The Tango - Scent of a Woman (4/8) Movie CLIP (1992) HD

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Frank (Al Pacino) teaches the beautiful and charming Donna (Gabrielle Anwar) how to dance the tango.
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.
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Cast: Chris O'Donnell, Al Pacino, Gabrielle Anwar
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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Комментарии : 17 тыс.

@GeometricMason 3 года назад

You may be cool, but you'll never be as cool as Al Pacino dancing the Tango with Gabrielle Anwar.

@user-ot1iu5ue6t 3 года назад

Я хочу сказать для всех Девочек. Ноги кривые ну и что Самое Главное Если ты считаешь Себя Красивой то все другие скажут Да.

@techsysengineer5135 3 года назад

Point taken - cant get much cooler than that... If I get a chance to DANCE WITH HER - sing me up

@putomkor1830 3 года назад

I'll raise you one De Niro in a coffee shop

@margaretbuckley9309 3 года назад

You are so right eric Pacino invented cool hes a brilliant actor Scarface is epic as well he should have a fistfull of oscars Not just one 😎🤩

@kremove 3 года назад

True

@misseagle39 3 года назад

To everyone who disliked this scene because of technique, it wasn’t supposed to be perfect. He was blind, she was a beginner. It was about the beauty of the scene, i loved it 🌹

@JohnDoe-jw6mk 3 года назад

Dear, you are lovely and dislikers are just poor things.

@moaripartyareracist1547 3 года назад

Love it. Think it's on Netflex, Gonna watch this when get home.

@user-gg5pr6tr6j 3 года назад

whatcha takn bout, it was perfect

@NizarFaour 3 года назад

Actually this scene made me love ballroom dancing

@melindam2776 3 года назад

It's about a love of dance and life, not showing off what "I can do". :)

@LD-bv1pm Год назад

Gabrielle Anwar explained that she went through "a yearlong audition process that ultimately resulted in two days of work and became just seven minutes of the film". But what an absolutely magical seven minutes. She captured the shyness, nervousness, growing confidence, excitement, chemistry and fun perfectly. She also never rehearsed with Pacino, by his design. Making it very spontaneous.

@vikxav1980 Год назад

👋👋👋

@shellyt556 11 месяцев назад

One of the most memorable scenes in the movie. She earned it

@nedroulston9543 11 месяцев назад

I've never seen any of her other films but this performance was immortal. She melted the screen with her combination of innocence and sensuality, not to mention a fabulous dance scene. Hollywood magic right there

@littleme3597 10 месяцев назад

@@nedroulston9543 She was just a prop. AL WAS THE STAR.

@johntosto5075 10 месяцев назад

@@littleme3597 never heard that it takes two to tango??? no "props" here. 2 wonderful performers!!!

@melba6951 2 месяца назад

I used to play violin and was a teenager when I first saw this movie, and this scene in particular. It did smth with me and I went straight to my violin professor and said that I heard the most beautiful tango melody and that I wanted us to play it (he had a little tango orchester that I was also part of). But there was no internet back then and I did not know the name of the piece, just the movie, so my dear prof. Milev rented a VHS, listened to it multiple times and wrote down every single voice of each instrument. And gave me the honour to play the 1st violin. That is now over 25 years, I stopped playing violin and moved to a different country, but I still have those keys that his own hand wrote down. And I will keep and treasure them for as long as I live.

@mariehurrell1224 2 месяца назад

Wow! Incredible!

@user-kl4gb6ey6w 2 месяца назад

Filme belíssimo!

@mattmasso6588 Месяц назад

❤

@lucetothebridge Месяц назад

so.. please tell me what's the name of the Melody (?) Thank you

@rhodrireturns8787 Месяц назад

@@lucetothebridgepor una cabeza

@ivan43rip 4 года назад

Al Pacino has great eye control in playing a blind man. Watch his eyes they do not move through out the whole movie .

@billkelly8477 4 года назад

He had lenses on his eyes, he really could not see. Great acting.

@cubnation 4 года назад

@@billkelly8477 Wrong!

@TheFlash3237 4 года назад

@@billkelly8477 He didn't have any lenses. And no... he was not blind. He could see everything! He's just that good of an actor that he makes you believe he's really blind! He went on to watch and learn real blind people to prepare for this performance.

@AntoniaScolas 4 года назад

Mi.piace la parte di Alpacino

@cubnation 4 года назад

@@TheFlash3237 Yep, he is a method actor. He "lives" the character.

@rogerkincaid931 4 года назад

People still come here to view this scene; proof that this film is timeless.

@notvietnam4112 4 года назад

Roger Kincaid Tears of happiness is what this movie did to me

@utkanutku12 4 года назад

İt's always timeless if there is a Pacino out there

@manjiwolf 4 года назад

👏🏾Well put sir, well put.👏🏾

@SKARKIBANEZ 4 года назад

FEELINGS HAVE NO "TIME" ;)

@cynthiabustamante2884 4 года назад

I, just did.

