Wizard of Oz - If I Were King of the Forest

[@SeansLipSyncingSock]

The Lion's tail was practically its own character. I've always loved "Ma-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-haaaarnach!"

[@andrewbrown2888]

The tail was essential,core as a mobile entity,yes.

[@tonycanabal1659]

Especially when they crossed the drawbridge!

[@mattg177]

😂🤣

[@lloydbowers8997]

I've read that Bert Lahr's improvisations and ad-libs made the cast laugh so often, Fleming had to reshoot every scene he was in.

[@Mone333Williams]

3:00 that "courage" speech was ICONIC 🙋🏾‍♀️🫂👑 NOT NOBODY...NOT NOHOW!? 😅

[@Flegan777]

I love how Tin Man just casually broke the vase to make a crown for Lion. What a friend. : D

[@jacobsteffy4853]

And in pace with the music! This song is awesome

[@HenrysSpiceofLife]

The Tin Man making a crown out of a flower pot always gets me ! 😆

[@michellejones4206]

The King of the Forest has to get his Crown🦁👑

[@jeffreysnydr]

RIP Flowers at 2:16

[@kingdom7770]

My father would do this act when I younger. RIP, pops.

[@ericsantana1184]

CBFROMDC He must have been very talented

[@angeld3654]

Aww i bet ur dad is the best dad ever! My dad used to do this all the time too when i was little to cheer me up: being the cowardly lion!

[@aquablue1252]

:(

[@putonahappyface5510]

Your dad was the lion in the final cut omg ? Rip your dad great vibrato 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@joankain6193]

LOL***

[@JacobLink350]

"What have they got that I ain't got?!" "Courage." "You can say that again! ...HUH?!" BEST LINE EVER IN THAT MOVIE!

[@jaypritchett6846]

3:31 *I love that part!!!* 🤣❤️

[@itfigurescomics6704]

Yep! XD

[@joankain6193]

LOL***

[@diananutt1517]

Awww Nuts.😽

[@joankain6193]

@@diananutt1517

[@Lealonna]

"If I were the King of the foOORRRESSSTTTTT!!" LOL Doesn't matter how many times I see it, I always laugh when he sing that part.

[@aquablue1252]

His exaggerated vibrato is clearly meant to make the lion seem ferocious, it’s so cute and so freakin funny at the same time

[@themr_wilson]

His exaggerated vibrato is fun. The exaggerated vibrato prevalent in the time in a serious manner was ridiculous (Millie from "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" always comes to mind)

[@roninjoey]

@@themr_wilsongood movie

[@MaskedMan66]

Not to make him ferocious, just to be silly, a talent at which Mr. Lahr excelled.

[@fritgirl23]

"With a ruff and uh ruff" 😂

[@summerreed3688]

and a ro-yalll growlllll......ruff

[@wildkratts16aj59]

I'm brushing up on looking down. I'm working on my ROAR!!

[@angeld3654]

Allybear14 haha

[@MaskedMan66]

@@wildkratts16aj59 Wrong lion! Lahr's roar needed no work. :-3

[@ruthiehenshallfan99]

Greatest vibrato ever!

[@angeld3654]

ruthiehenshallfan99 agreed

[@billhobbie5798]

Brilliant performance Mr. Bahr. Brings tears to my eyes. Bravo!!!

[@sirandrelefaedelinoge]

Shame you couldn't get his name right

[@NoBullsh_t]

Shit is moving, and goes hard ..

[@smichaels10]

Sucks

[@srinathmalakar7820]

Bravo!

[@user-mb9pi5zs3t]

Mr. Lert Bahr, what a legend!

[@VicGeorge2K6]

I liked the end of his speech, when he asks, "What do they have that I haven't got?", and when they answer "Courage", he agrees with them for a moment and then realizes, "What the heck did I say?"

[@MaskedMan66]

No, he's talking about what they said.

[@aleks0_o879]

it's like he was pulled back to reality. he's a coward

[@cindymalone4006]

The Lion was my favorite character.

[@KatherineUribe-1]

Classic. He was absolutely wonderful in the role and he owned this particular scene.

