"Clothes on her back, or without them" lol

There is something appealing about red hair women, that i cannot find the words to express. Perhaps someone may say them, have a good afternoon!

nice tribute to caddyshack right there! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKaxe6SVrK5kpNU

Is there one on the Scottish drunk?

Better than a maga moron

I love this film it brings back a lot of memories watching it with my mum and dad

Maureen O'Hara was born in 1920, The Quiet Man was released in 1952, thus Ms. O'Hara was 32 yrs old during this filming. Barry Fitzgerald calling her a 'spinster' was great fun, but true for the ladies of that age. Her character should have been married by at least 26yrs, but likely her brother never found any of her suitor's worthy of his sister's hand.

Lol he even looks like clus shwab

Did you catch that? Michaleen said Thawn Shorten. instaed of Sean Thorton.! LOL!!! He's loaded.

0:04

Micheli o- l’uomo di garanzia!

I actually like Patrick Stewart’s delivery better, which is an unreal thing to say because Ted Knight was legendary

Lol that scene is a classic

Wonderful acting by both actors.

Stereotype it may be, but some truth is definitely mixed in.

Me.

It's well known that 47% of the population of Ireland were teatotallers in this era. Thanks in the main to the influence of organizations associated with the church like father Matthew movement and the Pioneers Total Abstinence Association. The church Itself does not condemn alcohol.

"Is to steal a few hours from the night, my dear" 🎶 Then the chuckle. Oh, was there ever a heartier chuckle in movie history? Beyond charming.

She was a very pretty woman but she had a very bad temper, I bet it mustn't have been easy to coope with her on her daily baisis ^ ^

"Thorn Shorton" 😆

I'm another 25 years.... Well.. I guess Wesley will be an ambassador of the travelers lol.. and it'd be about time for Android Picard to croak

I agree ,it's a really great film. What I like is how much it seems true to life,not sure what life was like back then but seems right.

Stereotype? J/k everyone.

I watched this movie in my 8th grade English class. Not sure why. But I still love to watch it on occasion. Around 1970.

This is my favourite movie and I don't really like john wayne films

Michaleen Oge Flynn

I wondered where Caddyshack stole that line from.

THIS The Stereotype of the Drunk Irishman SHOWS WHO WROTE THIS HEAD LINE NEVER LIVED WITH THE IRISH

Patrick Stewart if such a gem. That rage was perfect

Like an Irish 7 course meal A potato and a six pack

There's a movie with John Turturro, that I can't recall the title of, but it has to do with Italian and Irish workmen in the New York/New Jersey area (I think it was called "Joe") where the Italian workmen in the 1950's brought big sandwiches, "poor boys" or "hero" or "submarine" sandwiches while the Irish workers drank a bottle or two of beer for their lunch. I'm part Irish. And Italian. And Scots-Irish....and German. It's definitely not just a stereotype but a truism, and why woke people get so weird about these things I don't know.

One of the greatest films ever made Now I'm not a man that uses the word "Charming" often, but no other word comes close. This is the height of those rare productions that comes along once in a very great while Though not it's equal by any stretch, I equate 'Luck of the Irish' with Tyrone power and absolutely the best Leprechaun in film history in the person of Cecil Kellaway as Irish as they come in legend

Reason #9399492919993 why Family Guy is some of the most coattail riding shit ever to exist. This is a line from Caddyshack. All Family Guy does is steal stuff from better shows/movies.

I watched this movie many times just because of Barry Fitzgerald. John and Maureen were good but Barry made movie great. Masterful performance...

Me: I want to have cowgirl, no reverse cowgirl, I want a blowjob, a titjob, Patrick Stewart: YOU'LL GET NOTHING AN LIKE IT!

Barry Fitzgerald has convinced me he was drunk.....it's the great est piece of acting ever seen if this little man was sober😁👍👍

I'm studying hard at the Pub every day so I can be Irish as well.

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That is not a drunken Irishman but a great actor: Barry Fitzgerald playing one

If Michaleen Flynn doesn't look just like a leprechaun at 1:05 then i never saw one....lol

Not as good as the original with Ted Knight and John F Barmon Jr.

His ears look very funny. Like a little kobold.

6:19 "When I drink whiskey, I drink whiskey, when I drink water I drink water."

The greatest film that I have ever watched. I am 55 and watched this with my Irish mum and dad. It reminds me of them so much. Thank you for sharing this on KZbin x

He says he doesn't give a sh..... 😆

Well, since the movie was made by an John Ford, an Irishman, and the actor playing Mr Flynn is an Irishman, and the movie was made in Ireland, I do not think anyone involved was flying off the handle when the character was portrayed as being drunk. Besides, he is really the only one in the movie portrayed as such.

He got a smack upside the head, that’s something (though not from the menu).

Stereotypes laid on thick in the film, but it's still superb. I love Connemara.

Not really just one of the best movies ever made

I have been to Ireland. It is ridiculous to think all Irish are drunks - far from it. But is also naive to think that alcohol is not a large part of Irish culture. It most certainly is.