Quiz Show (1994) with John Turturro, Rob Morrow,Ralph Fiennes Movie

[@TheSteveBerlin]

Thanks for posting this! It's a very fine film. I taught ethics in the arts business for years, and used this film. It is excellent on every level.

[@SuperGingerBickies]

Have you ever watched the Mini-TV Series called 'QUIZ', about 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?'' It's excellent, based on the true story of when there was cheating on the programme.

[@chrisfinch8637]

Even my ethics/film teacher shared this film, during my senior year in High School. Since I knew I loved certain game shows, I knew this movie had to suit me, even though most of it wasn’t entirely true to reality (the late Herbert Stempel never actually had a son named Lester, but a son named Harvey).

[@jilliestorm9079]

Very Fiennes film, indeed.

[@ronniebishop2496]

What’s wrong with that picture

[@yvonnecooper5004]

This is one of my favorite not shown anymore on tv.

[@DJKhrome]

One of the most UNDERRATED movies of 1994. Outstanding!!

[@RachelWeeping]

ONE OF THE MOST UNDERRATED MOVIES OF ALL TIME. I'M A NERD WHEN IT COMES TO MOVIES. THIS IS IN MY ALL TIME TOP 10. I NEVER GET TIRED OF IT❤

[@robertocaba5915]

@@RachelWeepingI totally agree! It is a work of art. Spotless direction by Robert Redford, an incredible cast (sublime Fiennes and Turturro), great story, soundtrack…it even has a cameo by Scorsesse. Definitely in my top 10 too and never get tired of watching it

[@yvonnecooper5004]

​@@robertocaba5915I remember when it was shown on cable often. It's not anymore.

[@henrywallacesghost5883]

Nominated for best picture and director and has a 97% 🍅 score. Not underrated but under watched.

[@lisawiggs8220]

ADORE this movie. Damn near perfect. Inspired casting. And the great Paul Scofield elevates anything he is a part of... Thank you so much for posting!!!😊

[@stacyspaeth3613]

This movie has so many levels. When Rob sees the double take on the playback then meets James Snodgrass who mailed the certified letter of the answers to himself CLASSIC! “It’s the getting away with it part, he couldn’t live with.”

[@the_camera_man4854]

Thank you so much for posting this. I'm working at a college essay and I needed this for a source but I didn't want to pay for it

[@pattiharvey1787]

One of my favorite movies of all time! Thank you so, so much! 👍😉🙋 Just subbed.😊

[@newjeffersonian6456]

John Turturro's portrayal of Herb Stempel really made this film. He turned in a superb performance. The rest of the cast seems merely adequate.

[@scottodonnell7121]

One of my top 10 favorites.

[@GjpgrD]

​@@newjeffersonian6456Hardly. One of the standout things about this film is the ENTIRE cast!

[@dianagraziosi896]

@Dennis Wade. Thank you for your posting, this has always been one of my favorite movies, especially where there is something to be learned... thank you again...

[@Adam-hi9dh]

I love how the actor who plays Charlie's father delivers the line "...Charlie..." after he comes clean to him in his classroom.

[@bonnacon1610]

That’s Paul Scofield, an absolute legend.

[@marjoriepreston8546]

A Man for All Seasons@@bonnacon1610

[@jilliestorm9079]

“Now there’s a face for radio.”

[@stevensica89]

She is lucky that she never saw Dan Bognino of Fox News.

[@chrisfinch8637]

@@stevensica89 Or the faces of Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham, and Tucker Carlson.

[@stevensica89]

@@chrisfinch8637 Well, for those 3 stooges I think their words are worse than their faces.

[@yvonnecooper5004]

Great line

[@tomace4898]

Redford's masterpiece.

[@leapinglaura7343]

Enright's hilarious sidekick? He was the maid for Robin Williams, with the wild Guatémalan accent, in The Birdcage, wearing cutoff jeans hotpants. Talk about versatile.

[@craven5328]

Hank Azaria! He's been a ton of voices for different The Simpsons characters.

[@curtlindberg712]

Just watched an old PBS doc on this story...it's amazing how addicted the networks became to the fast ratings spikes the quiz shows produced. There was really no need to fix the game; they did it to ensure the strength of certain shows.

[@BrianStorey-j5n]

I had never seen it before, thank you excellent

[@yvonnecooper5004]

Many wonderful old movies here. Enjoy.

[@mr.balloffur]

John Turruro was brilliant in this movie

[@marinalazar3697]

Is the entire movie funky looking?