[@KatharineDalton-xv5ud]

He sure did. This was my favorite scene in the movie. Burt Lahr was magnificent (as any king should be!) His vibrato was hilarious! Great scene, great performances, great movie 🍿

[@UnlimitedZoro2010]

oh god this brings back memories... it may have been 5 months ago, but the single greatest moment of my entire life was singing this in front of more than 700 people 3 times

[@stephanie3848]

🙂

[@alexanderclement6368]

Dude I'm so excited to sing this for my school musical Edit: it went amazing and I'm never gonna forget it

[@liahadams7796]

My auditions for this musical are in two days I’m so excited it’s one of my all-time favorites.

[@creamcannon825]

Tech Week for my school's production begins tomorrow. I'm equal parts nervous and excited to do this act for a whole auditorium full of folks.

[@themr_wilson]

10 years later, certainly is a highlight, but is it still THE highlight of your life?

[@XaurreauX]

Probably one of the greatest movies of all time.

[@yifgohsanchez9414]

+XaurreauX Probably?

[@joec7217]

THE greatest movie EVER!!!

[@goback3spaces]

Yeah, probably.

[@rstein926]

The Wizard of Oz is the most iconic of film of all time. In my opinion this film, the original Star Wars film, Mary Poppins, Lion King, Titanic, Jaws, The Sound of Music, Gone with the Wind, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The Exorcist, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Dr No, Godfather, Apocalypse Now and Beauty and the Beast are amongst the biggest films of the 20th century

[@MaskedMan66]

@@rstein926 Just about all of those are on the American Film Institute's Top 100 Movies of All Time list.

[@ilovepurple1092]

cracks me up everytime lol

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

Lissette Fuentes-Dos Santos 😘

[@angeld3654]

Lissette Fuentes-Dos Santos me too!! I laugh sooo hard!! Haha

[@707coded]

Russian Archer are you homophobic or something ?

[@samuelwayne974]

I love the lion! How does he move that tail???

[@maxfreefall8393]

Haha

[@MysTaria87]

Still one of the best movies ever made… classic. They don't make 'em like this anymore.

[@MikeJ2023]

MysTaria87 the wizard says go away

[@jonathanscher5110]

Did you know there is an anime movie of the Wizard of Oz?

[@CJ-dw8gv]

YES it's sad Eh...?

[@kimberlyj.sullivan9304]

It is also one of the most expensive movies, ever made. True geniuses gave us this timeless classic!

[@MaskedMan66]

@@jonathanscher5110 There's a feature-length anime version, which is probably the one you're talking about, plus a T.V. series which was edited into a movie, and various other anime adaptations of varying length.

[@paigem.6487]

0:20: “If I were king of the forEEEEEEEST!” LMAO

[@shika916]

He sounds like he's underwater. 😂

[@clevernickname8095]

This guy is enjoying himself

[@MaskedMan66]

Bert Lahr was a ham and he knew it! And he had every right to be, because he was a comedy genius. :-3

[@MaskedMan66]

@Seth Kareem I just pop in my DVD. :-)

[@robsingletary2383]

A near perfect movie as you can get....For ANY age....A MASTERPIECE

[@boinknook]

Love the way that tail moves. Bert Lahr was the greatest. The scene where they kidnap the guards and he gets all excited, a classic forever.

[@MaskedMan66]

They didn't kidnap the guards, they clobbered them. The Lion might even have eaten them.

[@IncandescentFlame]

The guy's voice is imposserous.

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

IncandescentFlame 😄👍

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

@Michaelle Green 😆

[@AliJayCraft]

Except without actual courage

[@johngerson7335]

You win the internet today (imho), even if you did make the comment nine years ago!👍😉

[@WORKERSANDDREAMERS]

You gotta love it....a lion cracking funny jokes with a Yiddish accent!

[@DieFlabbergast]

Dat ain't no Yiddish accent - dat's a Noo Yawk accent, and you better believe it! All the best lions come from da Bronx or Brooklyn.

[@WORKERSANDDREAMERS]

DieFlabbergast True but NY humour is jewish humor just like American humor is jewish humor. Look at it's greatest comics; almost all jews. Who do you think wrote that song he's singing? Duh!

