Smokey and the Bandit (2/10) Movie CLIP - For the Money, For the Glory, For the Fun (1977) HD

[@BSE1320]

The most realistic scene in the movie: a trucker not wanting to get out of bed during hometime. xD

[@Rrrakanishu]

You damn right

[@patrickyoung9327]

It was nice his wife was actually letting him sleep in.

[@davidthomas8258]

Amen to that. 😆😆😆

[@RudyBaseball55]

Yup

[@w.s.2102]

😂😂

[@gregorytraband9002]

One of Bandit's quotes we will always remember: "For the money, for the glory, and for the fun - mostly for the money."

[@xxboonisbadfortnitexx1549]

Yep

[@MarshallRedmon01]

"You know what we're going to do with the money?"

[@Dirtanddieselphotography]

@@MarshallRedmon01 “we’re gonna buy a new rig!”

[@MarshallRedmon01]

@@Dirtanddieselphotography "You crazy you know that"

[@drl5002]

It also gives the bandit a chance to do what he does best, show off.

[@Sack_G]

I love how the whole time he is saying no to going he is getting up and still getting dressed to go classic scene one of my favorites

[@brentbarnhart5827]

My family managed Jerry from 1968 until 1982... I was fortunate enough to share the stage with him in the 1990's at the Grand Ole' Opry and on my Las Vegas Shows. Truly a Country Legend, MASTER Guitar Picker. Certified.... ask Chet.

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

Dead serious, the soundtrack to this movie is the first album I ever owned. I was 7 years old. Saw this movie and fell in love with the music.

[@charlesbukowski9836]

He was a pro players pro...

[@brentbarnhart5827]

I love that ballad and I agree ..... He needed to do more!

[@playboymaxim]

Bandit,"Cledus!" Cledus, 'NO" Favorite exchange in this movie! He knows Bandit gonna get him into some bullshit lol!

[@AdrianTheScoopz44]

Cledus is a whole mood-

[@classic1971]

Time to start the Burt movie marathon

[@DirtyJuvenile]

Smokey And The Bandit > siouxsie and the banshees

[@SquillyMon]

0:51 Instantly loved the "No one can stop us" line, from the moment I saw this in the theater with my parents. Its still funny to me now.

[@tonyfeliciano5981]

R.I.P. Bandit and the snowman n Buford together in heaven!!! They say it couldn’t be done!!! Three angels in heaven on another run!!!

[@Willy2000ization]

And Junior too

[@dars5229]

Critics: "Why would anyone make a movie like this?" Hal Needham: "For the money, for the glory, and for the fun. Mostly for the money."

[@joey17503]

This comment seriously needs more likes! It’s so perfect 😂

[@13thvarebel16]

R.I.P. Jerry Reed :'-( Dear Lord, thank you for his life and talent!

[@dnasty312]

*Bandit One* and uh, *Bandit Two* together again in Heaven

[@badandy102]

Making runs with Buford T. Justice in hot pursuit.

[@rmarsden8485]

Like Fred n Ginger, Lester n Earl...

[@nathaninvictus7570]

Yrp

[@nathaninvictus7570]

Yep

[@kimberlyj.sullivan9304]

RIP Burt & Jerry. Thank you for the precious memories.

[@willrobinson3662]

Kimberly J. Sullivan Don’t forget about Jackie Gleason and Pat McCormick. They passed away in addition.

[@tommyt1971]

Burt was a master of facial expressions: 0:53, that look was PERFECT.

[@Gitfiddle]

We ain’t never not made it yet have we?!?! As a southerner this makes perfect sense to me.

[@ethanhatcher5533]

The entire movie, Burt Reynolds just oozes charisma

[@traviscummings9178]

The convoy scene in this movie is still one of my favorite scenes! 😂😂

[@Shaddowbanned]

Rip Bandit

[@willrobinson3662]

Steve Ransum Don’t forget about Cledus Snowman, Big Enos Burdette and Sheriff Buford T. Justice. They passed away too.

[@ChilesRussellTaylor]

R.I.P Burt Reynolds. He will truly be missed!

[@ffp08]

Damn it, the Trans AM driving off the bed is legendary.

[@gdub454]

"Ya gotta stop thinkin so negatively son...of course we can make it...we aint never not made it..right?"...No...lollol

[@michaelbruce7639]

Convey and Smokey and the bandit are the two best movies of all time

[@Hulktom2000]

two of the best movies of 1977 Star Wars an Smokey and the Bandit!

