Westworld Yul Brynner bar scene

[@weejim48]

Not only was this film brilliant but it was quite ground breaking. And Yul Brynner was a fantastic actor. 👍👍👍

[@68blues]

Lee Marvin i would add.

[@skippythealien9627]

This performance inspired both Michael Myers in the Halloween movies, and the Terminator. That's incredible

[@matthewakian2]

This must have been a big influence on The Terminator

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

The precursor to both Terminator and Predator . BRILLIANT film .... Michael Crichton was on a roll bak then. knocking out The Andromeda Strain, The Terminal Man AND writing Westworld.

[@minimal_Sonntag]

No one was as cool as Yul Brynner in that movie. I get goosebumps by his look.

[@davidgiles4681]

he never had unmanly roles. He always had manly roles.

[@Model3GenerativeANdroid]

why was he cool? he loses & gets killed for all his trouble. where's the cool part in that? i haven't watch the movie so i don't understand this particular scene.

[@minimal_Sonntag]

@@Model3GenerativeANdroidWhen you will watch it you will know what I mean.

[@Squeakypickles619]

​@@davidgiles4681 Good.

[@MrLive2win]

Who needs hair, when it's Yul Brynner. Man he was great in this film. No other actor could have done it.

[@finnmccool684]

"Sloppy with yo drink." "Get this boy a bib." "He needs his MAMA." "You say something BOY?" Why'n'cha make me shut up." "Your move." "I'll be back."

[@mb3928]

Thank you. I couldn't understand the first 2 lines. Tip of my hat !

[@vimtobill4156]

Lines he delivered with perfection.

[@Felamine]

The most badass NPC ever.

[@marshmallowbudgie]

the bartender literally has a cycling animation

[@stevenmorley1639]

Westworld73 , was ahead of its time and the best. Six Million Dollar man , another ground breaker. Great time to a kid for Cinema/TV.

[@neonnoodle1169]

….and lots of other reasons.

[@forrester8983]

Yul Brenner is great in everything...

[@TboneTenEighties]

Great movie and a great idea at the time in the 70's for a movie. Yul Brynner made the movie for me. When he comes on screen for the first time his presence was amazing. This bar scene is epic. The way Brynner flips the coin on the table..just the way he moved walked talked was amazing. "Sloppy with your drink" haha awesome.

[@vegansaxon3962]

TboneNYC10 yes, Yul was the star here and commanded attention

[@houseoftone8939]

Ha ha, he needs his momma 🤣

[@TboneTenEighties]

@@houseoftone8939 Someone get this guy a bib

[@stevefowler2112]

Yep to that....I am a now old retired Engineer but even when I was a U.S. Recon Marine who was a young buck in '73 when this was released who wasn't scared of man nor beast I still remember thinking even though you know he is programmed to let you win the gun fight, it would still take big balls to turn and face Yul Brynner.

[@freakyold]

Yul Brynner was re-creating the aging gunfighter character he played in The Magnificent Seven, one the best westerns ever. His character in The Magnificent Seven was based on a Ronin (a masterless Samurai) in the Japanese classic film Seven Samurai. If you are not a dinosaur like me and you haven't seen those movies, I highly recommend them both. Watch Seven Samurai first. I believe we will be seeing Samurai fighters soon in the new WestWorld.

[@vegansaxon3962]

snowjob You are smart dinosaur..Yul, striking the match on the bottom of his boots and smoking that cigar with those serious eyes, makes me want to start smoking..but at almost 53, maybe I shouldn't

[@Patrick-ge2zn]

yip, seen the movie. a classic .

[@markgreen2170]

@@vegansaxon3962 55 is a good age to start cigars!

[@Plainsimple67]

@@markgreen2170 LOVE MY CIGARS, BEEN SMOKING THEM SINCE 30!!!😯💨

[@bighands69]

The film is an American western end off.

[@depaola63]

" He needs his Mama" Yul Brenner was one of the BEST actors ever! any era!

[@thomasburns9329]

에누 h

[@russashwill2311]

Yes he starred in The King and I and the sequel the bartender and I

[@Coolrockndad]

He still looks out of place in a western.