[@DieFlabbergast]

WORKERSANDDREAMERS What's that got to do with it? We're talking about accents, and Lahr's accent in this song is pure New York. There are many Jews in NY, but most New Yorkers are not Jewish. And anyway, you exaggerate the influence of Jewish people on American humor. Great non-Jewish American comedians include W.C. Fields, Oliver Hardy, Bob Hope, George Carlin, to name just a few.

[@WORKERSANDDREAMERS]

DieFlabbergast ok

[@MaskedMan66]

+DieFlabbergast Great Jewish American comedians include Jack Benny, George Burns, Eddie Cantor, Danny Kaye, Groucho, Chico, Harpo, Zeppo, and Gummo Marx, Fanny Brice, Sid Ceasar, Jerry Lewis, Milton Berle, Don Rickles, Morey Amsterdam, Gilda Radner, and all six Three Stooges.

[@reedvermeire1481]

One of the most beloved characters of all time. We don't know what its like to not have a brain or heart. However, i can name at least 20 times in the last month i haven't had the courage to do something. Bert Luar puts light to the subject and makes it okay to be afraid now and then. The one most heavy character built role in the whole movie. Makes me realize how much studying this character for my own high school's production paid off. Truly thankful i had that opportunity.

[@LindaMerchant-pm8vn]

My regal robes be satin not cotton not tin

[@MaskedMan66]

@@LindaMerchant-pm8vn "Chintz," not "tin." "Chintz" rhymes with "prince."

[@masterninjary2319]

Just this scene could’ve won him an Oscar.

[@bradyryan5105]

Agreed. Bert Lahr's performance here is simply amazing

[@AliJayCraft]

Tin man just casually breaking a vase to make the crown 🍶🔨

[@Blahbevava]

I always liked the music that starts at 1:47 the best. Those trumpets and everything. There's something very special about this time period in human history. A generation that went from the old world and darkness in the night into the the future of the electric age, technology, and all the prosperity it would bring and had brought by that time. A kind of celebration. A sense of defiance against the centuries that mankind spent struggling in the darkness. It's represented in the art deco and many things of this era.

[@millers3888]

+Mr. Extreme Really any music pre 1985 to me is genius. Live bands like what your are talking about are the best. If you listen to Feed the Birds from Mary Poppins it's hard to believe we humans could create such beautiful music.

[@Blahbevava]

+millers3888 Powerful stuff for sure! I know I wouldn't be the same person today inside if I hadn't grown up with the music and movies that I had like Marry Poppins. Those few and subtle moments that come straight from the heavens themselves. There's a certain reverence, humility, and understanding that is so missing from everything now in our culture.

[@CosmicIntelJet]

I've always thought THE same exact thing and you put it to words wonderfully. :D

[@Blahbevava]

***** THanks, Nice to know there's others out there who hear things like this too and understand.

[@MaskedMan66]

Prosperity. Hm. You do realize that the Great Depression was still present for many at this time in America's history, don't you? What you say smacks of chronological snobbery, the notion that we in the present have it all over them in the past because they were so stupid and ignorant. Never mind that most of humankind's greatest achievements in the areas of art, architecture, religion, science, philosophy, poetry, theater, literature, and music lie in the past and that everything we do with those things now is just variations on themes. As for Oz: "The Witch of the North seemed to think for a time, with her head bowed and her eyes upon the ground. Then she looked up and said, 'I do not know where Kansas is, for I have never heard that country mentioned before. But tell me, is it a civilized country?' "'Oh, yes,' replied Dorothy. "'Then that accounts for it. In the civilized countries I believe there are no witches left, nor wizards, nor sorceresses, nor magicians. But, you see, the Land of Oz has never been civilized, for we are cut off from all the rest of the world. Therefore we still have witches and wizards amongst us.'" -- "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," Chapter 2, "The Council with the Munchkins"

[@Caine61]

The original "I Just Can't Wait to be King"

[@pottermental9100]

thats lion king hon

[@sierra1670]

+Lisa Evans nope this film is much older than the lion king. That was this dude's point.

[@CockLobster]

That must have sounded better in your head, each song is an original, you ass.

[@itspronouncednayohmee]

Cock Lobster its a joke.

[@Caine61]

+Cock Lobster Username checks out.