[@stlchucko]

“Of course we can make it. We ain’t never not made it yet, have we?”

[@joshuafarmer3135]

“No.” “Ya see?” “Yeah I see. I see alright. I see our assess in the sling if we get caught that’s what I see!”

[@cowan3395]

I have been using that line since I was a very young child, and this is where I got from...."For the money, for Glory...for the Fun. Mostly for the 💰! 😂😂😂

[@jonathanfunnell4167]

ONE OF THE BEST MOVIES OF THE 70s

[@RB2331]

i can say that too ! Summer of 77 ...wow ...i was 11 and saw this flic and then a little movie called Star Wars ...now that was a summer !

[@faceman2556]

Snowman : I've gotta puck up a load of manure Bandit : shitty job

[@13thvarebel16]

I once got a speeding ticket in Conyers...shitty day!

[@PlushyDom2004]

“I gotta go to Conyers and pick up a load of manure” Fun fact: Conyers GA is one of the locations where the first 5 locations of the Dukes Of Hazzard where filmed

[@steverino47]

The actual distance between Snowman's house and Texarkana is about 3/4 of a mile. Both locations were shot in Jonesboro, Ga. Downtown Jonesboro ( Texarkana) was also the site were the cover photo for Lynyrd Skynyrd's first album was taken.

[@Biorythym]

$80,000....roughly 320,000 in 2017 dollars.......edit: now $345,322.77 in 2021 dollars.....re-edit $415,572.28 in 2024

[@tommyt1971]

Eighty thouthand dollaz!

[@jeffb407]

It was $400,000 for the Elephant run.

[@Natty10272]

About 338,500 dollars today

[@hentaiking3921]

Thank u I was wondering

[@joel8583]

Times have gotten better!!! :-)

[@SamaelVR]

For anyone still watching this, that $80,000 Bandit was talking about comes out to just under $400,000 today. Almost half a million for this run.

[@Seriona1]

I did the math for 900 miles going one way and to account for some time to load the beer, they would have to travel non stop going at least 75 MPH.

[@RobCalhounPGH]

Not what you think of running 75mph now. It was mostly 2 lanes. The interstate system was built, but nowhere near what it is today. Look at the run in the movie. It was mostly on "back roads." Those were the main roads then.

[@Seriona1]

@@RobCalhounPGH some parts of the freeway have 2 lanes.

[@RobCalhounPGH]

@@Seriona1 By two lane, I mean 1 lane in each direction. Not graded or straightened out so you have hills, bends, and intersections. These roads went directly through towns, not bypassing them. Trucking was entirely different then.

[@thewillofabeast9079]

"Snowman: Well, because I've got to go in the morning to Conyers...and pick up a load a manure. Bandit: 'Shitty' job." LOL R.I.P Burt Reynolds and Jerry Reed

[@dcdrew3]

9,600 cans of beer?!! That's a big party. lol.

[@tommyt1971]

Probably bottles, the cases they take are definitely bottle packs!

[@markkover8040]

And pasturized Coors is pretty sh!tty beer too!

[@haynes1776]

Jerry Reed was awesome in Smokie and the bandit. R.I.P Snowman.

[@jevronfreeman7709]

Well who gives a turkey when the Snowman and the Bandit are runnin the booze?

[@elijahlauminick526]

For the money, for the glory, and the fun. Mostly for the money

[@OntarioAndrew]

Elijah Lauminick 80 "thousand" dollars

[@valnats]

The total round trip of 1800 miles is a Hollywood liberty; From Atlanta Ga to Texarkana TX the round trip is 1331.25 miles

[@kaychaney4917]

The Snowman and The Bandit are on The Road Again!

[@willrobinson3662]

Kay Chaney Just like Sheriff Buford T. Justice and Big Enos Burdette, they are on the open road as well.

[@tjs597]

Burt and Jerry...together again...in Heaven.

[@BoxerRJM52]

I love Fred the Dog!

[@thomasgrabowski2202]

"Well who gives a turkey!"

[@dansimpson2335]

"Waynette"! 🤣

[@terrydavidson5052]

My favourite line..... do you think I'm crazy "No...I don't think your crazy.... picked up 3 brides yesterday.. just like you .... very subdued"" My favourite line ever

[@25mfd]

HOLY CRAP,the pope is only worth 400 cases of COORS??????

