Little Murders: Wedding Ceremony

Donald Sutherland performs a wedding ceremony in Alan Arkin's and Jules Feiffer's "Little Murders" (1971).

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Entertainment

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• little
• murders
• wedding
• ceremony
• alan
• arkin
• jules
• feiffer
• elliott
• gould
• donald
• sutherland
• 1971
• 1970s

[xxxWinchester1873xxx]

Brilliant writing, performed by a genius. Neither Sutherland nor Gould ever got the credit they deserve for their talents.

Gould got mostly crap parts that you couldn't do much with. Sutherland at least got decent roles, but mostly serious ones that didn't give his wicked, evil comedic side a chance to shine.

[gnolti]

Of the 200 marriages I have performed, all but seven have failed.

[northbeachfilms]

oh, thank you for posting. i laughed heartily. i hope sutherland will perfome my next marriage ceremony.

[ensarace]

this is sick and absolutely brilliant :)

[phargow]

to the one who didn't like this video: it is perfectly alright!

[phargow]

i use to watch the "my first glance at you told me you were not the type to obey" line over and over again...that look he gives to Patsy is just sick! lol the whole scene is brilliant though...not to mention he was so so so handsome!

[dickrobot]

uh ..uh..i du

[wngl23]

I've watched this scene a dozen times and it never gets stale. Patsy's reaction is priceless.

[sathayasay]

Awesome

[teceyS3]

l m a o . . .

[SvendBosanvovski]

@xxxWinchester1873xxx I have a paperback of the screen play I purchased in the 70s of this brilliant, highly intelligent and very funny satire. Personally, I consider it one of the best of the genre. It resonated perfectly with the cynicism and anti-authoritarianism of the late 60s and early 70s counterculture. I agree with your comments about Eliot Gould. He did sell his talent short, but he is perfect in this.