Darby O'Gill and the Little People - Disneycember

Originally aired in December 2013. Doug takes a look at Darby O'Gill and the Little People.
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[@GodOfExploding]

As a kid growing up in Ireland I remember how cool it was to actually see a movie take place in Ireland. Also that banshee gave me nightmares for weeks

[@sicksaiyan1484]

+GodOfExploding The only thing I thought that was incorrect with the banshee was the fact that it didn't have that killer wail that banshees are known to have. That "oooohhhh" should have been more like a blood-curdling shriek.

[@sicksaiyan1484]

+GodOfExploding The only thing I thought that was incorrect with the banshee was the fact that it didn't have that killer wail that banshees are known to have. That "oooohhhh" should have been more like a blood-curdling shriek.

[@Regolith86]

+SickSaiyan It's been a loooooong time since I've seen the movie, but I could have sworn it did shriek at some point in the film...

[@sicksaiyan1484]

Regolith maybe...I'll have to watch it again sometime and see...I just know that every time that banshee is discussed in reviews...it never has that blood-curdling wail that they're known for like in the Quiet Man (as an example).

[@sicksaiyan1484]

If I get my computer back up to working order...I may do a few videos about Irish films like this one and the Quiet Man this March for St. Patrick's Day.

[@XGMproductions]

Irish guy here, no we are not offended. This movies great!

[@Lesley_RedRhody]

Aaron McDaid I'm Irish on my Mother's side and I agree! There's NOTHING offensive about Darby O'Gill and the Little People! To me, Albert Sharp was the spitting image of my Grandfather.

[@jkmakeupmaster1438]

Aaron McDaid same

[@JonathanToolonie]

YOU HEARD IT FIRST! This movie is great, even to the Irish.

[@ejay1118]

Half Irish here! (Mother's side). Damn straight this is a great film.

[@SteveCarras]

Mr girlfriend, Tracy (who gives Janet "Katie O'Gill" Munro a run for her money in cuteness) Maloof and friend Tiffany Garcia both are Irish and love this..

[@emoangel19945]

As an Irishman, I can assure you that we aren't offended by pretty much anything.

[@feigekatarina5745]

Vinylstarboy hence one of the many reasons I like Ireland.

[@minillaman6717]

We love to make fun of ourselves too 😂😂😂😂

[@k-leb4671]

You guys were definitely offended by the Englishmen.

[@jasongannon7088]

Unless you live north haha 😄

[@halleyangel1706]

One of the reasons I love being 45% Irish

[@bread1773]

My grandparents were both Irish and absolutely loved this film. Absolutely staple part of my childhood 👏

[@kinc0n]

I'm Irish and I saw this when I was a kid. At that age I didn't notice the stereotypes and now nostalgia blinds me to them. p.s. The banshee fecking terrified me a year after watching this movie.

[@questworldiangreenknight7455]

Me too

[@ZestonN]

I love Darby O'Gill, Darby always reminds me of my Granddad, who looked sounded, and acted like him. I still remember the nightmare The Banshee gave me as a little kid. I wanted a girlfriend. like Katie, and Sean Connery is very good In this. I bought the DVD so I could watch it every St. Patrick's Day. :)

[@ellynmacgregor8210]

Because of the Banshee and the Death Coach, Darby also makes an excellent film choice for Halloween, IMO.

[@DemonKingBadger]

Heh, my great uncle didn't look or sound like him, but I loved his stories of the old days, which is what it reminds me of

[@jaredgillenwater4221]

Most Irish people I know don't find this movie offensive, they make fun of it like no other (especially Sean Connery playing an Irishman), but don't find it offensive, because they know it was made in good fun by a company that knew very little more than the stereotypes of their culture. They are way more offended by people calling St. Patrick's Day, "St. Patty's Day" rather than "St. Paddy's Day".

[@unclesean4728]

As a Irishman I am sure that I speak for all people that no one finds this offensive and you find someone that does they are the biggest pussies on the planet.

[@jaredgillenwater4221]

Sean The KZbin Hermit Right? Thank you, Sean. The Irish aren't like Americans... They don't get offended by every little thing. Do I see this ever becoming a St. Paddy's staple in Ireland as it is in America... Hell no! But they can easily watch it and have a good laugh.

[@sicksaiyan1484]

+Jared Gillenwater true enough...although the term "Paddy" as a shorthand for Patrick still carries a negative connotation as it was used by the British as a pejorative. Even so...there are few Irishmen that do take offence at it...save a few uptight people that find something to get pissed off at where St. Patrick's Day is concerned...or if someone really does hurl that at an Irish person as an insult to his culture.

