"HARRY & TONTO" TRAILER

Paul Mazursky's brilliant Oscar-winning film about old age, family and love stars Art Carney in his indelible Academy Award-winning performance.

[@LPJack02]

RIP Art Carney (November 4, 1918 - November 9, 2003), aged 85 You will be remembered as a legend.

[@AussieHuddo]

For years I have been trying to remember the name of a movie I saw on tv about an old man and a cat as a kid in the 80's. Thats all I could remember about it other than I LOVED it. Today I found it and will be ordering it on DVD. I had no idea it won an Oscar. Fantastic movie!

[@Yobbie72]

how was it watching it again as an adult?

[@terr777]

I saw it at the movies when it came out, and I saw it on TV last night...it holds up great. Art Carney was wonderful!

[@garyr6097]

@@terr777 I recently seen this and loved it ... I’d never heard of it before. Just goes to show the amount of great films that were made in the past... Which is a good job...because modern cinema is definitely lacking

[@NostalgiNorden]

This is from the 70s

[@arizonastrip73]

When this movie came out, I was moonlighting as a movie projectionist to supplement a meager teacher's salary. It played on TV this evening and flooded me with 35 year old memories. Bill Conti's "leaving Chicago composition" still ranks on top of my list of all-time outstanding themes.

[@SpaceyMonkey75]

Bill Conti is a phenomenal composer, one of the greats. Thank you for sharing, all the best.

[@mozartjpn137]

I learned English by watching this movie decades ago.

[@stephenbirks6458]

Did you learn about any thing else from the movie ?

[@GG28401]

That’s amazing, Mozart!

[@melindalu11]

I love this film so much...except the end. I sobbed for days....... Such a brilliant film.

[@RichardSanchez137]

I still can't make myself watch this

[@JuneLynn]

A funny, sweet, touching film....I also love the soundtrack....and I love Tonto...the ending gets to me every time..

[@grapefruitm00n]

June Lynn so long, kiddo 😢

[@mr_nobody_000]

me too

[@nutt1674]

When Tonto gets sick and Harry has to leave his side and he sings "Roamin' In The Gloamin'" to him and says, "so long, kiddo"....it rips my heart out every time. I'm a cat lover...LOL

[@danpinzone8226]

January 4th 2016 my 18 year old Labrador died that was the song I sang to him

[@asatenzo]

I cry EVERY TIME!

[@eckyx9019]

Just watched this movie and I have tears in my eyes.

[@Dallas_K]

Me too... for 45 years.

[@notbraindead7298]

@@Dallas_K God have mercy.

[@nannettebennett2317]

Someone please download this gem!!!

[@Dsaragão]

Few films move me as much as this one, a tender film and Art Carney's moving performance, Tonto's death scene and Harry's love for him are worth the entire film.

[@taildragger53]

Very few films move me to tears..this one never fails even after nearly 40 yrs.

[@carlhahn533]

beautiful film says so much about us aging and so much our animal companions make lifes journey so much better you can have a millon dollars in your pocket or one dollar doesnt matter to them unconditional love

[@taildragger53]

Not only would they screw it up..it would be impossible to find the actors like Art Carney etc. There was a certain innocence about them. This film , like so many, was part of that era and that era was unique. No cellphones, no computers, less consumerism....yet we were quite happy. A truly delightful film about REAL life.

[@Glamagal20091]

What a superb film. I haven't seen it on television for years in the UK, so I do hope someone broadcasts it soon.

[@Daniel-ng7oe]

The scene where Harry dances with an old girlfriend at a nursing home was one of the most heartwarming scenes I have ever seen on film. It was brilliantly filmed by the director.

[@dldee912]

Carney totally deserved the Oscar for this touching performance.

[@giovannyespinoza6013]

Art Cartney was good but Al Pacino (The Godfather Part II) and Jack Nicholson (Chinatown) were robbed.

[@michaelrogowski3916]

No. No he did not. Pacino had maybe the best acting performance of all time

[@JuneLynn]

rest in peace Mr. Mazursky and thank you for this wonderful movie that I've enjoyed many many times..

