Jack and the Beanstalk (1952) ABBOTT & COSTELLO

Stars: Bud Abbott, Lou Costello and Buddy Baer
Director: Jean Yarbrough
Abbott & Costello's version of the famous fairy tale, about a boy who trades the family cow for magic beans.

[@AdditionalAndrew5916]

now this a classic retelling of one of my favorite fairy tales and Abbott and Costello did it justice with the help of everyone I love to watch this, it's my favorite movie version of the story and the music.... JUST WONDERFUL! we need more like it today if you watch this for the music... this will help 26:05 - There goes Jack 32:09 - (When I am in the right) I fear nothing 42:08 - A song for Darlene 48:17 - Tapestry of dreams 1:16:57 - He never looked better in his life

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[@edwardplummer6749]

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[@peterwarbrick6341]

Love these 2

[@botulismcasserole9832]

I didn't realize an epileptic seizure could carry over to the keyboard,, someone should check up on this one.

[@zaeclay937]

I my dad showed me this and so many more I can’t stop watching them 😂 I am 27yr old and I still watch it one of the funniest heroic movies ever all I can say is thank you dad for showing me this movie I will past it down to your grands ❤

[@ursulapainter5787]

Thank you. Lou Costello's comic talent never gets old! Wholesome and beautifully done!

[@shaniel1877]

The dance scene with Jack and the housekeeper cracks me up every time:) I don't know how she kept a straight face. Amazing.

[@luisMedina-ms7hb]

Literally the first thing I was watching when my infant brain was beginning to perceive and hang on to memory. Thanks for having this on your channel I thought I had lost this film for good. Feels strange to remember every scene and watch it for the first time in a long time as if it was the first time. I appreciate it, see ya

[@eddietorres2775]

im glad that i can experience my childhood movies with Abbott and costello

[@4evafitnessbigswoll381]

I watched this randomly as a child in the 90s and it's still one of my favorite movies today.

[@bluedreamer5000]

my mom got this from the dollar store when I was 8 one winter. I thought it would be stupid, but it turned out to be one of the movies that I could watch again and again. Not to mention its funny and makes me think of my family.

[@catsnuffin6955]

bluedreamer5000 I was broke and didn't have cable .....I liked this👏👏👏👏

[@OPTIONALWATCH]

I bought it for a $1 but at a computer store in a cheap DVD bin.

[@Mad-UpperCuts]

Me too

[@botulismcasserole9832]

congrats, now you can get social security and spend your whole day watching it and leaving pointless comments!!

[@sirrt136]

Wtf me too

[@puppies4everthefam233]

The days when comedy shows were clean wholesome fun. I might have been born in 1981 but I love these oldies and goodies. Shows like this, I love Lucy, The honeymooners, Andy Griffith and Leave it to Beaver are some of the best.

[@amber5555100]

My favourite movie when I was a child 😍

[@jaminova_1969]

Pretty funny stuff! When I was a little girl, they used to run Abbott and Costello movies every Sunday on TV. This was one of my favorites!

[@javierortegon2339]

AN UNFORGETTABLE CLASSIC BY ABBOTT AND COSTELLO ! JACK AND THE BEANSTALK (1952) .

[@paulinebelair4485]

I watch Albert and castello ever sence i was a kid. I love them

[@skylerfernandez2569]

I love this old movie, I saw it a long time ago as a kid. Now, I can watch it all the time on here.

[@alanaronald244]

Cute. Brings back memories of watching them as a kid. Thank you, PF.

[@garyproffitt5941]

Fantastic a childhood memory's Jack and the Beanstalk starring Bud Abbott & Lou Costello ✔

[@charmicarmicat2981]

I can’t even tell you how many times I watched this movie.

[@myinnapeaceministries7545]

I need this to remind me of just how awesome my childhood was! Every Sunday morning at 11am on WPIX 11 Alive in NYC, they'd show an Abbott and Costello movie.

[@jankmedia1985]

Had this on VHS as a kid in the early 90s. Thought of it for some reason just now, I knew KZbin would have it. 👍

[@adriangarcia543]

resting in peace Abbott and Costello and Dorothy Ford

[@davidcastaneda2405]

many great actors and actress back in the day... (classic movies)

[@almeggs3247]

This movie was actually very very good!

[@jamesherbst2429]

Watched this in the 90s as a kid with my dad - goat movie

[@PizzaFLIX]

Glad to have someone here under 60. Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you,

[@Tayk1987]

I loved this when I was a kid and it was super old then.