[@jaredgillenwater4221]

SickSaiyan Very true.

[@sicksaiyan1484]

Jared Gillenwater And it usually is the American Irish that this offends the most...it's usually an American Irish that gets sour and butthurt over "plastic paddys" and anything else they consider "cultural misappropriation" or "bastardising" to the holiday. Perhaps they should examine their own traditions...like Corned Beef and Cabbage...in Ireland...if I remember correctly, they did not eat Corned Beef...the Corned Beef was purely an American mod to the dish. Don't get me wrong...I like corned beef...but it's not all that accurate (and I'm not griping about it)...so if the ones pissing and moaning about the "plastic paddys" for the sake of accuracy and purism...they should start with themselves. Otherwise...they should do the next best thing and just look to the field in which they grow their fucks...to see that it should be barren.

[@bowtiemouse]

The banshee gave me nightmares when I was elementary school. I saw it in second grade and it scared me to death. Still does to this day...

[@CelticKillerSOB]

As a wee nipper growing up in Waterford, I feckin' loved this film. Thanks for reviewing this classic mate!

[@wjzav1971]

James Bond singing in a cheesy Disney Irish folklore movie? I HAVE TO SEE THIS!!!

[@SteveCarras]

Thoiugh hewouldn't be a James Bond till 1964! (His last big hit, from now Disney-owned Fox, was 1999's "Entrapment" with Cathy Zeta-Jones-Douglsas, when he was long gone from Bond!)

[@mibevan]

Little fun fact. This was the movie that got him that role. Im not even kidding.

[@TianaSidhe]

Growing up, this was a staple in our house to watch ever St. Patrick's Day, along with The Quiet Man (my mother's favorite movie).

[@GingerWizzard1994]

It's incredibly accurate to Irish life tbh. Source: I'm Irish.

[@ChutneyCaelyn]

I'm Irish and I absolutely love this movie!

[@plumlogan]

Loved this movie as a kid and yes, the banshee scared me

[@IrishKatana]

The actor who plays Darby is actually my great great uncle Albert Sharpe

[@ellynmacgregor8210]

Congratulations! Your great-great-uncle was a highly talented gentleman. :-)

[@SteveCarras]

I rememebr him...very good!

[@questworldiangreenknight7455]

HOLY COW AWESOME!!!!

[@robbyosborne9708]

That's amazing! He was very talented.

[@willeodsson]

Awesome!!

[@mibevan]

Fun fact: this film is the reason why Connery was cast as James Bond

[@aualga]

Really?

[@keouine]

I heard that too. Albert Broccoli saw it with his wife and she said, "there's your next Bond." or something like that.

[@TheOriginalMoc]

as an Irishman this is far from offensive its just a bit of fun, i've always loved this film since i first seen it around 7 or 8 im now 29 and still watch it every paddys day, its become tradition now.

[@kennethfharkin]

I am half Irish and have always loved this film. Today, at 47 years old, my mom still laughs about how the banshee scared the ever living crap out of me when we saw it in the Jerry Lewis Cinema when I was a child, and later on television.

[@questworldiangreenknight7455]

I was scared of The Banshee, The Troll from Ernest Scared Stupid and the original Macavity from the cat’s stage show as a kid.

[@masterofdisaster2581]

I'm Irish and I love these goofy movies with there stereo types.

[@Ashaira]

The 3 irish people i have met in my life have told me most irish stereotypes are actually very true.

[@jasongannon7088]

Let me be the fourth to say no...but actually yeah...

[@OnDavidsBrain]

2:19 A woman glowing green, THAT MEANS SHE'S RADIOACTIVE, THAT CAN'T BE GOOD!

[@zakfett92]

At least its not pink. Too much of that energy would be dangerous.

[@3piper]

I disagree.The drinking and dancing stereotyping were all done by leprechauns who were supposed to be like that.The townspeople (except for Pony) were respectable and likable citizens of the town.Even the lead character did not drink and he hung about in the local tavern

[@jmsg_PR]

I watched this recently on the Disney+ And it’s really good. Like the characters, the setting, the my darling song. But the Banshee! That was creepy

[@questworldiangreenknight7455]

The Banshee scared me when I was ten and I was relieved to see I wasn’t the only one who was scared of that thing. Seeing it on the top ten shocked me. I didn’t know that anyone else remembered this movie!😄

[@kennethfharkin]

You are in good company. My mom still makes fun of how it scared me and I am now 50.

