At the young age when this came out, most of the kids likely never understood the 'adult theme' to most of the movie. There are so many funny clips it's hard to pick just one.
It’s pronounced “Fronkensteen".
I was 17 in `74 and I didn`t see it to several year later after I got out of the Army and rambled around a bit, probably in `79 or `80...By then they probably had allready knocked down the Yale to make room for RCB`s drive through...
What hump?
Whose brain did I put in? Abby something......Normal.....Abby Normal! LOL!
“He would have an enormous schwanzschtücker.”
My first date in high school was to Blazing Saddles. I nearly wet my pants I was laughing so hard. Young Frankenstein was another film of comedic genius.
I always wanted to have a beer with Mr.Brooks.
The story of how Brooks met his wife, Anne Bancroft is classic Brooks.
Bancroft was in a play where Brooks bought out the entire front row for that night. Bancroft noticed and asked “who” was the man in the center of the front row who at one point appeared to be saying, “I love you!” They told her, “That is Mr. Mel Brooks “.
I always wanted to have a beer with Mr.Brooks.
The story of how Brooks met his wife, Anne Bancroft is classic Brooks.
Bancroft was in a play where Brooks bought out the entire front row for that night. Bancroft noticed and asked “who” was the man in the center of the front row who at one point appeared to be saying, “I love you!” They told her, “That is Mr. Mel Brooks “.
***horses whinny***
"It's twu! It's twu!"
Just stumbled across this blooper reel on Youtube. Good for a Friday laugh!
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