He picked the wrong guy to show his fighting technique

[@jimboslice5647]

Treat Williams was one helluva good person. He really was a martial artist. Many folks sure miss him. Rest in peace Treat Williams.

[@archersmith869]

Loved him in the phantom

[@timothyq.5070]

@@archersmith869if you loved that, try “Deep Rising” 😎he combines comedy and action!

[@wolfhors3_660]

"Why would I lie" is one of my favorites. D.b. Cooper was good too

[@warrennicholsony.fernando4513]

What martial arts did he practice?

[@timothyq.5070]

@@archersmith869 if you love that, try him in “Deep Rising “. He blends his humor and action side

[@Conan_the_Based]

What a nice, wholesome scene. Two old bros having a friendly tussle and reconnecting. We don't see stuff like this in modern movies anymore.

[@charlesbaer9971]

Neat.

[@Spee78]

You sir are damn right, scenes like this one need....character......and character is rare those days.

[@dravya1]

the best part (for me) was seeing a hint of anger on the second interaction, & then by the third "round" the elation of recognition, the thrill of recognizing a peer, all around great acting.

[@sumitkid123]

You are correct. This made me want to watch the movie now.

[@PsychicCellphone]

Yeah, in 2024 they would start making out

[@rayc.8555]

We miss you Treat Williams. You were a good man and will be remembered as such. Thank you.

[@monkadelic13]

i didnt even know and looked up how he checked out.. made my day 100x worse bro.

[@Highland_Moo]

Poor Treat Williams. The world is a sadder place without him - he was a true gentleman. First saw him in 1941 and he was superb. Rest in peace Mr Williams, you’re surely missed ❤

[@flamenmartialis6839]

How did you meet him in -41 when he was born in -51?

[@jasongonzalez9923]

​@@flamenmartialis6839the movie "1941". It's a funny and awesome movie. Star studded cast

[@andevious4743]

I first saw him in Deep Rising. His Magnum Opus. Coolest movie of my childhood. After Aliens, Predator, Terminator, Jurassic Park, and Back to the Future.

[@jasongonzalez9923]

@@andevious4743 that movie was AWESOME. I always wished for a sequel. 😭

[@10scoach33]

@@flamenmartialis6839hahahaha I thought the same thing

[@johnrutka8658]

"Undefeated, untied and still pretty." LOL!!! I love "The Substitute" series and THIS was my favorite scene of all of them. 👍👍

[@denniswilson6673]

Are you bald

[@johnrutka8658]

@@denniswilson6673 - Curious comment. 🤔

[@pH7screwtube]

@@denniswilson6673 Are you forest Gump?

[@geraldfrost4710]

Nah. The best scene wasn't even a fight scene. "In class today, the strangest thing happened. They were listening!"

[@samrester6254]

@@denniswilson6673 Are you short?

[@bitfenix90]

Treat Williams and Tom Berenger made this series wonderfully memorable.

[@hansolo631]

I bet those 2 stallions had a "wonderfully memorable" romp in the bedroom, if you get my drift. Wink Wink, Nudge Nudge. Yup, old Tom Berenger had himself a full sized, throbbing, pulsing "treat" that night, that's for damn sure. And that's the bottom line, because STONE COLD SAID SO!

[@MrSkyblu1]

That's NOT Tom Berenger. It's Tim Abell.

[@sunshineholmes3487]

He's talking about the whole Substitute series. The first movie starred Berenger then Treat took over the other films.

[@MrSkyblu1]

@@sunshineholmes3487 Ah, okay. I've never seen any of the movies so I thought he was referring to this scene being Tom.

[@sunshineholmes3487]

@@MrSkyblu1 The first one is pretty fun. It has Berenger, Ernie Hudson, that Marc Anthony guy who was with J-Lo, a great start to the series.

[@Ulbre]

Treat Williams was a cool dude....hadn't realised he had passed until reading the comments here.....RIP Good Sir

[@jongaskins5617]

ahhh man i didnt know either til i read this comment.