[@resolutecub9977]

I'm Irish and this is probably one of my favourite movies ever. Like I am under 21 and saw this as a kid, so it was already dated. Love it though. That sense of community is what it is actually like in our coastal villages

[@djrooney1000]

me and my mates love this movie, BTW Im Irish

[@tenor24sprayse]

WHOA, 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.

[@Ashaira]

+Mats Tenor i didn't even know it was possible to get 100% on there.......

[@plumlogan]

+Ashaira Well, it's impossible to not like this movie - so there ya go

[@SharkAlien66]

+Ashaira Older movies have far less reviews so their percentages get pretty weird.

[@thelonegunman2622]

Mats Tenor it’s a great movie, except for 6 years of nightmares as a child

[@jamesmoyner7499]

Other Disney films that 100% on Rotten Tomatoes include: Pinocchio Mary Poppins The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Toy Story and Toy Story 2

[@ArdrichTKeybus]

Wow, I remember seeing this movie when I was really young. Thanks for the nostalgia trip.

[@leafruns7672]

The thing about that banshee that the reviews can't show those unfamiliar with the movie is the build up. It doesn't just come out of no where like it does here. as I recall, there is an explanation and a build up leading to the terrifying reveal, the build up has a lot to do with how scary something is.

[@brod2man]

Warning: You will get nightmares. The spooks are through the roof

[@getmario64]

Well, it's a Irish great movie and I would like to see a cool Irish movie with a great "Sean Connery" in his first Disney movie become the bad-ass British agent, James Bond {007}. Nice singing Connery.

[@frankcastle1314]

I saw this on AMC the other day and when I saw the banshee I jumped back and yelled "sweet santa Christ

[@plumlogan]

lmao

[@moviemaniac9034]

They played this movie on AMC? That's pretty cool.

[@Fishcrazy321]

My grandparents and most of their children were born and raised in Ireland; they love this movie. As someone who has been to Ireland before, it really does hit upon the feeling of community and relaxed atmosphere that the country holds.

[@jesseAC8]

This is one of the better movies I've seen and I have fond childhood memories of it. Also, I agree with you Doug, the banshee scared the s*** out of me when I was a kid.

[@Galantski]

Doug, come on, they don't have "bars" in Ireland, they're _PUBS!._ By the way, I was around ten years old when I saw this in a theater. It was a wondrous spectacle, delightfully scary in parts, and it remains an ageless classic for the young, and the young at heart!!

[@1101millie97]

I wonder how many here would like this old classic to be redone, this time with 21st century actors with 21st century technology and effects, but still set in the 19th century (?) which is what I think this story is based on. Oh, and with more authentic-sounding Irish English.

[@jmsg_PR]

John Miller Now that would be interesting!!!

[@keouine]

It is reported on recent Disney History Institute Podcast that Disney had to ask Albert Sharpe to say his lines less authentically in order to be understood. Where I work in Florida, we get a lot of Irish and Northern Brits and Scots. my coworkers claim they can barely understand them. So if Disney reworked this (AND Don't because there's no reason to) the accents would probably have to be moderated.

[@JamesPlaysGames95]

irish myself. im not offended by the movie. but the accents do sometimes annoy me.

[@SteveCarras]

Katie is so cute.

[@JennieRose8]

I don't live in Ireland, but my husband and I have lots of Irish in our blood. We've traced our family roots back to specific towns in Ireland and we are proud of our heritage. So while I can't vouch for my Irish bros and sisters in the homeland, I don't find this film offensive...just fun. Always loved it. And you're right about the banshee- creepy as heck.

[@embisinstrous5587]

I had major nightmares for a long time because of the banshee in this movie when I was younger

[@sipioc]

Isn't it weird how this movie and St Patty's day is so played up. And yet nobody pitches a fit? Irish people are the best people!

[@piercegilmore1455]

I don't find this offensive because it's set in the past, but film that say ireland is like that now piss me off

[@sipioc]

pierce gilmore Such as?

[@piercegilmore1455]

Chick flicks

[@Donegaldan]

St Patty's Day? Whats that? National American hamburger day

[@ellynmacgregor8210]

Um, since you admire the Irish, you will probably want to know that it isn't "St. PATTY's Day"--it's St. PADDY's Day." Why? Because Patrick in Irish is spelled *Padraig*.

[@davidthomas283]

This movie may have helped Sean Connery get the role of James Bond.