[@sarasarah1810]

Omgoodness such a joyfully wonderful movie.💜😊

[@PizzaFLIX]

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[@sarasarah1810]

@@PizzaFLIX ty for sharing.😊

[@samueldavid2793]

I used to watch this a lot when I was young.......love this

[@MariaGonzalez-nn5ke]

BEAUTIFULLY ENTERTAINING!!!

[@verabuen7956]

Still a funny Classic movie that i enjoy watching Thanks!

[@curseyoujordanshow]

I had this on VHS as a kid and watched it probably once a week for years on end. In fact I still have the tape, but I no longer have a working VCR, and I haven't been able to find it on DVD anywhere, so getting to see it uploaded here is great. It's pretty dated now, though I'm surprised how a lot of the gags still land. My favourite is the scene where Jack and Polly are dancing, and she slugs him in the face for no reason LOL.

[@Tinyman12]

I found it either on ebay or amazon. I forget which.

[@mistyvioletconservative.3889]

@@Tinyman12 WOW ON DVD??

[@Tinyman12]

@@mistyvioletconservative.3889 Yeah I have all 3 versions DVD, BLUE RAY and 4K

[@Samalabear]

Haven't seen these in such a long time. Soooo funny. The one I loved most besides this was "The Time of Their Lives." There's so much stuff today labeled as comedy that just isn't and, mainly, it's because they try so hard for laughs. These movies the funny just happens -- you can't help laughing.

[@sha11235]

+Samalabear Well, they weren't all great films they did. This one was sort of a version of Wizard of Oz in a way. It is entertaining, I'll admit that. Time of their Lives was a different film for them because they weren't really teamed up in the film. Lou was a ghost and Bud was a modern person.

[@skylerfernandez2569]

I love this movie and it's songs.

[@Beatngu23]

My ALL TIME favorite film as a child!!

[@proteus404]

I loved this movie growing up watched it every time I went to my dad's place. Mr. Dinklepuss is such a great name for a character if I had a cat I would name him that.

[@PizzaFLIX]

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[@guttywurx]

absolutely wonderful

[@JaythePandaren]

I remember this! I laughed my butt off when the kid smashed that water jug over his head.

[@williammolis8501]

This is a great movie one of the best from them

[@hideralmosawi1606]

I love this an awesome old vintage film it's aired on the TV iraq in year of 1985or84 it's reminds me back to my childhood still keep watching it again as an old man

[@troyannozaurus327]

I was 3 or 4 when I first watched this then never remembered who did this spoof until I went through my dvds a couple of hours ago (it’s a bit late and didn’t want to commit to it in case I fell asleep)

[@sylviatina4228]

Saturday afternoon use to be so cool! Wfld 32 and wgn 9!

[@joansmith6092]

Bud and Lou made two color movies,this one and Abbott and Costello meet Captain Kidd. I have them both on DVD.

[@eddietorres2775]

i am very pleased. thank you. Ediberto Torres

[@adriangarcia543]

Rest in peace beautiful tall Dorothy Ford April 4 1922 October 15,2010

[@bioshock6935]

i had joy watching these films they made a few that i can remember and this was one on my fav as a kid growing up in the 70's along with laurel and hardy films comedy and humour you wont get in films like these today as they make them to cheesy and some how not all that funny

[@alinaboksha3578]

I don't care people say but I love them

[@matadorjesusfan6914]

The bassoon in the old background music is iconic.

[@thefnafpurplegirlashrenama9294]

My Brother AlSo Likes And Loves This Movie As Well 2 & He AlWays Laughs At It & EveryTime He's Watching It

[@thealantmarismore]

Had this dvd as a kid. We all loved this movie to death. Shame i can't find that old disc anywhere.

[@pauleypavillion6088]

Wow!! almost 64 years later and all in here are past tense and look at them; so well mannered compared to condescending-disgusting movies we see today.

[@johnsemora7774]

+Pauley Pavillion Depends on the movies you watch. It's a pretty huge gap between "synecdoche new york" and "Jack and Jill"

[@davemaxa5263]

We see them today because they is what people want to see.

[@jkm6112]

And the women are fully clothed too!

[@lugialover09]

@@jkm6112 So what? Why would that even matter in regards to the quality of a movie?

