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FULL LENGTH BLAZING SADDLES (1974) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

🕑 Added 2023-09-05 20:32:20 +0000 UTC

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Grant Wasson

Richard Pryor was actually set to star as the Sheriff however the movie studio refused due to Richard's controversial image in those days. Would've been amazing however Cleavon Little delivered an unforgettable performance as Sheriff Bart.

Fonzwife

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Veronica Daye West

Aside from Mel Brooks making fun of EVERYONE, he was one of the first to break the ‘4th wall’… that’s where the studio and theater parts at the end really got involved… before that it was talking to you through the camera… oh! And the hangman was the same one from Robinhood Men in Tights!!

Tom Dean

i don't know if any one mentioned... but another good Gene Wilder movie, is See No Evil Hear No Evil... with Richard Pryor... those two did there best work together... and Mel Brooks was the Governor and the Chief in this movie

Douglas Custard

The white people part of the script was written by Richard Pryor. He was going to be the sheriff, because of his drug habit the studio would allow it to happen.

J C

If I remember correctly, the script was written mostly by Gene Wilder & Richard Pryor. Yes, the language and racial bits are offensive, but as you said, it was done to really show how dumb those stereotypes are. Of course, this is one of those movies that would NEVER be able to be made today. You guys should check out some of the other Mel Brooks' movies as well. They're all pretty hilarious. "Spaceballs" is my absolute favorite, but "Young Frankenstein," "History of the World Part 1," and "Robin Hood: Men in Tights" are pretty hilarious too! :)

Elizabeth Franco

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Elizabeth Franco

Madeleine Kahn can actually sing

Shirley Durr

I love you two but can't stand this movie. Catch you on the next one.

Connor Fallon

Glad you guys liked it, “Blazing Saddles” is really a classic. You guys should do “Young Frankenstein” for Halloween, it also has Gene Wilder and Madeline Kahn in it. And while Halloween is in the air, you guys should also check out “Elvira, Mistress of the Dark”.