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[@PedroCastillo_1980]

"Love Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry". That line is from the classic film Love Story starring by Ryan O'Neal and Ali MacGraw. Thank you Ashleigh for reacting What's Up Doc starring by Barbra Streisand and Ryan O'Neal.

[@Caseytify]

That movie was the Titanic of it's day, both in terms of popularity and tragic romance. That tag line was _everywhere_ back then. That O'Neal was so closely associated with the line is the joke.

[@etherealtb6021]

That's right! There are a lot of inside jokes in this movie.

[@tia2d381]

When he said that was the stupidest thing he had ever heard, I shreak/laughed so loud, everyone in the theater turned and looked at me!

[@krisbrown6692]

Speaking of Love Story... are going to get a Ryan O'Neal film for his passing?

[@vapoet]

@@krisbrown6692 This was it. This is the best movie for showing him.

[@rexman9002]

If you loved this, you will love "The Owl and the Pussycat" opposite George Segal. Barbra plays an uneducated aspiring actress and part time sex worker and George plays an intellectual but struggling writer. How the two come into each others lives and the ensuing drama is hilarious. In the end they eventually fall in love. You won't be disappointed.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

The judge was the preacher in blazing saddles and the test subject at the beginning of young Frankenstein. Heir Simon was the constable in young Frankenstein and the voice of king triton the animated little mermaid. There were also background actors who were in a lot of Mel brooks movies.

[@NotData]

Heir Simon (Kenneth Mars) was also the writer of Springtime For Hitler in The Producers.

[@PJ818]

@@NotData Yeah, the Nazi, Franz Liebkind.

[@ivanboston8582]

And the guy with the Southern accent seated at the table was a very young Randy Quaid from Christmas Vacation...

[@richardcutts196]

Another man at the table was the comedian John Byner. The Hotel manager was John Hillerman who played Higgins in Magnum PI.

[@punkrockpollyanna7829]

Sorrell Booke (Harry in this) played Boss Hogg in The Dukes of Hazzard 😂

[@johnwaga3702]

When I was younger this was one of my favourite screwball-type comedies! It was based on “Bringing up Baby” with Cary Grant and Kathryn Hepburn. The last line “Love means never having to say you’re sorry” was taken from the film Love Story which starred Ryan O’Neill and was in itself a huge hit. Hence his answer “That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard” was so funny.

[@marshallhughes4514]

Yes I love Bringing Up Baby. They even kept in the tearing of the sport coat.

[@lisahumphries3898]

The service door is for dry cleaning. Some hotels provided laundry service. People would put clothes in there that they wanted cleaned. They’d be clean the next day.

[@neillio]

Never thought I'd ever see a reaction video to this! Kudos to you for consistently trailblazing into new reaction territory

[@CPTDoom]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time, not only because it introduced the world to the genius of Madeline Kahn. The director, Peter Bogdanovich, cast her as Trixie Delight in his next film "Paper Moon" in part to make up for how dowdy her character was in this film. This film is his homage to the screwball comedies of the 30s, and the characters played by Streisand and O'Neal are based on those played by Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant in "Bringing Up Baby." Streisand apparently didn't think she was very good in this role, and concentrated on serious dramas for much of her later career, but I think she's wonderful in the role. Also, I'm pretty sure I figured out I was gay when I saw Ryan O'Neal in nothing but a bowtie and boxers.

[@TTM9691]

We desperately need a reaction video for "Paper Moon", that is a such a great movie. And what a year for Kahn in '73: Blazing Saddles, Paper Moon and Young Frankenstein, all in the same year!

[@GA-fn8hr]

@@TTM9691 Another vote for Paper Moon.

[@gaynor1721]

​@@TTM9691Blazing Saddles was in 1974. What's Up Doc was in 1972.

[@JimJack-ng9yi]

Saturday night live, introduce the world to Madeline Kahn, she was already famous

[@TerryAllenSwartos]

⁠@@JimJack-ng9yi You should probably check dates. This movie came out more than three years before SNL even started. She was only in a short film prior to this.

[@marennicholson5444]

I’m STOKED for this. One of my all time favorites. The courtroom scene never fails to make me laugh and one of the best car chase scene in film history.

[@pete_lind]

Spoof of movie Bullitt and stunts may have costed more than main actors, 1/4 of movie budged to stunts and thats why they credited stunt people.

[@melissadahl7561]

My parents (who were both in their early teens when this movie came out) raised me and my siblings on this movie to the point where it's something you have to have seen in order to get half the in jokes my family makes. It makes me so happy!

[@sarahmattingly6971]

My family did the same thing with “Joe vs the Volcano”! I would DIE if Ashleigh reacted to that!

