Ivanka Trump & Her Freak Show Wedding

[reinder14]

Love Slitze :D

[charlenemonique1]

i have the re-make and I like it pretty well ,I want to see this 1932 version.I think that I'd like it even better.I wonder where I can find it.

[OneoftheImmortals]

@charlenemonique1 at Amazon

[OneoftheImmortals]

Tod Brown's 1932 movie, "Freaks." You should have read the info box.

Happy Halloween and enjoy the movie.

;-{)

[Veronichina86]

What's the title of this movie???i'd really like to watch it...

[yardleyaloe]

LOL.

[popartproductions]

Awesome clip from a fantastic movie! She get's her just deserts at the end! Quack, LOL! Pops

[DebbieVicari]

lol... I like the making my rounds comment... :)

[DameEdithDivine]

Making my rounds.

[54spiritedwill54]

i feel ill now

[TheBabyEaters]

Love this film.

[virgostar19]

looks like Ivana

[DameEdithDivine]

Surreal!

[Hyperclownpenny]

The one she's marrying is Hans (Harry Earles) and the other Daisy Earles. Weren't they in this movie having a romance, but it was very subdued?

[jr9950]

So, that was the end of the real movie, or just a segment from it? What did she put in the drink? It didn't do anything to anyone. I couldn't understand what she was yelling at that little kid, or what she was talking about.

[OneoftheImmortals]

That was the middle of the movie. That wasn't a little kid, that was her husband who she just married. If you want to know what happened I suggest you see the movie.

[Docism]

Proof that Zippy the Pinhead is a real person. Who knew?

[starwave1967]

fuck that shit !!!

[galkdgj]

i don't understand.

[Razorqz]

thats so mean and what is that movie called i would like to see it

[OneoftheImmortals]

Freaks

[Ericthesoundninja]

Wow, that was very much interesting. This definatly seems like it would be an extremely significant film. It doesn't suprise me that at the time it was thought of as strange, however now adays we can plainly see that such a film was definatly progressive.

I like the clever symoblism of the film. The fact that they made the regular people evil for looking on the disabled with such blatant discust is pure genius. A film that was obviously cultured far past it's time.

[JohnBarryHurst]

thats sum freaky shizen

[israelno1]

terribol  .hard to sea

[elsoda]

This movie was BANNED FOR 40 years, it was finally released on dvd not long ago. it is ok, its supposed to be horror but its not scary..just plain disturbing.

[OneoftheImmortals]

The movie was not banned for 40 years. Its deformed cast was shocking to moviegoers of the time; the film was only banned in the United Kingdom for 30 years.

In 1994, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."

[croatianthug]

This is sick!

[lidul]

wtf mate

[svagrod]

i dont know if i should laugh or be very very scared?

[MariahYanez]

imagine yourself standing there with a table full of deformed people all laughing and chanting "gooble gobble, we accept her, we accept her, one of us, one of us..." over and over!!! This was kinda disturbing.

[OneoftheImmortals]

In reality, the bride, who wasn't a "freak," was marrying her husband for his money and planning to kill him. She was the true monster.

[MariahYanez]

thats fucked up

[PhatMastaE]

i'm traumatized for life =s

[utubegetstedious]

whats this called, looks like a good watch.

[OneoftheImmortals]

The movie is called, "Freaks."

[juggz79]

i feel ill now

[Dankman89]

omg what can i say, besides that video was lol full

[UKcallum]

good videop

[DEF90JAM]

what is this?... a video of your mom? lol i keed, i keed, this is the kind of stuff nightmares are made of. And this freaked me out ... chicks shaved their armpits back in the '40s ? that's like way back, i didn't know cavemen were that evolved lol

[OneoftheImmortals]

In the film, the physically deformed "freaks" are inherently trusting and honorable people, while the real monsters are two of the "normal" members of the circus who conspire to murder one of the performers to obtain his large inheritance.

[katbx1221]

i know i saw this somewhere.

[badump06]

yes this is a real movie from the 50's called freaks

[OneoftheImmortals]

It's from the 1930's.

[badump06]

lol no, Were you awake in history class??? The movie is written to take place in the 30's but was filmed in the late 40's or early 50's....plus it would have been impossible for them to have filmed in in the 30's....They came up with the idea for a television in the 20's but the first working television was invented in 37.....thankyou very much!!!

[OneoftheImmortals]

WRONG!!!

Release Date: February 20,1932 in the USA

The movie was adapted by Al Boasberg, Willis Goldbeck, Leon Gordon, and Edgar Allan Woolf from the short story Spurs by Tod Robbins. Director Tod Browning, famed at the time for his collaborations with Lon Chaney and for directing Bela Lugosi in Dracula (1931), took the exceptional step of casting real people with deformities as the eponymous sideshow "freaks," rather than using costumes and makeup.