@tnkhasan 5 месяцев назад

How he starts a little cautious then with the chemistry and vibe building up how he escalates and puts more energy gradually is just a masterpiece

@vs52217 5 месяцев назад

Same with her ... at first she is cautious and shy, then by the end she is enjoying herself.

@Mattamillion-vk2pf 8 месяцев назад

one of the most beautiful movie scenes I'll ever see in my lifetime.

@USCndaATL 2 года назад

Yes, Pacino deservedly won an Oscar for this movie, and he's amazing in this scene. Gabrielle Anwar's performance is so underrated here. Her character's innocence is what makes the scene work just as much as Pacino's strength.

@evamariagoda5520 2 года назад

Verdade atores maravilhosos 💕🌻👍👌🍎

@crulova3776 2 года назад

femininity and masculinity

@ReiverGrad14 2 года назад

She was awesome in three musketeers

@user-xd1mv9yu6q 2 года назад

Pacino is great 👍 but no one mentioned the young boy actor ... He's good too

@milaalencar1099 2 года назад

I completely agree with you!!

@TheDennisbaldo Год назад

One of the most beautiful scenes in the history of Hollywood. I cry like a baby every time I see it.

@ljiljavukas1962 Год назад

I looooove every second of the movie! Al Pacino is brilliant!!! Just love him! 😊

@Recite-GodHealMeCreateMiracle Год назад

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@maryhendersonbosch6358 Год назад

She said in an interview, they did it in one take.

@MariaLima-hs9iw Год назад

Eu também choro.

@iranforever1566 Год назад

Silent

@luisvargas2310 9 месяцев назад

One of the best and most touching scenes of cinema ever seen. A well-deserved Oscar for Al Pacino.

@georgemavrides3434 2 месяца назад

Long overdue. Should have been a 2nd or 3rd at that point.

@Fjuncaj 9 месяцев назад

This scene is probably one of the top 10 reasons I’ve gotten into tango 6 years ago. Watched this film maybe ten times in my whole life, it wasn’t until 2017 when I watched it again for the 7th time where I went “know what? I wanna learn the tango, I don’t care if I’m not great, I just wanna be like Pacino.”

@john0730tw 9 месяцев назад

Do you tangle on still ?

@Fjuncaj 8 месяцев назад

@@john0730tw I still do! I’ve gotten slightly better at it lol

@adrianguerra6541 8 месяцев назад

Admiro a la gente que tiene el valor de intentar cumplir sus sueños.

@jessicamillan9478 7 месяцев назад

Memorable movie scene. Great you gave it a try. Keep it up!🤩🇦🇷♥️ My husband and I started tango group lessons 3 weeks ago. Living in Argentina for 10 years and we decided to finally give it a try. The experience is so fulfilling, sublime and spectacular. Step by step with a learning mindset.❤🇦🇷👌🏼

@sukjaiwaibel6653 6 месяцев назад

Very nice ❤❤❤❤❤❤

@jackjax7921 2 года назад

For a man who lives in a dark gave that woman one of the most colorful experiences of her life.

@ronniechang1884 2 года назад

Super underrated

@cesarinaherrera3148 2 года назад

Yes!

@heAbdulaziz 2 года назад

such a talk

@nihill5995 2 года назад

underrated

@lolycastaneda5338 2 года назад

I wish I could have that

@yibambe4ever74 5 лет назад

old movies are so much richer in the emotions than those now

@workinprogress6282 4 года назад

That I agree...

@francofalcon9987 4 года назад

Well its not too old 1992...what would be with a film from 1940' 50 60' them are grear too

@stevem2323 4 года назад

@@workinprogress6282 They are richer in everything.

@shaunhudson5214 4 года назад

I don't know about that. I think you have to watch the right movies. I think the argument could be made that Toy Story, The Lion King, Gladiator, Titanic, Armageddon....that these are all very emotional movies. This idea that things in the past are better gets thrown around a lot. I love when old people say older music was less repetitive and more unique or even less vulgar....It couldn't be farther from the truth. Ever heard the song Wipeout? Ever heard My Big Ten Inch? Grease Lightening? No, older isn't better. It is just older.

@daffa1809 4 года назад

That means youre not watching the right (modern) movies haha There are still lots of "emotional" movies nowadays

@MsRay7 3 месяца назад

For me, what makes this scene so enchanting is its portrayal of something theoretically impossible to be captured by a camera - the vibrant essence of life. Just as many comments have rightly pointed out, Gabrielle's contribution should not be overlooked. Apart from the undeniable vitality displayed by Al Pacino's character, Gabrielle's emergence from waiting and her attempt at tango also embody this vitality. For me, this is one of the most captivating aspects of this work, as it has the power to move any viewer who can appreciate the beauty of life

@penmuni3833 Год назад

Gabrielle Anwar lit up the screen with her radiant innocence. She was so tender, so delicate in her beauty and ever so slightly... one day she was gone, leaving only the scent of a woman.

@hofx666 Год назад

This scene always puts a smile on my face.

