meet (off the ice, of course).

@LastbutNotFirst 4 года назад

you dont ever hear of hockey players beating their wives or girlfriends.

@mxtrainerdave427 3 года назад

Outstanding! Was never a hockey player but "Slap Shot" gets logged as my favorite sports movie.

@msbmsbus 4 года назад

Best interview ever. Can't imagine Paul Newman drinking my beer, while I'm taking a nap.

@timothyyates6130 6 лет назад

Very rare for me to sit through a 20+ minute youtube vid but this one was well worth it.

@jasonjackson5696 5 лет назад

I could not agree more.

@dwanebyers4324 5 лет назад

You should have been on the ice against them. Google Gilles Bilodeau, Wally Weir, James Troy, Mike Busniak etc... from the Beauce Jaros, NAHL, NEVER lost a fight with Johnstown and parts of the movie were not Johnstown antics but taken from BEAUCE

@juanramirezgonzalez2213 5 лет назад

Yeah sure Mann

@stefangerbig1761 5 лет назад

Same here

@MrBobuaw10 5 лет назад

The greatest sports ever because of the Hanson's.

@robfinlay8058 3 года назад

This movie has really stood the test of time. It is still THE hockey movie, nothing has surpassed it.

@2cv500 3 года назад

The 70's, the best time of my life. For sure.

@Retsler54 4 года назад

Watched it on VHS with my friends. Sweden, mid 1980s. We were twelve years old. We loved the movie and laughed alot. Hanson Brothers made it the success.

@Alliejen12345 4 года назад

Years ago I was at this very rink where the interview was filmed for a meeting. I was asked to find the manager about an issue. I was pointed to Dave’s office. I’d seen the movie multiple times but had no clue Dave was living in the area. I walked in and there he sat. Very humble and nice man.

@VanaPica 5 лет назад

Great interview! Allowing Dave Hanson to speak without unnecessary interruptions. An excellent movie that still speaks to the imagination.

@tcatron9390 5 лет назад

The Hansons were a real gas by far the best ice hockey movie of all time

@davidmanzi4491 4 года назад

Damn, for a guy who has had multiple concussions he's remarkably well spoken. Excellent interview.

@fatboyrowing 4 года назад

I grew up near Johnstown PA where this was filmed (fittingly The War Memorial). My mom drove there several days to sit in the stands to see Paul Newman. It is so much better knowing that they were all hockey players pretending to act and not actors pretending to skate.

@stevensherman4756 4 года назад

fatboyrowing - A lot of the movie was filmed in Syracuse at the Onandaga County War Memorial. Living in Rochester, I was a big Amerks fan and hated the Syracuse Eagles at the time in the late 1970s. Well, we had this booster club trip to Syracuse one night. As the bus pulled into town close to the arena, some guys on board decided to drop trou and moon the locals. Gee, I wonder where they got that idea!

@bobwarzin5492 4 года назад

Yeah, like Anthony Perkins playing Jimmy Piersall in "Fear Strikes Out"

@richyrich4672 Год назад

I grew up in Windber. I was 14 when they made this movie.

@brettblosser3523 3 года назад

Get me a soda....a grape or an orange. None of that stinking root beer!

@NateGerardRealEstateTeam 5 лет назад

This is great! What a humble and amazing guy. I met the three of them over 20 years ago at a bar called Rookies in Allentown, PA. Glad they’re still doing well.

@DJK-cq2uy Год назад

Yeah? I met Batman and porky pig, along with Popeye in a bar in Lake Woebegone

@philipmann5317 4 года назад

Great interview. The guy knows how to talk, and the interviewer just stays out of the way.

@bobbywoods684 4 года назад

He does speak better than being a hockey player would imply for sure. No disrespect.

@papabits5721 4 года назад

Philip Mann you said it , no one knows when to shut up

@markgriffin5889 Год назад

Hugely underrated movie. Love it. I'm 59 and have seen the movie 20 times and it never gets old. God save us .....