[@Marcellodasilvarego]

art carney era só 1 ano mais velho ai que eu . ele tinha 56 anos .parecia mais. pode ser maquiagem 🙂

[@asatenzo]

One of the best movies ever, the timeless theme of change is played out with great compassion and humor by an exceptional cast.

[@kdohertygizbur]

Yes it is

[@learntospellpeople]

Try and troll better. "This old thing" was a great talent. After years being known playing opposite Jackie Gleason in "The Honeymooners" - in a role that unfortunately forever typecast him - Art Carney proved just what a great actor he was in Harry & Tonto. And for once, AMPAS honored the un-showy, part-of-the-fabric-of-the film-yet still unforgettable & brilliant performance when they gave the award to Mr Carney. I 'll always love this film. RIP Mr Carney. And thank you.

[@michaelmuldowney8]

A beautiful, simple,sweet and genuinely funny movie that has improved with age.

[@Leon-zu1wp]

Art Carney beat the godfather at the Oscars for this movie

[@gtabro1337]

So we are now awarding which movie is newer rather than the artistic merits? okthen

[@luigidimaunahan4463]

He beat chinatown too.

[@lonerunner89]

He didn't beat the Godfather and Chinatown, he beat out Al Pacino and Jack Nicholson. What's with the best picture angle? I thought this was a best actor award discussion. Obviously Harry and Tonto would come in last compared to the two other films but Carney came in first at the Oscar's for his acting talent.

[@garyr6097]

@@lonerunner89 in your opinion The godfather part 2 and Chinatown are better films than Harry and tonto.. There’s no such thing as better than one another when it comes to art. Same with the Oscars... It’s the judges opinion nothing else. In my opinion ...Harry and Tonto deserved the leading actor Oscar that year .. But it doesn’t make it the best leading actor role or film that year...it’s was just my favourite. Every film nominated was brilliant and every actors performance was brilliant... Why in the arts does everything have to be a competition? It’s ridiculous and very boring

[@chookin1]

@@garyr6097 Even a blind man would have picked Pacino over Carney. And why competition in the arts? Goodness me....that happens all the time!! Awards go to the best in recognition of their quality. Why do liberals have to pretend postmodernism is real!!

[@SLMOSSAD]

My father wrote a poem inspired by this movie, eventually published it and the book had the name of that poem. It was his fourth book published. He passed away little more than a year ago and on his tombstone I ordered them to write the last four lines of that poem which are a reference to the last scenes of this wonderful film when Harry is on the beach. Thanks for uploading sir.

[@starwarsunfiltered7848]

Beautiful story!

[@SAPM0392]

What's the name of your father and the poem? Please :)

[@danpinzone8226]

The old lady was Lenny Bruce mother and the little girl playing with the cats is Paul mazursky daughter

[@Ramblin-Man]

Love this...love Art Carney. Well-deserved Oscar.

[@scifinerd17]

Un Poco Loco Over Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, and Jack Nicholson? I don’t think so.

[@michaelrogowski3916]

Not in the same universe as pacino in gf2

[@RobertJuzstone]

It's "weird" that Carney is only 56 years old here, but he did live to be 85.

[@peterlogan6316]

He's convincing as a 72 year old, too.

[@lenilenape]

A very, very memorable film. I recommend it to others, over and over again.

[@depaola63]

Classic movie 🎥🌟 I’m now 61 and this was my youth ✨

[@nathankim7664]

Happy 40th anniversary for Harry and Tonto! ^^

[@kcmurphy72]

Just found this movie for the first time yesterday. Loved it. Something I notice more and more lately is how directors of the past left so much for the viewers to figure out on their own. Now everything is spoonfed to the viewer. (For example, the scene with Stephanie - We have to decide if he paid his last $100, was it a "gift?" or did they sit in the car and talk about life which is more in line with what we know of Harry based on the hotel conversation with Ginger?)

[@stephenbirks6458]

Got this movie on tv now ! - Its a slow plodder - But it's its good ? - How times have changed Think the 16 year old later went on to play the receptionist in Car Wash ?

[@BAYAREA-kd1ig]

One of the sweetest and sincere movies ever made.