@hanhanlon4441 Год назад

Me too. It also makes me sad, because Al's character Frank seemed happy here and was having fun, and he gave that young woman a moment she'd remember the rest of her life, not to mention got more of Charlie's awe and respect, but Frank was planning to commit suicide the whole time. I guess we never know the depths and ways we've touched others' lives, even if we feel like losers, huh?

@jessicacampbell4142 Год назад

Al Pacino and Chris O’Donnell’s chemistry was top notch and perfectly cast. I loved it.

@harryv6752 Год назад

Totally. Such a feel good scene. Can't help but smile along with it. 🙂

@vlastimilricka1685 Год назад

Tato scéna je prostě dokonalost sama až mám z toho slzy v očích...

@martinreid1740 Год назад

It brings me out in tears.

@janetaylor4817 3 года назад

He made her an offer she couldn't refuse

@claudiaionescu1661 3 года назад

ROMÂNIA /🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

@sakatra 3 года назад

Vamo Argentina papa

@akiratudo25 3 года назад

Then "say hello to my little friend"

@user-ot1iu5ue6t 3 года назад

@Terraz9 3 года назад

@@Lifeisaboutmakinganimpact what happened?

@user-bo6cj6fv9l 8 месяцев назад

Сколько смотрю это танго, не устаю восхищаться великим артистом.

@dogbsas Год назад

10 years living in USA. From Argentina. My parents danced, sometimes, the tango. Just a few times but they were both great dancers and both of them at least to my ears....sang really well. He passed away, I don't talk to her anymore for personal reasons. Life sucks and sometimes I wish I could go back in time to see them together again, dancing the tango.

@vishalvivek8 2 месяца назад

I am no one to advice you, but you could try repairing your relationship with her. Mothers always forgive children.

@Risuaita5886 2 года назад

Me and my dad used to watch this when i was younger. Dad passed away few years back, and this scene and song brings many good memories up. At young age i found this movie boring, but my father insisted that i'd watch it with him, so i did. As i grew i started to understand the beauty of this movie. Im grateful to my father that he taught me good taste in movies & music, and for showing and teaching me to always behave like gentleman towards everyone. Rest in peace dad, you are missed.

@mariko5370 2 года назад

That was so touching. . I also lost mine years ago .. RIP to your father 🙏

@Risuaita5886 2 года назад

@@mariko5370 im sorry for your loss, and i wish your dad peace too. If i could, i'd take away all the sorrow in the world. But then on second thought, it is what makes us strong, and grateful for the time we have left with loved ones. Thank you for your kind words, i wish you all the best in life!

@mariko5370 2 года назад

@@Risuaita5886 Thank you for such warm words... Take care and be strong .. I wish you to be happy too ❤️

@relm.5934 2 года назад

Your dad raised you well. May he rest in peace. 🙏

@juanmanuelveron4408 2 года назад

RIP to your father. Highly emotive comments. My father considers this scene as one of the best of the cine's history...He passed away in 2014.... I went to depression for several years, now coming back stronger

@user-ot1ob3fy4c 18 дней назад

Боже мой! Какая прелесть! Можно смотреть тысячу раз и все мало! Браво!

@marycyr9555 12 дней назад

Magical seven minutes. The best seven minutes of the show. ❤️. Al Pacino was a marvelous actor

@philippz.5460 4 года назад

She's probably one of the sweetest girls in the history of cinema

@msinvincible2000 4 года назад

You should watch the film The three musketeers (1993 version) where she plays again with Chris O'Donnell

@MrDuboce 4 года назад

I wonder what happened to the little black dress?

@msinvincible2000 4 года назад

@elvin gador She also played in the series THE TUDORS

@TheMyrto87 4 года назад

and of the classiest

@AbhayAggarwal 3 года назад

Proud to say that she's Indian.

@randmanstein9619 2 года назад

She has such a heavenly smile

@sharonsobolewski3707 2 года назад

AND SHES GOT THAT SWEET LITTLE SOFT SHY VOICE ITS SO FUNNY THE TWO DID SO WELL IN THAT SCENE I CAN WATCH IT ALL DAY

@valteraguiar6853 2 года назад

Heavenly smile from perfect lips.

@emanrachman3435 9 месяцев назад

Al Pacino... He is a great actor ... World class 👍

@user-jj1oy4jo9j Год назад

I never get tired of watching this wonderful film. Especially the tango scene.

@ronmetcalf1972 4 года назад

This scene NEVER gets old.

@mscott3918 4 года назад

It never will.

@adriel7540 4 года назад

Beautiful isn't it...

@charlysoulfever 4 года назад

Never ever

@Dawid24.07 4 года назад

True ♥

@kevinduffy80 3 года назад

Damn straight

@curlyyasmin181 4 года назад

The scene is so perfect. An innocent beautiful girl, a confident blind man, and Charlie sitting down smiling over once he realises he has it under control. So sweet

@upulperera1369 4 года назад

I like your comment ...it's a perfect definition of Charlie's expectations here", ..he has it under control. I am not joking you got the ingredients of a great crtic of cinema/art. ( Wishes from Sri Lanka).