[@BrettTwinSavage]

My family did the same thing with "What's Up Doc:?" Part of the reason it's probably my favorite of all time. Lots of fond memories with this movie.

[@rickjr37]

Barbra was a singer first. She’s been with the same label,Columbia Records,since 1962. She’s won 2 Oscars(As actress in “Funny Girl” in 1968,tied with Katherine Hepburn in “The Lion In Winter” and in 1977,she won for Best Original Song for “Evergreen” from “A Star Is Born”),Four Emmys,A Daytime Emmy,7 Golden Globe Awards plus a special Globe,10 Grammys and numerous other awards.

[@robertfloyd4287]

Special Tony Award "Star of the Decade" in 1970

[@melissatomlin13]

Wasn’t she fanny on broadway?

[@rickjr37]

@@melissatomlin13 yup! The original Broadway “Funny Girl”. She reprised the role in the 1968 film adaptation followed in 1975 by “Funny Lady”. She received a Tony Nomination for her stage work and an Oscar for the film version.

[@rickjr37]

@@robertfloyd4287 Doesn’t qualify her for EGOT status,unfortunately.

[@vapoet]

@@rickjr37 Shame.

[@minski76]

One of the best comedies ever made. The perfect cinematic encapsulation of utter chaos.

[@craigmartin3827]

OMG, the world of Barbra Streisand! So many solid movies (she was a recording artist before moving into film. Some worth seeing include: Funny Girl, The Way We Were, A Star is Born, Nuts, Yentl, Prince of Tides, and even a recent throwaway film like The Guilt Trip is elevated by her presence). Ryan and Babs did a couple of films together. Their other one is The Main Event, and it’s a lotta fun though not madcap like What’s Up Doc. Ryan went on to make Paper Moon (also directed by the late great Peter Bogdanovich - you’ve already seen Mask with Cher, which is another Bogdanovich film). Paper Moon also stars Ryan’s 10-year-old daughter Tatum O’Neal who was the youngest person to win an Oscar for the best actress category for her sassy performance as Addie Loggins. You’ll love it!

[@rowdycmoore]

I can't even completely hate the film adaptation of Hello Dolly. While I concede Babs was too young and perhaps too sultry for the role of Dolly Levi, she was still way hilarious in most of the other parts of the movie.

[@DeLee596]

Prince of Tides is one of my favorites.

[@burrichgrrl57]

As someone who loved the book, The Prince of Tides was horrible. Sorry. A complete vanity piece that had nothing to do with the actual story.@@DeLee596

[@tlw1950]

On A Clear Day for Barbra’s beauty and those fabulous musical performances. Barbra’s Star Is Born is also a personal favorite. I first saw it when I was in high school and it and Saturday Night Fever changed my life.

[@ElliotNesterman]

A reason this film has Mel Brooks vibes is that one of the writers was Buck Henry, who had co-created the TV series _Get Smart_ with Mel Brooks. Barbra Streisand's early success was as a singer, but she has always described herself as an actress who sings. While singing at the Blue Angel in Greenwich Village she was invited to audition for a new musical _I Can Get It for You Wholesale._ She was cast in a supporting role and was a great success, receiving a Tony nomination for Best Supporting Actress. She continued singing and making TV appearances. Her first leading role was as Fanny Brice, in the Broadway production of _Funny Girl,_ for which she received another Tony nomination (losing to Carol Channing for _Hello, Dolly_ ). When, a few years later, _Funny Girl_ was made into a movie Streisand was cast to reprise her role. For her film performance she won a Best Actress Oscar (sharing it with Katherine Hepburn for _The Lion in Winter,_ the only time there has been a tie in this category.) If you've never seen _Funny Girl_ put it on the list. It'd be great for the channel.

[@canadianscratcher7834]

Buck Henry was the IRS man in "Grumpy Old Men"

[@PJ818]

@@canadianscratcher7834 He's also Liz Lemon's dad in 30 Rock.

[@EdwardGregoryNYC]

Y'all also have a bunch of Mel Brooks regulars in this film, including Madeline Kahn, Liam Dunn (the Judge, also appears in Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles and Silent Movie), and Kenneth Mars (Simon, also from Producers and Young Frankenstein)

[@wendywoodruff2871]

Buck Henry was also a writer/performer in the very first year of Saturday Night Live.

[@sexysadie2901]

Buck Henry also co-wrote the script for The Graduate, and appeared in Milos Forman's first American movie, Taking Off.

[@angelarowe3472]

This is an absolute timeless comedy with Barbra Streisand and O’Neill. I’m so happy that you’re watching this. I really thought this movie has been forgotten about. Thank you for sharing and enjoy.😮😊

[@gaynor1721]

*O'Neal.