[@SoCal780]

He died in a motorcycle crash about a year and a half ago, I think.

[@shawnadams1460]

Same here! Sad, he always seemed like a stand up dude.

[@ThomasShort-w7e]

sad RIP

[@monkadelic13]

i had no IDEA he died man-- and when I looked it up... it made me 10x worse off bro...

[@rickredmond2393]

The Instructor in this movie, Actor Tim Abell, is the real deal. Before going into acting, he was a US Army Ranger attached to 2nd Ranger Battalion.

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

Very nice

[@samrester6254]

He wasn't attached. He was assigned to 2nd Batt.

[@SifuHull]

He needs to hit arm day lol

[@agalgonzalez]

He sure acts like a jerk, trying to fight a civillian.

[@jas_bataille]

@@agalgonzalez You're the brightest, hey? He knew that this guy wasn't a civilian. That was his captain. They're trolling the recruits.

[@dennismaloney7241]

I was standing next to Mr. Williams at the dice table in the Rio, Las Vegas in the 90s, when he lost $50,000.00 on a single pass. He turned to me and said: "WOW!" The only thing I could think to say was: "Wow" sounds about right! He smiled and patted me on the back...

[@bme7491]

Like, "Wow, what an idiot I was..."

[@rrock2025]

Lol......................................

[@bradmarkell12167]

Gambling or knowing too much got him unalived

[@monkadelic13]

My story is not as cool as this one.. I was at a Flea Market here buying baseball cards and bought a Palmeiro rookie card...... and someone from behind me said- " good choice kid" I turned around and was Raphael Palmeiro himself!!!!!!! he signed my card on the spot and i have it framed along with the other 2 I got from him over the years.... what can I say man-- I got the autograph of a fucking hometown hero turned legend!

[@keirboyko]

Like "Wow, I'm such a liar that I love making up fake stories".

[@hmoretsosa]

Treat Williams was truly a man, among men. His life was one of honor and humility. His acting ability, was incredibly believable. I watch Everwood, what I believe to be his best performance, over and over again. May God rest his soul, and we as fans, were blessed, with his presence!

[@burningblue1254]

I saw him in Flashpoint with Kris Kristofferson. In the movie, Kris says about him, "They don't make them like him anymore." So true in real life.

[@jrclark9019]

I sat at a round table, opposite of Mr. Williams at a Passover Seder in Denver. Mr. Williams was with his family. To my immediate right sat his son...a very nice and well mannered young man. While in polite conversation, his son asked me what I did for a living. I told him. He then proudly told me that his dad "made movies." After a brief but awkward pause, I sincerely apologized to the young man for not recognizing his father (at the time). I admitted to reading mostly, and never taking much interest in movies. The young man took it well, and seemed perhaps even a bit relieved that I wasn't there to bother anyone. In retrospect, I think the night may have gone better that way. Several years later, after learning of Mr. Williams passing, I've thought of that young man that I met on that early April evening of that year, ...often wanting to express my heartfelt condolences for his loss.

[@keithtauber4153]

I didn't know Treat was Jewish.

[@garylh1462]

The title here is wrong. The instructor picked the *perfect* person for his demonstrations. The instructor was emphasizing the need to turn your opponents force against him, and that is exactly what the "stranger" demonstrates. So far from the wrong person, the "stranger" turns the whole thing into the perfect teaching moment, and the instructor knows this and loves it.

[@TasmanianDevil3]

Cool story, needs more dragons

[@thekamotodragon]

The acting here was actually decent imo, that made an awkward situation make sense (awkward because it's supposed to be military training scene and then some guy in civilian clothing just walks in out of nowhere). They made it feel natural... but what wasn't natural was that choreography lol.

[@hnmcclain]

I absolutely LOVED Treat... all my life.