@curlyyasmin181 4 года назад

Upul Perera Thank you I watch alot of movies

@curlyyasmin181 3 года назад

I Was Here Well her demeanour is innocent. Sorry Mrs Marple, it is “just” a comment.

@curlyyasmin181 3 года назад

I Was Here plus 480 people agree with me. No one agrees with you 👊🏼

@MrDuboce 3 года назад

Perfectly directed by Martin Brest.

@TheGyroBarqusShow 8 месяцев назад

An actor playing a blind character who's play a normal dude dancing Tango, now tell Brando if he could top this complexity.

@bobcatbigpaws5597 6 месяцев назад

Al Pacino wasn't a tall guy but on screen he looked 10 feet tall with his acting. Such a amazing actor. I have watched this movie several times and this scene was just so moving to me. They couldn't have picked better actors for this movie. The tango scene I could watch forever and never be bored. Great movie.

@dulhath 3 года назад

It's sad that Hollywood doesn't make these kind of movies any more.

@qweasdzxcname 3 года назад

they do, but these type of films almost never were blockbusters.

@QalbunSaleem 3 года назад

They only make superheroes movies. 😏

@armistice_front 3 года назад

Because that would be too cliche. Imagine movies with the same plot device over and over again.

@shouvikroy3178 3 года назад

@@armistice_front you know right he meant movies with raw emotions..and subtle sensuality. Not those superhero bullshit.

@jovanbregu2057 3 года назад

Becouse they bussy making money with easy lazy movies

@wernerschott6894 2 года назад

Possibly one of the best scenes in cinema history.

@bonniejohnson2226 2 года назад

Al Pacino is not just among one of the greats, he IS the GREAT!

@ljiljavukas1962 2 года назад

@@bonniejohnson2226 GOAT!!! 🤗😘

@ardasimportant2232 2 года назад

Bruh

@yvzcnclub7215 2 года назад

Aynen hacım

@popeye3063 2 года назад

I agree.

@elder-woodsilverstein7716 Месяц назад

I know I'm not there, yet I still flet like applauding after the dance was done.

@TheGyroBarqusShow 8 месяцев назад

Some people could never recognize the power that cinema holds.

@dontknow-tt1xn 3 года назад

Pacino absolutely nailed this role, for some reason he is able to convey so many emotions when he acts; i love everything about this scene, the way he asks her and the way he dances with that look on his face, he actually does look blind. That’s probably what i love about Pacino the most: his characters feel so real, he becomes them, truly one of the greatest actors ever.

@canica99 3 года назад

This movie is what of the reason Pacino is the Pantheon of artistry. His portrayal of he forgotten soldier who was blind and forgotten and no longer able to live the glory days but taken one last tour of the delicacies of existence while no longer been able to see but able to dance the Tango the way he did, smashed all other contenders for the Oscar. A remarkable performance. I absolutely love this movie.

@matheusrocha4392 3 года назад

Very well said sir.

@leaharanas2950 3 года назад

Totally

@thechosenonenumber 3 года назад

His performance in Jack and Jill truly was the pinnacle of his career

@Recite-GodHealMeCreateMiracle Год назад

@osibisa4947 Год назад

He's supreme. I have never seen an actor playing a blind man so convincingly. His dance is an extra plus, of course.

@williamlandolfi7858 Год назад

From what I read, Al Pacino did lots of research as to how blind people get around, how they dealt with the depression of knowing they couldn't see anymore and how they would do things like light a cigar.

@aminlalani40 Год назад

You should see Naseeruddin shah in Sparsh(Hindi movie) - equal to the task .

@user-rz4nu3ow8q Месяц назад

Одна из величайших сцен в истории кино

@ana-un2vc 3 года назад

there's something about this scene that just make me so happy

@oscarl.diaztorre5666 3 года назад

Mee too

@jerash5 3 года назад

It is the Angelic Beauty of Gabrielle!

@panagiotiskostidis2325 3 года назад

Συγκινητικό !

@elisha6397 3 года назад

Al Pacino is a genius man, his face expressions is so much like a blind person in real life and he manages to dance so elegantly . Wow 😯

@user-bk5kq7qn6d 3 года назад

Прокрасно снят эпизод. Ну, Пачино класс. Специально он ходил в школу для слепых, чтобы изучить их поведение и жизнь.

@tatyanamokritsky9154 2 года назад

Absolutely

@marjeketchum1630 Год назад

Every time I see this scene it's as if I'm seeing it for the 1st time. Great acting, directing and phenomenal tangoing!

@hatemhatem2099 3 месяца назад

The Tango Scene is not just a dance; it is a celebration of resilience, a poignant reminder that even in the face of darkness, there is a chance for redemption and the intoxicating allure of life's vibrant, untamed spirit

@mdaddy775 Год назад

Many years ago, I saw a blind man taking his baby for a walk - the baby in one arm, his cane in the other. The determination and spirit that I saw in him, I see in Frank in this scene. Blindness can't keep a great man down!