@JM-ei7eb 4 года назад

Wow!! This guy knows how to interview and Dave provided excellent insight into the world of professional hockey, as a player and acting a part in a move. Dude has no ego and I'm sure he would talk like that to anyone he met who had an interest in Slap Shot....one of the great sports classics of our time. Thanks guys!!!

@dphotos007 4 года назад

Loved this interview. Slap Shot is one of my all time favorites. I was 19 and in college when the movie came out so I can relate the the era very well. I thought the movie was so funny when I first saw it and loved it back then. I met Jerry Houser who played Killer Carlson in a parking lot at a fireworks show in Southern California a few years ago. He thanked me for remembering the movie. Very nice man.

@chrave1956 5 лет назад

It’s the Caddy Shack of hockey !

@edwardofgreene 4 года назад

Caddy Shack is the Slap Shot of golf.

@SRV2013 4 года назад

Caddy Shack is nothing compared to Slap Shot, a true masterpiece of a film.

@d53101 3 года назад

Slapshot and Caddyshack, what a double bill!

@goalscorerlajon 3 года назад

No it isn't. Caddy Shack is the Slap Shot of golf!

@fiedogg8861 4 года назад

Only saw this movie once when I was a kid. 30 years later.....I need to watch it again. Great interview imo.

@cyranobuckminster1970 4 года назад

One of the greatest movies - and the greatest character sets- in the history of American cinema!

@halon7476 3 года назад

Let them be themselves. . No acting. That's why the movie was perfect

@Redhotlugnut 2 года назад

Yeah, I had no idea how close this was to reality. These guy were just themselves and it's great. Is probably why the movie has transcended generations is that it's just not fake Hollywood but how guys can be in real life.

@dieterhoch8273 3 месяца назад

I played with and against the Carlson brothers in Mpls Mn. at the Golden Valley Ice Center in the 70’s. That’s how the game was played in those days.

@mikemercer5808 5 лет назад

I love this movie. I can sit and listen to stories about the film all day. Thanks for posting this!!!

@billbird2969 5 лет назад

Met Dave several years ago while he was the GM of the Capital District Islanders in Troy, Ny. Took time to talk and have a few words and was gracious enough to sign a Chiefs jersey for me. One of the nicest guys in the game always made time for people

@oceman5446 5 лет назад

dave is such an awesome person and im so grateful to be able to work for him!!

@laughtoohard9655 5 лет назад

1977! Best thing ever made.

@thomasblue6064 5 лет назад

You sir are a class act.

@martymcmannis9121 5 лет назад

I just loved that crazy movie.

@edwardofgreene 4 года назад

Dave "Killer" Carlson was my favorite character in the movie. Never before realized it was based on the actor that played one of the Hanson's.

@dizbang3073 3 года назад

"I'd rather have them playing with their toys than playing with themselves." "They're too dumb to play with themselves."

@kcjazzcat7822 Месяц назад

Hilarious.

@BaumannJA 5 лет назад

Can't thank Those guys enough.... The Hanson Brothers still bring me Great Joy and are a part of my Hockey vernacular all these years after! Old Time Hockey!!!! Eddie Shore!!!

@jackc70 4 года назад

Jim Baumann a colleague and I bring it up when we’re reminiscing about the old days, before being politically correct. We both played ice hockey for school and in leagues when we got older. We act like little kids when we bring up some of the classic lines.

@stevensherman4756 4 года назад

Piss on Eddie Shore.

@clairewyndham1971 4 года назад

Same here! My nine boys played hockey- through the years. Still to this day..all the sons, daughter in laws, grandkids..friends ..anyone..are used to hearing things like " Old time Hockey.." or Who ooouuunds da chiefs?"..I love it.

@fewerbeansplease 3 года назад

Eddie Shack?!

@nyrage17 5 лет назад

Thank you for this great interview. I was only 10 years old when this movie came out, so I had to sneak in to see it. I immediately loved it and I've seen it hundreds of times. As a young hockey player, my game changed after seeing this movie and I tried to emulate the Hanson Brothers. This movie and the actors will always have a place in my heart. 40+ years later, I can definitely relate to Dave's comments about his body. Like Dave, I wouldn't have changed a thing. Hockey players are authentic great guys and one of many reasons why hockey is the greatest sport on Earth.

