Making French Toast - Kramer vs. Kramer (2/8) Movie CLIP (1979) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
On his first morning without Joanna (Meryl Streep), Ted (Dustin Hoffman) tries to teach Billy (Justin Henry) how to make some very messy french toast.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Robert Benton's Oscar-winning adaptation of Avery Corman's bestseller takes on contemporary problems of divorce and shifting gender roles, as a jilted husband learns how to be a nurturing father. Manhattan housewife Joanna Kramer (Meryl Streep) walks out on her workaholic ad man husband Ted (Dustin Hoffman), leaving their young son Billy (Justin Henry) in Ted's less than capable hands. Through trial and error, Ted learns how to take care of Billy, devoting more energy to his family than to his work, and finally losing his high-powered job because of his new priorities. When Joanna returns with her own lucrative job and the intent to take custody of Billy, Ted finds employment that won't interfere with his paternal duties. Even though he proves that he can do it all, Joanna still wins in court. Joanna, however, rethinks her desires when she finally grasps how close father and son have become. Addressing the male side of the self-actualization question, previously explored from the female perspective in such 1970s movies as An Unmarried Woman (1978), Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974), and The Turning Point (1977), Kramer focuses on Ted's evolution from absent parent to ideal father, as he learns to balance domestic and professional lives in the shifting late-1970s social landscape. Joanna's attempt to achieve the same, however, gets buried; only Streep's sensitive performance prevents Joanna from seeming an unsympathetic harridan. Critics praised the film's realistic depiction of Ted's travails, as well as the three lead actors' work; and audiences, perhaps facing the same questions of divorce and self-realization, turned it into a box-office smash. It went on to win five Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Actor, and Best Supporting Actress.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (1979)
Cast: Justin Henry, Dustin Hoffman
Director: Robert Benton
Producers: Richard Fischoff, Stanley R. Jaffe
Screenwriters: Robert Benton, Avery Corman
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[@samarthadvani]

I loved the contrast with this scene at the end, when Meryl Streep is coming to collect the child and we see how perfect the father and son have become with their french toast making routine. Brilliant film making

[@うあ-v7n]

Samarth Advani あいうえお

[@deanfarr3249]

"Did you remember to bring the chocolate chip ice cream home?" Oops wrong scene

[@gonzalomoctezuma205]

My grandma watched this movie without knowing it was french toast, so when the movie ended, she went to her house and made them but the only difference is that she didn't call it "French toast" but "Kramers" instead. So now everyone in the family calls it Kramers even after knowing the name.

[@selvakumar1602]

This really put a smile in my face ☺ Thanks for sharing

[@mickjackgonzales]

That's cool!

[@JhormusPrime]

Cap

[@ak14777]

I love the way he made it

[@andycross9840]

Some people lovingly refer to it as ‘Eggy Bread’ 🤔

[@EphemeralProductions]

Dustin is great. Almost every role he does he appears to add in unintentional (or possibly intentional) comedic nuances that make each of his characters that much more human and likeable. At least that’s what I see anyway.

[@calisongbird]

tall32guy Right?? I love when he starts trying to scoop the spilled egg on the counter back into the mug, with his hand. 😄

[@The_Beast_666]

Righteous!

[@ChrisWolff2013]

Favorite part of the scene for me is the little grin he has on his face when he makes the bacon joke lol He was so proud of that joke

[@johnanderson2654]

@@calisongbird that's stupid

[@naturalpro2003]

HOFFMAN and the Director ROBERT BENTON have said a lot of TED KRAMER's comical rants were improvised especially between him and his character's son. The "bacon joke" was an improvised line.

[@mynas5923]

this reminded me of the times when I was so young my mother fell so sick and she had to stay bedridden for months, my father had to work, nurse my mother, take care of my little sister and I (5 and 4 years old at that time) he had to do all the house chores from cleaning to cooking etc and he couldn't ask anyone to help him. At that time he always wore such anxious smile and pretended to be happy all the time saying my mother was asleep all the time just because she liked to sleep so I didn't even realise something wrong was going on. now that I think about it, it must have been very hard, I'm almost his age at that time now, and I'm finding even hard to look after myself.

[@lkf8799]

Your dad is a good one. Did you know in the first meeting after a major illness diagnoses, like cancer etc., women are warned that their partner is very likely to leave them? 😢 Men generally aren't expected to be the primary parent, caretaker, or homemaker and many don't want to be, even temporarily. Glad your dad stepped up and had the determination and love to get your family through a tough time.

[@kalijanecooper4514]

I don’t even have kids and somehow I can feel Ted’s anxiety. Shows how great an actor Dustin Hoffman is.

[@marysutton434]

Well he might have not really been an expert at cooking, but at least he made sure his son was fed.