[@morrisheinersz2005]

get him a bib!

[@johnnymarcello1385]

@Cat Egorical I was thinking that too

[@thomasthomas2418]

"You say something boy?" Loved that line.

[@truefilm6991]

That's an example of perfect casting. All three actors are great.

[@BucketListBadass]

Yul Brenner was the 1st Terminator! Creeped me out as a kid!

[@RoodeMenon]

Who is the Terminator's daddy?

[@infctdppt]

Badass 40s Arnold has said he got the inspiration for the performance from Yul Brynners gunslinger robot.. So yeah absolutely he's the first.

[@rodolfogarcia1294]

Badass 40s I feel the same

[@dspplomberie3547]

Yes boy

[@mattfoley6082]

His name is Brynner. It's spelled right there in the title, dumbfuck.

[@warrenbfeagins]

Yul played the fuck out of this character!! Android like a muthafucka waaaaaay before The Terminator. R.I.P.

[@johnnyv.5142]

Of the greatest sci-fi films of all time! Fascinating script and state of the art special effects for its time!

[@marklennox2151]

I saw this movie as part of a matinee double feature along with "Soylent Green". I think I spent $3 for some good entertainment on a rainy Saturday afternoon.(ticket 50 cents...box of 48 peanut butter cups $1.50, etc.) Those were the days.

[@fearlessfosdick160]

That would have been what? About 1973? I remember those days too. Movies were good then. My favorite from that period was The Wind and the Lion.

[@marklennox2151]

@@fearlessfosdick160 You nailed it my friend..1973 it was. That old theater in town is long gone. It was family run but sadly couldn't compete with the new multiplex that was built a few miles north. I remember the old lady would pop the corn herself downstairs and sometimes burn it a little but you got a KFC sized bucket for 40 cents.

[@Mo_Ketchups]

@@marklennox2151 Great reminiscences! We grew up when people asked, “Didjya see it at the drive-in or walk-in?” This was at the notorious Picwick Drive-In, Burbank, Californee. 🤘 Legendary drive-in. I was actually impacted EMOTIONALLY when they nuked it. 😣

[@marklennox2151]

@@Mo_Ketchups You're right...and if drive-ins were still around I bet they'd be doing good business during this pandemic.

[@Mo_Ketchups]

@@marklennox2151 All the way. I didn’t want my kid to grow up without that experience, soes I bought a giant outdoor projector screen & a digital projector for the backyard. I’ll take it where I can get it. 👍 *And even 15 yrs ago, there was a place in northern Washington that had a drive-in screen during the summers, right on the bay, and it was ALWAYS as good as sold out. “If they build it ...”

[@mikemccormick8115]

Yul such a talented, commanding, intense actor, and a great baritone too!

[@PlasmaCoolantLeak]

Saw him in '82 perform in the "King and I" in SF. An actor flubbed a line, and you could see Brynner trying to stay in character. The house went nuts, lol. I was in the nosebleed seats. He still looked like a BIG dude.

[@mikemccormick8115]

Cool! What an opportunity that was!

[@theartfuldodger935]

I once saw Yul Brynner, doing "The King and I" on stage. During the curtain call, he came out last and stood there, intensely STARING the audience down, DARING them not to stand and gave him a (well-deserved) standing ovation. It was a remarkable experience.

[@thomasthomas2418]

I saw him too. And after the long stare-down, he thrust his hands into the air and the theater went nuts! Total badassery!

[@phalynwilliams4119]

I saw him on stage too. Yul was sexy.

[@marksoutofzen]

I saw him and slapped the bald nut and he cried like a baby

[@elchoya100]

brynners character has the same outfit from "the magnificent seven "1960.

[@bradleystereoguitaramplifi9616]

It's amazing how much James Brolin at that age looks just like Christian Bale.

[@alanwhite7912]

I'm glad I found your comment. It was bugging me who he looked like.

[@jeffrielley920]

@I'm On Your Roof I was looking for this comment.

[@bradleystereoguitaramplifi9616]

@@Tbirdedward James Brolin

[@kimothy1701]

@@Tbirdedward Thanos’s dad.