[@ellynmacgregor8210]

That appears to have been the case.

[@jakemetzgar]

RIP Sean Connery

[@RyuPrimeVA]

No, behaviours and interactions between people like that over here in Ireland are pretty similar to the film...at least in the part of Ireland I'm from :P

[@cjdavis2684]

For the time period this film was made, the special effects were awesome. And they no doubt scared kids in those days and I'm sure kids today. Remember this was Disney, and though it was a family film it was geared towards kids. On the Irish aspect I'm half Irish from my Mother's side. And she and I both really like this movie....

[@MrYTGuy1]

What blows my mind is that people tell the critic that hes wrong about one of his opinions. Whats even worse is that doug seems to accept that his personal opinion is somehow wrong because people on the internet voted it so and almost recants it each time. Opinions can't really be wrong. An opinion is just what you personally feel about something. If you feel that this was the scariest thing you saw when you were a kid, then that's your opinion and its correct. Just like they are correct in their opinion that it wasn't the scariest thing they saw. If they don't think its the scariest thing, then let them make a video about it. Don't let your personal opinion be superseded by someone else's opinion. Especially in these cases when its literally a video about your opinions. And on a side note. I saw this when I was very young and it blew me away. The effects were great and the story captivated me. And for the record, yes, in my opinion that banshee was creepy as shit.

[@lasmirandadennsiewillja9435]

+MrYTGuy1 "Opinions can't really be wrong." Oh, unfortunately, opinions can be very wrong and dangerous. But otherwise, I agree with you.

[@MrYTGuy1]

Lasmiranda Dennsiewillja Name an opinion that's wrong. I dare you.

[@ErzengelDesLichtes]

+MrYTGuy1 Racist opinions. Homophobic opinions. Misogynistic or misandristic opinions. Generally, opinions based on hate. These are the wrong and dangerous opinions. Doug saying that something is the scariest nostalgic moment? Not wrong or dangerous. That's the "generally agreeing with you" thing. Just a bit too broad and simple in one of your statements.

[@MrYTGuy1]

Can you prove any of those things wrong?

[@MrYTGuy1]

I'm just asking for someone to prove objectively that their opinion is right or wrong. You see the reason I asked that is because there is no answer. Opinions are subjective by nature, facts are objective by nature. subjective opinion can't be proven right or wrong. you can't prove that the color orange is pretty because other people have different opinions about that color. I'm asking you how can you know which opinion is correct and which one isn't. Is orange pretty or not? Depends who you ask. Just like racism or homophobia, depends who you ask. The answer by its very nature is subject to personal unobjective influences. Its your opinion that racism is wrong. it also happens to be my opinion. but other people hold different opinions and there's no objective clear way to show which one of those opinions is correct and which one is incorrect. that's why I'm asking for proof. because I'd love for someone to show me an objectively true opinion. I'd love to see it because I know its impossible. Your 'proof' seems to be just another opinion. Which itself needs proof.

[@sicksaiyan1484]

The Dullahan is very well known as the Irish Grim Reaper who is said to spirit away the souls of those due to die...taking them to the land of the dead (Tir Na Nog, possibly) in his death coach.

[@cartmanrlsusall]

Sean fucking Connery that dude is awesome

[@questworldiangreenknight7455]

Loved him as Allan Quartermaine. I’m probably the only person who loves League of Extraordinary Gentleman lol

[@Disavowedagent47]

Katie was my first crush. I would play this movie just to see her. King Bryan always made me smile and Darby what can you say..... he's the grandfather many of us had. The Banshee still creeps me the F out

[@kangarookirby]

Speaking as a descendant of Irish immigrants: I find nothing about this movie offensive, and neither did my parents or grandparents (the first generation born in America). It's a celebration of all things Irish. Stereotypical? Sure. But stereotypes aren't necessarily offensive (including when they're unflattering). Darby looks a ton like my dear departed Grandpa, by the way. And Doug: you were absolutely right for putting the Banshee as your #1 scariest nostalgic thing. When I first saw this movie, those scenes gave me nightmares for *weeks*. And I was in 4th grade at the time, too, long after I'd conquered most of my childhood fears. It still creeps me out in ways other scenes that used to scare me don't anymore.

[@snips8112]

Irish here. You can't really offend us

[@MrPhillipbraden]

Classic movie for sure.

[@paysonterhune290]

I think the old lady was one of Zero Mostels tricks in the opening scene of the Producers....

