One of the best Fellini's films.. Dream like stuff. Did I see the film or.. Did I dream the film? The latter.. Without any doubt.. /

I returned here after watching Scorsese’s Bleu de Chanel spot. Fellini is the GOAT.

That interview with Martin & Timothée brought me here.

@briansharp896

9 күн бұрын

Was Natasha Lyonne episode on Smartless podcast 😄

Terence Stamp is such an amazing actor.

This segment is so fantastic - it makes the other 2 in the movie absolutely DULL . Some people say this is their favorite Fellini film.

@alessiomadethat

Жыл бұрын

I’m one of those people. ✋🏻 What an excellent film. Feels like a much darker proto-Tim Burton short.

@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747

Жыл бұрын

Same with Boccaccio 70. Seems as though if you were making an anthology segment in a 60's omnibus film, you were bound to be overshadowed by Fellini.

I do agree with Federico Fellini when he said that " CASANOVA is the most estetichaly achieved, beautiful and honest movie of my whole carrier" but if I was obliged to the difficult task of chosing one single film of this director I think I would chose TOBY DAMMIT, the most extraordinary fusion I do personally know of three great Artist that I deeply admire: Poe, Fellini and Nino Rota. I think is sad and very significant that so many people who say to " admire" Federico Fellini don't never heard about the existence of this fascinating movie ( not to talk about films so underrated and extraordinary as I CLOWNS, PROVA d' ORCHESTRA, GIULETTA DEGLI SPIRITTI....).

Para que no vuelva a suceder. Un film extraordinario, qué historia, basada en un cuento del célebre Edgard Allan Poe. Cuántos Toby Dammit buscando una salida a su vida sin sentido. No dejan de impresionarme las películas europeas con ese sello que las caracteriza. La hermosa música de Nino Rota es la que me hizo conocer esta película.

One of the greatest films of all time - Fellini

Saw this in a Hollywood theatre years ago in the mid 80’s on real FILM 🎥 It’s still mesmerizing! ⚡️❤️

@Claytone-Records

Жыл бұрын

Goodbye the Ferrari.

@discodelirio

Жыл бұрын

me in milan in late 80s on real film of course

This is the missing link in Fellini's work after Juliet of the Spirits, the LSD phase. One of Terrence Stamp's best roles.

Out of the three Spirits Of The Dead segments, this is my favorite. Great acting, unforgettable music (including Ray Charles "Ruby"). First time I saw it, the ending horrified me. Totally unexpected. Ive seen a few construction sites which reminded me of the one Toby Dammit met his demise at.

My favorite viewing of this was at a drive in, tripping on acid while a thick fog was rolling in…..

When I took a course on Fellini in the 1980s in college This film just blew me away. Magnificent.

Wonderfully delirious masterpiece from Fellini. A swirling tapestry of grotesque settings and people help to paint the madness that Toby is sinking into. We almost share the resigned sigh of relief that Stamp has at the end.

My favorite of all Fellini. I saw this in the 1970's and took many years to own a DVD. Now it's on Criterion!

An unknown jewel - Fellini´s usual art of observing, seeing, commenting the human jungle of dulcissimo fare nessuno. Grazzie.

@nessuno6110

Жыл бұрын

Dolce far' niente?

I saw this on Turner Classic Movies many many years ago and I didnt catch the name of the movie back then. Funny thing is over 15 years Ive been describing this movie to friends and asking movie forums what is this movie called?? Never once did I ever get any replies. This movies imagery was burnt into my mind, and I am so glad I finally found it once again. Little devil girl is very creepy

@scottbuscavage7361

Жыл бұрын

Inspired by Mario Bava's Kill Baby Kill, th yr prior. Very creepy, love both films! Terence Stamp is great in this!

@phillip5245

Жыл бұрын

This is the third story called "Toby Dammit" (directed by Fellini) of the 1968 anthology movie "Spirits of the Dead" or "Histoires extraordinaires". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirits_of_the_Dead

@solomonkane8136

Жыл бұрын

The little devil girl gave me bad dreams as a little kid.

Capolavoro assoluto. Una Roma che sembra un altro pianeta e uno Stamp da brividi.

Fellini at his peak 🇮🇹

Una obra maestra, casi perfecta. Una de las mejores películas de terror psicológico de la historia del cine y, sin duda, una de las mejores películas europeas de la historia.

Many thanks for sharing this version of TOBY DAMMIT with the voice - in English - of Terrance Stamp! What a visionary piece of cinema.

9:52 I love how she goes from insanely creepy to adorable in just a few seconds.

superbe...

Best Fellini film.

@rosssoutherland8118

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 💯

@louis5017

2 жыл бұрын

where the subtitles

@dygfan3202

2 жыл бұрын

@@louis5017 just added eng and spa subs. enjoy!

