"DON'T speak, Hillary, just GO." Magnificent.

This movie is 55 years old and still is revolutionary. This scene is iconic and completely savage. Hepburn was a great actress. R.I.P. Miss Hepburn it may have been already 19 years since you died. We still miss you!

"It's not that I don't want to know you Hillary, although I don't...." Such good delivery haha

This is exactly the scene that won Hepburn the Oscar for this film.

One of the best termination scenes ever; done with grace, style and classic timing.

Love how she doesn't skip a beat and is so calm and cool. "I want you to go straight back to the gallery...start your motor...when you get to the gallery, tell Jennifer that she will be looking after things temporarily..."

Christina just cussed Hillary out three ways to Wednesday without even using cuss words; what a great scene!!!

"Don't speak...just go...." wow--what an incredibly classy way to say "shut the hell up and get the f**** out!" - fantastic actress!

Miss Hepburn just knocks this out of the park. So classy, and powerful at the same time. William Rose wrote this award winning script. And yes, it holds up after many decades.

God! Katherine Hepburn was phenomenal in this scene!

SHE WON AN OSCAR FOR THIS...

I loved her little flourish at the end: "Just...go." Beautifully done! Kate Hepburn was the WOM-man!

"Get.....permanently.....lost!" Total burn with such class

This is the best tell off of all times! Classic Hepburn. She is a Goddess!

Classic Katherine Hepburn: Serious and yet comical at one time!

The absolute best scene ever.

I can see now why my mother has her as one of her best actresses she has ever seen on screen, perfect!!!

Katharine Hepburn was a remarkable actress and professional. What I admire most about her is that in the 1930’s she was label box office poison, a gamut of emotions from A to B. Yet she was able to transform her early misfortunes in her career to a longevity of a success and admiration moving forward. It shows how if we play our cards smartly, we can turn our mistakes in majesty.

"Yes, the 'child' is 23" - I LOVE how she just slipped that in there.

She is the only one that can say Fuck you without saying it and did e a stake through the heart at the same time.

Five thousand dollars? That was a huge amount of money in 1967. It's the equivalent of about $38,000 now.

ABSOLUTELY PRI-CE-LE-SS! This scene should be taught in the first lesson at any acting school. Textbook acting from the greatest actress of all time :)

That smile that the Great Katherine gives -00:06 - to that woman tells you something is about to go down... and it did , bravo Kate !!! This is one of my top ten movies of all time - every scene is perfection -one of the best screenplays ever !!!! At the time this was being filmed , Spencer and Katherine were still going strong with their love for each other , and it shows in the finale of this wonderful film .

We need some of that today!

One of my favourite scenes of the movie. That and Spencer Tracy's unbelievable monologue toward the end of the movie.

What a CHIC way of dealing with racism! Kate was the BEST! RIP

Best scene of the movie! Love, love Katharine Hepburn

I love every fibre in her body. She handle it with out using any swear words... I consider her to greatest actress ever live.

this is the first time ever I've seen this movie...and I must say that is the best delivered line in all cinema history

Absolutely perfect... no one could pull that off as she just did. .. and in 1967... priceless

Truly, the writing in this movie was arguably some of the best in cinema history!!

My favorite speech in the movie. When Katerine Hepburn crosses to Hilary in the living room and dips just before she gets there makes me think of a child jumping for joy about what fun they are about to have.

Favorite scene EVER!

That is the classiest firing of an employee that I've ever seen!!!😂 LOL!!!!

This is my favorite scene from one of the best films ever made!

I read that Anthony Hopkins used Katharine Hepburn's voice as part of inspiration for his Hannibal Lecter character. Hearing her voice, I can certainly see it.

That scene is completely fantastic!!! The way she pointed that "hilary" how to go away with her car :-)

Brilliant performances.... 🥇🏆🎬💐💞💕😍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Virginia Christine was picked specifically for this role. Yes she was Mrs. Olsen of the Folger's Coffee commercials but she had a long and distinguished career behind her. Both Hepburn and Tracy just loved great actors and loved working with them. To be chosen for one of their films was an honor itself and often catapulted actors to top careers. They always worked on closed sets because they were genuine artists. Kate's Oscar in this case surely was for both of them.

Katharine is amazing! She may be gone but her spirit will live forever.

I've never seen this film, but god damn! Now I must. That was tremendous acting.

This is such a perfectly played out scene. This is ony one of the reasons she is my favorite actress.

Watching this in 2016! What an iconic legend! Anyone else think Katharine looks like a Jedi with those hand gestures? Lol

"Start your motor"

One of the all-time best scenes in the history of motion pictures. Perfection.

Director Stanley Kramer was fond of Virginia Christine; he cast her in two of his most successful films: JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG and this one. Her role in JAN was larger than the mere cameo she has here, but both roles showcase the talents of an actress who really deserves somewhat better than to be remembered simply as a spokesman for coffee.

Simply delicious. For me, it's the two fingers politely and dismissively waved in Hilary's face stating both shut all the way up and get all the way out! "Doooon't speak Hilary, just go." YYYYAAAASSSSS!!!!! Strong dose of class wrapped up in Ms. Hepburn.

I absolutely LOVE Katharine Hepburn! My favorite Actress, EVER! :-)

And BAM! I'm using Kate's hand gestures the next time I tell someone where to go. :)

Great scene, great actress! 💖

This is one of my all-time favortie movies. Incredible cast, incredible acting, great script, great direction, beautiful camera work, racy topic (for 1967.)

One of the all time great scenes. She takes care of her so beautifully without raising her voice. Hepburn the best.