[@sproductionsinc]

Noises Off is another with a similar style of humor & great cast.

[@lisathuban8969]

Barbara Streisand is one of the best known singers of the 20th century. She's won multiple awards and has had an amazing career. I'd strongly recommend many of her other films including "Hello Dolly" and 'Funny Girl". Both are musicals and she really shows off her voice and acting talent. Also, those bolt cutters at the end in the airport? There was NO TSA back then! AND, watch PAPER MOON! You WILL love it!

[@FiiFGutierrez]

*Barbra

[@MichaelJohnson-vi6eh]

Even tho Streisand was way too young for the part, her starring in Hello Dolly was just stunning. And oh the costumes!!

[@ronsavage6491]

YOU MAKE ME SO HAPPY!!!!!! Okay, so a coupla notes: The grocery delivery boy was Ryan O'Neal's brother. The lady sitting next to Judy on the plane was their mother. I was surprised that you didn't notice Randy Quaid. I got to meet the bailiff (Graham Jarvis) not too long ago. The stairs that Judy thought was a good road are in Alta Plaza Park, and the production did not have permission from the city to drive vehicles down the steps. As you can see from the scene the steps were badly damaged, and it's my understanding that one can still see the damage today. There's lots more, but with 953 comments ahead of me, I'm sure everybody has already filled you in. It's almost impossible to choose, but my favorite line is "How much is it without the buffering?" Oh, and you are now obligated to watch Paper Moon.

[@darhkdamsel1313]

"That's a person named Eunice?" I say that to my daughter all the time which always starts off a line by line dialogue fest via text.

[@thomastimlin1724]

Thank God Ashleigh finally watched this one, it borrowed a lot of gags from all the old screwball comedies of the 1930's and 1940's she should be watching, especially Bringing Up Baby 1938...where she tears his jacket. Another great film is Paper Moon by Peter Bogdanovich also, with Ryan O'Neal, his little daughter at the time Tatum O'Neal [9 years old, she won a best supporting actress Oscar]. Also stars Madeline Kahn ["Eunice" in this film]. Other screwball comedies from the old days that are excellent include It Happened One Night, Arsenic and Old Lace, His Girl Friday, My Man Godfrey, The Lady Eve... the list is endless...

[@long-timesci-fienthusiast9626]

Since I first discovered them in the `70`s, I`ve always loved the screwball comedies of the 30`s & 40`s. Also, I remember seeing this film in the late `70`s on U.K. Tv & then looking out for any other Barbara Streisand films.

[@billolsen4360]

And a little Three Stooges' influence too

[@duanebidoux6087]

You will love "Funny Girl." One of my favorite musicals of all time is "Hello Dolly" where she plays a Matchmaker who is also herself looking for a wealthy man where she can "spread his money around" to do good for everyone. You would absolutely love both of those characters, I have no doubt

[@jofoster1596]

Those 2 movies are great, along with this one, of course!

[@nickstark8640]

It’s kinda ironic that you said you woulda loved doing stunts on this film. It just so happens this film was the very first to acknowledge stuntmen in the credits. This is my favorite Comedy of all time. It came out when I was 9 years old and I’ve probably seen it 50 times. Thoroughly enjoyed your reaction 😆🤣

[@holydiver73]

“How much is it without Bufferin?” Probably the funniest line ever. I know you’ve had this DVD for ages as you got it on an unboxing video you did a couple of years back. I’m glad you finally got around to it and loved it so much. Austin Pendleton played Mr Laraby. He played the public attorney with the debilitating stutter in My Cousin Vinny

[@cliffchristie5865]

Could be just auto-correct but Bufferin was the trade name of an OTC medication. The word he uses in that line is buffering, the process of stabilizing compounds in a medication.

[@garyarnett1220]

Austin also has a large role in Short Circuit.

[@johnobrien7562]

@@garyarnett1220 and a part in the Muppet Movie!

[@dwcinnc]

I like "It came out of the faucet that way, Eunice."

[@TheOriginalRick]

@@dwcinnc Our whole family still uses that line when we need a handy excuse.

[@michaelgonzalez6295]

5:00 You do realize that Streisand is basically playing Bugs Bunny as a human woman, yes? Chewing on the carrots and celery are the dead giveaways...

[@Lensmaster1]

I never thought of it that way. I see it.

[@WRam-fo2sc]

28:57 Two years before "What's Up Doc?" Ryan O'Neal starred in the dramatic movie "Love Story," a huge movie at the time that was nominated for seven Academy Awards. The tag line for the movie posters was "Love means never having to say you're sorry." So when Streisand repeats the tag line, his response is a joke in reference to the previous film.