[@georgiethumbs2438]

This was a great movie. Carney was only 55 when he made it if you can believe it yet he came across as a guy in his 70s.

[@SFFOOL76]

I feel lucky I found about this movie about 6 years ago. There is no way they could make this now without screwing it up.

[@FoxsitoTaquito]

some times i wish hollywood would adapt a no remake rule for truly flawless movies, i dread the day this ever becomes remade. It simply won't be the same.

[@mazurskyfilm]

Thank you very much for your very nice and respectful comment. Very much appreciated.

[@ronniecassol5555]

underrated movie

[@trublu71]

Love this movie too much !

[@namu5583]

love the cinematography.

[@TighelanderII]

I've been intrigued recently by this movie. I've never seen it, but I remember it from back in the day. I'd forgotten that Art Carney won the Best Actor award over Pacino, Hoffman, DeNiro, and Finney. That's like an upset at March Madness.

[@jeffzekas]

Carney was only 55 when he made this film... so young!

[@rr7firefly]

Good golly! It's Melanie Mayron in the role of Ginger. 13 years later she would be part of the "Thirtysomething" ensemble, playing Melissa Steadman, Michael Steadman's quirky photographer cousin.

[@deealone5191]

I have the movie 'Missing' that she is in and she must've had some cosmetic surgery because she looks much different here. Kinda looks like she had a nose job.

[@danpinzone8226]

I like her in car wash

[@rr7firefly]

@@deealone5191 I think you're right. Plus her mouth was a mess in the old days.

[@olivegreenpants7153]

Three years after this Larry Hagman was J.R. Ewing

[@fob1xxl]

HOW he ever beat ANY of the other nominees is astounding ! You know Hollywood !

[@ROCKY-pu1zt]

A Great film, love seeing Venice beach

[@stephenvani8941]

Trivia: James Cagney was originally offered the role of Harry. Other people considered for the role were Sir Laurence Olivier and Cary Grant before Art Carney was finally cast.

[@olivegreenpants7153]

Did you know that Art was in Cagney's last film appearance

[@robertrobinson3788]

My parents loved this movie...

[@marioleonidrovo5451]

Solicito se me envíe esta película en español, o con subtítulos en español.

[@l.salisbury1253]

"Hey, hey hey, Ralphie boy! Va-va-va Voom!" -Art Carnie

[@funnynerd1]

Forget that his Oscar win was a major upset, it is a decent movie.

[@funnynerd1]

The problem with that theory is it contradicts the purpose of the award, which is for the BEST in something. If you weren't the BEST at something, it's nothing personal, but you shouldn't win over someone more deserving. I love Pacino but he only won for Scent of a Woman because the voters were making up for times that he got screwed. The Academy thinks that way almost all the time and that's why so many filmgoers criticize this win in particular. I'm a big fan of Carney's work in The Honeymooners but Harry and Tonto is something that any old actor can do. If not Pacino, Nicholson and Hoffman would've also been better choices.

[@Qendrese3549]

In addition to what Stephen said, Al Pacino did not win Best actor for Godfather part 1. So you really hold movie's success against him here. Plus Carney ALSO beat Jack Nicholson and Dustin Hoffman, who gave incomparably better performances (sure they would both win in a few years but that is pure hindsight). So if you really want to 'spread the Oscars around a bit' and not give it to Pacino, why not give it to one of them? Pacino on the other hand would not win until 1992 for Scent of a Woman, which most people agree was far from his finest work, and which ended up costing Robert Downey Jr. and Denzel Washington. Plus he beat Clint Eastwood, a man who probably has also earned an acting Oscar over his career. Dustin Hoffman wouldn't win until 1979, a performance that he probably would have won for anyway, but, had he won here, might not have needed to win that one as badly. As a result, he beat Peter Sellers, who had also probably earned an acting oscar over his carreer. So because of this, Art Carney has an Oscar and Peter Sellers doesn’t. You say that "plus Art was old & these was probably his last shot at an Oscar"'. I'm sorry, but even if you want to go down that road, the man was simply not all that deserving of an Oscar. He was largely a TV personality. I’m not against the man receiving the nomination, but there is no way the man should have gotten the win, at all.