[@mignonnesilva4306]

That's a basic need. Don't have kids if you are not willing to feed them.

[@The_Beast_666]

No Mary he couldn't feed him that day as the toast was completely burnt to coal and they didn't have enough time to make another batch and he most probably gave him only a glass of milk to drink!

[@joel8583]

Who's Mary?

[@The_Beast_666]

Joe L She’s Mary Sutton. She’s the babe to whose comment I replied! 😜

[@lepetitchat123]

Geez, we should be grateful that our parents fed us lol. We didn't even ask to be here.

[@evilzzzability]

I've used the line "bread is bread" so many times. Never gets old.

[@jmdrummond]

That was sooooo stressful to watch

[@rstein926]

This scene is fridge brilliance because it mirrors the end of the film. In this scene Ted struggles to make breakfast for his son because he was always reliant on his wife. And because Ted was left to babysit Billy he simply didn't have a first clue on what to do. But by the end of the film he has developed into a better dad and making French toast perfectly demonstrated this.

[@hughmungus1501]

Is whole scene makes me unconfterble like the dad trying to not loose it and keep it light while the kid knows something isin't right

[@bradredford4846]

I'm craving French toast now.

[@sonygamer3202]

b Red LOL

[@joel8583]

Me too and it's near dinner time.

[@The_Beast_666]

hahahahahahaha me too dude! Come on over I'll make you some!

[@joel8583]

Alright, cool!

[@noorrougelewis6704]

Crunchy french toast.

[@celinekavanagh5866]

I love Dustin Hoffman he's so funny in Meet The Fockers and Little Fockers Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!

[@m.e.d.7997]

This scene is golden.

[@LukeLovesRose]

I love the contrast between this scene and the final scene between when they have to say goodbye. It shows how far theyve come together. Theyre actually working together to make the best French toast and that makes it all the more heartbreaking that theyre being torn apart thanks to the ignorance and selfishness of others

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

Dustin Hoffman is a seriously good actor. I mean I believe he's late like a motherfucker.

[@kimchipower]

Man...they cut this clip short. Just before the big payoff that puts the impact into the scene. Great film.

[@1986SSMONTECARLO]

GOD DAMN HER!!!!...Dumbass' cut out the BEST part of the scene, I watched this movie for the first time last night and this scene gave me the BEST laugh I've had in awhile, CLASSIC scene!!!...GREAT MOVIE!!!!

[@sonygamer3202]

2016BMWi8 LOL!!!

[@sonygamer3202]

kimchipower LOL!!!

[@samarthadvani]

I loved the contrast with this scene at the end, when Meryl Streep is coming to collect the child and we see how perfect the father and son have become with their french toast making routine. Brilliant film making

[@MCO18]

French Toast is one of the easiest things to make.

[@joel8583]

Thanks for letting me know. I'll give it a shot.

[@HovaNirvana]

Max Power And one of my favorites to eat.

[@tesoracity]

oh just stfu

[@joel8583]

No, you stfu.

[@noorrougelewis6704]

I can boil water and make sandwiches.

[@Christopher23451]

we're having a fun time aren't we?

[@joel8583]

Ted thinks he is.

[@leelahgrace959]

People make plans , make promises they don't know if they can keep , follow the patterns society dictates and try to keep up with cruel expectations , then children pay the price when all falls apart

[@angelinavang8060]

I LOVE MERYL STREEP

[@amandaharris9559]

I just realized this kid is the bratty little brother of Molly Ringwald's character in 16 Candles, lol

[@realsugar7056]

Thank you! I knew he looked famliar.

[@jondstewart]

Amanda Harris yes, in just 4 short years he transformed from a vulnerable, worried 7 year old thrust into a world of single parenthood in a Manhattan apartment into a cocky 11 year old kid in the Chicago suburbs that knows everything and challenging his upper middle class parents on their 20 year old daughters marriage, a naive Asian foreign exchange student, and on top of all that, their awkward middle daughter on her 16th birthday.

[@Legomovie970]

I would really like to get this movie on DVD for me and my mom to watch because this movie reminds me of something really sad and frustrating. 😞

[@mtdouthit1291]

I always watch this scene whenever I eat French toast😭

[@obscurelyvague]

It took me a while, but I notice that at 0:29 here "Ted" is saying that he is about to crack an egg with one hand, but he is holding the egg with his left hand and when the camera shows him actually cracking the egg on the cup, it is "Ted's" right hand cracking the egg on the cup while "Ted's" left hand is holding the cup.

[@1223steffen]

Maybe he put it into his right hand

[@Pango5697]

“We made french toast.” - awesome scene at court when he testified.

[@ignaciogodoy7095]

Now is the same life, but without cellphones.

[@yudhiraspati8191]

How many times does Ted says Terrific? 😂

[@joel8583]

I don't know, but he is terrific.

