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@paulthomas8884
@paulthomas8884 4 месяца назад
"It's two in the morning and I don't know nobody." I saw Bob Seger in 2012 with my Dad, and Seger said onstage that line inspired him to write "We've got tonight". Dude did three encores, one of the best concerts I ever went to and a great night with my Dad. He and I didn't have everything in common on music, but Seger and Silver Bullet was one we always agreed on. Miss you, Dad.
@crisguia
@crisguia 12 лет назад
This was one of the few quiet scenes in this wonderful movie that gave my brain a chance to relax and not try to understand all the plot goings on so much. George Roy Hill did a terrific job directing this.
@lukasmiller486
@lukasmiller486 2 года назад
Little did we realize she was a snake who only saved his life because Lonnegan needed him alive for a little longer.
@NormAppleton
@NormAppleton Год назад
Yes, well done
@PabloCruise1
@PabloCruise1 3 года назад
I tried this line and I ended up at a police station.
@christopherthorkon3997
@christopherthorkon3997 5 лет назад
00:57 My favorite line in the whole film. "You know me. I'm just like you. It's two in the morning and I don't know nobody."
@TrentJordan3198
@TrentJordan3198 3 года назад
You know the song "We Got Tonight" by Bob Seger? That song was inspired from the line.
@russellking9762
@russellking9762 3 года назад
Try that line today and they'll ring the cops
@cosmosgato
@cosmosgato 3 года назад
The nosey busy body neighbor saved his life.
@sweeper1977
@sweeper1977 Год назад
The old lady @0:23 saved his life, right?
@SolidMikeP
@SolidMikeP 4 месяца назад
I dont get it?
@sweeper1977
@sweeper1977 4 месяца назад
@@SolidMikeP She was about to kill him. The old lady was a witness so she changed the plan.
@SolidMikeP
@SolidMikeP 4 месяца назад
@@sweeper1977 got it, saw the other clip ever here gets saved
@ElCajoia
@ElCajoia 12 лет назад
One of the best scenes in a movie where dialog fits perfect, well done writers.......
@billcook4768
@billcook4768 5 лет назад
You know me. I'm the same as you. It's two in the morning and I don't know nobody - One of the great lines in film. Should be more famous.
@ers586
@ers586 9 лет назад
Funny how Mrs. Hilliard probably saved Johnny's life.
@flintironstag2381
@flintironstag2381 7 лет назад
She did! Mrs Hilliard was a potential witness, so Solerno figured, why not? I'm horny .... LMAO!!!
@edcampion3998
@edcampion3998 7 лет назад
steven franklin just thought the same thing myself
@merccadoosis8847
@merccadoosis8847 4 года назад
Mrs Hilliard the neighborhood yenta was up at 2AM. Nice of her to take notice of such things.
@TK-cl1jm
@TK-cl1jm 2 года назад
@@merccadoosis8847 Yenta?
@merccadoosis8847
@merccadoosis8847 2 года назад
@@TK-cl1jm Fer sure. What the heck is that old lady doing out of bed at 2 AM in the night if it isn't cause she's a nosy busybody?
@MrPhotodoc
@MrPhotodoc 3 года назад
What a terrific movie. Even the door knock was in time with the music. And don't get me started on the music.
@870Rem12gauge
@870Rem12gauge 12 лет назад
Redford, the ole smoothie.
@laurenc5306
@laurenc5306 3 года назад
Whoever that actress is, her face fits perfectly for the era this movie is set in. She really looks like a golden age of Hollywood movie star
@paulnolan1352
@paulnolan1352 2 года назад
Yes, your right, it’s a great scene as most of them are in the film, not much said but so much on show. Every time I watch scenes like this it just draws me in like I’m there. Brilliant.
@NormAppleton
@NormAppleton Год назад
She looks like shes had a hard but interesting life.
@christianbaler1166
@christianbaler1166 Год назад
Dimitria Arliss ...a.remarkable Charakter and a ..forgive me " A real Lady"
@NormAppleton
@NormAppleton 10 месяцев назад
Dmitra Arliss, from Lorain, OH. Yeah she was great. The depression was BAD She played it well with Redford there. That sequence was sadness.
@richardschulman8821
@richardschulman8821 10 месяцев назад
She is the worst looking woman in Hollywood playing hard to get with the best looking man in Hollywood. I find it hard to believe she was supposed to SEDUCE HIM. She must be the producer's niece
@edwardfriedman3440
@edwardfriedman3440 10 лет назад
Dimitra Arliss was told not to change her facial expressions in this scene. In fact she's a dead ringer for Virginia O'Brien, a marvelous actress who was known as the 'Great Stone Face' because of her dead pan persona. When she had her first audition, O'Brien was so terrified that she didn't move. The studio thought that she had blown it, but the audience loved her, and she continued to act that way. I have to believe that Director George Roy Hill patterned Arliss's character after O'Brien.