[@paulabarr4239]

I’m so glad you watched and enjoyed this! It’s one of my all time favorites The woman with jewelry was Darren’s mother in Bewitched

[@JonS0107]

She was everybody's mother. She was Howard Spriggs mother in the Andy Griffith Show, and Donald Hollinger's mother in That Girl.

[@horsedoconfb]

She was also Jack Albertsons sister in real life. Jack played opposite Freddie Prinze in “Chico and the man“, and won the best supporting actor Oscar in “the subject was roses”

[@Hardrock1a]

The judge was the preacher in Blazing Saddles and was in Young Frankenstein as the demonstration patient that Frankenstein says to “give him an extra dollar”

[@billolsen4360]

"Mr. Hilltop, will you hop up on your feet."

[@beowulfthedane]

What you missed is that Ryan O'Neil was nominated for an Oscar for "Love Story" in which he said "Love means never having to say you're sorry."

[@PhilBagels]

Which is indeed one of the stupidest things ever said.

[@championskyeterrier]

@@PhilBagels Yes, I have often found it to be exactly the opposite!

[@Starkardur]

He didn't say that, Ali McGraw's character says it. It's such a stupid line.

[@beowulfthedane]

@@Starkardur kzbin.info/www/bejne/boTLn5lrjLeUiqM

[@catofthecastle1681]

It was a very season of love 1970s thing to say, written for the book, Love Story by Erich Segal!

[@ThomasCorp]

Oh yeah, this film is an absolute riot. My mom adores it. I always love the lampooning of the famous line from Love Story which also starred Ryan O’Neal as it is one of the dumbest lines ever. It gets a huge laugh every time.

[@juddknight1958]

If you like Ryan O'Neal, I recommend that you watch Paper Moon, which includes Tatum O'Neal, his daughter, that won an Academy supporting actress award for her performance. A quirky funny movie set in Midwest during the Great Depression with a lot of hijinks.

[@paulabarr4239]

Paper Moon also features Madeline Kahn!

[@stephenolan5539]

There is a video where a guy does the give me change for a big bill then ends up with the big bill and the change routine. But messes it up. Paper Moon has that con perfect. And other cons.

[@ericjohnson9623]

​@@paulabarr4239They are both directed by Peter Bogdanovich!

[@DeeWaterlily]

And Madalyn Cahn is in Paper Moon too!

[@Thisisacting88]

I love Barbra, you should watch all of her movies lol 1. Funny Girl 2. The Mirror Has Two Faces 3. The Prince of Tides 4. Nuts 5. The Way We Were/ What’s Up Doc are definitely top 5

[@theaterbear]

Barbra started on Broadway. She first got noticed in a show called “I Can Get it for you Wholesale” then “Funny Girl” made her an all out star. She started doing a lot of TV appearances and then she starred in the film version of Funny Girl that made her a movie star. I think you’d probably love the movie of Funny Girl and she’s kind of crazy amazing - like it’s almost unfair how good she is in it.

[@Javachacin]

I can’t tell you how deeply, DEEPLY, I love this movie, comedy GOLD. This is also Streisand at the top of her comic game, would totally suggest early Streisand for some incredible comic timing.

[@panowa8319]

Speaking of Mel Brooks, other than Madeline Kahn, you saw Liam Dunn who plays the Judge in "Blazing Saddles" as the town Minister, Kenneth Mars in "The Producers" and "Young Frankenstein", also, John Hillerman, the hotel manager in "Blazing Saddles" and "History of the World: Part I". You can find both Ryan O'Neal and Madeline Kahn in "Paper Moon" (1973), co-starring his daughter Tatum. Ryan and Barbara co-star again in "The Main Event" (1979).

[@LordVolkov]

If you haven't seen Barbara in Funny Girl, I highly recommend it. She's so great!

[@davidfox5383]

Yes!!!

[@Hogtownboy1]

musicals are very hard to do on the channel due to copyright

[@sylvanaire]

Plus, she stars across from Omar Sherif (of Dr. Zhivago fame) & he was a hottie too! I’d recommend Dr. Zhivago also as long as you bring a whole box of Kleenex with you when you watch. 😭

[@vanessawhitneypro]

Great movie... Barbra is FABULOUS... Ryan was a very complex person & battled many personal demons... Hope he rests in peace. She's even more fantastic in THE WAY WE WERE and YENTL... You should watch those FOR SURE!

[@Hogtownboy1]

WWW on Valentines day please.

[@rodbacote8607]

One of my all time favorite comedy movies. I used to be able to quote so much of the dialogue when I was younger because I loved it so much. A true example of how they don't make them like they used to and this film's comedy still stands up all these years later.

