Keep comin' back with nothin' Cool Hand Luke with Paul Newman | Classic Poker Scenes

[@miketravis6149]

2:45 "Sit by my boy. " Earlier on in the film he said " Maybe we should call him no ears" I absolutely love this film and have watched it too many times to mention. A classic. RIP Paul & George.

[@garrison6863]

Paul Newman was so effortlessly good in this that he made the whole process of acting--understanding, planning, technically priming, and then projecting--pretty much disappear. Its not an easy character to comprehend or play, but Newman pulled it off in every aspect, both the small, subtle scenes, like this one, and the larger scale moments like when his mother dies. IMO, one of the finest performances of the sixties in American film, which is saying something.

[@lucasterling]

Some people think being cool is not caring. Which is half true. Its getting others invested in your not caring

[@SaundersE5]

Yeah, he was pretty cool.

[@Paulftate]

I always liked the 50 boiled eggs😂👍

[@Paulftate]

​@@lucasterlingever hear of a soup stone 😂

[@skdesign98]

Newman's greatest performance IMO how he never won an Oscar for his role in this movie is truly mind boggling.

[@jamesbentonticer4706]

Smiles..."sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand." No wonder my dad liked this movie so much. This guy was awesome!

[@rayjr62]

"Don't look at me, muthahhead"...

[@nyterpfan]

I think he actually said: "Don't look at me, mullethead"

[@ANTHONY0808able]

George Kennedy is calling the guy Mullethead LOL

[@homoerectus744]

You didn't leave nothing for me but the credits.

[@garrettimes4548]

and one very nice car wash...

[@ModernBarbarian187]

RIP George Kennedy....like in all his films he played his part well. He put a lot into every role and it showed on screen.

[@ADAMSIXTIES]

+James Smith Yes, he was great!

[@VikramMervyn1604]

+James Smith filmferret.wordpress.com/2016/05/18/cool-hand-luke/ This post has my views on cool hand luke... and I share my views on many other movies so look it up... I am looking forward to some feedback

[@claudiasalgado7827]

Hello youtubers wаaаtch Cоol Haand Lukе оnline here => twitter.com/5bd3e705fa65bf7f6/status/850530245014724609

[@dennismurphy2979]

George won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role.

[@Ducksoup67]

"We're gonna do some wor'l shakin'!!!" *tears up*

[@miketravis6149]

WHAT WE HAVE HERE IS a truly great film. I can`t get enough of it.

[@rayjr62]

'THE MAN'S GOT KINGS GET YER TAIL OUT !!!"

[@mikelldaley9078]

SO TRUE ! CLASSIC

[@ShoRealTV]

I WISH YOU'D STOP BEING SO GREAT TO ME FILM

[@kingofthehill8989]

Love this scene. I always loved how Luke never looked at the other players he just sat their with his head down staring down at the table.

[@jakemcbride7049]

He didnt look at his cards either

[@ronrichker]

One of my favorite movies of all time.

[@jerryjeromehawkins1712]

Paul Newman... doesn't get any cooler than him. 👍🏾

[@rayjr62]

@@jerryjeromehawkins1712 "the man's got kings get yer tail out !!"

[@jerryjeromehawkins1712]

@@rayjr62 👍🏾🍻

[@joeblondiemanco8918]

"Gonna sit here next to my boy... Cool Hand Luke."

[@JakeGittes84]

Loved that

[@ANTHONY0808able]

This movie is iconic and withstands the test of time. Lines are quoted from it to this day that 99% have no idea where the lines comes from. "Time in the box" is one example.

[@ANTHONY0808able]

"What we have hear is a failure to communicate" another iconic line from this film

[@rayjr62]

@@ANTHONY0808able "the man's got kings get yer tail out !!"

[@kyleanderson9971]

Makes me all happy in side what a line

[@murdoch691]

The way the bully found out without gettin bullied that he was no longer top dog is fantastic Luke was just trying to show that we are all the same,this is my favourite film for reasons to many to mention but the main reason is Paul newman was absolutely magnificent

[@rotoninja]

I love this scene as well, his attitude towards Luke changes instantly as he finally figured him out.