@joesimon2029

Жыл бұрын

You are not alone !!

@astroalex19

Жыл бұрын

Poe wrote the script!

Fellini aveva le pile davvero cariche, in quel periodo! Un' opera breve ispirata, ricca di spunti ironici che si raggelano subito in apparizioni spettrali... Dieci e lode, per averlo postato!!

@francescoborghini7669

Жыл бұрын

"Giulietta degli spiriti" anche secondo me, è fra i suoi films più ingiustamente sottovalutati!

this is the part that I love the most a mixture of reality and dream a delusion in the form of a demon child who haunts the famous actor .....

Tigerbelly sent me here

Thanks so much for uploading this!! I used to have a copy and it’s so hard to find this version without the horrible dubbing!

Thank you very much for uploding Toby Dammit. This is the movie which I have been looking for since I watched it on TV in early 1970`s. I have been hooked on Federico Fellini`s cinema when I was a high school student in Japan.

...and always, nino rota sublime

THAT is Film-Art!

Wauw!Many thanks for uploading this gorgeous work of art with English subs.

Brilliant

18:41 Terence Stamp and Federico Boido face to face 😮... One british and another italian. What a meeting 😮

I just uploaded my close-as-possible reenactment of Fellini's "Toby Dammit" as a loving tribute🥰 (First saw "Tre Passi nel Delirio" in 1995)

this is the best part and i watched this for alain and brigitte but i was bored

Fellini était un initié, Toby Dammit en est la preuve

Dammittttt ❤️‍🔥💀

Wow. terrence stamp

Now I realize that when watching the full movie, many of the scenes had been cut.

@inakilarrain2827

Ай бұрын

Which scenes do you say

La vida es un gran teatro, nada auténtico hay en sus ficciones, quien busque la salida se encontrará con la unica alternativa de escape, la muerte

Quanto Lynch in questa superba opera!

@HobieBrown97

8 ай бұрын

Ben prima di Lynch

@MarcoBizzarro-po5ku

2 ай бұрын

Quanto lynch? E vero il contrario....quanto fellini nei film di linch

Soy ese

fellini at is best!

She seems to know that sooner or later..... 9:28. (unfortunately his damnation seems the most powerful thing)

9:53 it's moaning myrtle

Who is the beatuifull devil woman ???

@phillip5245

Жыл бұрын

Marina Yaru

@javierrogriguez8142

Жыл бұрын

@@phillip5245 no the one who tells toby ill always be with you wearing black coat beautiful

@sooperheep

Жыл бұрын

Golden she wolf

@javierrogriguez8142

Жыл бұрын

@@sooperheep whats her name

@sooperheep

Жыл бұрын

@@javierrogriguez8142 ever hear of google

Bruttina la bambina con la palla! Molto più carina come femminuccia, il bambino che su operazione paura interpretò il fantasma di Melissa!! Fellini copio' la scena da quel.film,ma data l'incoerenza poteva risparmiarla quella scena veramente che c'entrava quanto un cavolo a merenda!

@francescoborghini7669

Жыл бұрын

Un omaggio a Mario Bava... Chissà come ne è stato contento!...

@mariomarro7010

Жыл бұрын

Era un omaggio a mario bava e poi proprio perché mario bava rappresentava lo stile gotico coi suoi film Fellini volle metaforicamente decapitare con la testa di Roby il suo sile barocco che aveva avuto molto nei suoi film in favore di un periodo di stile gotico che si apprestava a immettere nei suoi prossimi film ..

@cesarubeda4497

Жыл бұрын

La niña que aparece aquí es una copia del gran Mario Bava pero, en Toby Dammit la niña es mucho más realista y coherente con el guión.

@cesarubeda4497

Жыл бұрын

​​@@francescoborghini7669 Muchos cineastas copiaron ideas de las películas de Mario Bava. Por ejemplo,en Alien el octavo pasajero fue una copia de la idea de Mario Bava en su película "Terror en el espacio".

@silvanolivi6937

Жыл бұрын

@@francescoborghini7669 Dal principio alla fine, questo film dà evidentemente esorcismo all'intera inciviltà occidentale dei consumi, con una forrza ben superiore a quella messa in scena, poco dopo, da Pier Paolo Pasolini (che non aveva molta confidenza con la magia dell'ironia); l'entrata in scena del prete cottocomunista con suoi pari, avvia un dialogo serrato tra loro accanto al corpicino rannicchiato e "fatto" di Tommy, che rappresenta una delle vette d'arte del cinema mondiale. Mario Bava, al fondo di questo lucidissimo sguardo di un altro corpo, sociale, in metastasi di banalità, mandrillate balocco e bestemmie, c'entra ben poco