@ysgol3
@ysgol3 7 лет назад
Edward - very interesting and illuminating, thank you !!
@thermidor5975
@thermidor5975 5 лет назад
Yup. Just show up at the door out of the blue, having just met and barely know her. Works for me too, every time. ;-) And if she had said no, there was always Mrs. Hilliard. ;-)
@HoldenNY22
@HoldenNY22 3 года назад
Mrs Hillard was a real Cougar. You could tell she really had the hots for Robert Redford.
@Wadaryu1000
@Wadaryu1000 3 года назад
@@HoldenNY22 Many a good tune played on an old fiddle.
@mr.not.so.perfect.666
@mr.not.so.perfect.666 3 года назад
@@Wadaryu1000 that is hilarious. I certainly lol'ed.
@pattyoneill6724
@pattyoneill6724 3 года назад
Mrs. HILLIARD WOULD have shown him a good time! Its ROBERT REDFORD for God's sake 🙄
@Silirion
@Silirion 3 года назад
Hey if there is chemistry, it works.
@ded66
@ded66 4 года назад
There's always a Mrs. Hillard on every floor.
@Wadaryu1000
@Wadaryu1000 Год назад
They do say that a slice from a cut loaf is rarely missed...
@darrenpicht3576
@darrenpicht3576 6 лет назад
And this is the scene that inspired Bob Segar to write “ We’ve Got Tonight
@roadrules3671
@roadrules3671 11 месяцев назад
Can't believe its been 50 years since this Movie first showed in theatres.
@ermangus
@ermangus 3 года назад
Unmentioned side note: This exact scene was the base for the song "We've Got Tonite" by Bob Seger
@Bill-uo6cm
@Bill-uo6cm 3 года назад
The music is perfect for this scene.
@randycoger2525
@randycoger2525 3 года назад
This movie is in the top ten of all time. That is saying a lot.
@drby0788
@drby0788 8 лет назад
great acting by both here. reford was an extordianry talent
@crisguia
@crisguia 11 лет назад
I believe that, too. I've always been partial to quiet scenes that make us feel.
@petewoodroffemusic
@petewoodroffemusic 6 лет назад
Dimitra was excellent!
@Wadaryu1000
@Wadaryu1000 2 года назад
Many a good tune played on an old fiddle....
@James-le1gl
@James-le1gl 6 лет назад
I must try this one day and see if it works in real life. But I do not have the charisma of Robert Redford.
@HovaNirvana
@HovaNirvana 5 лет назад
James Few people do. Then combine that with his looks. There’s a reason why he’s Robert Redford.
@tmclaug90
@tmclaug90 3 года назад
Also. She was trying to set Redford's character up to kill him lol. That is also why it worked.
@n_a8917
@n_a8917 2 года назад
Hey you’re most likely much taller than he is. He’s like 5’ 4”
@cdorman11
@cdorman11 9 месяцев назад
Wait until a woman saves your life.
@JoelLeBras
@JoelLeBras 6 лет назад
The theme is "Solace" by Scot Joplin
@lorettap.925
@lorettap.925 8 лет назад
Just imagine for a moment that this is Brad Pitt.You could watch the whole video beliveing it's Pitt.I bet Redford was his idol.
@scifinerd17
@scifinerd17 6 лет назад
Loretta P. Well he was in A River Runs Through It, which Redford directed.
@paulcanis6297
@paulcanis6297 5 лет назад
Ya watch River Runs Through It if you want to have your mind blown on that point. Pitt IS a young Redford in tyhat movie. great stuff.
@SpiritMQ
@SpiritMQ 5 лет назад
I personally feel Pitt learned a lot of mannerisms from Redford. Having grown up in the 90s, I was a great fan of Pitt... Then one day, I watched "The Spy Game" in which both Pitt and Redford starred... found out that Redford gave him a big break in his movie "A River Runs Through It" and man, I fell hard for Robert Redford. I have watched every movie of Redford ever since ❤ Now I see so much of Redford in Pitt honestly.
@pattyoneill6724
@pattyoneill6724 3 года назад
They are both 🔥 hot, but Redford better actor and better chest hair !