@johnbyington3458 3 года назад

I wore the exact glasses they wore back in the 70's as well and all my friends started calling me "Hanson"

@jstratton1981 4 года назад

Those dislikes must be from ogie oglethorpe's entourage.

@mrgoodwelder7119 4 года назад

Or dr. Hook mcrackin

@lukethedrifter3363 4 года назад

"Ogletorpe? " "Oglethorpe."

@greyowl7869 2 года назад

That's AWESOME!!! Velox Versutus Vigilans

@JohnWilliams-xr4zr 2 года назад

I'm dead I watched this movie back when it came out and later bought it on vhs but haven't seen it in 20 years ,man one of my favs

@steverusso7135 2 года назад

@@lukethedrifter3363 t________&_&&&&_hh&&&&&h&hu&&&&&&&&&&&

@holybeef7690 4 года назад

Slap shot is still one of my favorite movies I Remeber watching that movie for the first time in a hotel room withe my team mates at a silver stick tournament in major atom . I also was very lucky to have had the opportunity and play as a enforcer in the late 80s in the old QMHL. Always wanted to be like them growing up.the good old hockey days are long gone .But I sure loved that era of hockey You guy were my heroes growing up thank you for all the great memories. 🍺😜👍

@tomnotebaart9086 4 года назад

This is one of my favorite movies ever. And after seeing this interview, I like it even more. Dave did an excellent job, was very clear and succinct. I'm from Minnesota myself, so I especially enjoyed the Hanson brothers. I'll never forget when they got a chance to play in the movie, and reigned terror on the other team. This is maybe the best twist in any movie ever!

@steveberryman2710 5 лет назад

what an awesome guy

@tarkushead 6 лет назад

Loved the Hanson Brothers! Even today they are not far from top of mind awareness - sometimes when I have a problem I’ll think “ What would the Hanson’s do..?” Great interview - thanks!

@TechniSean1 5 лет назад

I know what I'm watching next, "SLAP SHOT!" I smiled through the entire video. Always love the behind the scenes stuff and this interview was amazing, never knew about most of the stuff Dave talked about.

@ryankc3631 5 лет назад

Classic. Classic. Classic.

@everetth-top4760 4 года назад

There is no film quite like Slap Shot. The first time I saw it, some 20+ years after it originally came out, I fell in love with it immediately. I can't wait until I can show it to my kids.

@kapppz 3 года назад

When I saw the older Hanson for the first time in 40 years, I broke out in laughter. Hasn't changed at all.

@dphotos007 5 лет назад

Dave seems like a great guy. I met Jerry Houser who played Killer Carlson in Burbank, CA at a 4th of July fireworks show and I recognized him and I said hi. He was a super nice guy and was happy he was recognized because the movie was over 40 years old. I was 20 when the movie came out and I loved this movie and is one of my all time favorites.

@stevemelendez 5 лет назад

Dave Hanson: YOU’RE A BEAUTY!!!

@michaelrogers7426 4 года назад

Great interview....I wish I could live in the ‘70s again as well...

@steverakes6182 3 года назад

I was a sophomore in high school when this came out and loved it.

@johnnorton971 6 лет назад

Saw this movie with my parents in the theatre when I was a kid playing hockey in California all those years ago. I showed it to my kids a couple years ago. Thank you Paul G. for the interview, and thank you Dave Hanson for the behind the scenes.

@tcsmith8523 4 года назад

my kids played hockey in Northern California in the '70s and I did take them to see Slap Shot. not many of us hockey fans in the old days.

@johnclunan4488 3 года назад

As a guy who grew up playing hockey around the time this was shot, it has always been my favorite movie since it was first released. As he said, more truth than fiction. A good buddy of mine played on the '80 Gold medal team then he went on to play for the NY Rangers, on an off night he was sitting a bar in CT and Paul Newman came in and started chatting it up with him. He said they had a great talk and Paul said he had never had more fun making a movie than he did with these guys because as hockey players they just treated him as one of the guys. Paul continued to stay in touch and attend weddings thru the years of his teammates. Best years of my life as well

@905Alive 3 года назад

The movie has not only staying power but grows in popularity because it was acted naturally, the best movies are ad libbed with the script as a guide and it's about real people that can be identified with.