[@DayDreamer1171]

Lmao this reminds me of when I had to teach my dad how to make scrambled eggs the right way cos everytime he cooked it the eggs would still be slimy and he'd do the same thing with fried eggs as well

[@paulmendrina55]

I went inside and made french toast after watching this scene

[@Bdhacker101]

Gordon Ramsay is watching this and cringing af!

[@letyvasquez2025]

Mate were your unclean fingers a part of the ingredients list that I didn’t get? No? THEN...*

[@lizarrington3636]

😂😂😂

[@williamkearns2482]

Anderson VS Anderson (2022) - Making French Toast (2/8) Movie CLIP HD Movieclips.

[@priyankamudgal164]

u having a good time??!!!

[@joel8583]

'eh!

[@doody244]

Billy should have had cereal during the week. French toast could have been a special breakfast on Saturday... one where daddy Ted can have a screwdriver.

[@zt1053]

Given the fact they were in a hurry, just should’ve given him cereal

[@michaelmacias8]

Now I know why she left him.

[@LauRa-re9un]

hahahaa!

[@badabing8884]

You missed off the best bit “that’s too much coffee”.

[@j.c.n9718]

Still never had french toast.

[@williamkearns2482]

R.I.H Sen Devil Dog:(1979-2022) Cause Of Death:(Train Collision)

[@williamkearns2482]

(December 30th, 1979 - August 15th, 2022)

[@williamkearns2482]

Aged-44.

[@kornchip]

left out the best part 😩 “GOD DAMN HER” 😳

[@danek19801]

The Best scene

[@HollywoodFan21]

It is a great Movie., One of my top favorites. Kramer vs Kramer. :D

[@m.e.d.7997]

Classic. Still holds up today. A++++

[@cobaltmidnightoilamp6748]

"We take the bread 🍞 and we....uh....we...uh"....😆😆

[@toocoolforreel]

This is the scene where I learned how to make French Toast.

[@kingbopit9318]

Meryl Streep is the goddess of all movies

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

Ted's actor went on to co star with Robin Williams in Hook 12 years later.

[@noorrougelewis6704]

You need some oil in the pan 😬

[@jamesromualdez1405]

Imagine that kid is now a grown adult, possibly he already has grandkids.

[@jovabstevanovic]

2:00 I thought billy was screaming

[@dalococider]

That is not how you Make French Toast Ted.

[@sonygamer3202]

Loco4Life818 2.0 LOL!!!

[@maxwellcousineau4612]

Ted kramer loves French toast

[@steviejrvsilluminati4933]

No wonder why he was rain man 🤣😂 That's why he burned the French toast.

[@rogerkincaid931]

I love me some good French toast.

[@ChiakiShirakawa]

このシーンは有名よね。フレンチトーストといえばこの映画の刷り込み。 こどもの頃はマネしても上手くつくれなかったけど、大人になったらレシピアプリがいっぱいで、それを見ながらうまく作れるように。 息子にも食べてもらって相応に好評だった。 ちょっと糖分多くなるから頻繁には作らなかったけど。 この雑なところがいいわ。 ちょっと記事でみたこと提案してもすぐに「科学的なエビデンスを見せてみろ」とはねつけるケチケチ元配偶者だと窮屈極まりなくて。 釣ったサカナにエサやるどころか日干しにしてミルで粉々にしてふりかけにするようなアレ。 このくらい大雑把でもそんなに致命的な問題じゃない。 買った方が安かったりもするけど。

[@lepetitchat123]

He could have hired a nanny on his big salary.... problem solved. This film only works if the father is from the working/lower class

[@offbeat65]

Gosh, one of my favourite films doesn't make sense.

[@lepetitchat123]

@@offbeat65 Hollywood has no clue about the reality lol

[@MatthewSmith-cv7op]

Watch this and compare it to when they make it at the end of the film...

[@whatsgoinontoday2371]

thats the boy who played on sixteen candles

[@itsjemmabond]

French toast with authentic Challah bread is the best.

[@ternitamas]

not helping with my anxiety...

[@NickVatterott]

I have nightmares about how he didn't wash his hands

[@allyettiene1730]

I learned to make French toast from watching this movie

[@1986SSMONTECARLO]

'That's too much Cawfy

[@ghennah]

When will he came

[@filmfilms9579]

dustin hoffman in this movie >>>

[@JustinTheBoy]

Toast bread 🍞

[@MontagZoso]

Gahh! They cut out the end! It tops the whole scene. 😣

[@rockyfanatic6846]

Make French toast in a bowl not a coffee mug

[@GoddessAthena_here]

Saying that all chefs are men is terrific indeed.