[badump06]

either way it still wasnt adapted in the 20's...thankyou

[OneoftheImmortals]

Whoever said it was adapted in the 20's? What are you smoking?

[Jashan17]

WTF MAN!!! HILARIOUS!

[McFizzle108]

what the fuck!!!??? XD XD lololol rotfl!!!

[jonnyveliky]

I remembered this clip from The Oddities entrance video by the Insane Clown Posse off of WWE. Ol' Skool.

[grgrgrgff]

holy shit, just like the party i was at last night

[ti83master]

An interesting display, though sad indeed.

Tony

[OMGKTHXBAI]

Freaks was a very artistic movie. Except the ending was eerie. And the original ending was banned. The whole movie is on Google Video, and is actually, as I SAID LAWLS...no but seriously. It was great.

[OneoftheImmortals]

How do you know that is not the original ending? Is the original anywhere to be found?

[cerberuseclipse]

Usually for movies this old you can't find it them, but production information always leaks out explaining stuff like alternate endings, scenes removed, etc; especially when the actors get interviewed years after.

[CaitlinMS1995]

3:09, that a real person? if it is, cant she just get prostetic arms? or were they not invented yet?

[OneoftheImmortals]

It is a real person and it was filmed in 1932.

[Clandestine06]

wtf was that?

[OneoftheImmortals]

It is what it is.

[Clandestine06]

riiiiight..yeahh

[Zegstasis]

omg is the person at 2:51 a real person?

[OneoftheImmortals]

Yes.

[sapphiresparkle]

speechless...

[elephantdead]

Man i hate carnies!!!!!

[OneoftheImmortals]

The carnies were a way for them to make money and form their own families. My mom remembers seeing the two Pinhead sisters Elvira and Jenny Lee Snow back in the 30's at Coney Island and crying while my uncle yelled at her, "I took you here to have a good time."

[RivenrockGardens]

Elvira and Jenny Lee Snow seem to be so happy. They are like the essence of humanity. If we could only all be happy like they seem to have been, what a world it would be. I just hope that their brother loved them, and even though he 'exhibited' them, that he treated them with brotherly love and compassion.

[darkpadget26]

theres a kid in there who says happy!!!!!

[OneoftheImmortals]

That's not a child. He's a midget celebrating his wedding night.

[RivenrockGardens]

That fellow is the actor Harry Earles, born in 1902 in Germany. He passed on in 1985. He was thirty years old when this film was made. He and his sister Daisy were in 'The Wizard of Oz' as Munchkins. He and his four sisters were also in the Wringling Bros circus for decades. They retired in the fifties.

[RivenrockGardens]

Oops, I meant three sisters. They were a four person brother/sisters act of Harry (born Karl), Daisy (born Hilda), Grace (born Frieda), Tiny (born Elly). Note that they all changed their German birth names to Anglicized names. Perhaps this was due to the rancor over WW1 and later WWII. There was a lot of anti-German sentiment in the USA that in each case took a couple of decades to diminish. The Germans neutralized many of those feelings by adapting to American culture and becoming American.

[xluverxluverx]

I don't mean to be rude but that scared all hell out of me.

[OneoftheImmortals]

We are scared of the unknown. The truth, the so called "freaks" showed the most humanity in the movie while the "normal" people were the villains.

In reality, we are all part of the human race.

[LayinXLow]

that half man, half woman would be great if you were bisexual

[RivenrockGardens]

It is an amazing movie, it shows the highs and the lows of humanity. Anyone who watches this without a sadness and a smile at the same time, I feel sorry for.

[OneoftheImmortals]

I find it very moving that the comments here are all, for the most part, empathetic.

[Fiorucci79]

I want to watch it too...I find that clip fascinating. Does anyone remember the "gooble goble one of us" in a SouthPark episode? Creepy...yet interesting.

[skoot675]

Wow! After seeing this i'm going to buy the movie. I want to see the whole thing. I found it under "Freaks", Tod Browning 1932. The little guy on the table with the glass was "master" in mad max beyond thunderdome.

[elliptical3]

Thank you. I knew that guy looked familiar.

[pinkamoree]

AGH WHAT THE FUCK!

[OneoftheImmortals]

They're people.

[akin18]

what movie is this

[OneoftheImmortals]

"Some Call Them Freaks"

[seanmilesjones]

oh my fucking god. that shit was scary.

dont watch this shit under the influence

[OneoftheImmortals]

People only watch it under the influence.

[Drax812]

without sounding rude, anyone know the name of the condition of the two bald ones that resemble zippy ? ty

[kfdrew]

I think I've seen an updated version of this...

[yayaguy123]

this movie is flippin creepy

i saw it a wile ago and i kinda liked it

it was just to real

they used real disabled people in this movie

its all real except t the end with the chicken woman

[cfool]

ah, the sweet romance of it all