@sega62s 3 года назад

For a hockey player and a goon, Dave is transparent and full of great experience that shines through his personality. He his not a average sport person, I think he does a real good job at having the whole picture of what cinema , concept and influence has on people. You clearly see he has culture, thank god for that, we always love people with a well balance mind and body. 🍻

@robwilson1140 5 лет назад

“They brought their freakin toys with them!”

@billbird2969 5 лет назад

I’d rather have them playing with their toys than playing with themselves-Strother Martin, a legend is his own right!

@theswordguy5269 6 лет назад

I saw this at the drive-in at San Juan Capistrano, California, when it first came out. I loved this movie and still do - a very underrated work. George Roy Hill, better known for The Sting, created a wonderful movie here that remains unknown to many to this day.

@CreatureOfGoddess 4 года назад

I've always loved this movie. I love it a hundred times more now! This interview is absolutely golden.

@White.W0lfz 2 года назад

The real art of the interview is getting out of the way... we hardly notice that you are interviewing Dave... it's like he's doing a freeflow talk with all of us! One of the best interviews I've ever watched! Subscribed! p.s. Dave is living legend!

@1060michaelg 4 года назад

Can we all agree that "SLAP SHOT" has one of the all time great SOUNDTRACKS in film history? It was a literal billboard of what was popular at the moment the movie was being shot...great, smart use of pop music.

@jamessimms415 Год назад

Every time I hear ‘Get Right Back Where We Started From…’ on the oldies station, I immediately think of ‘Slap Shot’….

@MikeLaRock88 Год назад

This movie ages like wine. Its a breath of fresh air and reminder of how awesome the world was back in the day every time I watch it. I believe Star wars came out shortly after this too

@paulcadogan7033 4 года назад

It remains the best hockey movie ever.

@kennyabi3515 2 года назад

Thanks to Dave Hanson for being part of such a fun movie :-)

@kevincarr335 3 года назад

natural comedians . love when the brothers are coming off the ice waving to their fans.

@anakina1 Год назад

Haven't seen the film in a few years, but I can honestly say the only thing I remember is the Hanson brothers. No other plot lines other than Newman being manager/player. They are what everyone wants to see. Great interview.

@blakeyokum1547 5 лет назад

Loved this movie, and this interview was great! To answer the question of why the movie has such resonance these many years later, it’s because of the “trueness” of the actual actors who really lived that life.

@jackc70 4 года назад

Blake Yokum it sure was real and you wouldn’t believe it unless you lived it.

@jasonarellano9470 5 лет назад

My all time favorite movie

@stevensherman4756 4 года назад

It’s required viewing before every hockey season here. Daddy, daddy, he changed the channel and called me a p...y

@JPT1965 2 года назад

A great interview, what an articulate guy. Had the opportunity to play hockey in the facility he was working. Legendary movie.

@timothyhays1817 3 года назад

I rember back when lived in Michigan Slap Shot was shown ever year like the Wizard of Oz.

@Bonder9 4 года назад

I had no intention of watching an interview with Dave Hansen but after watching five minutes and grab me and watch the entire thing. What a fantastic interview and now that I am back in Pittsburgh he is one person I would love to get the chance to meet and get a photo op with him. Now he’s working as the director or general manager for the hockey center of Robert Morris University on Neville Island and that place keeps growing and growing. Keep it up Dave!

@johnnymossville 2 года назад

There was something so raw and real about the characters in Slap Shot that resonated. I am sure the filmmakers saw this and is why they offered the Hanson Bros a contract.

@brians7419 3 года назад

What a great interview! Dave Hanson is simply a class act.

@jimmyblair7597 3 года назад

you guys made my day. thank you Dave! I remember the very first time i saw Slapshot, I saw it again a few months ago, I gave seen it 30 times or more, love it, never get tired of it! Thanks for the memories! Jim from Minneapolis.