[@botulismcasserole9832]

Your right, they were tame on the screen and saved the hedonism for off screen. Im sure your of the opinion that with the "right" vote you can make everything great again!

[@VicMartino]

Loved this movie as a child and I love this movie now more than ever!

[@Stankervision]

I am Lou Costello’s great niece and you need to knock your shit off…

[@reubenrider-hawken2038]

Yeh I know

[@evaperez4139]

Another favorite movie, The Times Of Their Lives

[@charlieiannini3502]

This is how I was introduced to the story

[@lisagerman2111]

Man, Saturday matinee with Abbott & Costello paired with a mummy picture, at the single screen downtown theater. Life didn't get better than that :)

[@Nancydancehall]

I'm trying to find another old movie I saw as a kid. Not sure if it's 40's 50's or 60's, but the ending has a woman (maybe some sort of fairy?) in a sparkling blue dress (no, it's not Elsa) who I think decides to become human because she's in love, and so she transforms into a human woman wearing a less fancy green outfit. Her human boyfriend sees the transformation and gives her a big hug. Roll credits. Anyone have any idea?

[@FaytLinegod]

I used to watch the Abbott and Costello movies every Sunday on Channel 48 as a kid along with Blondie and Tarzan. Simple and good times back then.

[@jacquelineduvall7308]

One of the zaniest movies to ever grace my family's collection. 😂

[@johndrake5014]

Howdy movie goers, Could there be a more fun movie? Great characters, great story and really great music. "I Fear Nothing" played in my head for days after I first saw it. Buddy Baer was a superb not so bad "bad" guy in this film as well as a BAD "bad" guy in "The Giant From The Unknown." Mr. Dinglepuss, help me.......................... One of the best scenes is where Lou is drooling over the secretary at the employment agency and then she stands up. Eyes of blue and five feet two - well not so much the five feet two part. Get your chuckle hat on and have a good time.

[@Meta-Drew]

I remember always hearing about Abbot and Costello being amazing comedians but not actually knowing who they were. Then when I was 15 I watched Who's on first and I realized they were those same two guys from the Jack and the Beanstalk movie I would watch every time I would stay at my grandparents' house as a kid.

[@ronwallis9805]

Watch this film alot I love it

[@euphrates556]

Family weekend viewing. Look how far we have come.

[@edison5020]

Abott e Costelo foram esquecidos no Brasil. Me divertir muito com eles. Nunca falem almôndegas.

[@NealFry]

I'll Always Love you Hayden Panettiere

[@cliffg7459]

They just forgot about the girl that helped them escape in the castle. 🏰 All of that woman just wasting away in the clouds. 🤦🏿‍♂️😞.

[@angelinacarmine]

Love these guys..classic..do you have meet the mummy

[@patnobles6735]

The Prince and Princess look's like Barbie and Ken doll's... LOL!!

[@thefnafpurplegirlashrenama9294]

I Really Like And Love This Movie I AlWays Laugh At It EveryTime I Watch It :DDDD

[@javierortegon2339]

MR. LOU COSTELLO WAS AN EXCELLENT ACTOR AND SINGER ! 27:28 - 27:48 AND 32:12 - 34:10 WHAT A VOICE !

[@ayushbaral8269]

A very powerful movie, indeed. Packed with a lot of hidden gems, specially representation of many archetypes like the Hero, the Shadow and the Devouring Mother.

[@tetratoric]

I LOVE MOVIE

[@eevat9280]

WE WANT MOVIE

[@jduffswood2000]

The best movie

[@RetroGamerDx2012]

I love when he says by the beard 27:32

[@henryjackson2357]

This is a lot like The Wizard of Oz and Mulholland Drive, where the protagonist falls asleep and recasts the people of their waking lives as new people in the dream world. (7/6/18)

[@Fultonfalcons86]

Please upload their horror comedies I love abbot and costello thanks..............

[@Kfantasy_98]

I read somewhere that the baby crying in the beginning is actually Lou Costello's (Jack) daughter.

[@bundydryandlime]

This is not fiction. This is telling you the story. Not a fairy tale as they would have you believe. This is all about the lost civilisation of Tartaria

[@sarahmoviereviewer4109]

A good clean movie

[@beeman2075]

I'm never sure watching this movie whether to be amused or concerned that the employment agency lady (aka Dorothy Ford, a beautiful actress) never undertakes an employment reference check on Jack or Mr Dinkle before giving them the job, gives them the address of the house that she has practically told them will be vacated by adults evening, and then Eloise leaves them alone at the house with Donald without so much as asking for their full names.