[@drlepper72]

1988; Hippie English teacher in 11th grade played this movie in class. After watching it we had to write a paper on how society treats heroes. How they’re built up so quickly only to be torn down. And how society tries to isolate the individual and force conformity. A great movie on its own, but watch it through that lens and pay attention to how those traits manifest themselves so casually and “normally” is incredibly alarming. Since that day, was, is and will always be my all time favorite movie. Never stops delivering.

[@StepUpMedia039]

It sounds like you had a really great English teacher and I hope there are still many like him.

[@donut5143]

I bet your teacher also submits to TV programming and is vaccinated based on medical research brought to them via electronic signals to the brain and the power of suggestion. Probably has an Ukraine flag in both hands and believes all official narratives. Not me, I walk the walk. Never tested, NEVER jabbed, never will be. I don't support Russia, I don't support Ukraine, GET OVER IT.

[@Userqwerty349]

And a bunch of 11th grade boys had to visit the washroom after seeing Lucille. The actress who played the part owns a bakery in Beverly Hills.

[@vksasdgaming9472]

Nice little detail: Luke does not even look at his cards. It is like he is deliberately playing to lose or simply does not care about it. Such negligence (in lack of better word) is both awe-inspiring and horrifying. This movie is great with lots of nuances. It is like Luke is a person who excels at something and then suddenly blunders himself completely for some petty reason and it is a pattern.

[@bicdeez007]

He excels because he doesn't care. He realizes how futile it is. He's simply passing time up until the point his mother dies. After that, he cares only about escaping since they wouldn't let him go to his mother's funeral.

[@ericthegeneric1611]

Whatever Luke does it comes easy to him. I believe he went to jail on purpose because he had heard it was a hard place so he went there and he conquered it easily. From there he gave up on the world. Mama tough life and the military tough life and the married life and now the prison life. Nothing was hard for Luke. Shit he figure it out in a couple of days.

[@neverbows7363]

Cool hand Luke had PRINCIPLES he fought in war came back and saw the crookedness and called it out. He cut the tops of parking meters because they are wrong. No matter how bad the punishment he kept his prince and principles no matter what. Noble virtue.

[@cielobuio]

Just watched this movie on a flight yesterday, for the first time in many years. This movie just shows that with good actors, a great director and a good story, you can create cinema that is mesmerising. Seems like an alien concept to today's Hollywood output.... I can just see them doing a remake of this one day. Daniel Craig as Luke - lol (god forbid)

[@57highland]

Wayne Rogers, Dennis Hopper, Harry Dean Stanton, Robert Drivas ..... hell of a supporting cast ...

[@christopherjames375]

Did u spot Joe don baker .

[@rayjr62]

@@christopherjames375 Warren Finnerty, JD Cannon, Ralph Waite, too.

[@benjiarehart2878]

The best movie scene in the history of movie scenes in my book. George Kennedy deserved that Oscar!

[@Sameoldfitup]

“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams

[@crosscountrycrusader]

There have only been a few movies that keep me thinking long after I see them, and this is one of those special films.

[@pokerphil1st]

Absolutely brilliant movie. Always makes me want a soda pop for some reason.

[@dougie1968]

What an ensemble cast! Richard Davalos sat opposite Paul Newman, who is sat between Harry Dean Stanton and Wayne Rogers! All absolute legends.

[@randyneal1790]

Great iconic movie... Never get tired of watching it

[@ayesha_hiphop163]

I’m 30 now I watched this movie when I was a kid... don’t know how I came across it... it just must of been on tv... but for some reason it stuck with me... when I grew up I always remembered this film... and I now and then came back and watched clips of it... life made sense to me

[@flagtheoffense]

That's me with Papillion. It you haven't seen it, watch the original. I promise you

[@UnivegaSuperSport]

I think that's the best way to catch it for the first time. When young, you see it as only a young kid can, not really knowing why it made an impression. Then when you gradually get older, you get the deeper stuff metered out over time as it applies to your life and what it means to become an adult.