[@ellynmacgregor8210]

Ding ding ding! You win--Sheelah Sugrue was played by the renowned *English* actress, Estelle Winwood, who indeed later played one of Zero Mostel's "backers" in THE PRODUCERS.

[@Eusong]

My husband's half Irish though he was born and raised in the USA; I really wanna show him this movie because I grew up with it. I don't care if it's over the top, it's trying to be fun so it doesn't come off as offensive, and there's a lot of accurate detail going into the various spirits like the Banshee, the Pooka (nightmare horse moment), and the "Headless Horseman" Dullahan. Also I was less terrified of the Banshee as a kid than of the flashy nightmare horse moment for some reason.

[@eireduchess]

This movie terrified me as a child. That banshee still haunts my dreams.

[@lordphantom3704]

I remember being six years old and watching this and it scared the shit out of me

[@Menendil135]

Yeah I’m 37 and still that Banshee and the Coach of death makes me shiver and makes me remember the utter fear I felt as a child!!!

[@HisCarlnessI]

Well, the mythological parts can be over the top without being insulting. Myths usually are. As for the rest I don't know, but I kind of want to see this now.

[@ellynmacgregor8210]

You should. It's absolutely wonderful! (IMHO, of course.)

[@DIANAS5657]

I love The Quiet Man and Darby O'Gill and the Little People.

[@satiricwriter]

Trust me, irish people werent offended by this at all. My family adores it

[@norenemorrow6362]

I am with you. The banshee scared the crap out of me when I was a kid.

[@robbyosborne9708]

Same here. I had several nightmares because of the Banshee.

[@ironbaysqiureg4827]

Irish and stereotypes will never be denied by A true Irishman with that Irish blood.

[@MrTombombodil]

I still have nightmares about that mother fucking banshee man.

[@SeanBn]

I'm Irish and nope, not offended, this is pretty accurate of what Irish people were like in the early to mid 20th century.

[@bhunt799]

This film is the Puss in Boots The Last Wish of it’s day. Both seem like fairly light hearted films but are actually pretty dark films that deal with death. Both also have terrifying villains that make a noise that is enough to scare the living piss out of you (the Banshee with her howl and Death with his whistling).

[@theresacherco3503]

It was in St. Patrick’s Day yesterday and I love Sean Connery singing

[@cathalhughes5996]

tbh I don't mind this movie its not a making fun of the Irish the old Irish were like this these movies are very good and shows parts of irish culture fewly well but is very good

[@TheDunnDusted]

The film emerged at a time when Ireland didn't have an established national identity with regards to film making. Our image to the international community was largely based on stereotypes created by American and British directors coming to Ireland to capture its beautiful landscapes. Stereotypes which we have now reclaimed.

[@SHOWSANDREVEWS]

My mum loves it and she’s Irish

[@thomasklugh4345]

Saw this as a kid... and loved it.

[@sobbing_horse]

Oh boy, psychedelic horses!

[@dzhellek]

1:45 enjoy the hair while you can.

[@patrickmccaul1914]

Holy shit this movie was my childhood I have its DVD still lol

[@leonfairhurst7597]

Who could not love this film, that's all there is to say

[@jasongannon7088]

I would love a full horror film about the banshee she haunted me as a kid. Simply terrifying! Ps as an Irish lady can say I find it hilarious the sterotypes in this film 😂 and also a little low key proud that irish lore gets any mainstream attention . Like that drunk uncle you love and is the life and soul of parties that the rest your family don't want to mention

[@daredevilshelton1]

I love this movie...

[@stanley1698]

Dang, Bond can sing!

[@ellynmacgregor8210]

He also sang in Dr. No, at the beginning of his first encounter with Honey Ryder.

[@toysvilltvstudios7576]

This is such a charming film and half of us is Irish! :) We watch this every St. Patty's Day.

[@ellynmacgregor8210]

Just for the record, it's St. *Paddy*'s Day. (Short for Padraig, Irish form of Patrick.)

[@HeartyArtie]

I don't understand why Disney keeps Song of the South out of circulation but is OK with a film set in 19th century Ireland that portrays Irish people as happy peasants bowing and scraping to the landed gentry. I'm not offended by the film, I love it but I think this is a double standard by Disney.

[@skepticalbaby6912]

HeartyArtie I guess it's easier to get away with stereotypes from a foreign country.

[@LukeZwarteVacht]

I think it's because everyone knows that black people would pitch a godawful fit and Irish people wouldn't.

[@HeartyArtie]

Ducky quill Really, where are you from?