[@thebkg]

Hilariously both Treat and the other actor, Tim, were more than capable of doing a true martial arts showcase, but I guess the director wanted it to look a certain way. 🙄🤣🤣🤣

[@canderoussnurd4265]

Yeah they had to show it that way because they had to show the moves slower for a general audience and also keep in mind this wasn’t a high production series where they had the luxury of stuntmen, crash mats and the insurance for cases of injuries. (I worked in media and did martial arts. Trust me there’s a lot of red tape and formality to go through even to do a white belt scene like this one.).

[@davidcarlen8363]

Treat Williams, loved his movies, may he rest in peace 😊😢

[@davidbabcock1231]

What’s the name of this movie?? It actually looks pretty good

[@tonypacheco8245]

The tiny thumbnail as I was scrolling made me think that was a heavy Nathan Fillion. Nope, good ol' Treat Williams. What a nice surprise. I'm gonna have to watch this now.

[@Jroc3578]

Aww damn man I didn't know he passed and I didn't know he was a practiced artist. This was The Substitute 2. Always liked him. I have my glass in hand now. To Treat Williams.

[@cynthiahunter519]

It's 4

[@monkadelic13]

i dont think anyone here knew- the way he died really isnt reportable on the news.

[@darrylsmith2084]

@@monkadelic13 motorcycle accident

[@domainmojo2162]

Aww.. I love Treat Williams. I think everyone during the late 80's, the 90's and early 2000's prolly did. Out of all the action heroes of that time, he was that guy that everyone liked! A true gent... but a man's man! Everyone's older, cooler brother!

[@James-hs3tu]

THAT was a good SCENE YOU REMIND ME OF THIS CRAZY A🤬🤬. Captain!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@securityguard2626]

3:47 Now that is how you end a fight!

[@stevebinning977]

Treat Williams as "Critical Bill" in "Things to do in Denver when you're Dead". What a performance.

[@Briselance]

Thank you for the title.

[@calkelpdiver]

And they actually filmed it in Denver, Colorado. I remember seeing some of the downtown scenes and saying yeah that looks familiar. I'm from Colorado.

[@stevebinning977]

The movie was actually named after a song by the late, great Warren Zevon.

[@xhagast]

Deep Rising was good too. If only for how SCARY it was.

[@spartan7042]

Treat Williams was the man, a great actor and person. RIP 🙏

[@davidwright9550]

Always have liked Treat and he seemed like a great guy. Glad to see that in reading some of these comments. R.I.P. Mr Williams. You made the world a better place.

[@413PDS]

Treat Williams was a talented actor and I always enjoyed watching whatever he appeared in. I hope he's happy and flashing that amazing smile of his, wherever he is.

[@TheEldarGuy]

"You look familiar" "Sure, I was at Echo Base when the Empire launched an all put assault... barely made it out alive!"

[@RogueDragon05]

Nah your thinking of that time he was stealing skulls from purple pajama wearing gunslingers alongside Catherine Zeta-Jones in order to take over the world and chewing ALL the scenes on the way.

[@sergiocortinhas6742]

Old school jiujitsu & judo techniques.

[@omicron2018]

Loved Treat Williams in "Deep Rising." He did action AND humor with style.

[@xhagast]

It was a SCARY movie.

[@LKS-1976]

Just 2 brothers living in the moment, wholesome activity....

[@danporath536]

I went to high school with Treat’s wife. His wife Pam, children and grandchildren had a great husband, father and grandfather.

[@MartellJordan]

One of my all time favorite actors. Treat Williams, r.i.p to you sir.

[@hareshdaryanani5726]

❤ the Man 🤣 Legendary Actor alongside many greats - Phantom 😂 Skulls Of ------- to watch him on screen was always a Treat 😊

[@br1ghtraven]

The amazing Treat Williams. Love his work.

[@moneydoctor]

I once set next to Treat on a flight from LA to Dallas. Very friendly guy who enjoyed sharing time and stories.