@mdaddy775 Год назад

@Parsa LL Thank you! So glad you liked them

@mujeresbellassiempre1895 Год назад

Saludos ❤️🇦🇷

@DariusSarrafi Год назад

Beethoven wrote most of his great works while he was totally deaf! That includes his "Ode to Joy"!

@SlavaSlavenima Год назад

nothing can keep a great man down there is a fine line between perseverance and greatness that it is often hard to define greatness

@Recite-GodHealMeCreateMiracle Год назад

@deedeearnaz1755 8 лет назад

This touches my heart so deeply a so very dear friend of mine is blind, I am a dance tutor, he asked me to teach him to dance to this as it was one of the last films he saw before losing his sight. several years ago at charity gala dinner he gave a speech and then asked me to dance the tango with him to this music in front of 300+ guests to show that not matter who you are, dancing and music come from the heart. we still tango now.. and I hope for many years to come x

@Ergoperidot 8 лет назад

+DeeDee Arnaz That is a very beautiful story. Art does great things for people doesn't it?

@GamingSpoiler 8 лет назад

+DeeDee Arnaz I don't think there's something that combines us as humanbeings together as music and dancing, it's that moment when you forget everything, everyone, and for a couple of minutes, there are only two people in the world, just you, and your dancing partner. Also Salutes for your great spirit, you must be proud to do such thing, drawing a smile on someones face is something that is simply priceless

@e.goldie6143 8 лет назад

+DeeDee Arnaz Bravo Deedee! That was one wonderful thing you did for your friend! Reminds me of the things some folks do for our veterans coming home too. :)

@SamBuddwing 8 лет назад

+DeeDee Arnaz Any video? I'm sure we'd all love to see it.

@Ahrowtway1998 8 лет назад

Beautiful.

@mldecaprio6650 Месяц назад

How I wish we had music and dancing like that back again!

@panda_corn Год назад

These moments always make me emotional...when I watch this amazing performance, I start to cry...

@luminous4089 4 года назад

He should have won 10 Oscars for this honestly.

3 года назад

Only 10?

@jonatascaetanomagalhaes6021 3 года назад

I agree

@jckon 3 года назад

Luminous L Hard to believe that this was his first and only Oscar, he should’ve won more for his other films IMO

@geetadhumane5793 3 года назад

He should get 10 Oscars for each of his role

@luminous4089 3 года назад

I agree 😊

@LGranthamsHeir 7 лет назад

The most memorable scene from the movie. Still a classic nearly 25 years on.

@eumesmo-kd1tr 7 лет назад

agree

@winterlion468 7 лет назад

25 years have passed!? ....wow

@alfredoaguilar9376 7 лет назад

Winter Lion

@mariadelourdesdasilva412 7 лет назад

Há coisas que esquecemos de um dia para o outro. Outras não passam em branco em nossas vidas, são Inesquecíveis.

@annegirauddupont7509 7 лет назад

Alfredo Aguilar

@nancysalazar6262 7 месяцев назад

That musical performance is so emotional like that tango 😍😍 I love it !!!

@cactuscactus5788 6 месяцев назад

I adore this scene, it never fails to make me cry from happiness ❤

@ryanbaker979 4 года назад

Hands down one of the best scenes in film history.

@stockholm7130 4 года назад

Agreeeeeee!

@dannyesse3043 4 года назад

? Why?

@aymeric4703 4 года назад

Not the best but one of the best

@dannyesse3043 4 года назад

@@aymeric4703 it doesn't make me laugh or cry, how can it be a great scene. These European Tango also gets on my nerves.

@Gio-rk6cc 4 года назад

@@dannyesse3043 the "you talkin to me?" didn t make me cry nor laugh, but it was an amazing scene

@andrewolson5974 3 года назад

As a man who suffered with suicidal depression, this scene saved my life.

@kremove 3 года назад

Good luck to you, Sir. Keep watching.

@hoss-lk4bg 3 года назад

lol drama queen

@maximosanz1634 3 года назад

Tango♥️

@user-kv2xl7bg6s 3 года назад

Good luck my friend

@thomyorke2145 3 года назад

I hope you ok, because I already have passed through this

@chema_emb 6 месяцев назад

Al Pacino is simply magic

@renee6524 2 месяца назад

Afraid of making a mistake....what a pick me up scene for a confidence booster. He could not see her, just talking to her and dancing said it all. Both trusted each other. Experienced person plus a behinner. Love it.

@LyleNoceda 4 года назад

I can't help but smile at this scene. Even a battle hardened veteran can exude such confidence and mannerism to a proper lady such as her.

@Sephiroth9611 4 года назад

Ah, you forget Colonel Slade was an officer and a gentleman.

@MayukhNair 4 года назад

Not to romanticize them, but the military has a thing of turning boys into men.