[@hiwelcometochilis4178]

The bow in his hair, tho 🤣

[@Tmanaz480]

Subtext 😉

[@RaiceGeriko]

"What makes the dawn come up like THUNDAAAH?!... Courage." Love, love, love this scene in the film.

[@Mone333Williams]

What makes the muskrat guard his musk?? Courage 😅

[@Novalunosis90]

Been watching this movie for 21 years now... and this scene still gets me every time.

[@amandalynngibson8332]

Love your comment. Pass me popcorn. And tissues.

[@themr_wilson]

32 years now? That's a hell of a long edition you've got

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

52 years I have watched the wizard of Oz ❤❤❤

[@westernsellers9148]

@@themr_wilson 33 years this year

[@mowordevangelistterrietank884]

I'm 36 and love this movie too....this is my favorite part.

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

Evangelist Terrie Dillard I'm like 41 & still on it 😅👍

[@wombat8812]

I love how he says "forest", lol.

[@Mone333Williams]

2:39 is where you see the most ICONIC speech ever starts 😅👑🦁😭❣️

[@justinbird337]

2:22 has got me cracking up because he says a word and goes into a laugh-like ending and i think he says "nug" after but all i know is that this part will always get me

[@MaskedMan66]

"Monarch," as in "monarch of all I survey."

[@NoBullsh_t]

I thought he was talking gibberish too until I seen the captions on my TV just now....

[@FireMadeFleshII]

1:14 ...I CAN'T 😂😂😂 How did he do that with a straight face?

[@MaskedMan66]

He was an old pro.

[@shanicedabratt4312]

Right

[@Valley0fDeath]

He didn’t want to be slapped

[@jetnight88]

King-g-g-g-g Why he singing like that?

[@CJ1hunnid]

@@jetnight88 It's called soul

[@wchambers3849]

"What makes the Sphinx the 7th wonder? (Courage). What makes the dawn come up like thunder? (Courage)" The whole passage & acting is absolutely brilliant!!!

[@ericsantana1184]

My grandma had this movie on VHS. It was one of my favorite childhood movies. It was our favorite movie. Thank you Grandma.

[@Mone333Williams]

One of the best things she ever did for you. My grandmother gave me the gift of pagents/miss universe etc and supermodel runways. It's becuz of her I remember watching Whitney Houston at 3 singing the national anthem. Miss that woman 👑🌹

[@themetalchica]

One of the best comedic performances in film history.

[@kstax9225]

2:25 gets me every single time I swear lol

[@thatbastardson]

The best speech ever given.

[@AlisonBryen]

Me and my sister still sing this together in our thirties.

[@KatarinaHrbanova]

I absolutely love the lion and he is so funny!!! :D

[@angeld3654]

Katarina Hrbanova yup

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

Lol😜

[@alyssajones4368]

3:28 I love how the Tin Man and Dorothy look at each other, LOL

[@leahfitz1483]

They’re an interesting pair

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

😘

[@bornonplanetyesterday3484]

I'm cracking up lol!!!!! 😂😂😂 great singing

[@paulmarcone]

Such a classic. Always one of my favorite scenes of the movie.

[@Scavenger82]

"whatta they got that i ain't got!!?" courage "you can say that again" doubletake....wait, what?

[@jaypritchett6846]

3:31 *I love that part!!!* 🤣❤️

[@colorthingz]

The way tin man just broke the pot😭 I can't

[@elkonazo]

He killed this scene

[@janethodgman7286]

Everytime I eat an apricot... "who puts the Ap in apricot?" Sleighs me : )

[@MaskedMan66]

"Ape," that is. Wordplay, don'tcha know. ;-)

[@ytvforever]

0:20 - 0:25 Gets me everytime 😂

[@brandonmedina494]

Makes u wonder how they all kept a straight face

[@josearielortiz2055]

This is like an exaggerated laugh or a goat bleat that really makes anyone laugh

[@Shifterzilla]

Try listening to it in 2x its even funnier!!!😂😂😂

[@matthewb8493]

My friend and I died laughing to this😂😂😂

[@ChuckNYC71]

This scene is a Master Class in Acting... So amazing and well delivered. Mr. Bert Lahr, you willl always be THE one and only Cowardly Lion. RIP

[@MaskedMan66]

Not the one and only, just the best. But don't ignore Milton Berle, Ted Ross, and all the others. And I'm not saying that because I once played the part!

