The Quiet Man (1952) - The End?

[@bradvanderark8191]

One of the greatest movies ever made! John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara. Legends!❤️😘❤️❤️

[@johnowen9349]

"God bless all in this house!" "Wipe your feet." "Thank'ya ma'am."

[@bigsonny45]

My favorite part!😂😂😂😂

[@mal334455]

The best and nicest film of all time .

[@mH8675309]

I love this movie

[@John_M16]

Me too. Favorite movie

[@fiestadancers]

Why is the quality of this scene better than most 80’s films?

[@bubba485]

Maureen O'Hara outlived both John Ford and John Wayne and kept what she whispered in Wayne's ear a secret. It's one of cinema's biggest mysteries, and best-kept secrets.

[@alliematt1016]

She has said that she will never tell.

[@bubba485]

@@alliematt1016 She took it to her grave.

[@RetroFan]

I wonder if she said she loved him.

[@DerrickRussel-u1u]

I'll get home from work tonight at about 21.30pm I'm then going to crack open a beer and sit and watch this movie

[@billcouch8308]

An absolute classic!

[@692ALBANNACH]

Going to use that line Cheer like protestants !

[@rapier1954]

Back when movies didn't have a lot of filth and rubbish in them.

[@pcampbell17]

aye

[@kevenpinder7025]

That shocked look from John Wayne at the end was the result of a bit of filth. John Ford put Maureen O'Hara up to whispering something scandalous to Wayne to elicit just that reaction. No one ever divulged what she said. Homeric...

[@gerrymcdonald6194]

Victor McLaglin had a broken jaw in the final scene. Not from the fight, but from the stunt men. He was merciless in his fight scenes and hit them with full force punches. In his 20's he had been a professional boxer. The stunt men tired of his abuse and so one afternoon, near the end of the shooting, they cornered him behind a trailer and beat the h_ll out of him. That is why his jaw is swollen in the final scene (it's wired) and he says nothing. In the original script; he had final scene lines.

[@johnpatrick6998]

She was gorgeous.

[@raymondward9814]

Love this movie always watch It

[@peterdean8554]

Oh yes I've watched this so many times

[@RickGibbonsOfficial]

An American dreams of Ireland. Possibly the best John Ford film ever.

[@sorkensen9235]

"Well, I can't say it's true, and I won't say it's not, but there's been talk"

[@deanmarten]

What did Maureen O'Hara whisper to John Wayne in the last scene of The Quiet Man? It wasn't scripted. The end of "The Quiet Man," a classic that's got more charm in its final scene than most movies have in their entire runtime. John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara, two Hollywood legends, sharing a moment that's as enigmatic as it is iconic. And what does Maureen O'Hara whisper into John Wayne's ear? The million-dollar question, right? Well, here's the kicker: nobody knows 🤷🏻‍♂️ That's right, it's a Hollywood mystery for the ages. This wasn't some scripted, meticulously planned-out dialogue. Oh no, it was totally ad-libbed by O'Hara, a little improvisational magic that left audiences going, "What did she just say?" The beauty of it? Only Wayne and O'Hara knew, and they took that secret to their graves. The director, John Ford, basically told O'Hara to whisper something so shocking that it would guarantee a genuine, stunned reaction from Wayne. And it worked. Wayne's shock was real, the chemistry was electric, and the moment became legendary. So, what did she whisper? Was it a declaration of love? A dirty joke? The world's best-kept secret? We may never know, and maybe that's for the best. It adds to the mystique and charm of "The Quiet Man," leaving us all to wonder and speculate. Whatever it was, it was a moment of pure cinematic gold, a whisper heard 'round the world, yet understood by none. Classic Hollywood, keeping us guessing decades later.

[@odysseusrex5908]

This isn't the prelude to the fight, this is the end, after the fight.

[@quasar8898]

What she whispered- " I have Goose Grease imported from Dublin."

[@billg7813]

2:53... I've read that John Ford told O'Hara to whisper something that would guarantee a stunned reaction from Wayne. Whatever she said worked. How and why did they keep it secret? Perhaps he knew it would embarrass her and she knew the same. Being a gentleman, Wayne never told. Being a lady, neither did O'Hara

[@DanielCastillo-v3n]

Great all time classic

[@elidavega294]

Genio JOHN FORD...Y ESTA PAREJA❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥💯💯

[@elidavega294]

Preciosa pelicula!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@mariamcaleavey3444]

cast fun humour priceless.

[@marksprague1280]

Something not seen in modern movies, and only rarely in that era -- a curtain call.

[@artm1973]

Possibly my favorite ending to any movie.

[@stephenfegan6827]

Love it

[@mariamcaleavey3444]

classic humour family fun film clip.

[@mariamcaleavey3444]

classic humour family fun film.

[@figzor]

Why exactly would they singing a song about an Australian bushranger?

[@johcafra]

From about 2:32 to the final wave we get staged tableaux. And in that haystack during the brawl, with a participant biting another's leg? Pick up and read J. M. Synge's stage play The Playboy of the Western World.

[@和男田村-z8q]

人類の宝❗😄

[@samholden4171]

Innisfree a face mask