@VersusARCH
@VersusARCH 2 года назад
Pitt probably got hired in a few movies early in his career because he somewhat resembled Redford just as Russel Crowe probably got hired in a few movies early in his career because he somewhat resembled Newman.
@thomascarpenter7415
@thomascarpenter7415 3 года назад
I tried that line , she called the cops
@robertmasina4610
@robertmasina4610 2 года назад
That's the way movies should be, a man goes into a woman's apartment and the viewer is left to using one's imagination.
@robhileman8890
@robhileman8890 2 года назад
So they played spades until sun up?
@mybleachhouse
@mybleachhouse 6 лет назад
BioShock music had me looking for Booker
@逸雄大谷
@逸雄大谷 2 года назад
ロバートさん 素敵🤗
@tombryan1
@tombryan1 Год назад
I used that line before this movie came out, she was 30, i was 21
@John-jt4dj
@John-jt4dj Год назад
She says, "I don't even know you". And he should have answered, " But would you like too".
@paulamuddiman5100
@paulamuddiman5100 4 года назад
I just wanted to find the scene with solace from BioShock infinite's loading screen,great song!
@williamjaeger9865
@williamjaeger9865 4 года назад
Is everyone forgetting that she was gonna put a cap in him?
@russellking9762
@russellking9762 2 года назад
pah…that’s too far off in the future…all that matters is what he’s going to put in her
@TrentJordan3198
@TrentJordan3198 4 года назад
Bob Seger brought me here.
@pattyoneill6724
@pattyoneill6724 3 года назад
Would you turn Robert Redford away ! He'll no !
@CollectorChronicles
@CollectorChronicles 2 года назад
If she was a redhead she would look a hell of a lot like the last girl I fell for. Kind of demeanor that told you she was bad news.
@LanDred1
@LanDred1 6 лет назад
greatmovie
@Charon58
@Charon58 5 лет назад
This part was kinda unbelievable in the context of the story. She wouldn't let him in if she was intending to kill him and sure as hell wouldn't sleep with him. She would be worried her cover was blown. And Johnny wouldn't be doing anything that could distract from or risk the big con he was working.
@cou1202
@cou1202 5 лет назад
Yes, she would. And yes, he would. Let me explain. Salino, posing as the waitress, had already "helped" Johnny escape from Lonnegan's guys (who were unaware that he and his "Kelly" persona were one and the same). She didn't know he would show up at her door, of course, but once he did, taking him in was the best possible way to (a)keep track of him, and (b)get his trust so that he would be completely off his guard. Makes me think of the Bogart line "But he'd have gone up there with *YOU,* baby. He was _ just _ dumb enough for *that."* As for Johnny, he had just agreed to betray Henry to the FBI, and it was weighing him down and breaking his heart. Or at least, so we think at this stage. In any case, from what he says to Henry about Luther just before the last stage goes into action, it's clear that his nerves are on edge. He's been drinking, he has just dodged death (again), and she's the girl who helped him do so. Drink and a girl and the lonely hours of the morning _ he's not the first. And it suits her down to the ground to have the target walk so willingly into her clutches. Just my opinion, but it all makes sense to me.
@Bill-uo6cm
@Bill-uo6cm 3 года назад
@@cou1202 You're a smart guy.
@russellking9762
@russellking9762 3 года назад
Spiders do it all the time
@burtonrivera5253
@burtonrivera5253 4 года назад
This adds to the authenticity; the planned assass8ness planted in his immediacy ..
@burtonrivera5253
@burtonrivera5253 2 года назад
And they almost always succeed... About 99.9% of the time. The .01, well, Awfully bad luck
@scottmcfarland5830
@scottmcfarland5830 3 года назад
Wish there were towns like this, and women for all that matter. This woman would have all my $ in 12 hours if I could help it any
@madscientist2900
@madscientist2900 5 лет назад
Anyone else thinking Bioshock :)
@al.n.darodda6183
@al.n.darodda6183 2 года назад
Salino is Hot
@doncarlodivargas5497
@doncarlodivargas5497 3 года назад
Who is saying "good night" at 2'clock in the night?
@0428733
@0428733 2 года назад
Well that was more or less "mind your own business"
@RussellRoesner
@RussellRoesner 5 лет назад
The costume designers and make up before the Godfather were a joke. Redford's hair is so 1970s and having a shirt with the top 3 buttons unbuttoned is so unauthentic.
@oreokookie1000
@oreokookie1000 5 лет назад
Also that metal number 3 on her door is totally local hardware store early 70's, it should be simple and rounded if this is the early teens. They still make those- home depot has 'em.