[@kimothy1701]

@I'm On Your Roof no, Josh looks like James

[@maximusvonce1381]

I remember this scene with my dad at Drive In..I was just a kid. Fantastic movie and Yule Brynner was outstanding .

[@SStupendous]

*Yul. Thanks for sharing.

[@johnbarone8948]

Richard Benjamin looks like one of the Village People LOL 😆

[@westmibaddrivers2573]

wasn't RB in some 3rd rate cheap sci fi show called "quark" or something like that? Trashman of space?

[@FLYBOY-eh5th]

And Freddie Mercury.

[@johnbarone8948]

@Albert Dibari exactly!

[@byron2521]

Yul Brynner was a bad-ass. Even as Pharaoh in the Ten Commandments.

[@Inframan-6767]

That was probably his best performance.

[@maggs131]

His voice alone commands respect

[@Inframan-6767]

^He was great in that too.

[@Glock2201]

Was not too much of a bad ass in this scene.

[@Inframan-6767]

That's because he's playing a Robot in this scene that's programmed to lose. Later on in the movie he goes Haywire and becomes just like the Terminator.

[@houseoftone8939]

James Brolin was great in Capricorn 1 and brilliant in this movie, and can I say, despite being made way back then Yul Brenner was an awesome robot, the first terminator.

[@skullduggery3377]

arnold took his cue for the terminator from brynner.

[@russellbrown7028]

"Westworld" was some way ahead of its time when released, and was not greatly acclaimed. Stands up better now that we are edging closer to some of the technological/moral issues which were the basis of the film.

[@sirvictorgreenblade9469]

russell brown this came out before Star wars

[@AverageJoExplorations]

Michael Crichton was way ahead of his time. It's why he's my all-time favorite author.

[@ramoth777]

Well said

[@drakadog7405]

Before it's time

[@gregrogers4376]

“Ahead of his time”? - - I agree, very much so. If you get the chance, read the book that accompanied the movie. Crichton described computer viruses at a time computers were very primitive and nobody had even thought of computer viruses.

[@CARETAKER89able]

Breynner rules with his perfect acting as a robot here,gave Arnie the style for Terminator!!

[@MkeKen67]

@Leonard Chornomaz - and don't forget that Yul Brynner was most famous for his stage role as the King in the "King and I." It's possible some of his stiffness was from years of hard work in theater productions. He did have one of the best glares in the business, right up there with Jason Robards as Ben Bradlee in All the President's Men, and Paul Sorvino as Paulie in Goodfellas.

[@M0butu]

and Robert O'Reilly as Gowron. 🤓

[@jptaylor]

“You say something, BOY?”…. classic. Yul immediately dissing Richard Benjamin out of the gate with “BOY”. 👍😊

[@robertszvetics210]

one of the best sci fi films of the 1970s

[@hgwells1899]

Along with Silent Running!

[@ghosthost100]

robert szvetics my favorite 70s movie following the Exorcist!

[@marklennox2151]

I saw this as part of a matinee double feature with "Soylent Green". Those were the days.

[@Inframan-6767]

Soylent Green Is People !!!

[@joefoxamerican1525]

😆😆😂😂😂 I love this scene😂😂😂, especially when he says “Needs his mama”😂🤣🤣🤣

[@martinsowkowski8957]

Yul had one of the best ever voices for screen, up there with James Earl Jones, Morgan Freeman, Brian Blessed, Brian cox, Richard Burton, and the best of all Sir Anthony Hopkins.

[@Builder99]

No...Richard Burton was the #1 best voice...

[@teflonmagnet]

Builder99 you forgot Orson Welles and William Conrad...and Jerry Lewis

[@benwhalen9865]

Best voice is Charlton Heston!

[@5eurocups2005]

Anthony Hopkins?

[@jdgustofwinddance.7748]

BRIAN BLESSED! A god among mortals.

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

LORD i love yul brenner,, what an actor, singer, broadway,, amazing man

[@ayokay123]

I was lucky enough to be 15 when this movie first came out at the theaters in 1973. Scared the shit out of me. This, Planet Of The Apes, and The Andromeda Strain rocked my world at the time.