[@marinalazar3697]

Not worth watching since sound sounds likes the chimpmunks, and you have to subscribe.

[@AnonYmous-ry2jn]

Best line may be "You're worse than Enright!" when Goodwyn won't stop coaching him on every detail of the performance. It shows how similar the government is to the entertainment industry, and in his desire for success, Goodwyn (ironically named, isn't he?) is in fact somewhat like Enright. Both are ambitious Jews who sort of look up to the WASP establishment that hjas the real power, and feel they have to protect and defer to them. At the end, Goodwyn realizes that Charlie isn't worth admiring or protecting, whereas earlier he romanticized their genteel aristocratic and cultured way of life. But all that was implied in Tuturro's line "You're worse than Enright!" which makes him confront for the first time how similar they actually are. It's an incredibly brilliant and subtle story, almost Shakespearean. For example, the Goodwyn-Enright relationship has certain parallels in the relationship between elder and younger van Doren, where each has to come to terms with idealization, rivalry, and very uncomfortable self-examination leading to painful but real growth.

[@zapdunga12]

He was but the real Herb Stemple was nothing like the way Tuturro portrayed him.

[@chrisfinch8637]

@@zapdunga12When the Television Academy interviewed the real Herbert Stempel, he admitted that he was a little “miffed” by the portrayal, since he was displayed as a nerd, over the top, and as an egotistical kind of guy. When Turturro saw him at the premiere for the film, he didn’t mind if Stempel “punched him” in the nose, for his portrayal, but since Stempel knew that he was classified as an actor, and Turturro was told by director Robert Redford, to play him that sort of way, he didn’t want to make matters worse, and just played along, and told Turturro that “No, John, everything is cool.”, even though Stempel’s real wife, wanted to get in on the action.

[@MLP88]

The big fraud was the very product the fraudulent game show was pushing: Geritol's claims were discredited in court findings as "conduct amounted to gross negligence and bordered on recklessness," ruled as a false and misleading claim, and heavily penalized with fines totaling $812,000 ($4,335,739 in 2015 dollars),[7] the largest FTC fine up to that date (1973) It also had as much alcohol as wine.

[@thewkovacs316]

they also pushed a pain relief drug that was highly addictive

[@bjmajor]

How Geritol is still in business is beyond me. Their "tonic" was a scam, always was and always will be.

[@harrykargenian110]

Yes Geritol was a scam, it was basically a mixture of vitamins, minerals and alcohol.

[@harrykargenian5013]

Correct. Geritol was a big scam itself, it is nothing more than a mixture of vitamins, minerals and alcohol.

[@Damnimani]

That movie was incredibly good

[@tobinhays652]

This whole movie is great, but the car in the opening scene....I have never seen one, and I want one so badly. It's unfortunate that Rob Morrow was given a completely unnecessary, distracting accent. He was in one of the biggest TV shows of the time, it's not like we didn't know how he spoke. It IS a wonderful movie, and certainly not out of date. It has a "Great Gatsby" feel to it.

[@dillysgirl4ever]

That’s a Chrysler 300, ‘56 or ‘57 model if I’m not mistaken. I would have rather had the ‘56 DeSoto Adventurer with the 341 hemi. Much rarer car and a very early muscle car.

[@stevensica89]

I think it was to try to establish the point that he had been to Harvard where he likely picked up the accent, in addition to being born in Boston. But yes, it was overbroad and overdone.

[@leapinglaura7343]

Interesting observation about Gatsby. That's right.

[@charlescline8943]

Did the character Rob Morrow portray have a Massachusetts accent?

[@stevensica89]

"...television is gonna get us." Just substitute Social Media for television and say it aloud.

[@denniswade8656]

Quiz Show (1994) with John Turturro, Rob Morrow,Ralph Fiennes Movie

[@user-pz7sl4qq9v]

Your overdue for a new video

[@m_christine1070]

Remembered it while watching the documentary about the Who Wants to be a Millionaire fraud scandal in the UK in the late ,90's/early 2000's

[@cmasse64]

I love this movie. Besides it being a great film, Ralph Fiennes looked absolutely beautiful....💗💗💗💗

[@terregales7203]

" everybody knows the magician doesn't saw the lady in half" classic

[@thewkovacs316]

an actual line used by freedman

[@user-pz7sl4qq9v]

Line still used by executives

[@ZandarKoad]

ChatGPT in your ear goes BBRRRRT! lol

[@mrjamesinblogington]

1:50:54 I thought we were gonna get television. The truth is… television is gonna get us."