@WALDENSOFTWARE 4 года назад

Tango has a thing of turning boys into men.

@carlosvazquez3263 4 года назад

MASTER GUNNY SGT USMC 🙄🤝🤝👏🤙

@m3mario 4 года назад

This man does not act. He becomes the character.

@danielavalos5491 3 года назад

That’s what acting is about

@kaiclgthegamer7850 Месяц назад

The lack of technique is what elevates this scene beyond perfection just absolutely beautiful ❤

@tnkhasan 5 месяцев назад

2:23 that shy and kind of sweet apology look at audience...what a genuine moment

@yoojak2217 4 года назад

If you refuse that dance my lady, he will come back with an offer you can't refuse.

@samkurosaki9151 4 года назад

Jaehyeon Yoo hahahahHahaha 😂😂😂 you got that right!

@treetoker420 4 года назад

Very nice

@bmicileungsi7341 4 года назад

He doesn't ask a second favor once he's been refused the first

@D4v1d998 4 года назад

Hoo-ah!

@johnledford694 4 года назад

Good stuff, Jaehyeon

@yshlue 5 лет назад

This girl is so innocent, pure, lovely. Al makes life so beautiful.

@laylaa5195 5 лет назад

老枪lys j

@derekallansmith1056 5 лет назад

Magic Pacino x

@gold6813 5 лет назад

Childhood crush. Who knew that she grew up. Blew up bombs and dated a spy in Miami.

@aradniecka 5 лет назад

BloBlo

@diegosilang4823 5 лет назад

Her name is Gabrielle Anwar.

@saraabdullayeva6866 Месяц назад

How great he is in film and how he is unhappy in the end. It is heartbreaking.

@hasan-wq9dg 8 месяцев назад

A Scene that I always go back into You can see in that girl's eyes that she never felt this happy from a ling time ago, the raw, pure emotions in her eyes were so authentic and sincere.

@elsaredwood 8 месяцев назад

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@Inlovewiththispsycho 3 года назад

He is so handsome and she is so gorgeus. No wonder he got the Oscar for this movie. Yet he deserved more.

@kingwithoutacrown1 3 года назад

Pacino was far from handsome. My mum met him im person in the 90's. he's 1.70 m and pretty much nondescript. Of course he could sell his Napoleonesque attitude (typical for shorties) very convincing in Hollywood, by playing always the cheeky one who steals the limelight. In real life attitude like this is a straight "ticket" to the hospital, but hey not in the movies. that's why people love to watch them.

@giovannizampetti2874 2 года назад

Como se llama la chica

@giovannizampetti2874 2 года назад

Como se llama la chica

@fredrickaappletree3402 2 года назад

@@kingwithoutacrown1 yeah he is very bland and ordinary but confidence goes a long way

@kingwithoutacrown1 2 года назад

@@fredrickaappletree3402 Fully concur. I would say that confidence is half the battle, if not more. There are people who are experts in faking confidence. And of course thinkers have a bit of a problem in presenting themselves cocky, since they're always in doubt. It's mostly bland and ordinary people who radiate that kind of confidence -men and women - i guess it's natural and kind of their "weapon".

@user-yz2dk8iz8t Год назад

I just can't get enough of this scene truly a masterpiece.

@edwardandrews2618 Год назад

Agree 💯%!✌️😊

@ibrahimlovesblink Год назад

u r so pretty

@rayc9899 Год назад

One of the best movie, Pacino is one of the top actor.

@bojanalukic8515 Год назад

Agree

@mujeresbellassiempre1895 Год назад

Es un genio ❤️💯🇦🇷

@zakawathsiddiqui5251 2 месяца назад

If I would pick one moment to live from the entire cinema history, it would be this ❤❤

@woollyted1666 3 месяца назад

Don't overthink, Pacino at his best and if you're not moved by this you have no soul. Simply beautiful

@Mimijat 3 года назад

I’ve watched this so many times. Is it the music? The dancing? The progress of her confidence and enjoyment? I don’t know. Just love it.

@benedictdsouza7258 2 года назад

All of it... And yea, I watch it all the time too

@liukang2126 Год назад

El tango es pasión, los argentinos somos apasionados, la pasión se transmite, es contagiosa, cómo el tango

@metalore 4 года назад

"I'm gonna need some coordinates here, son."

@u13613to 4 года назад

1:09 😂

@CATMAJ57 4 года назад

metalore yes agreed

@dwist00 4 года назад

@@u13613to Hold me down, son!

@RashidAli-zn7um 6 месяцев назад

And that is how I fell in love with Tango...

@pfumero627 3 месяца назад

That scene was amazing! Al Pacino deserved that Oscar

@doun1661 3 года назад

This scene puts a smile on my face everytime I come across it

@cordoba1952 3 года назад

I am very proud of being an argentinean!!!

@annieglasgow7657 3 года назад

Great acting. Thanks for this film.