@seikibrian8641
@seikibrian8641 5 лет назад
@@oreokookie1000 I guess you're not well-versed in the architectural styles that were popular in turn-of-the-century America. Art Deco, Victorian, Federalist, Greek Revival...all were found existing side-by-side back then.
@oreokookie1000
@oreokookie1000 5 лет назад
@@seikibrian8641 I am, the movie sets were very excellent..my mom thought so, she grew up in 1930's chicago....my favorite epoch is the 1970's, and its fun to spot little slips like that (redfords unbuttoned shirt!)
@oreokookie1000
@oreokookie1000 5 лет назад
meant to say 1930's which is when the movie is set to.
@seikibrian8641
@seikibrian8641 5 лет назад
@@oreokookie1000 Hardly a "slip." He was playing a man not used to wearing suits, who was wandering the streets at 2AM, and who had been drinking; exactly the kind of person who would unbutton his shirt on a warm, humid night.
@jonnocotton48
@jonnocotton48 5 лет назад
Bioshock infinte loading music
@madscientist2900
@madscientist2900 4 года назад
Bioshock anyone ?
@cybtb
@cybtb 3 года назад
Anyone try this on Tinder yet?
@davidmdyer838
@davidmdyer838 5 лет назад
Marvin Hamlisch got an Oscar for the "period" music n this movie. It's 30 years off and he didn't even write t, what a ripoff.
@graytonw5238
@graytonw5238 5 лет назад
Yeah, I remember the Mad Magazine I had that parodied this movie (back when Mad Magazine was good), and there was a cartoon panel that showed 2 window panes in the background, the first one said "Music By Scott Joplin", the second one said "Exploitation By Marvin Hamlisch". I always remembered that. Hamlisch died some years ago, and I hate to speak ill of the dead, but he did ride on the coattails of a TRULY great musician, unfortunately. But at least it did awaken an appreciation on the part of many (including me) of Joplin's music afterwards.
@davidmdyer838
@davidmdyer838 5 лет назад
@@graytonw5238 He was a very good musician, however, I have worked with him, he deserved it for other movies. He is one of only two people ever to have won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, a Tony, and a Pulitzer. For me the worst part of it was that Ragtime was turn of the century music, Joplin died in 1906 I think, and The Sting was 1936, off by more than 30 years. That would be like using Glen Miller for a movie about 1980. If you're going to do a period film why be so far off with the music when it would have been just as easy to get it right? They should have been using the Dorsey Bros.if you're going to steal from somebody. Maybe the idea was to go with someone whose copyright had expired.
@graytonw5238
@graytonw5238 5 лет назад
@@davidmdyer838 Agreed on the anachronism of the music being used for that time period, and it was the same with anachronistic elements used in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (the other Newman/Redford collaboration). One thing about Hamlisch that always put me off about him though was when he was a guest on the Mike Douglas show along with Tom Waits and a couple other guests. Douglas was talking to Waits and every time the camera shifted to Hamlisch you could see the look of disdain, maybe even disgust, on his face. Granted, Waits was never the "refined" type of guy that Hamlisch was, but he was and is a damn good musician, and it bothered me that Hamlisch appeared to be looking down on him. He may have been a great guy though and they just caught him on a bad day. No disputing Hamlisch's musical talent.
@whitealroker
@whitealroker 5 лет назад
Bombshell secret assassians got hotter in newer movies.
@thomascarpenter7415
@thomascarpenter7415 2 года назад
Damn she looks just like my ex
@John-eg3gy
@John-eg3gy Месяц назад
🇺🇲
@crisguia
@crisguia 12 лет назад
I wish the woman was someone famous, like Faye Dunaway or Jane Fonda, which would have been much more interesting.
@neelabhraroy4238
@neelabhraroy4238 6 лет назад
Cris Guia naah Dimitra Arliss was sensational
@roquefortfiles
@roquefortfiles 6 лет назад
That would be too obvious. I like the fact that its an unknown. You feel more danger.
@dennisandry1632
@dennisandry1632 5 лет назад
@@roquefortfiles YES !!
@merccadoosis8847
@merccadoosis8847 4 года назад
Yeah but a Faye or Jane would have cost the producers a good deal more money. As it was Dimitra fit the part perfectly.
@russellking9762
@russellking9762 3 года назад
No... the 'vibe' would have been overdone......don't forget this movie is about an elaborate con in the time of Vaudeville and Al Capone...Speak eazy's and Prohibition
@jdc1957
@jdc1957 3 года назад
My Favorite Line.
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