[@Anuscrasher1]

This is whats called real acting , ladies and gentlemen!

[@KneelB4Bacon]

Bert Lahr was an old Vaudeville guy before movies came along. He had tons of stage-acting experience. :)

[@angeld3654]

Anuscrasher1 yup! *claps* bravo

[@MaskedMan66]

@Catzilla Including Shakespeare, if you'll believe it!

[@miranimeaeclipse7319]

“What do they got that I ain’t got?” “Courage” “You can say that again”🤣🤣🤣

[@Cml725]

A brilliant song that mixes great humor as well as the underrated talent of Bert Lahr!

[@KatHeartnetXIII]

With a "woof!" and a "woof!" and a kingly growl! :3 that's adorable...

[@moultriemobley3777]

Omg... This was my momma favorite part!!!!

[@andreeewhitfield4363]

This movie is a archive classic this movie will never ever ever ever get old I grew up on this movie I'm 37

[@clarky2356]

The first bit where if I was king of the forest always gets me laughing 🤣🤣

[@iamjohnporter67]

For a movie from the 1930s this holds up to this day.

[@MaskedMan66]

What do you mean? That's when people knew how to make movies!

[@iamjohnporter67]

@@MaskedMan66 You would not understand because you were not born in this generation.

[@MaskedMan66]

@@iamjohnporter67 What do you think I wouldn't understand?

[@joewhitaker6428]

The Cowardly Lion always made me crack up laughing esp. singing this song 😅

[@Demaenetus]

All of the men in that scene were vaudeville veterans. Buddy Ebsen - a talented dancer - was the original Tin Man, but was hospitalized after a bad reaction to the silver paint. They wanted Shirley Temple to play Dorothy, and she would have been great, but I’m so glad Judy got the part. One of the best films ever; the sound track rivals anything ever made: Sound of Music, Mary Poppins, Cabaret ... even musicals made for the stage, like Showboat, Oklahoma!, Grease, My Fair Lady, Sweet Charity and Jesus Christ Superstar. Just superb in every respect. I wish Hollywood could still make films this timeless.

[@stuartjohnson5686]

The blasphemous Jesus Christ Superstar doesn't belong on any list with those others

[@aqacefan]

It wasn't silver paint, it was aluminum dust. One day Buddy went to take a breath... and he couldn't. Jack Haley replaced him, and the makeup was switched to aluminum paste.

[@MaskedMan66]

Ebsen's reaction was to the aluminum powder, not the white greasepaint. Producer Mervyn LeRoy never intended the role of Dorothy for anyone except Judy Garland.

[@MaskedMan66]

@@stuartjohnson5686 While I don't disagree about the atheistic take on the story of Jesus, that doesn't prevent Webber's music from being well-composed.

[@artguti1551]

I think the Sound Of Music singing Tops them All!!!

[@cindymalone4006]

I never realized until i was grown that he barked instead roared.Also when my grandson was little ,I found a shirt for him that had the whole "Courage" speech on it.i had to buy it.

[@PoeDameron15]

That music opening at 0:13 always makes me laugh, because it sounds like the opening of a movie logo. 😆

[@dougdumond1651]

RIP to everybody😞😖😔

[@MsMurphster123]

The woof bit is so cute!!

[@rackinfrackin2883]

A true highlight of a movie that is nothing BUT highlights- Mister Lahr crushing it! Still exhilarating after 85 years.

[@quizmaster85]

LION: WHAT HAVE THEY GOT THAT I AIN'T GOT?! Others: Courage. LION: You can say that again! (laughs...) Huh??! Classic! :)

[@jaypritchett6846]

3:31 *I love that part!!!* 🤣❤️

[@leonayahhicks2711]

Yesssss😂😂😂💯💯💯

[@Bob31415]

I know. My favorite part.

[@robbiejordan4119]

1:47 now that is a true king.

[@SunBunz]

0:47 With a wwwoof. And a wrrroof! And rrrrroyal grrrowl... ...woof. 🦁

[@carselevators930]

If I If I were KINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGGGG🤣🤣🤣 Had me on the floor laughing

[@lottie7010]

I just love the lion... he is so cute.