@princehamdan5813 2 года назад

How are you doing today and where are you from

@ikepetersnwokocha3305 Год назад

One of Al Pacino's best works. Truly worthy of the Oscars

@Recite-GodHealMeCreateMiracle Год назад

@aliciamariayolandaromerori2843 6 месяцев назад

Este tango bailado por Al Pacino la he visto cientos de veces, me fascina, que gran actor es, es fantástico, es un hombre ciego total, la expresión de su cara es algo tan real, aparte de que ese tango es maravilloso, no me canso de oírlo, esa orquesta no puede ser mejor. Bien merecido el Oscar que le dieron por este papel es esta película. Al Pacino todas tus películas son de primer nivel. Felicitaciones

@amandaaleman1146 Месяц назад

This was the greatest movie and scene… so inspirational. Whoever has any negative comments is insane.

@mustafanazifart 4 года назад

he is not an actor only. he is an artist!

@ianadinescu595 4 года назад

EINS DER GRÖSSTEN !!

@tertiabarnes8660 3 года назад

No mistakes in the tango, darling, not like life. It’s simple. That’s what makes the tango so great. If you make a mistake, get all tangled up, just tango on.

@lorraine9242 3 года назад

Yay for tango!

@MadHatter1337 3 года назад

He calls her Donna not darling

@kelseyjean4042 3 года назад

@@MadHatter1337 I prefer darling :) It's almost more germane to those who are just seeing the clip with "Por una cabeza" and not watching the whole film. The quote is nice like this- on it's own- no spellcheckers needed.

@MadHatter1337 3 года назад

@@kelseyjean4042if someone is quoting something. It should be quoted correctly

@kelseyjean4042 3 года назад

@@MadHatter1337 you must be fun at parties.

@TrueWalker88 Месяц назад

She is so lovely. I think it's time for me to watch this movie again.

@Krista-rt9ww 5 дней назад

I love how he holds her back gently. What a man and what a dancer! 😅

@ojj75 8 лет назад

One of my favourite scenes from one of my favourite films of all time. Just saw Mr. Pacino on Broadway last week and he was incredible. Also met him at the stage door. He was so warm and generous, going around multiple times to sign everything, then happily posing for photos with fans - including me! It was so surreal, I literally freaked out! He's such a sweet man. I love him a million times more now. :)

@saharnouri8110 8 лет назад

lucky you. he is a genius.

@nocuerdos 8 лет назад

You are so lucky Argentina is to far to see mr. Alpacino

@ojj75 8 лет назад

***** Very happy for you! He's a true gentleman and a class act. :)

@karlosgish9721 8 лет назад

wow you just lived tow lives ) :))))

@19azul89 8 лет назад

what , you want a prize or sth for that?

@donghunseo536 8 лет назад

No mistakes in a tango, not like life. Its’a simple. That’s what makes tango so great. If you mistake, get all tangled up, tango on

@laurakenney225 8 лет назад

.. 😄

@ozlem1058 6 лет назад

DongHun Seo 😉👏👏👏👏👏👏

@ucctgg 6 лет назад

Did you make that up ?

@sergiocavalheiro7031 5 лет назад

Thais it

@nelvanbalkom2500 5 лет назад

Muziek

@glax1987 Год назад

Zawsze jak wchodzi piano to mam ciary na całym ciele... Ona kwintesencja kobiecości, on... 😍

@carlabenatti4120 11 месяцев назад

Unforgettable performance of the two… great great and moving…so many inspiring emotions involved

@silviawalch432 11 месяцев назад

Yess 😊

@fanfam 8 лет назад

0:49 if a women looks at you like that, you are sold.

@cseeger1 8 лет назад

see, that's the shit I never pick up on. you're a damn genius.

@dipro001 8 лет назад

yeah, i've gotten that many times, but afterwards, I also did something to mess things up! lol

@zhli6519 7 лет назад

god！！

@leonardotomesilveira8153 7 лет назад

+zhihui li ?

@zhli6519 7 лет назад

Leonardo Tomé Silveira it's so true!!

@naperushiva4471 2 года назад

Oh man just when that piano hits at 2:16 your heart just melts. That graceful expression of her excitement and Pacino's legendary acting. This is the best of best.😘

@jimba6486 2 года назад

Meme “when your favorite jam starts playing”

@felar939 2 года назад

Can you please tell me the piece that starts playing when Al Pacino talks about the tango and a few seconds before Por Una Cabeza starts 👏🏻

@user-zr7hl7gx9l 2 года назад

@@felar939 vida mia - horacio rivera

@maxzimmermann5929 Год назад

I agree so so much. This moment when the music hits and Pacino begins to show his dancing skills😮‍💨 Amazing scene and one of my favourite dances in movie history

@gracalopes1735 Год назад

Esplêndida!

@frankiecamacho8739 4 месяца назад

For those wondering about the song, it's "Por Una Cabeza."

@tetevo 5 месяцев назад

This is the best song/dance that exists, period

@X28051986X 5 лет назад

Al Pacino is best actor ever

@incubator6916 5 лет назад

one of the best .