[@PepperWilliams_songcovers]

I was 19 when I saw it. And yeah, it was crazy! Yul Brynner commands the scene!

[@paints_his_shirt_red]

Yul Brynner was just as badass as any other hollywood heavy. Underrated.

[@elsevillaart]

Wow the green cowboy looks a lot like Christian Bale .

[@TheSunnycal]

Thats Josh Brolin's dad James Brolin,& yes he does look a lot like Christian Bale.

[@ethidian3444]

He's also similar to Ryan Gosling.

[@dice341]

DigitalBerserk James Brolin

[@maxgagliano]

Little more like James Brolin

[@maxgagliano]

The police officer in " the Black Car "

[@traveller4790]

Yule Brenner was perfect in this movie, and this movie was ahead of its time! Spooked the hell out of me when it first came out!

[@zenmallu5306]

this guy was the beginning of the perception of bald men as a dangerous stereotype....love him for that

[@plogger34]

One of the best movie scenes ever, IMO.

[@fifthof1795]

Not even close to the top 500...imho. Good though.

[@maxemomaxemo6250]

the late great....YUL BRYNNER...one of a kind !

[@cameraman655]

Loved this film…I was underage to see it in “73 ’ but my cousin snuck me into the theatre. Still one of my all-time favorites.

[@KermitHitler]

What a voice !! Brynner and James Earl Jones are probably the only 2 guys who couldve provided the voice of Darth Vader

[@bennyrobertson]

I thought it was Christopher Lee when I first saw the movie. Would have been very fitting, with Peter Cushing playing Tarkin.

[@williamwilson6499]

I think if someone bumped into me and knocked a drink over my shirt and that person turned out to be Yul Brynner, I'd say "Excuse me, Sir". And quietly walk out. He and Charles Bronson were two scary badasses.

[@psk1w1]

It's a movie - you know, fantasy. It ain't real

[@sharilshahed6106]

@@psk1w1 no shit sherlock

[@joefoxamerican1525]

I’m with you pal, I’d vamoose pretty damn quick 😂😂😆🤣🤣

[@jerrytaylor4078]

I had a friend try to tell me that the “new” Magnificent Seven was better than the “old” one with Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, etc. I had to ask him not to change drug dealers because he was getting some really good stuff.

[@justice3188]

They have all the character of a sharp knife

[@rict5878]

" Get this boy a bib"

[@charleswilson7371]

But a gun first!

[@digidrum2003]

Love this movie......watched it as a kid and it just swept me away! Great actors too.

[@rong9404]

West World was the best sci-fi movie in that decade in my opinion. Yul Brenner was the best spooky cowboy ever!

[@andrewc247]

Yul Brynner = Perfect!

[@MkeKen67]

Bone chilling rogue robot gunslinger. Definitely more menacing than Schwarzenegger as the Terminator.

[@PepperWilliams_songcovers]

This was a great movie! Yul Brynner was one badass!!

[@cheesenoodles8316]

One of his best scenes. Really liked this movie.

[@robertsanders5355]

James Brolin with that green shirt and hat sort of looks like Little Joe on Bonanza. this might be a tip of the hat to the show.

[@KenVic02]

I was 12 when this came out in 1973 and my mother wouldn't let me go because of the PG13 rating and the "blood and guts" she heard about. Saw it anyway...shhh don't tell her.

[@gp714]

should I tell her the PG-13 rating came out in 1984?

[@sirvictorgreenblade9469]

G P hahahaha

[@robertchandler5055]

God this will date me...."G" "GP" "M" and "X"

[@MkeKen67]

@@gp714 Yup, Raiders of the Lost Ark got the PG-13 ball rolling (sorry for the bad pun).

[@MkeKen67]

@Leonard Chornomaz - you could have all the violence you wanted, up to a point. But if someone drops a couple F bombs, then you get an R rating. I first saw Westworld on TV in the late 70s when I was a kid, and they didn't leave much out -- maybe some of the blood (?).

[@cat-lw6kq]

Brenner is so intense..plays it perfect. A classic sci first adventure West world where nothing can go wrong.