[@pauls2099]

If you look at some of Burt Lahrs other movies you can see he was born to play this part. Absolutely incredible actor

[@manuelorozco7760]

I’ve also seen Just Around The Corner he did with Shirley Temple

[@Loejyrrab]

Burt Lahr was born to play this role and sing that song.

[@matarthekiller6614]

0:19-0:25 i dont know why but this cracks me up almost every single time

[@MaskedMan66]

Because it's funny.

[@Dewitt4ever]

This was one of the best scene that lion taught that any animal & human takes bravely and besides lions are the type of animal that presents courage

[@user-fy3rf3zy3f]

Eye 58 and eye still gets excited watching this movie and singing oll the songs eye watching it now with my grandbeys

[@AnthonyLeachman-sc6es]

Still working in movie 🎦

[@KBAFourthtime]

"Not even a rhinocerous?" "Impocerous!" "Well, how about a hippopotamus?" "Why I'd trash him from top to bottamus!" "Supposin' you met an elephant." "Why I'd wrap him up in cellophant." ME: Well, what about a giraffe?!

[@xmarksthespot1372]

@Michaelle Green Haha Nice!

[@JESUSwithLIGHTSABERS]

Michaelle Green Bend him in Halfiraffe

[@indigofuego8605]

I'd give him a Bath

[@resteringsalonze9303]

is your 10 by 10 wood or rubber? does it have a front door?

[@alexbetts3313]

I would kick his ass

[@spacelemur7955]

Wonderful, full-hearted performance. Bravo. Hell, this film had many magnificent songs. It will always be my favorite movie.

[@BiblicalTea7]

One of my favorite scenes in the film :-)

[@tastyfreeze111]

'and the sparrow'.....(gets me everytime)

[@angelinachristina79]

My favorite movie of all time. 💘

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

😘

[@Gr8Layks]

The very, very end is priceless! "Huh?"

[@Gingerninjaforever]

love his face when he goes " what makes the musk rat gaurd his musk" XD lol love it

[@Zethys]

31 years old, watched thie dozens of times, and nope, it's impossible to not laugh at this. :D

[@jessicadylan7359]

the wizard of oz has always been my favorite movie it's a classic and I love this song

[@lianecornils6603]

I’m ready to sign my papers to join this club right now ! 🤣👩‍⚖️👍🌳

[@crystaldodge5452]

He’s making me cry

[@trippasnippa5093]

I still come back to this with my older bro to bring back that funny as memory that cant be replaced from when we were youngens like home alone Harry I've reached the top 😂😂😂

[@2bdefacto]

an extraordinary movie, when I was a child the Television station used to show this once a year and everyone looked forward to seeing it. I only wished at the very end when Dorothy was back in her own bed that the would have scanned down to show that she was actually wearing the Ruby Slippers.Just a thought

[@MaskedMan66]

That would have been contrived and cheap.

[@KingdomHeartsFan3211]

WOW! That guy is heavy on the vibrato!!!

[@jalenv2064]

Him: "WHAT HAVE THEY GOT THAT I AINT GOT!!" Everyone else: "Courage!"

[@artisticalex1206]

The Cowardly Lion is amazing and funny. 😂 He is my favorite character of this movie other than Dorothy.

[@haintedhouse3052]

"what do they got that i aint got?" "courage."

[@naomixixx_]

"you can say that again" 😂

[@tess303]

Fecking brilliant performance! Cracks me up everytine

[@joleysarro9831]

I’m dying! I didn’t remember how funny this was! 😂😂😂

[@pamelamorris3547]

Bert Lahr should have been nominated or won an Oscar for best supporting actor back then for this movie in 1939. if he had done a more incredibly amazing and very powerful outstanding and very good job in this movie, he would have won an Oscar for best supporting actor back then for this movie. i wish he had won an Oscar this amazing movie.

[@YouSimon1000]

I think a huge part of this classic's success is due to Herbert Stothart. He orchestrated this incredible soundtrack.

[@manuelorozco7760]

Why he won his Oscar after all

[@elizabethtraylor5073]

Man, the "coronation" sequence (1:47 to 2:22) is done all in one continuous shot and there are SO many things which could have gone wrong.