@vardar2191 5 лет назад

FOOKIN BEST MATE

@purpleplump6650 5 лет назад

And best looking !!! 😍

@peter7kupka 5 лет назад

That is true.

@juantrevino8608 5 лет назад

THE best!

@techsysengineer5135 3 года назад

One of the coolest pieces of cinematic history.

@hoss-lk4bg 3 года назад

lol

@BEN_MONK 3 месяца назад

ONE OF THE MOST LONG-LASTING WONDERFUL SCENES IN CENIMA. The Great actor, Al Pacino in his Oscar award movie “Scent of woman” ❤

@minralf5186 8 месяцев назад

Is it normal that I kept smiling for 5 minute straight

@floatingclouds2780 Год назад

Tango is a treasury of human being. This scene makes me cry all the time. I love it so much!

@GjaP_242 Год назад

Screenplay writer for Scent of a Woman, Bo Goldman, said, "If there is a moral to the film, it is that if we leave ourselves open and available to the surprising contradictions in life, we will find the strength to go on." 2:34 Source: English Wikipedia

@GjaP_242 Год назад

“Por una Cabeza” is one of the most well-known “tango” music created in 1935. Carlos Gardel composed the music and Alfredo Le Pera wrote the lyrics. The title “Por una Cabeza” means “with a head (of a horse)” in Spanish. 3:00 It portrays the story of a man who lost everything after betting on a horse race, including the woman he admires. “Por una Cabeza,” i.e., “to lose by a head,” signifies the distance his horse lost in that race. Source: Galaxy Music Notes

@GjaP_242 Год назад

By some correspondence, proportion or symmetry, it can be said that: The Argentine national team won the World Cup against France with great difficulty. By only a head! 3:01

@floatingclouds2780 Год назад

@@GjaP_242 wonderful explanation! Thank you. :) I wanna learn to dance Tango in Buenos Aires soon. :)

@realitysven Год назад

You're joking right 🤣🤣.. It's an awkwardly awful scene and what Tango even is this it doesn't even look like any Tango

@shizofreninja 2 месяца назад

When you watch it closer you`ll see that people starts looking at them just for a glance, but when the music gets intense people can`t take their look away from dancers, they don`t realise they are a blind man and a beginner, yet they enjoy it and smile. 3:31 - We can see Al Pacino counting with his lips, counting the length of the room they are dancing in. This scene is motherfuckign impeccable.

@AdmLysis 3 года назад

When Al Pachino offers to teach you to dance, take it.

@TheSarai809 3 года назад

IKR

@simonecharalambidou857 3 года назад

I like it very mutch

@gearbox3773 3 года назад

Pls Pacino not Pachino

@chanceForNotBeingRapper 6 месяцев назад

Al's charm, is unstoppable, even when he plays a blind lieutenant A trivia said he practiced this character with his eyes unfocused for hours a day. Eventually hard work pays off and his facial expressions seemed never out of his place for even a single second or a single frame

@JustBob5150 5 месяцев назад

Several times a year I find myself seeking out the video. I can never get enough of it.

@omarliu1963 4 года назад

He is definitely a gentleman, sometimes a mafia boss, many women love this type of man.

@SarahJones-wy5us 4 года назад

Omar Liu Yes you are so right.... so right!

@laylac 4 года назад

I personally don’t care about the mafia part, just a gentleman :)

@saccamadiqeu2600 3 года назад

he's also a man of wealth and taste

@adwaithr.k593 3 года назад

He also has a little friend.

@adwaithr.k593 3 года назад

@I Was Here If you read the comment carefully you will find that he wrote 'many woman' and not 'all woman'.

@michaelfrommountains7669 2 года назад

I'm in my 70s and this scene always swells my heart. It's about a man at his best inspite of incredible odds.

@danielsantoro3157 2 года назад

One of the most moving and best performed scenes in cinema history. The tango song is sublime.

@gackutog5796 4 месяца назад

Everybody praises Pacino but Piazolla and his orchestra gave us an incredible version of "Por una cabeza". And thank you Carlos Gardel and Alfredo Lepera, for this masterpiece.

@Flawed-Awed-Gawed 2 месяца назад

I haven't seen the movie, had heard of it many times from others. I liked the scene, her poised expressions intially looked lady like, which quickly transformed to childlike as he gave her a nice experience! 🎉🎉Sweet.

@SanDiegoNonSurfer 5 лет назад

She starts off stiff and nervous, ends smiling with joy.

@deboramachado3544 5 лет назад

Todosuceso es por algo nada es porque si.cracias por la nota. Deborah.

@mariacreusataliulisilva3454 5 лет назад

Lindo

@Medietos 5 лет назад

Yes of course, the way to a woman's heart being through dancing, giving her reassurance, conveying acceptance interest and appreciation. The woman needs support for her femininity, we get little attention as children compared to the outgoing boys, making a negative cycle we have to heal and turn around..Boys get empowerment from childhood and also feel their worth more naturally, creating a good circle.