Young Frankenstein - Damn Your Eyes! Scene

One of my favorite scenes from one of my favorite movies.

[mojojoji]

The fact that they kept this 4th wall breaking moment

[alexiaNBC]

Funny how Feldman meant that as self deprecating humor relating to his medical condition. Few actors today share that same humor

[kylestubbs]

So if I'm understanding this right, "Damn your eyes!" is the British equivalent of "F*** you!". But it could also be interpreted as "Your eyesight is terrible", to which Igor essentially responds "Yes, I'm well aware."

[Pleasestoptalkingthanks]

That zoom is absolute plat, oh my god.

[DarknessBBB]

In italian it's even funnier, they say:

"This is bad eye!" (as "this is unfortunate, nothing seems to go right around here!")
"What about this?" (pointing at his eye)

[salami]

I love that he looks at the camera, i feel like thats ahead of its time

[bushbasher]

The thing I’ve never understood about the scene, is that Igor says the switches look nasty and he’s not gonna be the first to throw them. Then Viktor yells at him. Igor warned him, Why is he yelling at him?

[BlackPhoenix-]

"Damn your Eyes!"
"Too Late!"
😂😂😂😂😂😂

[amafirenze-viuh]

In the Italian dubbed version the quotes were like:
"But it's the evil eye!"
"And what about this one?"

[kingkiryu]

My favorite part in this whole movie 😂😂😂😂

[stefaniengland]

Someone please tell me why this made made me and my friend die of laughter when we first saw this in our film studies class 😭

[tylertilwick]

I was wheezing after this scene I was laughing so hard🤣🤣

[FuzzyElf]

Thank you for sharing this! I need it for internet points. :-)

[joyunicycle]

I'd love to know if the "too late" bit was in the script or improvised. Either way, Marty Feldman was hilarious!

[Martin_L]

Marty Feldman was funny as hell. He was creepy looking with those "bug eyes" but he was funny as hell. XD lol

[danielalv]

This is one of the funniest jokes I have ever seen in a movie

[robertmueller]

Almost everybody's eyes are slightly asymmetrical in both positioning and direction.

[vincentmarro]

Mel Brooks also used this line in Blazzing Saddles

[lolaballi]

I never understood this scene. Mind enlightening me anyone?