[@monkadelic13]

I see a lot of comments here not knowing he died, ME as well, as this is the first time I even heard of it. The man was a LEGEND, and nothing was reported on this whatsoever because I keep up with all the news from both sides. He was killed in a motorcycle accident when he ran into a Honda Civic making an illegal turn and died of massive trauma and blood loss at the hospital. For those of you that wondered why we are here. RIP mr Williams.

[@rickdaystar477]

I met Treat Williams when he flew into our air show in Geneseo NY in his WW2 plane. He was very personable and we enjoyed talking about aviation and his trainer he owned. Not a trace of " celebrity" privilege in that man..

[@Edzward]

And that's how men make friends.

[@monkadelic13]

he telegraphed that first punch so hard it was like the second day for white belt training in a dojo LOL

[@David-fu4vi]

Loved him in Dead Heat. Miss ya' Treat! R.I.P.

[@stephenlucas5130]

Very under rated actor. RIP

[@eagl3ye]

Age old trope. Seeming underdog beats the crap out of the hothead. Never gets old.

[@bbb462cid]

My favorite Williams role will always be, so help me, his performance in 1941.

[@IDKeffect82]

I loved that movie. "It's the Japs"!!!

[@andybryant9801]

I love Treat Williams. Unfortunately, I saw him in his final moments when some idiot turned in front of him when he was out for an evening spin on his bike. I saw the poor guy get hit and that was the end, up here in Vermont on my way home from work. Passed by his house weekly and this happened literally minutes from his home. Thanks for the entertainment Treat and I'm so very sorry that you had to go out like that, all the locals said you were such a good, down-to-earth guy❤🌹

[@Billy-bc8pk]

This has got to be The Subtitute 2.

[@AmericanMadeMud]

The Substitute 4 it's linked in the description.

[@Billy-bc8pk]

@@AmericanMadeMud Wow they made 4? Thanks.

[@williambryant6175]

@@Billy-bc8pkyeah, Beringer was in the first one (only one I know of that made it to theaters), the rest were straight to video w/Treat

[@chronicillz1879]

@@AmericanMadeMudoh wow ok didn’t know thanks

[@chronicillz1879]

@@williambryant6175oh right

[@sdraper6940]

We miss Treat here in the shop, he died doing the second thing in life he liked the best!

[@JCII100]

Which shop?

[@sdraper6940]

SD Air Service, in Vermont We worked on and maintained Treat’s aircraft

[@jirensentry7609]

Whole friends and soldier buddies pretending they don't know each other... got the kids thinking they're in the wrong class.

[@coolcat6303]

He was one of my favorite actors and I thought he was a great replacement for Tom Berenger in “The Substitute” movie franchise. Fun fact: Treat was actually a Rebel soldier in the “Empire Strikes Back” but his scenes got cut out in the editing room.

[@1wongatonga]

RIP Treat Williams…🙏🏾 💔

[@SeaScoutDan]

Good move for new instructor being a fly on the wall as long as possible. See how things are going and where the room for improvement is before jumping in.

[@monkadelic13]

new perspective to this- me likey

[@master-of-mind5881]

“Let’s try it again.” 😂😂

[@JonnyHolms]

One of Treat's best movies 🎬 🎞 was, Things to do in Denver while your dead.. Awesome movie with a huge cast of greats...

[@deanouellette1868]

Saw it in '96. Andy Garcia, Christopher Walken, Christopher Lloyd, Bill Nunn, Steve Buscemi.

[@JonnyHolms]

@deanouellette1868 I just noticed that I misspelled the title of the movie ,it should read, when you're dead...

[@bishopman2308]

Deep Rising is my favorite Treat Williams movie.

[@JonnyHolms]

@bishopman2308 true, very good movie, I really wish he was still with us 😢..

[@Cloncurrify]

Any military guy who picks a fight with a civilian for class training purposes is out of his mind. The words "lawsuit" and "complaint to superiors" obviously mean nothing.

