This was incredibly popular in the UK. The absurdist humour really appealed to British audiences and probably why Marty Feldman fit in so perfectly. Feldman was pretty much one of the Python team having worked and written with them. Comic genius, gone too soon.

I bet the one in the turbin line was inspired by none other than the great Groucho Marx. 👍

So much comedic talent in this movie, and so much of now gone... Glad Mel and Teri are still with us.

After watching all the videos about " Young Frankenstein " it occurred to me.. Gene Wilder was the only one that always gravitated back to the monster. ( Frankenstein ) He had a focus that centered on Frankenstein. This is obvious when he dances on stage with Frankenstein. To suggest how far he has gotten the monster to progress back into society.

This is the way movies should be made with a people's touch

I fell in love with Teri Garr when I saw this at the movies. How could anyone not? I think Gene Wilder is right at the end. Comedy or not, it does justice to the theme of the original. A proper film, properly made.

I saw Young Frankenstein first so it's my favorite Mel Brooks movie. It's so funny, and these behind the scenes clips make me appreciate it even more.

It is interesting to me that Mel Brooks was simultaneously working on what would be two truly classic movies which were written by Gene Wilder and Richard Prior who would go on to team up themselves.

Gene Wilder's so right about the theme. It's the theme of Mary Woolstencraft's book, which had never been expressed in a Frankenstein movie before. The monster is a child, yearning for love.

Hahahaha: "Rated PG". Those were better times.

My all time Favorite movie! I went and saw this with my sisters and next door neighbors during Christmas Vacation when I was thirteen. If it was done in color the movie wouldn't have been the same? The black and white theme was absolute Genius! I was in eight grade and noticed that.

These outtakes are just pure joy

So MANY true STAR'S🇬🇧💯🆘🌟😱☠️😡🤬🗣️💥🥰😘 MISSED 🙏🌟💥💯 BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN...

You Get Nothing You Lose Good Day Sir RIP Gene Wilder Willy Wonka.

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Great comedy, rich background scenery, I don't think I've seen anything like it, partly because personally I was young and the fact that society in general was a more innocent or naive time.

A classic. Saw it when it came out… now I have my boys introduce their wives and kids to it

I like that they actually watch it…today some movies are so bad that u know the creators never watch it

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Mel was thinking of takingv out the "Walk this Way" gag?!? It was a 5 second scene, but was one of the most memorable scenes in the movie. I've mimicked that scene multiople times over the years. And it almost didn't make it.