[@janicel.johnson1683]

This could be a great movie but the audio is a problem.

[@VanillaLimeCoke]

22:25 Omg he’s talking about 1923 And here today we are less than 10 months away from 2023.

[@AnonYmous-ry2jn]

We broke through that wall 8 months ago!

[@martianleader1]

Tiny box? better then not seeing it at all.

[@heisen-bones]

Pirate it bruh

[@user-pz7sl4qq9v]

Its free smh don't be a reeeee

[@stevensica89]

Herb's self-deluded meglomania is sad - did he really believe all the stuff he said about himself?

[@nancybogart3899]

STEVE SICA. WHAT DO YOU MEAN. ?

[@ronchase1673]

I remember hearing about these scandals over and over as a kid, that and payola,

[@WalkTheTalk-AvecLadyRose888]

Wow, what a great movie ! Turturro nails this movie !

[@JoeHuntsman-k5u]

Rob morrow was terrific

[@realjamesbrandon]

Loved this movie.

[@newjeffersonian6456]

The opening credits show a long past era of how exciting, invigorating, and relatively safe living and working in New York City was in the 1950's. How times have changed.

[@nachumlamm9353]

It was, then it wasn't, then it was...and now...

[@jilliestorm9079]

Diversity means fewer White people.

[@user-pz7sl4qq9v]

Rather have fewer SLIME BAGS in society

[@rickmassey1272]

As a long time resident and family history of living in New York I know for a fact your comment is wrong. New York hasn't changed that much. There's been some boundary changes and some racial integration but still in all your relative safety has been and still is predicated on where you live, what Burrough,township, subdivision or area. You watch too many movies.😊

[@AWF1000]

i forgot ralph fiennes was playing an american at times because he kinda still sounds like a british person even with his american attempt. Lol

[@sarahdlp524]

Upper class Americans did sound British (have British inflections) in those days

[@kevinfitzmaurice4072]

4:28--Dave Wilson played the television director in the control room. He was a real-life TV veteran and directed NBC's "Saturday Night Live" for years.

[@teamguido555]

37:03 was the only reason this movie got an R rating.

[@RRaquello]

Of course typical Hollywood when they want to present characters as upper-class Americans they get British actors, LOL. No American could possibly play Charles Van Doren, but they can play Herb Stempel.

[@sarahdlp524]

Upper class Americans had quite British accents (British inflections) in those days

[@catherinesiles2477]

Bonjour Dennis Wade, merci pour votre belle vidéo ! Bonne journée ! ❤😉🙂

[@jamescollinson2179]

Bit of a time warp at the beginning. The events the film dramatizes took place from late 1956 to 1958. The song Mack the Knife during the opening credits was recorded by Bobby Darin and released in August, 1959.

[@retinarental1603]

James Collinson ɪᴛ's sᴛɪʟʟ ʀᴏᴄᴋᴀʙɪʟʟʏ

[@retinarental1603]

James Collinson sᴏᴍᴇ ᴍᴏᴠɪᴇs sᴇᴛ ɪɴ ᴏʟᴅᴇʀ ᴛɪᴍᴇs ᴜsᴇ ᴍᴜsɪᴄ ғʀᴏᴍ ɴᴏᴡ

[@drmichaelrblack8290]

The superimposing of two renditions of Berthold Brecht's "Mack the Knife" -- the (translation of the) brutal original to end the movie, vs the happy-go-lucky remake to start the movie -- is pure, artistic genius.

[@rickmassey1272]

No one in the movie claims the song is indicative or applicable to the events or timeline of events dramatized in the movie. It's meant to be a parable,a colorization of characters in the movie.

[@AnonYmous-ry2jn]

The same guys who produced "21" chose the music for this movie. FACT. (And Snodgrass, btw, sent himself the master tapes, registered special delivery, before Bobby Darin "supposedly" recorded it. You are *so* naive.)

[@charlescline8943]

Weren't the sponsors named in any of the indictments?

[@harrykargenian5013]

The Barry and Enright people protected them and the networks. The truth is, the Geritol people knew what was happening all along, and so did NBC.

[@ericcoreysinger8062]

Thank you!

[@VanillaLimeCoke]

1:06:07 The moment he knew that Charles Van Darwin was cheating on the show.

[@LeahElisheva]

I actually think it’s here. 1:04:09 He met his father - he didn’t think Charlie’s father cared about boxing. He definitely started thinking he, too was given the answers.