[@sashmiel6566]

Deal

[@25mfd]

@@sashmiel6566 LMAO... boy you do work for CHEAP dontcha' lol

[@joel8583]

LOL!!

[@sashmiel6566]

@@25mfd I'm thirsty

[@neotheone7923]

i like how he is telling bandit no even as he is getting dressed. bandit had him at hello

[@robertpolityka8464]

RIP burt Reynolds

[@willrobinson3662]

Robert Polityka Let’s not forget about Jackie Gleason, Jerry Reed and Pat McCormick. Those guys passed away too soon as well.

[@mattcampbell7669]

R.I.P. to all of them!

[@keithfaulk1354]

Jerry Reed..Gone but never forgotten.!!!!

[@georgeh4981]

The thumbnail for this video lmao 😂

[@vegetasolo1221]

AFI's 100 Years...100 Laughs - Nominated

[@RockabellaSterrrn]

Proud to say that I grew up with this golden piece of art!

[@jasonbishop1092]

I'm currently. at the new Burt Reynolds drive in theater..... can't wait till they build more! I'll take a picture..of the mike....this is what happens when they close down my blockbuster store I use to work at! and no mow at the.

[@holdenswecker4745]

Orange Blossom Special is my favorite part of the movie

[@katefromct1969]

Love those guys. Burt was handsome but Jerry was smokin hot!

[@gabedoggo5691]

Kate Blais are you sure cause the snowman don't look to sexy to me

[@rolanwatts8215]

Legend has it that they almost killed 20 law officers.

[@tommyt1971]

LITTLE mistake here: it's under 700 mi from Atlanta to Texarkana, even if they stay off the main highways.

[@Yeoj444]

RIP fred

[@lucasdobson8344]

900 miles there 900 miles back yes sir hammer down

[@captdeano5715]

Back in the early 70's I knew a COKE Dealer that everyone called "SNOWMAN"....wonder if Jerry Reed's handle had to do with "The white lines on the road". LOL.....I drove truck for 38 years.

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

Using the values in the clip, I calculate that they would need to cover just a shade under 65 miles every hour without stopping to meet the goal. Tough, but doable!

[@Brooklynyc918]

RIP Bandit..

[@simonrandall5471]

He should have said a "major BASSestt".

[@LordVikingLive]

Hey Snowman ! That's Columbo's dog !

[@kirinrex]

900 miles there. 900 miles back. 1800 miles. In 28 hours. That's an average of 64 mph and some change ... without stops for 28 hours. Man, they'd have to SMOKE that road, even if they left right away.

[@superstarreviews9937]

But the actual distance is 1260 miles. They could make that easily! Driving a normal speed and even stopping for breaks! Lol

[@Setebos]

I'm more interested in the second bet. Atlanta to Boston and back in 18 hours. That's a total distance of 2148 miles which, at 18 hours, means a minimum maintained speed of, say, 120 mph (and that means no bathroom breaks, refueling, etc.).

[@Michael_Shoemaker]

120mph in 1977? In a Trans Am? Or that red Cadillac?

[@Setebos]

Okay, we might be talking apples and oranges here. But I grant you the point. I'm going to say the red Cadillac because that's what they drove off in.

[@sce2aux464]

The bet was to go to Boston to bring back "some" clam chowder. Now, at most, all they would have to do is drive to Atlanta - Hartsfield, hop on a plane, rent a rig, load it up, and hit the road. But even if they did that, they still would have anywhere from 10-14 hours to make the 1074 miles - which is still cutting it close. Hopefully "some" was just a couple of servings.

[@Grinderboystv]

For the money for the glory and for the fun Smokey and the bandit

[@claird4307]

R.i.p Bandit

[@willrobinson3662]

c laird You will not forget about Sheriff Buford T. Justice, Cledus Snowman and Big Enos Burdette. They passed away too.

[@claird4307]

Will Robinson I know they did what’s wrong with saying rip to Burt he just died when I wrote that. Sigh

[@ChilesRussellTaylor]

R.I.P Jerry Reed!

[@hellcatredeye-g6582]

Much love Burt Reynolds

[@BayAreaMike99]

2:06 I always quote this sometimes😂

[@toyotacorolla2395]

Rest in peace Jackie Gleason.

[@willrobinson3662]

Toyota Corolla You cannot forget about Burt Reynolds, Jerry Reed and Pat McCormick. They passed away in addition.