[@princess555o4]

and directs him straight to the kids' room at that

[@watershipdown7363]

Traditional Thanksgiving morning 🎥 movie. Childhood.

[@hermansyah6409]

Saya tidak pernah nonton film ini.tapi saya..selalu membacanya sebagai cerita bergambar ditahun 80 an😢

[@sha11235]

I was right, that is Mel Blanc doing the voices of the animals. Saw it on imdb.

[@johnrobinsoniii4028]

And why am I not surprised? Mr. Blanc was a genius.

[@jknuttel]

Shaye Cogan and James Alexander look like they just stepped out of a page from one of those old "Classics Illustrated Junior" comic books.

[@javierortegon2339]

" ALL HAIL THE KING ! " 1:14

[@james5460]

He fall down and go boom!

[@malcolmferguson4869]

"And so, Jack chopped down what was the world's last beanstalk, adding murder and ecological terrorism to the theft, enticement, and trespass charges already mentioned, and all the Giant's children didn't have a daddy anymore. But he got away with it, and lived happily ever after without so much as a guilty twinge about what he had done. Which proves that you can be excused just about anything if you're a hero, because no one asks inconvenient questions."

[@sarasarah1810]

goodness, it was a movie after all.

[@malcolmferguson4869]

@@sarasarah1810 It's a quote from Terry Pratchett's Hogfather, lol.

[@sarasarah1810]

@@malcolmferguson4869 well LOOK WHO IS SILLY NOW!!!!!......ty for sharing that with me... so sry I am for my comment.

[@malcolmferguson4869]

@@sarasarah1810 Lol, it's OK. :)

[@sarasarah1810]

@@malcolmferguson4869 ty.

[@conniecrawford5231]

“Henry” has udders- she’s a dairy cow!

[@epep50]

I was 8 years old living in Germany my father was an Air Force officer and they would put this on and bring the babysitter in. I loved this movie. I'm pretty sure my parents had a lovely night and got laid thanks to this movie.

[@gruesomevirus]

Wut

[@ronboot2578]

Did I miss something? What happened to Polly and Henry?

[@nasirabbas9784]

Interesting 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@thecheesen]

I can't believe Shuffle G. Maestro was actually Joe Biden this entire time...

[@marcellagaviria5733]

Great movie 🍿😂 during coronavirus lockdown it's December 3 2020 Hi everyone God bless you and America and TRUMP

[@tekk688]

Great movie

[@ammj6202]

My favorite part when he start dancing with the girl, she starts combing his face ith her hands then just smacks the crap out of him. 52:30

[@67nairb]

what did you think of dorothy ford dancing with lou costello?

[@renaldcosma7192]

James and Connie Alexander are my God Parents .

[@isaiahharrypersaud1869]

26:31 They are like rappers 🌝🌝🤣

[@adriangarcia543]

r.I.p. giantess in 2010

[@kempy2]

There's a 35MM print that has additional science never released on DVD Out there somewhere.

[@luisMedina-ms7hb]

Still here fellas

[@thomaszg2872]

Shaye Cogan as Princess Eloise/Darlene :)

[@WesWallFilms]

One thing that always confused me. In the songs, when Costello sings, it's clearly Lou, and he's not new to that. He sang in several films. Similar to fellow comedians Laurel and Hardy who both sang in their films. Or Wheeler and Woolsey who both sang in theirs. But Abbott, who has one line of singing at the end, is clearly dubbed. I've always wondered why. I know in films with major actors, that's common, but it's one line. Surely Bud wasn't such a bad singer to dub him for just one line? Was it by his own request? Did the filmmakers decide his grouchy scowling voice took away from the happy atmosphere of the song? I've never heard any answer for this, because likely no one knows. It's always fascinated me though. If you ever want to hear Bud Abbott actually sing, there are bits. In Comin' Round the Mountain, he briefly sings toward the film's beginning(certainly not the voice used here). And on their radio show, he and Lou sang a variation of White Christmas with the rest of their cast. There's likely other examples too that I'm forgetting. Bud singing didn't happen as often as Lou singing, but it did happen

[@brianneale2006]

He is miming when he sings a rotten song

[@dkdkswmsjjekel3363]

fuck you

[@joeenglert]

abbott and costello meet ed wood