[@Voodoo-Ranger]

I figure you didn't watch the whole video, they were stationed in Panama together, check out the movie, it's The Substitute, there's 4 of them, I can't remember which one, Tom Berenger was in the first, Williams character is on leave trying to find out who killed his brother.

[@Cloncurrify]

@@Voodoo-Ranger I watched it all. And I commented. Waiting until you're rolling on the ground with someone in a submission hold before you recognise them plays exactly into my original comment.

[@Voodoo-Ranger]

@@Cloncurrify you do realize this is a movie and it was in the script, it's not real life.

[@Cloncurrify]

@@Voodoo-Ranger Changes nothing. Comment still appropriate

[@paulkerr7320]

@@Cloncurrify Watched it, and utterly failed to comprehend it, it seems. They alude to knowing each other all the way through. It was a charade for the cadets made perfectly clear by the ending and the hugs.

[@kevinlucas8437]

Love Treat !! He is always so good in his roles !!!

[@arunj.gnanarathinam1412]

Real fighters respect each other!🎉

[@briang.7206]

Those were some hard falls I used to practice Hapkido but we had mats.

[@patrickheath5011]

One of the greatest Major League players of all time.

[@davidcarlen8363]

@@patrickheath5011 did not know he was MLB

[@crlguitar1]

Heard that Treat Williams had passed and it saddened me. He played an almost perfect hippie in the movie version of 'HAIR'...

[@mflanagan1076]

Treat williams man. Fucking one of the best actors when I was growing up good movies.

[@thebkg]

Treat is on a short list of actors I always wished had a much bigger career than they had. He was capable of doing full on leading man action, and serious drama. Somehow he never cracked the blockbuster ceiling. Plenty that have who weren't as good as he was.

[@JamesWasem-o3f]

He was a very good actor. Enjoyed a lot of his movies. We will definitely miss him😂

[@RandyRodriguez-d7g]

Amen

[@Mathieu5805ify]

Magnifique séquence. Ce que j'aime chez les Américains . . . Une certaine idée de l'Amitié, rude et bagarreuse mais amitié quand même. J'adore !🥰😇

[@gojira28]

RIP Treat Williams

[@Terry-g9j]

Imagine being beaten up by Harry Enfield's " Tim Nice But Dim" 😂

[@NightPhoenixPress]

The Substitute! That was my jam!

[@jamesboardman7048]

Didnt realize Trent has passed , sad

[@little1wing]

Damn, Treat. Didn’t know you was that athletic!

[@Dan-qm7ho]

Treat Williams was a versatile actor..... One of my favorite moves of his..... Deep Rising....... Action/Sci fi Adventure film of a sea creature of mysterious origins attacking a Cruse ship... well made movie...

[@Tanoshii00]

Treat Williams. So sad that he passed before his time…

[@69Accord69]

He died at 71...

[@charlesstanley6985]

He died ??? I loved him. I even watched his Hallmark series.

[@Tanoshii00]

@@charlesstanley6985 yes. I think it was in 2023. He was hit by an SUV while on his motorcycle

[@bikramjitbhattacharjee6695]

RIP Treat Williams

[@biggains1]

1:46 Why tf did he cough onto his hand IMMEDIATELY before placing it on Treat's shoulder 😂😂

[@maxl4525]

As a child I was at best buy helping the parents get a TV. I was like 13 maybe, old enough to try to do stuff like shake people's hands, buy still stupid. I coughed in my hand directly before shaking the sales woman's hand at the end of the deal, I can still remember the look on her face. Sorry best buy lady.

[@kevinmatthews9469]

Gotta love those kind of reunions

[@_K_W]

They don’t make tv like this anymore. Absolute classic

[@chronicillz1879]

What movie is this

[@realemiele.franco736]

Treat Williams is missed so much now. He is irreplaceable.

[@starhope9630]

Haha...awesome...and I love how it ended!😊

[@johnhanley2431]

Some actors you just like no matter what role they are playing. Treat Williams is one of mine.