[@sadiqashraf8042]

Hey dustin you cant put eggs in a cup you have to put in a bowl

[@Mitchellwigglefan]

Father and son

[@solangelnazcobeautifulquee7273]

Today is valentine's day

[@ghennah]

When we make the French toast

[@williamkearn6886]

: Ceptain Dames Nosh DMS DRS DRSBN, : November 27th, 1928 ~ February 18th, 1979.

[@MrMucciacito]

Eri un bel bambino Gianluca De Mare ai tempi delle elementari e mi colpivano molto i tuoi capelli alla piccolo Lord

[@arshadali-xe3ew]

God bless our bollywood, not only they stole the story of this film but also copied many of scenes as it as. Film is "Akele hum akele hum"

[@evaszaboeva6239]

Keener Kontra Keener Csodàlatos Film volt Mindenkinek csak ajàlani tudóm Fantasztikus Szereplőkkel Nagyon Szeretnèm meg talàlni Magyar hangal Elôre is nagyon szépen köszönöm Éva

[@offbeat65]

Magyar képpel még jobb. Piros-fehér-zöld rántotthúst esznek benne, és kis Horthy-szobrok vannak mindenhol a lakásban.

[@Jantonov1]

This is a great movie but my father, who was no whiz in the kitchen, totally disregarded Kramer Vs. Kramer based on how impossibly inept the father is in this scene. Looking at it now, my dad was right. Hoffman acts like he's a six year old. lol

[@NS1.]

back when child actors actually TRIED to act and took their craft seriously....now most child actors suck and are just there for the paycheck

[@brookehanley3659]

The kid in this was great!

[@sonygamer3202]

Brooke Hanley LOL!!!

[@Alternate1234ify]

@Nate The Kramer vs Kramer DVD has a documentary that explains that the style of acting they encouraged for this child actor was at odds with the way most child actors at the time behaved. In fact, the production had to ask the kid's real life parents to stop coaching him in the artificial way that was more common.

[@sonygamer3202]

That's not how you make French toast

[@joel8583]

He didn't know what he was doing. He was in a daze especially since his wife just left him and he has to talk to his son about it.

[@m.e.d.7997]

@@joel8583 He has also probably never made it in his life.

[@ulfberglund97]

What kind of father can’t even make breakfast for his child? That’s what you get for not prioritizing your family.

[@johnlandrigan9187]

French toast is one of the easiest things to make

[@faizamohamed1767]

I like. Does 70s show. 📺👍

[@darshankworld]

Aamir Khan's movie Akele hum , akele tum is copied from this movie .

[@blaineharding2644]

Why is the dad acting like a psychopath

[@gaynorpatterson2915]

And not once did father or Billy wash their hands after they used the bathroom 🤮

[@mariarosasanjuangomez2028]

Es una buena peli ya estoy en mi cama el aitona ve fútbol mañana se va con su hermano

[@abiramitra2924]

Akele hum, akele tum movie Indians will understand.

[@x.k.b.w.6716]

So this is what people did before youtube...

[@richatiwari8855]

dirtiest French toast I have ever come across

[@sean.furlong1989]

He forgot the salt and pepper.

[@user-jp4cj3ds7p]

ON FRENCH TOAST?

[@m.e.d.7997]

Never.

[@lovatog14]

eggs milk and little vanilla extract is all you need maybe some cinnamon if you really want to get fancy wit it

[@HovaNirvana]

Pepper? Nah bruh. A little salt, maybe.

[@m.e.d.7997]

I never put that in.

[@RB2331]

I’ll tell you one thing I live in a big house girlfriend we go to dinner beautiful kitchen lots of money in the bank. I’m very fortunate you actually think I’d be having him in the morning. No wife bratty kid in a dingy apartment. No money bills piling up, making French toast, and I dumpy kitchen and sitting in that little kitchen table give me a break.

[@bellboy4074]

This is why I never bothered to see this movie.

[@The_Beast_666]

Pathetic father great actor!

[@NS1.]

yep..sure they want to be actors, but some of them should NOT be actors, I'm not going to name names, but some of them its obvious they are just repeating lines in a monotone voice with no emotion...and their parents are applauding all the way to the bank. When they should be using money to get them serious acting classes if they plan on making a career out of it.

[@christopherstephens5284]

I watched this movie in netflix yesterday really enjoyed the movie I did.

[@stefmgf8739]

Thanks Kramer’s boys I appreciate it. When I was 12 that was afternoon snack for me and my sister and I increased many kilos 😒

[@themariobrosshow6515]

Sonic Jr Mario Dad

[@maxmetodiev641]

I wouldn't want to eat that

[@GiubileiFernando]

Quien mas vino de reddit /r/argentina por la receta?

[@nocedassk81402]

Who else come here from Robert Mckee?

[@dking657]

Like I did this at home

[@aaaanxiety]

They cut the best part of the scene- the blow up! Pinheads 🤡