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How I wish I could have gotten a hug from gene wilder

Love this version love the book

I love this so much. He is so great

I was 14 when this came out. I drug my little sister over and over to the theater to watch it. I dreamed of having a little boy just like the prince. I did, three of them. I loved this movie then, I love it even more today. Such a sweet and tender movie.

After all the why and how debate, I love the joke really landing with WHERE (re Eliot's teeth) 😂

Watching the Bob Fosse snake scene, I immediately thought of Gene Wilder, and then he was the Fox.

Somebody throw a pie!!!!!

I saw Beyond the Fringe on Broadway in the early 60s. It was sensational. Every skit was brilliant. More than a decade later I saw AJ Ayer give a lecture at Colgate. Well, I laughed out loud in a crowded lecture hall. Ayer so reminded me of Miller, when he went through Moore common sense realism “This is a chair” routine. Ayer looked straight at me. I was embarrassed. Still, Miller got Ayer perfectly right. Fond if uncomfortable memories

No tno film has changed

While Gene Wilder is fantastic in this. I think we need to talk about Steven Warner in this. This kid is fantastic...

I know why i prefer Python more than fringe cause fringe is mainly upper class toffs and their culture and comedy of the wealthy and upper class is never as funnier as the lower classes. Rick Mayall realized this as bottom was his best and the statesman and filthy rich and catflap and other toff roles he did was never as funny as bottom or young ones.

Can't understand a word they're saying. Any chance of subtitles?

✡️ Rip/ Z"L Gene ✡️ 🦊

I should imagine in the modern Oxford this magnificent show from a long gone past of reason, discussion and humour would likely as not be shouted down by the offended mob of people, chanting and waving banners with the fixed slogans supplied to them for the particular agenda being parroted.

The fact that this black and white clip is blue and green all over at the same time is an example of a no-sense data. Brilliant.

This is a great scene but you CUT out the CORE the dance😮

So sweet and beautiful 😍

My grandma have this movie. Every time I visit her I ask watch it. This was my fav part.

My little sister stole this movie from block buster when she was 4 and I was 8. We watched it everyday and night for so long. Now we’re both gay depressed artists :)

I was 4 when I first saw this film and I would watch it a infinite amount of times and till this day it’s the best film I have ever seen

Youhave to be high AF to watch this now.

I love seeing Gene act with children in movies. He was a gentle talented man with a voice of melted gold.

and extinct also is an audience's ability to appreciate it.

this kind of great humor is as extinct as the velowciraptooohr.

Every time I see this I cry… this is so simple and at the same time so deep. Best story/book ever

The audio is very muted, and I can't har well enough to be amused.

I seen this movie when I was I about eight I all I remember is crying my eyes out now now I am 51 and trying to reconnect with that whatever it was with this movie that touched me so much as a very young child

Thank you, thank you very much, infinite thanks.

I never got to say goodbye to my dad before he died but I did have a dream shortly after where I was alone in the middle of the nowhere like the little prince in this scene, 5:48 my dad showed up, kneeled, smiled, hugged me and said "bye for now"..I cried and woke up. Now everytime I see this scene and the little prince's sad face, I can't help but cry... RIP Pop!!

Not exactly hilarious? I'd say--rather haphazardly mind you--(with the qualifier that the game of hilarity is in fact a game of language, quid pro quo), that this sketch is exactly within the set (which may in fact be a fuzzy set, rather than the typical precise non-fuzzy set which we normally think of) of things which may be (or at least often are) considered hilarious.

Every line from this movie/book is a masterpiece.

This one scene is one of the greatest things ever filmed. Simple, quiet and heartbreaking.

What does the fox say?...sorry, I couldn't help it.

I never seen this movie but gene wilder puts me so much in mind of wes Anderson's mr. fox, now I see where the inspiration came from ! God I wanna see this so bad, Wilder plays this role so charmingly... It just fits him to a t.

"I'm a fox." "I'm sad. Will you play with me?" "No." *runs away chaotically*

What kind of gay crap is this?

Pure boy pure soul... soooo cute 👑 prefect to this work 😍

i read in his autobiography that, the shot where he’s in the wheat field, right before they shot it he had gotten the call that his father passed. one of the best actors to ever live, and after watching almost all of his movies i credit him as the reason i want to be an actor someday.

i watched this when i was little and i fucking cried my eyes out, nostalgia hit really hard :)

It is only with the heart that one can truly see. What is essential is invisible to the eye ❤️😢

"But I don't lie." "Then you're inhuman"

The editing in this is wonky as hell. But Gene Wilder plays the part so well I don’t care.

How is it that I'm 50 and I've never heard of this movie? Bob Fosse brought me here.

1:20 I'm sorry i have to leave it here

<3 Does anyone know where I can see this 1974 original full length movie, I've never seen it and can 't find it on RUclips, nor on Netflix....

Actually, I think it's bloody hilarious!

Thank you

LOVE GENE WILDER WITH ALL MY HEART AND ALWAYS WILL

HOW COULD 11 PEOPLE NOT APPRECIATE A WONDERFUL MAN GENE WILDER

Damn. That fox's secret made me cry. Now what do I do