[@pippaknuckle]

so many great actors in this film - no special effects, no sex scenes, no nudity, no profanity, no gun fights, no blood fest, - it should be boring but every second is riveting.

[@tywag]

Well, there was that one scene.... girl washing the car

[@ImYourHuckleberry_29]

tywag that scene drives me nuts today too

[@j.e.8442]

tywag So thats nudity for you?

[@TheFlipsterGoodfella]

Love the profile pic

[@ritz_ok]

"What you gon' do play like a coconut?!" XD dead

[@joescott8877]

The dawning realization on Dragline's face that he was about to be able to experience--for the first time in who knows how long--the pleasure of being able to give admiration to another man in his little fiefdom, especially since he had previously been showering Luke with contempt and enmity.

[@StepUpMedia039]

By the end of the film Dragline sees Luke as his hero for sure. The friendship and admiration that Dragline gave Luke was a gift that Dragline never expected. He will always be grateful even after Luke is gone.

[@cudaguy74]

George Kennedy was so freaking great in this film as was Newman of course. What a combo I miss the days of good movies

[@PunkSlapper123]

He won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for this role.

[@StepUpMedia039]

Dragline was the heart of the film for me. When he talks about world shaking and sending Luke a postcard at the end it made me cry.

[@colynbarrett8127]

Such A Great Man...Actor...Kind..Honest Human Being! Sadly Missed. R.I.P. Olde Luke!

[@johnwilson4158]

"if my boy says he can 50 eggs ;he can eat 50 eggs. Luke why did have 50 eggs?"...........Dragline.

[@ilovebrandnewcarpets]

Oddly, this jailhouse stud scene is one of the most realistic poker scenes in tv/movie history. They are almost always ridiculous hands, string bets, and unrealistic jargon.

[@mcfail3450]

I play a game here and there with friends and you're absolutely right. We play Texas hold em and bluffing is the best part because people will start talking across the whole table predicting you've got the nuts or some big hand then you show them deuce and 7 and they all flip out yelling and laughing. Then the best is when they think you're a bluffer but then you do get the nuts and take em all.

[@StepUpMedia039]

We played spades 99% of the time in prison, but I was sometimes lucky enough to find some guys down to play Hearts (or even dirty hearts).

[@valkor73]

dragline is a true friend once in a lifetime

[@drifter1dc]

Soon to be star studded cast. Great story, great acting and memorable performances....from The Capn’ on down!

[@HeatherSpoonheim]

This is my favorite movie of all time. It is the original, big-screen, tragic heroes journey. Thank you.

[@HPLovecraft13]

that film doesnt get old

[@chrisking6667]

Yes my thoughts exactly.

[@ANTHONY0808able]

Withstands the test of time no doubt.

[@rayjr62]

'THE MAN'S GOT KINGS GET YER TAIL OUT !!!"

[@makeit7579]

'You owe me $15,000 grand pal'

[@quantum_immortal69]

It's Lonnegan...remember it!

[@theguywhoisaustralian1465]

My favourite thing is the smile creeping over Dragline's face when he finally sees Luke's hand

[@StepUpMedia039]

As awesome as Newman was, George Kennedy is the heart of the film. He never had a friend and hero like he did with Luke and never will again.

[@intsoccersuperstar1]

I'd be the guy screaming "Drag you can't flip his cards over!" Then I'd get punched in the face and sent to The Box.

[@alexreilly6121]

ANYONE SAYING "Drag you can't flip his cards over!" SPENDS A NIGHT IN THE BOX

[@LPJack02]

RIP Paul Newman (January 26, 1925 - September 26, 2008), aged 83 And RIP George Kennedy (February 18, 1925 - February 28, 2016), aged 91 You both will always be remembered as legends.