[@andrewdancy2849]

Fuktard Fagtroll While you laud Godfather, & deservedly so, let's not forget "Chinatown" had the same qualities,top notch acting & that " something extra" called "Hollywood magic" Art Carney's was Oscar worthy, but so was Hoffman, Nicolson, Pacino, & Albert Finney, although like with "On Golden Pond" Keaton & Streep cancelled each other out & Miss Hepburn won, the same probably occurred with Pacino & Nicolson, & the industry to a large extent was re- rewarding many of the older stars..I still think Diane Ladd should've won supporting actress that year over Ingrid Bergman, but what can I say?

[@crazybobdj]

I was moonlighting as a projectionist & a letter carrier by day. I ran this film @ the Charles Theatre in Atlantic City, on a pair of Simplex E-7's & Peerless Magnarc's. I thought the blue '55 Chevy for 250.00 was pretty cheap, back then!

[@winendesertrose]

Just saw this on network movies where can I find the ?

[@starwarsunfiltered7848]

Amazon. :)

[@agnernai]

Wonderful to see again on a big screen after all these years. Now if only TCM would broadcast TEMPEST more often....

[@mazurskyfilm]

@SFFOOL76 Wonderful comment! Thanks!

[@kdohertygizbur]

People want to say he didn't deserve it cuz of the Honeymooners, and those people are Missing out on one of the most Beautiful, textured performances that year He deserved the Oscar, with Jack Nicholson a close runner up

[@CuriousMutation]

A beautiful film!

[@kevinbutler1955NYC]

Mr.Josh Mostel plays the fiddle like Larry Fine of "The Three Stooges".

[@ilypussikat]

Why can’t I find this movie anywhere?! D:

[@Ozziemints]

Great movie.

[@michelemartin9582]

How can you watch this movie? It’s not on Netflix or prime anymore.

[@ApprenticeDaily]

Old Jewish woman with cats on venice beach was Lenny Bruce's mother

[@rickram1961]

I like this fantastic movie and Art Carney did deserve winning the Oscar over Pacino and Nicholson!

[@mrgeorge7196]

great movie

[@garyr6097]

Great film... This trailer doesn’t do it justice though.. It shows all the wrong clips (just watch the film instead it’s a little masterpiece) Makes me realise why I never watch trailers

[@Nick-ty9us]

And this is the film that people saw art Carney serious actor and not just ed Norton

[@Biloist]

He won the Oscar for asking just enough questions, WTF!

[@PasserbyP]

LOL love love the idea and definitely going to watch, but the idea of a 16 year old riding around with an old Strangers? Somebody call Chris Hanson lol --- Said the child of Generation Y

[@ApprenticeDaily]

Brucine Brucine, is an alkaloid closely related to strychnine, most commonly found in the Strychnos nux-vomica tree.

[@Ben1238]

Wow, Larry Hagman!

[@raylynch1304]

Private VERY good performance for Carney .

[@rome2845]

best movie ever

[@123ertr]

The big face indian said I got a ticket once for shitting ? The owner of tonto asked where did you do it ? The indian responded not me my horse in a hotel lobby . lol

[@PasserbyP]

@eleniathens1985 Thats why you shouldn't rate anything through the oscar, there are over 6Billion potential viewers in the world and some where around 2Billion of those people fund these movies. Yet only less than 3000 American have a say on which movies where the best? You and me both know that the Hurt Locker did not beat Avatar in 2009 for best picture (IMO). And who goes to say we should even rate the arts and rank them?

[@mazurskyfilm]

@eleniathens1985 Great comment! The other nominees were Dustin Hoffman in "Lenny," Albert Finney in "Murder On The Orient Express," and Jack Nicholson in "Chinatown." Even Mr. Mazursky acknowledges that it was an incredible feat for Mr. Carney. Personally, I think the Academy thought that all the others would have another shot at Oscar (which proved to be right many times over), and that Mr. Carney might have just this one great time at bat. Which takes nothing away from him. It was his due.

[@jevilscientist]

best film!

[@glyphhunter]

Awesome movie, that'll be me in 30 years!