[@Gargess]

Barbara was a singing star first and originated the role of Fanny Bryce in Funny Girl which she starred in the film version too. I think you'd have fun diving into her material as a singer/ actress/director.

[@Jsspres]

Madeline Kahn was also in The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother. It was the first movie directed Gene Wilder, and also stars Marty Feldman and Dom DeLuise.

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

Barbra was a singer first but she got into Broadway musicals early in her career then major success with her albums and then did a lot of movies. Her voice is considered legendary.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

Paper Moon is a great one. It stars Ryan and his daughter, Tatum. She was only 9 and she won the best supporting actress in it. It is done purposely in black and white in order to capture the ols style Hollywood look. You will love it

[@CEngelbrecht]

The judge is *Liam Dunn.* He was originally a casting agent for years (found a teenager Warren Beatty his first acting gig, for instance) and then suddenly switched to find a pretty decent character acting resume by the 1970s when he was already deep into his 50s. He was discovered by Mel Brooks because of this film, and he was in several of Brooks' best flicks from the early 70s. He's the town preacher in "Blazing Saddles", maybe you've catched him in that. *"Now I don't have to tell you good folks what's been happening in our beloved little town. Sheriff murdered, crops burned, stores looted, people stampeded, and cattle raped. The time has come to act, and act fast. I'm leaving."* Deadpan delivery Leslie Nielsen style.

[@amythehuntress]

The short, bald man was Sorrell Booke, who played Boss Hogg in The Dukes Of Hazzard. He was a brilliant, funny man who spoke 7 languages. His aunt and uncle lived in my hometown.

[@alamc200]

This was always one of my favorite comedy movies. Barbra Streisand was a singer first since about early to mid 1960s. She was very young when she started in Broadway musicals in 1962. I love her voice. Ryan O'Neal was very popular in the 1970, considered a "heartthrob".

[@E3WEINER]

I grew up with this movie and love it so much. My four-year-old orange cat I named Burnsy, after Judy’s rendition of Eunice Burns. Both are clingy. Also idk if you noticed but Hugh is the same actor as the officer in Young Frankenstein, the one where no one could understand his accent. And the old lady next to Judy on the plane was Ryan O’Neal’s mom.

[@emilyweiner1461]

Also, O'Neal's brother and mother are in this movie as the bike owner and old lady on the plane This movie was also the reason why you need a permit and lots of money to film in San Francisco. During the car chase scene, they break some stairs on accident. Love this film!

[@amandabaker4678]

That is a fabulous cat name!

[@horsedoconfb]

Eunice: “Since when do you take bubble baths?” Howard: “It came out of the faucet that way, Eunice” That line never fails to crack me up!

[@Highice007]

The Judge at 32:23 was Liam Dunn, the patient at the beginning of Young Frankenstein, and Preacher in Blazing Saddles. He started off as a talent agent, and tried his hand at acting.

[@BusyBadger]

"I refuse to believe these roads are real!" Sounds like it's time to watch "Bullitt" from 1968 starring Steve McQueen.

[@RaymondHng]

I'm a San Francisco native. All of these streets are real. I can name the street in every shot.

[@doc0815martens]

Very nice reaction, Ashleigh. 😊 Barbra Streisand started out as a singer and already had a job as a singer in a nightclub as a teenager. She got her first record contract at the age of 20 and was awarded a Grammy for her debut album two years later. But she probably wanted to be an actress from the very beginning and so, in addition to music, she also went to Broadway to play theater and thus get her start. In 1968, she made her first movie 'Funny Girl' and immediately won an Academy Award for Best Actress. Very impressive for the time and all round a self-made woman, you can say, who never let herself be put off.

[@Snarkerella]

I'm just now realizing that Mr. Laraby (the guy that feels Barbra's heartbeat) was in "The Mirror Has Two Faces" with Barbra, too. Just random, but something I noticed. Another great movie to watch, too!

[@tlw1950]

Mabel Albertson is one of my all time favorite character actors. She was wonderful in so many things but I would say she’s most known for playing Darrin’s mother on Bewitched (1964-1972). She was absolutely a treasure!

[@dawntripp1974]

Funny Girl!! She originated the role on Broadway, took NYC and the world by storm. One of the best vocalist EVER!! Acted and directed films also. You love musicals so I’m pretty sure you’ll recognize one or two of the songs. You will fall in love with her even more!

[@kwebb121765]

Ashleigh, you are absolutely THE BEST, MOST HILARIOUS MOVIE REACTOR ON KZbin! I don't know what kind of money you make doing this, but you must absolutely turn this into a cable TV show!