One of my favorite moments in this beautiful, brilliant film. 😄❤️❤️❤️

YASSS! SHADE!! Ms.Hepburn did the damn thing!!

CLASSIC! My FAVORITE actress of ALL TIME!

Hepburn’s ability to deliver dialogue like this so convincingly in one fluid shot is part of what made her so amazing to watch and she does it in so many of her roles. She was a screenwriter’s dream.

Hepburn. A great GREAT actress! Gone but NEVER forgotten.

If you're looking for a strong woman who magnificently kicks ass, you've come to the right place. Brava, Miss Hepburn, brava! All bow down. 👏

Cussed Out, WITHOUT A Single Cuss Word!! CLASSIC!!! RIP Whole Cast😇💖🙏

OH YES SHE DID.

BEAUTIFULLY SCULPTED LINES. MS. HEPBURN SAYS, "DON'T SPEAK, JUST GO" WELL DONE FILM WRITTEN HOW EACH SIDE HANDLED THE SITU. GREAT ACTING BESIDES.🎭🎞️🎬🎥. SANITIZED BUT CLASSY, WELL-DONE. I REMEMBER MY MOTHER AND DAD TOOK US TO THE THEATRE TO SEE THE FILM. WELL-DONE. 🎞️🎬🎥🎟️🍿. 😇😎🎤.

I just watched this movie again last night. I hadn't watched it in a few years. Such a great film!

How much do I love this scene! ah! That woman has a sort of class unmatched by others!!

Katharine Hepburn is truly the queen of monologues ♥️

I love Katherine Hepburn. That's how just how I picture a mom...a mother bear with cub. Don't miss with them. Great scene.

her voice is to die for

she's simply the BEST

How I adore this woman! Real morality. Real class.

she's an idol of mine.honestly. -BBP1

she is too awesome.

You can just feel her power emulating when she tells Hilary to get PERMANENTLY LOST!

Just a Master Class of acting!!!!!

"Dooon't speak, Hilary. Just Go" Love it, Love it, LOVE IT!! :)

Despite the fact that she didn’t write her lines she’s just marvelous to watch!

my favorite part of the movie. Such class and dignity. love her.

Hillary was played by an actress known as the " Folgers Coffee Lady ", who was in a series of commercials for Folgers Coffee, Virginia Christine, she did the spots using a Swedish accent

Catherine Hepburn was not a joke in her role. I loved this particular part of the movie. She came alive and made movie goers believed her attitude of everyday people.

Wow! What a scene. So meaningful. Ms. Hepburn was such an extraordinary actress.

She certainly delivered that perfectly....best way to tell someone off in a classy way....lol

I love how she gets in a few stealth put-downs before the main one. "I mean, the child is of age, but--" "Yes, the child is 23." "It's so unlike Joey to do anything so appallingly stupid--" "Yes, come along Hillary." "But darling, what you must be doing through!" "You must try not to worry about it."

Kate was always on Point!!! This is just Brilliant.

@mytmyt I love Kates hand movements/gesture when she says ''dont speak..just go''

"Don't speak. Just go." Gotta add that one to my repertoire.

Wow, man just wow. You don't see them like that these days...

This movie provides everything I need when viewing a great film. Drama, humor, happiness, heartache, hope, and honest truth which in the conclusion of this film emerges as genuine entertainment. That's something that doesn't happen very often in film or in reality. The truth doesn't sit just right with most people. Also this brilliant movie can boast a cast of some of the finest actors in the business. Tracy, Poitier, Hepburn, Richards and Kellaway have been on my list of favorites since i first viewed the film back in the seventies. I'm almost certain they will remain there the rest of my life. Also the most important aspect of this wonderful picture, hands down, is this scene. Possibly the greatest scene ever filmed. I suggest a Lifetime Achievement Award or A Best Leading Scene Oscar for it's performance.

greatest actress ever!!!

Love this scene, it reminds me of the small town and minded people who live here. So many of the people here are still in the 30's to 50's mindset.

As soon as Hilary started speaking, I thought it might be Mrs. Olson from the Folgers Coffee commercials, so I checked- and it was her!!

Wow Kathryn Hepburn delivers. It's like she's speaking for me in moments of my life with perfect prose, enunciated with precision in her indignation. What a visionary to carry this off in that age of integration. She modeled ahow to be, how to embrace these changesa as improvements to our broken systems aplenty.

One of the BEST scenes ever!!!

Dame! That's right. I've got to see this whole movie.

That's Mrs. Olsen, from the Coffee Commercials!

MAAAAAAARVELOUS Katharine Hepburn!!

"Real Housewives," take note! THIS is how you fire someone and tell them to get the fuck out of your house.

Got to love Katherine Hepburn!

no one, but no one could shut you down with class like Kate! and you didn't even know what hit you!! cheers 🍻 👏 ✌️ 🥂

Katharine Hepburn won her second Oscar for this film in 1968; then the following year won her third Oscar for "The Lion in Winter", and then in 1982 won her FOURTH Oscar for "On Golden Pond". She won her first Oscar in 1933 for "Morning Glory". Quite a distinguished achievement for one of the greatest actresses in the English language. Surely she was a giant!

Katharine Hepburn is the ultimate role model for class and elegance. I’ve looked up to her ever since I first saw her in The African Queen. IMO this is the greatest scene of her whole career. She proves something that so many people these days seem to have forgotten: you can burn the heck out of someone without a single use of profanity.

What a fantastic scene... utterly hilarious!

Love this, and Katherine Hepburn, always!