@Retsler54 4 года назад

I love Slap Shot / Greetings from Sweden. Favourite quote: "These guys are a f-g disgrace" :)

@stevensherman4756 4 года назад

Johan Retsler - “That ice is a G... D... disgrace!” I hate to think how many times I’ve recited that one when walking by or skating on a rink.

@billsoderholm3125 3 года назад

LOVE Slapshot but it’s not even close to Caddy Shack, nothing is.

@user-qt5eh9wb7g 3 года назад

My favorite is: "I"M LISTENING TO THE FUCKIN' SONG!"

@andrewprzybyla8871 2 года назад

What a great interview, thank you!!! On one beer league team that I was on, we constantly recited many of the lines from "Slap Shot". We all knew the lines, crazy! Thank you, Dave Hanson!

@xiimmxii 3 года назад

I still love this film. It is one of the standout films of my youth. The Hansons were just mental and great characters. They just had to be true to life. I have watched Slapshot with my sons love and they love it too. We are from the UK and so never skated or played hockey but did plenty of contact sports so I can relate to it even so. Great fun and great entertainment.

@namesurname8812 Год назад

Love this interview. Dave speaks so calmly and eloquently that I could keep listening to him The appeal of the characters the Hanson brothers is they play the game the way thugs would play it if they could get away with it. Maniac brothers who feed of each other, fear no one and don't take anything seriously.

@165Dash 4 года назад

Great interview. Best “sports movie” ever made.

@Achilles5937 4 года назад

"Dave's a Killer!.....Dave's a mess!" Lol!!

@ColeNollavook 4 года назад

The way he intersperses Reg Dunlop with a perplexed look on his face as he’s telling the real life story about meeting Paul Newman in his underwear is low key brilliantly done at 9:15 lmao

@philiphied 5 лет назад

My favorite movie all time.

@americanpatriot9865 5 лет назад

Loved the movie and go get’em attitude of the Hansen brothers! They really made that movie work!

@Greg-bz2bf 5 лет назад

Nice interview. Authentic. Honest. Best wishes Dave. Thanks for the laughs and memories. Greg (formerly of Regina)

@Zoofactory 5 лет назад

Thanks to all who took the time to put this together.... Nice piece that ties a lot of curiosity together.

@geraldbrown2875 3 года назад

Grew up in the 70’s wouldn’t change it for all the iPhones in the world! Best sports movie ever, Paul Newman & The Hanson brothers what a line up! 🇨🇦 🏒 🥅

@johnnyrife2427 4 года назад

Thanks for the memories, and laughs. Great interview!

@timothymoynihan8063 4 года назад

The best 22 mind I ever spent on youtube.

@sschevy8558 6 лет назад

Wow! Great interview and that story of Newman is to cool!!

@Jonmdix 4 года назад

Top bloke! Slap shot is one of my favourite movies and I’m a Kiwi, go figure !!

@tonyr.546 3 года назад

I can honestly say that was one of the best youtube interviews I've ever seen. I normally don't get halfway through them but this was terrific!

@barrykaplaggio2215 4 года назад

that was a great interview!! Long live the Hansons

@tedpetry2028 5 лет назад

Classic movie ahead of its time. You're wife's a Lesbian! Laughed my ass off. How can you not love it? To listen to one of the original Hansons is gold. To hear how they brought it off was great. Being themselves was the best thing the director did right and that led to one of the best sports movies in history, screw the critics. I loved the movie.

@patrickroloff2731 5 лет назад

That makes the acting by Paul Newman and the rest even more special. Reacting to the real actions of hockey players. Simply awesome

@Weptek911 2 года назад

Good interview, letting Dave tell his story with no interruptions. Well done!

@jimmysiniawski7391 2 месяца назад

I played hockey in the 70’s and can truly tell you how much I enjoyed this movie. It gave me more laughs than any other movie to date. One of my first hockey games for high school we had no coach and they had beer in a water cooler on the bench. True story. So that’s why this movie hits a nerve for me. A good one. Great interview as well. Thanks for the memories.