[@mrscb5303]

I think KZbin IS cable tv shows at this point 😊🧡🖤🧡

[@neilmcdonald9164]

Singer first..."love means never having to say you're sorry" line was the tagline for Ryan's most famous film,"Love Story",which came out 2 years before this 🎩

[@actualkarenokboomer3158]

The judge is in the very beginning of Young Frankenstein. The guy who plays Hugh is also in Young Frankenstein. The line "Love Means You Never Have to Say Your Sorry" is from the movie "Love Story" which is tragic and Ryan O'Neal is in it.

[@dayshiftnowknd7853]

Ryan and Barbra teamed up again in “The Main Event”, but “What’s Up, Doc?” is probably Streisand’s funniest film. “A Star is Born” and “ Yentl” are great musical dramas staring Babs. She also directed “Yentl”. “Funny Girl” was her first movie.

[@woodedlane]

'For Pete's Sake' is one of my fav Streisand comedies. She is such a great actor.

[@scottarooni]

I agree with you wholeheartedly. It's very underrated, I feel.

[@AuntK68]

Soooo many appearances in this film by actors who gained fame later (such as Sorrel Booke as the man who kept tackling the rich woman and later played Boss Hogg in the Dukes of Hazard, and a very young Randy Quaid in the dinner scene where they were all under the table). Glad you finally got around to this one!

[@jeffreysmith236]

As a 14 year old when this came out, I saw it in the theater and got a very real crush on Streisand. And laughed nonstop throughout.

[@faithnyou1732]

Both Barbara Streisand and Ryan O'Neal have done some great movies (individually). Streisand transitioned from singing to stage acting and from stage acting to film acting, so the singing came first. She released three albums before she ever starred in any films. She has quite a few films I would highly recommend for more reactions to Streisand -- "The Way We Were" (with Robert Redford) and "Prince Of Tides" (with Nick Nolte), to name only a couple. Ryan O'Neal's biggest blockbuster was probably "Love Story" -- an iconic 70s movie, that the line "Love Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry" came from. Another great one is "Paper Moon" (with O'Neal and his daughter Tatum). It was also a big hit during the 70s. Thanks for this great reaction and discussion! ✌💙✌

[@horsedoconfb]

This is the very first reaction video where I’ve laughed right along with the person reacting. And I’ve seen this movie at least two dozen times. It just shows you how HILARIOUS a comedy it is!

[@tenmark7055]

The Russian was Ken Mars who was the the Police Officer in Young Frankenstein with the thick German accent. Streisand started as a night club & theater singer, branched out into movies, won Academy Awards (including the first woman to win one as a composer and was the first woman to write, produce, direct & star in a major studio film). She has sold nearly 150 million records worldwide with 40 Grammy nominations and 8 wins.

[@poyznelf]

And yes, I own this on VHS and refuse to dump it because I LOVE THIS MOVIE. Chaotic and ridiculous. Perfect. Thanks for reviewing it

[@PixelatedH2O]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. I just love the chaos of it.

[@stevemattfis]

1 Liam Dunn....Young Frankenstein patient 2 Barbra.....Began on Broadway Singing & Acting 3 "Love Means Never Having To Say You're Sorry"... Movie line staring Ryan O'Neil called Love Story. 4 Madeline Also Began on Broadway (in 1968) 5 Most people in this movie were in either Mel Brooks movies, Stephen Sondheim Plays or Woody Allen movies.

[@pete_lind]

Liam Dunn with Mel Brooks , Blazing Saddles , preacher , Silent Movie , news vendor, Young Frankenstein, old patient, sadly died at age of 59, looks older than he was. Mel Brooks hired Liam Dunn and Madeline Khan from this movie set. Liam worked as actor only 10 years and managed to do 0ver 80 roles.

[@losthor1zon]

Streisand's last line ("Love means never having to say you're sorry.") was a catchphrase from the movie "Love Story", starring Ryan O'Neal (just a couple of years before this movie). Which is why his reply is so funny ("That's the dumbest thing I ever heard!")

[@mikeking7710]

If I understand correctly, the Servidor was a feature in high class hotels especially in 1920's NYC, that allowed a guest to leave their garments there, for hotel dry-cleaning service. That way, the guest didn't have to open the door. A more current name for this type of function at hotels that even have them anymore, is a Valet Door.

[@user-dq5xx9hi4q]

I can't believe someone is watching this wonderful gem! You go, girl! Barbara is a national treasure. This is gonna be great!

[@TSIRKLAND]

Small correction about Judy's college experience: she never finished any of them; she was no degrees in anything. She soaked up a whole bunch of knowledge from a whole bunch of classes, but she never actually finished any of her degrees, so on paper she has nothing to show for it. She is, as you said, a professional college student: just go to another college, pick a major, go to a bunch of classes, until your chaotic nature gets you expelled again, and then find another college and repeat! I was VERY impressed with how long you were keeping up with the bags, which was which. I never could!