[@daking414]

What we gotta do kidnap the pope or somethin? 😂😂😂

[@ManofMystery89]

How'd ya guess?

[@Prince.15306]

I like How Jerry Reed says, Can I ask you a question 1:04 What the hell we wanna go to 1:07 Texas for haul beer back here,

[@Soxruleyanksdrool]

Since this movie was from 1977, they must of used some prototypes of the '78 TA

[@chrisbehn4116]

Soxruleyanksdrool sister I believe they used a 76 Trans am with a 77 front section

[@cavalierfan1995]

80,000 dollars 80,000 dollars? yep .......wynette?!!!

[@brianferencin8599]

Mercy 6 Mercy 6 you putting about 8 1/2 on me blowing my windows out come back... you keep her wound up around 90mph 10-4 love that part....

[@southendairporttravel1824]

This tune took me back....waaayyy back HA HA

[@MsLogjam]

Fred steals every scene he's in.

[@jhanick]

It's an 8hr drive from Atlanta to Texarkana. They could drive speed limit and gone there and back in 16hrs.

[@kevaninthe4135]

$80 grand in 1977 comes to $345 thousand dollars in 2019.

[@Tbiblaine23]

Jesus that’s some expensive beer

[@Spider_7_7]

“Whaddawe gotta do, kidnap the pope?”

[@carlbirtles4518]

Who was the Pope at the time?

[@sumthingwikked4257]

@@carlbirtles4518 John Paul II

[@markmiller3308]

Put it in perspective $80,000 would be $393,489 in todays money.

[@linghunter5878]

“Watch your mouth lil lady “ 😭

[@gettothepoint4562]

“I’ve got to go in the morning to Conyers and pick up a load of manure.” Referring to my hometown on Conyers, GA

[@murphytye5524]

the thumbnail is so unfortunate

[@007coleyfoley]

COLEY FOLEY QUOTES: "YOU CAN'T HAVE HIM. OBVIOUSLY YOU CAN. WHAT ARE YOU TRYIN' TO DO, START ANOTHER RACE...?" HAHAHA! ON "SHOWTIME" AGAIN RIGHT NOW.

[@scottyd8]

Next line, honey hush.

[@AndyDaClimber]

My hat flew off deddy

[@maxreichert8050]

Well who gives a turkey?!

[@JoshuaSims1981]

A pallet is 48x40, and a case of beer is ~18x10 so it's 12 per row and 5 rows tall (in the movie). so 7 pallets, well, 6 and change, so 7.

[@actioncom2748]

As much as I would wish I was the Bandit, the fact is I have more in common with Cletus. And I'm OK with that.

[@xxboonisbadfortnitexx1549]

Good old American

[@mikesanto69]

Mostly for the money!!! I miss u so much BANDIT AND SNOWMAN!

[@willrobinson3662]

R.I.P. Pat McCormick.

[@austinlee3730]

Cletus bandit and Fred together again

[@jorgecallico9177]

1800 miles in 28 hours = 64.29 mph average speed. I can't recall the size of those diesel tanks on a '78 Peterbilt but they couldn't have allowed more than 500 miles without refueling. Okay they're already filled up at the start so the first tank fillup isnt part of the race. That means the need fillups at: 500 1000 and 1500 miles. Approximately a half hour each then back on the road. So we deduct 1.5 hrs from 28. Instead now we 26.5 ÷ 18 = 67.92 mph. That's doable if all or mostly all are highway miles. Except in 1977 the national speed limit was 55 mph.

[@13thvarebel16]

I'm glad you did these calculations lol... I figured, roughly, it must be mathematically doable, but as you said the only X factor would be the continuos speeding without getting pinched by state troopers. That was no doubt where the Bandit running block in a speedy car came in! Although the hijinks of the movie were fantastical, it's cool to learn that in theory what they pulled off would be possible in real life!

[@clearlycaribbeanreb7176]

“What’s a matter boy? You too Stu Stu stuuuupid to do what your coach tells ya?”

[@Sarasdad91]

The underarm deoderant scene always makes me laugh.

[@valnats]

The real irony was, and still IS-that Texarkana Texas is a Dry county. That is to say, no alcoholic beverages at all.

[@richardgallerani8817]

Best character in the movie.....Fred.

[@renorebel1814]

Makes me think of my brother and I