[@StepUpMedia039]

If you ever did time, you met at least one guy like Dragline. He hated Luke at first because Luke was different, but it secretly intrigued him. He admired Luke and we then learn Dragline wasn't a bully at all, just a big galoot with a kind heart. He no longer wanted to be top dog, he just wanted to sit next to his boy. For the rest of the film they are inseparable, and Dragline keeps Luke alive thru love and memories.

[@yorkiegeoff1825]

This film is right up there ! Full of great actors , I never get tired of watching it 👍

[@Jim-m9c6y]

George Kennedy was incredible in his role,nobody could have done it better!

[@jackknife3603]

George Kennedy was so good in this movie. Wouldn’t have been the same without him.

[@StepUpMedia039]

I honestly think he was the heart of the film because while Luke is the lead, Dragline goes from hating Luke, to seeing him as his hero and best friend. Even in death he tells everyone how great Luke was.

[@jackknife3603]

@@StepUpMedia039 without a doubt

[@jakemcbride7049]

One of the best movies ever. What a great script and performances. I love how they built up to the moment that Luke turns his enemy to friend and earned the respect of Dragline. They don’t make them like this no more

[@edwardmcmanus7496]

I had the pleasure of running into Mr. Newman, which is how I would address him when I'd run into him in our hometown in Connecticut. A very regular & Cool guy. And the Newman's Own brand has given much to so many. And his camp, The Hole in the Wall Gang lifted the spirits of so many youngsters too.

[@airbender4040]

“I’m shakin boss!! I’m shakin!!” 😂😂

[@pcbacklash_3261]

Sometimes, nothin' can be a real cool hand, and sometimes, it can get you shot in the throat...

[@locoluck777]

That's great foreshadowing. Also quite somber.

[@raycycleit8311]

what a movie! miss the old days.

[@patrickdelavega9903]

To this day.. I say those lines!!! "Wiping it off Boss's .. But my BEST line " I'm Shaking it Boss ......Management hate that shit when they tell me to do something..

[@rayjr62]

'THE MAN'S GOT KINGS GET YER TAIL OUT !!!"

[@travisbrowning1311]

THE MANS GOT KINGS GETCHA TAIL OUT!!!!! 😂😂😂 this is one the of best movies ever made I swear definitely one of my top 5 favorites

[@rayjr62]

..."just like today, when he kept coming' back at me....with nuthin'...."

[@bigwig7111]

RIP George Kennedy

[@jerryblair2339]

Paul Neman as Cool Hand Luke What a classic he's always ahead.One of the great actors of 50s,60s.

[@DavidLopez-rp8om]

George Kennedy doesn't get a lot of praise for his roles but in this movie he was the glue that forged the "Cool Hand Luke" persona.

[@jms805]

I didn't know Will Ferrell was dealing cards in this movie. He's aged well

[@dLimboStick]

That's Trapper John from M*A*S*H* ...if you're old enough to remember that show.

[@junejah5423]

dLimboStick That show is pure gold. People dont need to be old to watch it. :)

[@tywag]

Yes, and Greg Kinnear is sitting on the left side around 0:45, lifting the guys arm

[@EnemyAce88]

tywag John Hopper is in there too.

[@pathanson9078]

+EnemyAce88 Dennis Hopper

[@peterabram62]

George Kennedy was great here but I always thought his best role was in Thunderbolt and Lightfoot. He seemed to excel at playing top alpha dogs who underneath it all couldn't quite cut it. Look at him in this role. He starts out as the reigning bully and in the final scenes in the church he's like a lost little boy. Brilliant actor. Paul Newman too.

[@Frankmt215]

You know a film is a classic when its title is obscurely referenced within the dialogue of a plot point scene. Kind of like "Silence of the Lambs" or "Million Dollar Baby", two very different movies albeit but they do share that same title concept.

[@troycm89]

These guys are just like most people who go to the casino: "I've got sevens, I should raise him!" "No, now, you just call him." *Fifth street gives both players nothing. Bet, raise, re-raise* "You gotta call him! No, wait! He's got Kings! Get your tail out!" *Guy folds, Luke shows bluff* "You blubbering idiot, look at you! He just beat you with nothing!"