[@milliechook7375]

This is one of my all-time favourite movies - the writing is so tight, and the spoken and physical comedy complement each other perfectly. Great comedic timing and acting from all the cast. Perfect!

[@mikewilding3199]

Barbra Striesand is one of the very few people who holds an EGOT which means she owns an Emmy TVs highest honour Grammy ditto (the song Evergreen will leave you amazed) Oscar Films both as performer and director Tony Stage and theatre performances= EGOT it's a very small select club

[@mortimerbrewster3671]

Since you love this one, you would love For Pete's Sake - also a Streisand movie and very funny. Streisand was a singer first. She was also in one of the versions of A Star Is Born, which Lady Gaga was in a few years ago.

[@danmonges1539]

I was looking to see if someone would mention For Pete's Sake! I've always enjoyed it!

[@crystalis79]

Such a great movie. In the vein of "whose bag is whose" movie plots, Sylvester Stalone did one called Oscar that I would recommend.

[@TerryAllenSwartos]

National Lampoon Vacation’s “Cousin Eddie” (Randy Quaid) as well as Independence Day’s “Russell” the heroic crop-duster at 12:31 , under the banquet room table saying *”Vocal reverberation under spinal pressure?”* You did a pretty good impression of “Simon” at 20:20 ! 👍🏼 23:24 the guy who has no idea why garbage cans are chasing him down a sidewalk, jumps a wall onto an outdoor cafe table, and the diner looking up like the guy fell from the sky! The entire chase scene cracks me up, but the bit with the cans is where I lose it!

[@apollo21lmp]

the reason this felt like a Mel Brooks movie is because it was co-written by Buck Henry, who co-wrote the TV show Get Smart with Mel Brooks. and several Mel Brooks regulars were in this movie. the judge played the preacher in Blazing Saddles, the hotel manager was also in Blazing saddles. Hugh was in Mel Brooks' original 1968 The Producers movie as well as playing the police inspector in Young Frankenstein.

[@robertfloyd4287]

Watch "Funny Girl". It's Streisand's first movie and one for which she won an Oscar. It's a brilliant musical.

[@richardb6260]

I love this movie. It was very much inspired by the comedy "Bringing Up Baby" starring Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn. The multiple suitcase plot point is borrowed from the 60s French film "Oscar" which was remade with Sylvester Stallone (very underrated. You should watch it). Director Christopher McQuarrie said the car chase in this film inspired the car chase in the lastest "Mission: Impossible" movie.

[@lovethomassowell]

Thank you for reacting to this, Ashleigh. Very few people know about it. My dad took a station wagon full of kids to see this movie on my 12th birthday. I don't remember the movie from that time but I do remember my dad laughing so hard he was coughing up popcorn and soda. He was a very quiet and unhappy guy so that is a treasured memory. It ultimately became a family favorite for spouse and kids. Another super fun one in this genre that is tougher to find (although it is on MGM+ with a free trial) is called Surrender with Michael Caine and Sally Field. I think it suits your taste and intellect.

[@jackhaskell694]

The key to Barbara Streisand’s character in this is in the movie’s title. She’s playing Bugs Bunny here, and I can’t imagine it being done better.

[@brianvernon249]

Auntie Mame (Russell), Imitation of Life, Thoroughly Modern Millie & this movie; I shall be forever grateful for my recently deceased wife introducing me to those classics. And the 2nd movie Terri Garr & Richard Dryfuss play a married couple: Let it Ride.

[@katherinedinwiddie4526]

Love this ! Barbara and Ryan make it great. They made me laugh and cry in the Main Event. Ryan is perfect in Love Story.

[@THOMMGB]

At the start of the movie when Judy walks across the street and the two motorcycles just miss her, well, that was the real Barbara doing that scene, not a stunt lady. In Young Frankenstein, Liam Dunn was the patient Gene Wilder used to demonstrate voluntary and involuntary reaction to his students. I'm so glad you watched this movie. It's one of my favorites.

[@coolaunt516]

Barbra started as a singer in clubs in Greenwich Village MYC in the early 1960's, went to Broadway in "Fuuny Girl" which was made into a movie she starred in, and the rest, as they say, is history.

[@daveautzen9089]

One of the funniest films ever made. I watch it anytime I see it on TV. Such a crazy wild ride.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

A real life father & daughter MUST SEE Classic Movie,, Ryan & Tatum O' Neal, AND Madeline Kahn in "Paper Moon" (1973) ..Winner of 18 different Movie awards.