[@LarsDcCase]

R.I.P. Treat. You were a great actor and person.

[@wakeupuk3860]

Treat Williams

[@corneliusmooseknuckle2829]

Whenever someone tells me I look familiar, I reply "Maybe you've seen me on TV. Have you ever seen Dateline's to Catch A Predator?"

[@tomelmore8431]

...I love motorcycles, but I love my wife, my family and my children more. There's a really nice 1981 Honda CB900F sitting, cold and quiet, in my garage. It's been there for 30 years. I don't ride it anymore.

[@thomasmills7833]

That movie is called the "substitute"

[@Beastie_Boy33]

this one clip sold me. i'm gonna watch the whole movie now

[@apo617]

This is awful 😂

[@BubbasDad]

That would be "The Substitute 2"

[@wolfhors3_660]

Thank you

[@screamingeagle7704]

Theres like 4 substitute movies. Be specific.

[@goodrobby]

'I am here to teach and you're my first student..'

[@isoawe1888]

Generally, I don’t trust anyone who has sweaty armpits without doing anything. 😂😂

[@Paul1510WB]

Can't help thinking the instructor would have recognised an old Army comrade straight away.

[@monkadelic13]

excuse me SIR! after watching the video I get it... he knew who he was the entire time

[@lairddougal3833]

“ I HAVE seen this movie before.”

[@reginaldjohnson1637]

That was a good 🎥 movie

[@Thurgosh_OG]

Lots of good comments here about Treat Williams but no one has mentioned his fun action/monster film Deep Rising. He was great in it.

[@roughrider6129]

"Now what!"

[@catherinejohnson9395]

@@roughrider6129 Dammit, you beat me to it!😂 And let’s not forget, “TIME TO GO!”

[@catherinejohnson9395]

I’ve always thought that was a great movie, but it never got the traction it deserved.♥️

[@Coach76]

Wrong guy ha ha. They know each other.

[@deantodd8103]

This was a surprisingly wholesome and pleasant scene. Not at all what I was expecting from the video title. Anyone know what film or television show this is?

[@Kharkovkid]

The Substitute; Failure Is Not An Option"... movie

[@talaifinamounga4324]

I love him on the Chesapeak show

[@GavinJ37]

RIP Treat Williams. You will be missed

[@jacktattis]

SNCOs the backbone of any service

[@Mulder-Scully]

Rest well Treat and thanks for all your performances.

[@spenserclarke5956]

Treat Williams was always a cool character. I still recall watching 'Deep Rising' (1998) the same year as this movie, with some relatives in Scotland in 2001, whilst getting pissed on Johnny Walker Black, and Iron Bru, a Scottish soft drink. We kept pissing ourselves laughing at the SQUIBS! Lol! Oh, the good old days. Too many from those days no longer with us, but memories will last as long as either we are alive, or our brains still work. I wonder if the driver that caused his death was charged? I know from my days on bicycles and motorbikes, being on two wheels can be dangerous....mind you, as I have also discovered several times, so can being in a car! 😕

[@georgezipp8783]

God Bless thanks for sharing your gift

[@jamesb2088]

My brother painted his plane back in the 90s said he was a nice guy

[@alphalunamare]

It's funny how you fight some one and then you like them, even ifn you didn't know them afore :-)

[@bored1ca]

well in this case they did know each other but I know what you mean.

[@alphalunamare]

@@bored1ca It's all about respect.

[@jeffreypeterson1554]

wish i knew what movie that was RIP Treat Williams always a good actor !!

[@mariokartrom7829]

They don make no movies like that 'nymore.

[@PoppaBearandBabyBear.-be5jz]

He shouldn't have messed with Critical Bill

[@JonnyHolms]

One of the best movies 🎬 🎞 ever...

[@Skoora]

In the words of Deep Rising, when he passed, two words were heard on the wind….”now what?”