The Russians Are Coming! The Russians Are Coming! (1966) - The Norwegians Scene (1/10) | Movieclips

The Russians Are Coming! The Russians Are Coming! - The Norwegians: Russians masquerade as Norweigans then pull a gun on the Whittakers.

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FILM DESCRIPTION:
When a Soviet submarine gets stuck on a sandbar off the coast of a New England island, its commander (Theodore Bikel) orders his second-in-command, Lieutenant Rozanov (Alan Arkin), to get them moving again before there is an international incident. Rozanov seeks assistance from the island locals, including the police chief (Brian Keith) and a vacationing television writer (Carl Reiner), while trying to allay their fears of a Communist invasion by claiming he and his crew are Norwegian sailors.

CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1966)
Cast: Alan Arkin, Carl Reiner, Eva Marie Saint, John Phillip Law, Sheldon Golomb
Director: Norman Jewison

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[VasilyMusic]

I'm Russian, and I swear this whole movie could have been made in the USSR, just by switching the sides and language. It just looks so much like a typical 1960/70's soviet comedy movie, overall in setting and the way it's filmed. Kind of reminds us how similar the both sides actually were.

[karlhungus]

Rest in peace, Mr. Arkin. You were one of the greatest -- a superb actor and a fine human being. Thanks for all the wonderful films.

[chronicillz]

im russian and alan arkin's portrayal of a russian is the best ive ever seen from a westerner, brilliant acting

[wantsomecoffee]

Rest in Peace Alan Arkin. You were brilliant.

[sarahj]

Alan Arkin was so good in this movie. People talk about John Law and he's nice looking, sure, but Arkin just commands the screen throughout the film. Not surprised he got so many nominations for the role. I keep coming back to this film just to enjoy his performance. And I think it was his first screen appearance? Just so good.

[beaudare]

What an absolutely superb performance by Allan Arkin. One of the best ever put on film!! Very deft, inventive acting done with great flare!!

[skymaster]

This movie was filmed in my hometown of Fort Bragg Ca and surrounding areas of Mendocino. They filmed one scene across the street from my house for a couple days all the actors even if they were not in the scene seemed to be there my mom baked cookies for all them. That group of actors Keith, Winters, Arkin, Law and the rest of them were so gracious and friendly to all of us. If I remember correctly the submarine was put together in Noyo Harbor and was made of Styrofoam blocks around a metal frame with a couple outboard motors for power.

[stevebeckerman]

I have always loved this movie, especially this scene. I quote it all the time. “We are of course, Norweegans

[motman]

RIP, Mr. Reiner....before the famous "My Name's Whittaker.." scene and then Arkin calls Carl "Whittaker Walt" for the remainder of the film. Priceless!

[chaseroberts]

one of the few times I remember my Norwegian grandfather laugh out loud was over this line, it was perfect.

[buyerofsorts]

My favorite comedy of all times. So many laughs. From very subtle to almost slapstick. A good, clean, non vulgar comedy from back in the good old days of America. To this day, one of the best endings in movie history ( The boy at the church. ) which never fails to make me tear up.

[ibidesign]

What a bold movie for its time and the tensions during the Cold War.

[aaronTNGDS]

Alan Arkin is a 'god' of comedic performances in this movie. I can't get past 1 minute of interchanges between him and Carl Reiner and family without breaking up laughing and hitting <PAUSE>.

[mariap.]

What a great movie! I hadn't seen it for decades and I saw it again just yesterday. I loved it once again, laughter came so naturally, no need for dirty jokes as most of the films now use. ...and the tall blonde Russian boy was as handsome as I remembered him when I first saw him many years ago!

[scinamyn]

RIP Alan Arkin! This was one of his best movies!

[cerph]

"Egermancy! Everybody to get from strit" ;o)

[badgerdog]

Nor weegans . One of my favorite scenes of this movie.

[cudak]

"Please, not to be afraid, I am Inspector Clouseau of the Sûreté."

[rogerkincaid]

Arkin's performance at 0:53 always gets me.

[karenscigliano]

This movie is one of my all-time favorites! What a cast and Arkinis just sublime in it. "Everybody to get from street!"😅