[@gergemini2993]

irish people are among the "least" offended people in the world - we have every stereotype imaginable thrown at us from hollywood, britian etc but it doesnt bother us - we laugh at ourselves most of the time and are fairly easy going that way! we have a long colonial history and have learned to put it behind us. where as America is a very sensitive nation full of various ethnic groups who fight amongst each other - i blame the main-stream media/social media of course... the african americans still have their problems in some states so in that regard it still a hot potato (no irish pun intended)

[@MrIsaiahTV]

I love Disneycember so much

[@nine_tails137]

Wait! I remember seeing clips of this during a disney bumper, but I forgot the title of the movie until now!

[@LimeWorksProd]

R.I.P Connery

[@hannahyoung2137]

The 11 dislikes are the lil people.

[@GldnClaw]

Reminds me of the Gnome Mobile.

[@ArgamaWitch]

holy shit on a stick! I use to love the Gnome Mobile as a child but could never remember the name of it. Everyone told me I was thinking of Darby and after umpteen years i began to believe them and thought my hazy memory of the movie was wrong... thank you! I now know the name of the movie I hunted so long for!

[@GldnClaw]

Syo I'll have to pass the thanks on to my Dad. He's the one who showed me it when I was little.

[@SteveCarras]

i LOVE dARBY o gILL/.

[@keouine]

I was retro sad to learn Janet Munro (Katy) died in 1972 at 38 years of age. Heart problem. Same sadness when I learned Matthew Garber died young.

[@thelonegunman2622]

It was an amazing movie exept in that universe that FUCKING BANSHEE comes to get you when you die.

[@connorthompson8376]

Looking at films like this, The Quite Man, and Ireland’s Waking Ned Divine, I’d say that playing it up goes hand in hand with the Irishness. Maybe I’m wrong, since I’m only an American with Irish ancestry, but I do know that Disney did consult on this film, and got some Irish actors. I’d honestly love to see a full on Nostalgia Critic review of this, Quite Man, and Ned Divine.

[@Potterholic1]

Well, at least Connery's singing here is better than Pierce Brosnan's singing in Mamma Mia!

[@DamitaJo79]

strangely enough tomorrow is the anniversary of the daughters death.

[@SamcroSon]

+DamitaJo79 Damn, I thought that me and Katie still had a chance. That's Christmas ruined now!!!

[@lulucool45]

+DamitaJo79 May she rest in peace.

[@ellynmacgregor8210]

I so admired Janet Munro...she was so fresh and delightful, in this movie and a couple of other Disney films--SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON and THIRD MAN ON THE MOUNTAIN (a really excellent, underrated movie--and the reason why Disneyland has the Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction ;-) ).

[@MyLateralThawts]

That Banshee needs a good proton blast from the Ghostbusters.

[@seanspear6224]

Cool Sean Connery singing lol cool

[@jacintabrodman5622]

This movie is so cute! It can look a little corny but it's so loveable!

[@haruthesweet7218]

The lack of memes is saddening

[@conorfarrell8598]

+Chrys Blade You mean"I find your lack of memes disturbing"

[@Patrick_Freeman]

I just got autoplayed into the entire movie uploaded on youtube

[@jeremynatoli4039]

Disney needs to do a remake of this for sure

[@DannyAmbrosi]

Probably make it less Corny, like the Pete’s dragon remake

[@MRsteampunkFilms]

headless horsemans ? ... you mean headless horsemen ...

[@helentaylor2066]

+DontBeBored Actually they are dullahans.

[@MRsteampunkFilms]

Helen Taylor touche ;)

[@jamesduggan1916]

Don't mean to knit pick but Sean Connery us actually Scottish and Irish. Food for thought.

[@QueenCloveroftheice]

The daughter looks exactly like one of my friends irl. It's pretty uncanny.

[@jakezubrod7906]

RIP Sean Connery.

[@jmsg_PR]

He’ll be forever missed :(

[@sipioc]

Doug, you spoke of Dubbing, wasn't this movie redubbed because because at first they spoke real Irish English, then they redubbed it with a clearer Irish English?

[@brianwalsh5606]

How is the banshee effect done?

[@plumlogan]

They get a banshee and bully it into cooperating - course now there are unions, but they could get away with that nonsense back then

[@sspdirect02]

The banshee effects derived from shooting the original in black-and-white against a black background, then printing the negative, which was enlarged and kept out of focus. Then when adding the color scheme and combining it with an optical printer you get that effects.