[@VanillaLimeCoke]

@@LeahElisheva True I think what I meant to say was the moment he wanted to out and out confront him and say, "I know you've been cheating on the show"

[@janinecox256]

John Tutro was such a nerd in that movie!

[@WDH59510]

Calista (Ally McBeal) Flockhart (now Mrs Harrison Ford) at 43.35.

[@tammibasso558]

Great Movie. Ralph Fiennes is excellent as Charles Van Doren. Just think he was a psycho In Schindler’s List…what great versatility as an actor!!

[@123danvc]

Why not show full screen, great movie but i can’t watch this.

[@sideact2044]

Brilliant movie!

[@mariegoodwin5554]

Interesting movie, pity the background music and noise made the actors very hard to hear, seen no problem with lighting.

[@eboulter]

am I the only one who finds Rob Morrow really hot?

[@telemermaid]

He's really hot.

[@cmasse64]

He is hot! So is Ralph Fiennes!

[@GjpgrD]

I loved him on Northern Exposure.

[@ApartmentKing66]

Other than the constant "inset" format and everyone sounding like chipmunks, fabulous video. I'm sure you had your reasons.

[@Damnimani]

Thank you so much for the crowds 1:52:52

[@David-yw2lv]

They strongly resembled the actual men they played

[@Gertieness]

What is up with the audio and video here??? 👎

[@GelatoAndMelatonin]

Copyright avoidance

[@cedrdar]

Sound is terrible - continuous squeal. And what's with the tiny box? Why not show it full screen?

[@Kinopanorama1]

Copyright infringement is circumvented by introducing these changes to the original film.

[@isotopefeeney]

Quiz Show as re-interpreted by Alvin, Theodore and Simon . . .

[@GelatoAndMelatonin]

​@Kinopanorama1 thank yooou. everyone is complaining, ignoring this obvious reason, and yet...it's been available to the angry masses for free online for 6 years since this complaint without youtube pulling it down lol.

[@GelatoAndMelatonin]

Spend 3 bucks and rent it then. My God you people are whiny about free shit

[@Damnimani]

1:55:57

[@s.c.7362]

How the are we supposed to see this in that tiny window?! It doesn't even turn or enlarge when we enlarge the view. 👎

[@moiseomri]

This movie was casted quite well. It puts one into the mindset of what is going in America with the former president's pending criminal trials here in 2023.

[@dianalee3059]

Does the picture have to be the size of a ostage stamp?? why??

[@GelatoAndMelatonin]

Copyright laws?

[@ashcowder5971]

Ralph Fiennes was third billed? How the hell did that happen?

[@adventuresofbright332]

Do Full Screen...too small to watch on wall mount.

[@LeoLynch-yg7vo]

Herbert Stempel is going to take a dive..

[@marcok.6734]

Bellissimo.

[@lizardog]

Thanks for uploading, but why so small?

[@annabalaban9318]

The sound is so difficult to hear or understand

[@rickmassey1272]

It because of the low quality letterbox streaming device. This movie isn't a part of public domain so any unadvertised online streaming of it must be altered or be subject to infringement lawsuit. Changes may include, lighting,audio, length of,and degree of quality of the movie as long as it doesn't harm the movie financially as the original creator intended.

[@harrykargenian110]

It is well worth buying a copy on Amazon or eBay. Great movie, I loved (and still love) watching it.

[@s1234pro]

I never understood why Charles continues to talk with Goodwin. Geritol is still around.

[@GelatoAndMelatonin]

Probably felt like refusing to talk to him would look like he had some reason to worry about talking to him and would immediately point to his guilt. A lot of people seem to overestimate how good they'll be at lying to an investigator for exactly this reason lol

[@loritaylor383]

I love this movie but why do people film and post it like this---so weird

[@cheeseattack3608]

to avoid copyrights.

[@thewkovacs316]

@@cheeseattack3608 but it doesnt

[@cheeseattack3608]

@@thewkovacs316 Well, I've already asked the uploaders why they upload the movies that way and that's always their answer!

[@GelatoAndMelatonin]

​@thewkovacs316 This movie has been up for free for years bc of the alterations. Movie studios have constant online searches for their copyrighted properties so they can keep people from posting them free and they either haven't found this bc of the changes or don't care bc of them. Having it online free this long is a magical work

[@twomindz79]

Why bother uploading an unwatchable film.?