[@sixtosoliz5651]

Give that man a cold drink!

[@mohanicus]

"BET HIM BACK A BUCK"!!!!... what a fantastic cast sittin there.

[@funkydozer]

The best movies always spawn a quote that spans generations, even kids today know the Failure to Communicate line without ever seeing the movie.

[@airbender4040]

Use to watch this with my dad....Great scene...great movie!

[@chrisfloyd9224]

I love this movie. One of Newman's best. Not to mention a lot of up and coming stars

[@d.p.6940]

I think the guy at the 1:41 mark between Wayne Rogers and Paul Newman is Donn Pearce. He is the real Cool Hand Luke. If I'm not mistaken, he even wrote the screenplay.

[@Lazman65]

Iconic. Such a great actor.

[@chriswhite6610]

This is the movie when Newman should have won the Oscar his greatest performance.

[@loualcaraz6497]

Best movie ever made.

[@hwoods01]

VERY close, but not the best

[@gatormark]

No argument here.

[@jademania369]

Favorite scene of my favorite movie

[@hubbali666]

thanks George Kennedy RIP

[@LuKaSiSnT]

One of the best scenes in one of the best films ever.

[@TheBrianleary]

Great soundtrack, midnight special, plastic jesus and ain't no grave....

[@mjphoto45]

Great show! Must watch The Sting also. Newman was perfect for both roles

[@rayjr62]

"I do not avoid women, Mandrake, but I do deny them my essence."

[@michaelsticht4017]

Wrong movie, but great line. A man should live by that, don't let them rob you of your power!!

[@rayjr62]

@@michaelsticht4017 "the man's got kings get yer tail out !!"

[@mscottlawrence2037]

He beat you with nothing, just like today when he kept coming back at me with nothin 🤣

[@StepUpMedia039]

Coming back at Dragline like that earned his respect, but after this cool bluff scene, Dragline found his best friend forever.

[@bzsbzs350]

Haha yea right. That would be an instant call. You already invested more then the raise into the hand. It's a win win to call the raise at that point. Folding was the last option.

[@wangson]

I just read that Dennis Hopper was in this film - I had no idea, so I looked it up and this is the first scene that came up. Sure enough, there's a very young, blond haired Dennis Hopper watching the card game.

[@sdawg4834]

Paul Newman was cooler than a fan

[@replaybb]

RIP, Wayne Rogers.

[@bigworm3446]

George Kennedy and Paul Newman would've been great in " of mice and men"

[@Kelly14UK]

Kennedy as Lennie

[@marcroche9324]

Screen play had Steinbeck influence. Good observation!

[@rayjr62]

@@marcroche9324 "the man's got kings get yer tail out !!"

[@EnemyAce88]

So funny how they were beating each other up earlier today and now they're buddies.

[@chrisking7038]

A film made in 1967 set 20 years before. I love the way it's a nothing game then all of a sudden everyone is watching.

[@ImYourHuckleberry_29]

Newman's best film. But I actually think George Kennedy stole this movie. I always wondered about his name Dragline.

[@jennylee9278]

One on a short list of best prison movies.

[@skontch1]

some times nothin' could be a pretty cool hand...such a great movie

[@windridr66]

Great book, too!

[@garyanderton8928]

windridr66, interesting, I really didn't like the book but loved the movie. It's often the other way around for me. Just a matter of personal taste, I suppose. Each to their own.

[@howardboyd6326]

he went into that fight with nothing but left with respect.

[@bryannelson6139]

One of the best movies ever made

[@josephdakin4559]

Got to agree one of my favourite movies and actors.

[@persereikanen6518]

"Honey, look what this maniac did"

[@locoluck777]

A fantastic scene from a classic film...

[@erepsekahs]

What was Trapper from Mash doing there?

[@gatormark]

Name five movies better than this. You can't!

[@AMpufnstuf]

+Mark Pringle aint nobody watch fifty movies without cool hand luke bein the best of em

[@Mark-qg8hm]

+Mark Pringle All 4 Twilight movies and 50 Shades of Gray. Done!