[@wildbillharding]

If you can't even spell his name, don't post.

[@julesvanels6116]

One my favorite movies, the setting, the actors, awesome movie I was 6 years old, when it was broadcasted by Veronica TV station.

[@eddyredmond7758]

Great movie!!! Yul was awesome in this movie!!!

[@rancosteel]

The ominous music score made it feel more creepy. A true classic. The Andromeda Strain MC novel sold to Robert Wise was another masterpiece.

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

yul brenner one of the BESTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTt

[@tvamp88]

Bryner such a screen presence brilliant movie

[@Bullzeye1000yds]

I remember, not long after this movie, "Westworld", was made, Yul was diagnosed with Terminal Cancer. He made a TV commercial where he literally BEGGED people to NOT smoke! He was one of my heroes after I saw him in the movie "Taurus Bulba".

[@davidnoone3254]

How many of these cancers are really from smoking and how many from nuclear testing etc? And how about better cancer treatments? Medicine exposed as a joke with this Covid hoax.

[@Bullzeye1000yds]

@@davidnoone3254 it has always made me wonder,... since the invention of radio frequency transmitters, look what has happened to us. Radio, television, radar, satellite transmission, microwave frequency transmissions, cellular and more. Our bodies are being bombarded. And worse, no one has ever done any real research. And the little that has, has been very negative. We may very well be killing ourselves.

[@zzz7zzz9]

His friend was acting all tough, but then rises up from behind the bar at the end.

[@michellemabelleobamalamash7653]

This role was a career-maker for Brolin -- two decades later he finally appeared on "Hotel."

[@BlueSummers101]

lol you gotta love the way Yul Brynner says "He needs his Mama" @0:47

[@jeffreywright2294]

Yul Brynner was one of the best

[@fredflintstone1316]

Yes Yul Brenner is awesome!

[@dunruden9720]

His cousin, Yul Brynner is even better!

[@gma729]

That was such a Great Movie !!! 🎬 I remember it well !!!! 😂😂👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@melancholiac]

VERY few stars have ever matched the sheer presence of Yul Brynner.

[@googleplusgivespeopleaids3218]

Ned Flanders: 1 Ramses: 0

[@go-goakins1489]

Chris from original magnificent 7 is back!!!!!

[@D.N..]

Yul Brynners looks are perfect for this !!

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

It’s just so awesome because this is so not a movie you’d expect Yul Brynner to do!

[@Binford-ei6ge]

Saw this movie first time as a kid. 30 years later, still scared shitless by Yul.

[@frantisekjanosik5339]

YUL WAS KING!

[@chriswonsmos1007]

King of Siam to be exact! The King and I

[@UltraKryptonian]

@@chriswonsmos1007 I was thinking the same thing!

[@carmineredd1198]

pharoah in ten commandments

[@arserobinson7118]

even though this isnt an scene in the actual wild west and its just androids, but this is one of the most awesome gunslinging scenes

[@massimilianodecesare3533]

Just gorgeous!! Fantastic movie!!!

[@FreeLancerLondon]

I saw this film when it first came out at the cinema. Great movie.

[@manfredkallmeier5364]

A Masterpice of Acting RIP Yul Brynner!!👍🥃🔫♠️🎱

[@tenhirankei]

The king is dead, long live the king!

[@hjander]

Yul, what a voice!

[@robripingill4897]

Yul Brenner will always be my favorite actor of all time.

[@WiggysanWiggysan]

Nobody says "Draw" like Yul. *Perfect*

[@GenghisKhanBruseySkyz]

Bill Burr

[@WiggysanWiggysan]

@@GenghisKhanBruseySkyz JRE !

[@GenghisKhanBruseySkyz]

Wiggysan Wiggysan i think bill burr says draw better than yul lol

[@richiebear1969]

Hollywood couldn't leave this alone.

[@uberd0gAlpha]

Actually this is one of the few times I can say I'm looking forward to an updated version. It's been decades since the original and the Westworld concept is chock full of possibilities.

[@greghicks5960]

+richiebear1969 I trust HBO. This is going to be great.