[@reinrose82]

This is the movie that made me fall in love with old movies. Saw it once and couldn’t get enough

[@Majoofi]

Paper Moon is O'Neal and Kahn's best movie.

[@matthewdekker6064]

Before 9/11, TSA wasn't a thing, so you could bring pretty much anything into an airport.

[@lisahumphries3898]

I remember that. Flying was like taking a bus. You just showed your ticket and got on the plane.

[@comeandtakeit82]

​@@lisahumphries3898oh, the good old days

[@elainefenwick6375]

Barbra started out wanting to be an actor, but she was dating a guy who said that she should sing. She spent many years doing summer stock painting sets and whatnot. But her star rose with her singing voice.

[@cbobwhite5768]

"Love means not ever having to say you're sorry." Two years before this movie was made, Ryan O'Neal made a movie called, "Love Story". Co-star Ali MacGraw said that line, part way through the movie and Ryan O'Neal said the same line, at the end.

[@Attabasca]

LOVE this movie!! That and "The Owl and the Pussycat" with George Segal. So good. YAY for you covering this one!!

[@garyarnett1220]

Ashleigh !!! Wonderful choice, one of my favorite movies ever. (You can see a bit of influence on Brooks). Barbra started as a singer who went to acting, although it was early in her career and she continued with both. (She was in HS Choir with Neil Diamond.) The actor as the judge went on to play parts in a number of Brooks' films, I'm sure you're remembering him as the preacher in Blazing Saddles. ("Son, you're on your own".) Thank you so much for this, great start for the year. (And I hadn't heard about Ryan's passing, dang, so many lately.)

[@aagold76]

Babra's best film is 'The Way We Were'- she and the film were Oscar nominated- she for Actress and Song- she won song- the haunting title song- her 2nd Oscar, her first was for probably her 2nd best film- 'Funny Girl'

[@iChristyD]

The guy playing Frederick played the stuttering lawyer in My Cousin Vinny. He’s so young in this movie!!

[@shainewhite2781]

RIP, Ryan O'Neal, 1941-2023. He was having bouts with drug and alcohol addiction for 40 years. Passed away from heart failure at 82.

[@macmcleod1188]

On average, most retirement plans and social security break even points are based on death at 82. And about 87% of people are dead by that age. Less than 1% make it to 91.

[@cbobwhite5768]

If you had something you wanted cleaned, hang it in the "Servidor" and call room service. Room service comes up and uses their key, to open the Servidor, on the outside and gets the clothing. You don't have to be in the room or awake.

[@EricaGamet]

I had forgotten about those... I saw them once or twice as a kid. Makes sense, since this movie came out when I was 4.

[@emanuellawton7942]

Madeline Kahn first worked with Peter Bogdanavich on this movie which came out in 1972 and then he cast her in "Paper Moon" which came out the following year in 1973. Madeline Kahn then went on to make two more hit movies this time with Mel Brooks: "Blazing Saddles " (1974) and "Young Frankenstein " (1974).

[@amitychief3061]

I have always thought this is a really underrated comedy. It's just a joy ride.

[@annemck]

Yay! So happy to see this reaction and glad you enjoyed it. This is possibly my favorite comedy -- I watch it at least once a year when I need a pick-me-up. The jokes never get old.

[@PeterEvansPeteTakesPictures]

Just have to add that I find that everything Kenneth Mars does in this movie down to his overly elaborate hair-flick-chin-up dismissals utterly hilarious.

[@therese1584]

I ❤ him in every movie I see him in!!

[@davidmaldonado1111]

What's the movie where he is uh....spraying perfume on uh...ladies under garments and enjoying the bouquet in a department / mall store ?@@therese1584

[@scottjohnston3144]

A few members of the "Mel Brooks Repratory Players" are in "What's Up Doc?": Madeline Kahn (Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, High Anxiety, History of the World: Part 1), Kenneth Mars (The Producers, Young Frankenstein), Liam Dunn (Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Silent Movie), and John Hillerman (Blazing Saddles, History of the World: Part 1). One of the writers of "What's Up Doc?" was Buck Henry, who co-created the sitcom "Get Smart" with Mel Brooks. Henry's best-known work is probably "The Graduate", which he co-wrote and had a small part in. "The Graduate" starred Dustin Hoffman and Mrs. Mel Brooks - Anne Bancroft.

[@Nezzeraj]

"How did he get those bolt cutters through TSA?" This line really made me feel old lol. TSA wasn't created until after 9/11 in 2001. Before that airports were MUCH more relaxed and convenient.

[@biol232laboratory5]

This is one of my favorite movies ever! So many people have never heard of it. Loved your reaction!! 😁❤️