[@gatormark]

LOL

[@potita24]

Lord of the rings

[@deekay467]

The godfatger

[@zandarx]

RIP Paul and Harry Dean and Mr, Kennedy,, classics all!

[@CaptainCanuck63]

Breakdown of the famous and eventually-famous actors starring on this movie (excluding Kennedy and Newman): Strother Martin (Captain) - Famous support actor in LOTS of movies, including my personal favourite "Fool's Parade" with Jimmy Stewart and some punk-kid named Kurt Russell, and he would also team up with Paul Newman again, years later, in "Slapshot". Lou Antonio (mullethead/Koko): Went on to make many TV appearances, including "Lokai" in Star trek (TOS)- "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield". Dennis Hopper (Babalugats) - Went on to to play many iconic roles, "Easy Rider", "Apocalypse Now", to name a few. Wayne Rogers (Gambler): Went on to play Trapper John McIntyre in the M*AS*H* TV series. Morgan Woodword (Walking Boss) - Numerous roles as the Bad Guy in TV and film (including Dr. Simon Van Gelder in Star Trek -TOS). J.D. Cannon (Uppity Yankee) - Went on to be a regular as a cop in the TV series "McCloud", with Dennis Weaver. Anthony Zerbe (Dog Handler) - Numerous TV & film appearances, including MY personal favourite as "Matthias", in "The Omega Man", with Charlton Heston. Ralph Waite (Alibi) - went on to star in "The Waltons" TV series as the Dad, as well as the helicopter rescue pilot in "Cliffhanger", with Sylvester Stallone. Harry Dean Stanton - Went on to star in MANY films, including my two personal favourites: "Kelly's Heroes" with Clint Eastwood, and "Alien" with Sigourney Weaver. Joe Don Baker - Went on to star as Sheriff Buford Pusser, in the first "Walking Tall" film. Think that mostly covers it.

[@markgunn4141]

Classic film .watch it every time it’s on

[@viborgvee8399]

Did the guy Dragline is standing behind play one of the aliens in Let That Be Your Last Battlefield, Star Trek?

[@Lige]

Kick a buck!

[@rayjr62]

Don't look at me, Mutha-head...

[@rayjr62]

@D James Morgan "The Man's got kings get yer tail out !!!"

[@philipthomas3629]

@@rayjr62 mullet, like the fish

[@ANTHONY0808able]

@@rayjr62 He's saying "Mullethead" not "muthahead"

[@rayjr62]

@@ANTHONY0808able Ok, but I like Muthah-head better. And you shakin it there, Luke?

[@asderso]

Thank you, thou - I needed to study Paul's attitude.

[@tricatfilms6136]

watch Color Of Money... by far my favorite performance of his... it goes over most people's heads but all the lil things he does in the film are legendary.

[@adityajejurkar]

His SMILE😆

[@graniteman62]

Paul Newman s best role because of the cast

[@vksasdgaming9472]

Reggie Dunlop will challenge. He could be hilarious if needed.

[@howardboyd6326]

fought alot as a kid . always respected those who fought back or even beat me.

[@thatoneguy-rp7dh]

My name is Luke.... I've heard bout this movie all my life. Went to prison twice the year I was 18. Sends a chill down my spine seeing this clip. My game was pinchole...I think I spelt that wrong. Thought y'all ought to know.

[@streamer_services]

Sometimes nothing is more than you need it's all about how that you show it

[@CribNotes]

Sometimes nothing is all you need......I saw this movie as a kid. I had no idea why it was called Cool Hand Luke - and I'm a poker player!! Need to see it again.

[@CribNotes]

@Old Account 677 Uhhhh.....because Luke acted all cool while bluffing the other player in this hand of poker shown in the video.

[@CribNotes]

@Cliff Yablonski Yep. "Isn't that what it's all about? Doing the wrong thing at the right time?"

[@christopherjames375]

They broke his body . But not his mind .

[@JA-wp6cj]

I spent two months in the box at Adrian cf. No ac in the box.