[@ensteffo]

And lucky for us since the show is great. PS: No one is forced to watch any remakes so complaining about it is rather moronic.

[@uberd0gAlpha]

ensteffo Calling it a remake is selling the show short imho. It's a genuine re-imagining. They've gone for a whole new angle compared to the movie and they're expanding on the Westworld concept massively. THIS is how you revisit old franchises.

[@nRommeln]

9 people need their mommy.

[@marty34534]

LOL

[@genesisplanet3186]

Now it's up to 56...pitiful!

[@avatarblackwolf3594]

GenesisPlanet 56 people are sloppy with their drinks.

[@marcelleratafia2360]

normandy talks too much...

[@donnebes9421]

@@genesisplanet3186 a couple years later the count is at 142.

[@scottmcmichael1386]

I loved this movie as a kid and still do, Yul Brynner was scary though, I'm sure I had one or two bad dreams after watching it! 😳

[@PepperWilliams_songcovers]

Yeah, YB killed it in this movie!

[@johntoomey357]

Yes this movie is how The Terminator movies were created

[@JohnFleming-sw7hn]

And then like Back To The Future, Pagemaster, Jumanji, and Zathura!

[@JeffFreemanPresents]

Christian Bale should totally play James Brolin in the biopic.

[@rodolfogarcia1294]

Jeff Freeman Or his son, Josh Brolin

[@drlee2]

@@rodolfogarcia1294 Josh Brolin actually had a cameo appearance in Season 1 of the Westworld TV series.

[@greglaplante7593]

Love that movie growing up.

[@pascalmonfort9547]

Un film excellent !!! Je l'ai vu et apprécié , il y a bien longtemps ! 👍

[@TANKTREAD]

Still haven't had a chance to see this movie. Saw "Futureworld" though, which was great. Both scores by Fred Karlin are stellar.

[@davidjamessheets]

Ramses to Moses: Sloppy with your drink.

[@Mumblix]

You talk too much, Pharaoh...

[@tenhirankei]

No, "sloppy with your sea".

[@JeffTheNebraskaDJ]

Get this boy a bib. Fricking hilarious, the dj

[@clearencebarns8211]

I loved this movie when I was a kid 🤣

[@gtodave6768]

One of my favorite movies of all time Yul Brynner is solid Gold!!!!

[@thomasthomas2418]

"Why don't you make me shut up?" Shit just got real!

[@fast03vette4me]

I remember seeing this movie newly released at the Drive In about the time of Soylent Green. Yet another trippy movie then was The Andromeda Strain. SO MANY BETTER MOVIES!! The Exorcist, etc., etc., etc.

[@mr.robinson1982]

The movie that scared me the most in those days was Jaws, I saw it @ the drive-in....that 25 foot shark was nearly a hundred feet long......Today we would call it a Megalodon, but in '74 nobody knew what a Megalodon was...

[@markciale5246]

“Get this boy a bib!!” 🤣👍🎈💥

[@michaelsternberg1597]

Besides his acting career Yul Brenner was a bona fide hero of the resistance

[@jamiefinlayson9441]

Yul was the best actor ever

[@sacheverelle]

James Brolin looks so much like Christian Bale in this it's stunning.

[@sacheverelle]

Come on seriously? You don't see the resemblance?

[@sacheverelle]

OMG no!

[@sacheverelle]

YeshuaReigns No,no James Brolin, can you see it?

[@robertchandler5055]

THANOS FATHER!!!!!

[@craigsimons817]

Surely it’s the other way around? Bale may not even have been born when this movie was made.

[@tanyachavis2578]

Best scene of Westworld, and best western scene ever!!

[@georgiapeach6289]

Yul is so bad ass in this scene. Its like he's trying to teach this punk how to be a man, daring him to be. Yul Brynner, a Man's Man!

[@JohnSandwich]

Get him a whiskey. He's new in town.

[@Oyabungaijin]

"Sloppy with your Drink"

[@shepardbook]

“Your move…”. In the slow-mo, he started to draw first! 😂. That’s where Han Solo got the idea!

[@taterbud2000]

I’m looking forward to the sequel…”Westworld 2. This time, he’s even sloppier with his drink!”