[@GelatoAndMelatonin]

Clearly people have watched it this way and enjoyed it enough rather than pay to view it. Copyright is a thing

[@yvonnecooper5004]

Herbie was determined.

[@janetlieb2507]

Audio is terrible. Voices speeded up.

[@Damnimani]

You saw it already

[@easystreet1888]

Horrible upload with both sound and lighting

[@jez3911]

It's free lol

[@easystreet1888]

And worthless. If you're going to do something, DO IT RIGHT!

[@Alex-nf7gx]

It has to avoid copyright systems

[@easystreet1888]

@@Alex-nf7gx I get that Alex. However if it's illegal, why do it in the first place?

[@GelatoAndMelatonin]

​@@easystreet1888so worth about...$0.00 to watch? That just means the price for this is exactly right and some people are fine hitting a slower playback speed and watching the tinier version. Managed to keep it online without a removal for years so it's worked.

[@janetlieb2507]

Why the tiny box??????..

[@JoeHuntsman-k5u]

Redford greatest? No, it was the ledgend of Bagger Vance

[@tomace4898]

"And I would?!?"

[@jandekker6008]

The 2 TV company dudes look like Ant & Dec.

[@Damnimani]

Im just trying to figure it out

[@charlescline8943]

Dan Enright screwed Herd Stempel over

[@bman342a]

1:33:15 my favorite reparte

[@Scottwilkie18]

30 years

[@VoiceGawd]

Totally unwatchable. What's the point of putting the film in a box, in the corner surrounded by distracting animated spheres and the essentially putting mud on the soundtrack?

[@GelatoAndMelatonin]

Then spend 3 bucks to rent it. If you want it free, you have to accept the alterations that allow it to be posted online for free without getting immediately removed bc of copyright law. It's not hard to figure out.

[@glassonion5474]

Why the tiny screen? Too small to watch!

[@gameshowguy2000]

To avoid copyright issues.

[@zacheryalderton5737]

What are the rules and announcer

[@Damnimani]

Its exciting

[@franklopez7997]

The key to this movie, is the line at the end, television is going to get us! And it certainly has, the sheeple believe everything that comes over the airwaves!!!

[@ausmiku]

Crap sound.

[@KathrynFloyd-ob7tu]

The background music is FAR too LOUD!

[@VanillaLimeCoke]

30:50 That’s not how it really happened. In actual reality the host had asked either of them at one point if they’d like to stop playing, and Darwin smiled he’ll stop. The host then declared him the winner since he had more points than Herbert.

[@ronchase1673]

So if you are in trouble just offer that person a panel show? Does it work? Sorry officer 👮‍♀️ for running that red light at 100 mph but... hey say officer how would you like your own panel show, or hey in bed with bosses wife when he storms through the door holding you by your windpipe, you get a flash, say how would you like your own panel show? Or while running from DEA with huge amount of who knows what, you just stop dead 💀 in your tracks, it occurs to me my Goodman how would you like your own panel show? Leaves you wondering why we have over a 1000 channels and hear the 👦 👧 kids which there’s nothing on TV

[@Pinkgirl2617]

It's over the movie 1:54:05

[@joyciejd9673]

Sounds like the Chipmunks. Awful

[@michaeldonofrio6759]

Showing it on a small screen within a screen is a rip-off. Shame on You Tube and Dennis Wade.

[@GelatoAndMelatonin]

How can something free be a rip off? Literally making it a small part of a larger video is one of the ways this guy posted it to be watched for free without having it removed and being hit by copyright infringement fines.

[@thattimestampguy]

15:26 Values

[@Damnimani]

I like this better way 1:55:59

[@davidwatson3456]

Moves at weird speed

[@GelatoAndMelatonin]

Change the playback speed to .75x, he did it to alter the movie length so he could put it up for people free without getting it removed and fined for copyright infringement

[@kentdean3882]

Spend the 2 dollars and see the film the way it was inteded.

[@samcalleja4871]

@1:39:55 ethan hawke?

[@scottodonnell7121]

yes

[@user-pz7sl4qq9v]

Not for nothing, HBO makes some good flicks. Tell lie vision tv 📺 if by now you still think your not being programmed, um yea good luck with that.

[@Pinkgirl2617]

That's bad

[@albertbrooklyn]

Small picture and horrible audio. What's up with the audio Jack Barry sounds like one of the munchkins on the wizard of oz.

[@eleanorsunley752]

Terrible quality

[@eric21200]

5:42 😆