[@tariqqoomari7562]

Good performance but you need to be out of your mind to think he deserved it more than Al Pacino

[@liduck52]

Then i must be out of my mind. Art Carney was the star of this movie and was in every scene. Pacino on the other hand was just a supporting player in G2. For that reason alone i give it to Art.

[@michaelrogowski3916]

Thank you. Pacino was breathtaking

[@rayunseitig6367]

that looks like my cat. I wonder if they are related.

[@markross8861]

Great movie.but sad at the end.

[@1985eleniathens]

@cboncklis It is your right to dislike Al Pacino but it is absolutely absurd to call his performance over-acted.The character of Michael Corleone is passionate,irascible,dramatic,sometimes tragic.So,the role demands passion,drama,pain.I agree that sometimes more than one performance deserves the award in one year.However this is not the case.The only reason Carney won is because that was his only chance of getting the award.Jack Nicholson also deserved it.

[@jacobskinner3522]

That’s an oversimplification. Nicholson, Hoffman, and Pacino were all previous nominees without wins, all part of the new Hollywood, all stars of Best Picture nominees. None of them was a clear favorite and they split the vote, which underdog Carney (a beloved veteran in a movie with great reviews and strong box office) benefitted from.

[@michaelrogowski3916]

Biggest robbery in Oscar history. Pacino had the best acting performance I've ever seen.

[@themattster1991]

I remember watching this movie. It was rather sad to watch. Especially with Larry Hagman in the end.

[@mazurskyfilm]

[@soundbombin23]

Ya, Pacino got robbed...

[@Johnnypagez]

watch this when my cat died

[@daviddobson6716]

I see that Meher Baba has a camio in this!

[@Pretermit_Sound]

Such a great film that gets a lot of flack because Art Carney supposedly “took” the best actor Oscar from Al Pacino, as it came out the same time as The Godfather part 2. Both were great performances, but impossible to compare to each other. Pacino has had plenty of accolades. Carney was well-deserving of his Oscar.

[@michaelrogowski3916]

No. The best acting performance of all deserved the Oscar.

[@Pretermit_Sound]

@@michaelrogowski3916 yeah, thanks captain obvious 🙄 and water is wet

[@charlestait5303]

This movie depresses me. Probably due to me being old also!

[@irfankhan-in9lg]

One of the great mystery of this world: how on Earth did this guy win an oscar over Al Pacino (The Godfather 2)? Al Pacino as Michael Corleone was the best peformance ever in the history of cinema.

[@kdohertygizbur]

Not for Part 2

[@tinahardman9805]

You have no taste.

[@michaelrogowski3916]

Yes. For part 2. I 100% agree. Never seen an acting job even come close.

[@gardenlover9663]

The boom operator in the California scenes was not so hot. I can see the microphone in the son's apartment and during the chess game near the beach.

[@joshmills5219]

They wait until the last ten seconds to introduce co-star Ellen Burstyn?? I guess it's a spoiler!

[@jefferysmom696]

*Art Carney (in this role) beat out ALBERT FINNEY-Murder on the Orient Express **-DUSTIN HOFFMAN -Lenny-** JACK NICHOLSON- Chinatown and AL PACINO- The Godfather Part II...???*

[@luigidimaunahan4463]

I came here because he beat both of my man, Al and Jack.

[@RenanCMaia]

Why they don't cast a 72-year old actor to play a character in this age?? Hollywood continues to make that.

[@doddsino]

@SFFOOL76 Haha...ain't that the truth.

[@ronmoshe3626]

Art carney beat all pacino performance at goodfather 2. Ye wright. Sorry, today it sounds funney.

[@dshamzoo]

ed norton

[@bradlafferty4493]

This could be heartfelt and touching or the stupidest movie ever filmed.

[@ОльгаФедай-ф5х]

Перевести этот фильм на русском языке

[@officialnohomonopope8510]

Finally going to watch this for the first time to see if Art Carney really beat Al Pacino for best actor.....the trailer tells me NO. To be honest Boss baby has better acting 🤔🤔🤔

[@d0ntreply]

to think this beat al pacino in godfather part 2. a completely forgetable movie and performance.

[@mitchellhughes5180]

That looks really bad