Tom Sawyer (7/12) Movie CLIP - Tom's Testimony (1973) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Tom (Johnny Whitaker) testifies against Injun Joe (Henry O'Brien) to his own peril.

FILM DESCRIPTION:
Mark Twain's classic tale is brought to the screen for the fourth time, this time with a tuneful score by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman, who also wrote the screen adaptation. Johnny Whitaker stars as Tom Sawyer, with Jeff East in his first film role as Huck Finn. Jodie Foster is also on hand, playing the role of Becky Thatcher. This enjoyable family fare was nominated for three Academy Awards: Best Art Direction, Best Song Score and Best Costume Design.

CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1973)
Cast: Noah Keen, Henry O'Brien, Johnny Whitaker
Director: Don Taylor
Producers: Walter Bien, Frank Capra Jr., Arthur P. Jacobs
Screenwriters: Mark Twain, Robert B. Sherman, Richard M. Sherman

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I'm sorry but I lose it every time Injun Joe jumps out of the window like that. "Well I wonder if Tom's statement was true or not?!" LOL

LordHRthend

I remember seeing this movie in 6th grade. I loved it. "Injun Joe" scared the crap out of me at the time.

johnshaft

2:08 is literally the only thing I remember from when I watched this movie as a kid.

emerybayblues

Genuinely curious how they filmed this scene. That knife went dangerously close to the actors face. There was extremely little room for error

PatrickKendrick

Two days ago I worked with the actor who played Tom (Johnny Whitaker, now age 62) on a TV shoot. I was the recording engineer, and we spent five or six hours with Johnny getting one scene just right (normal for TV). It was a fairly surreal experience, with a small crew, and me right next to him with a microphone (out of shot, of course). He told me that he was going back to Missouri to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the making of the film next year. I said, "Well, you should wear a life jacket this time." He laughed.

AlanCanon

2:10 Christ that’s one hell of a stunt! Look at how high he fell from!

sesfilmsllc

Well, they didn't show the best part of this scene, unfortunately. That would be everyone's reaction and comments after Joe jumped from the window.

KitemanTV

The way Injun Joe was glaring at Tom as he left his place at the stand, he was like, "You'd better start praying, boy!"

waynemacfarland

Joe's just like "Yeah, I'm out"

trenchcoatjoe

I remember cracking up in 7th grade class when he goes running out the window and keeps running in mid air as he falls. For some reason that imagine of him kicking and pumping his arms while falling always makes me loose it.

ares

True fact: This is what made them start putting mental detectors at the doors of all courthouses.

ares

2:11 Injun Joe was moving his arms as if he either tried to fly or shoo away a fly on the way out of the window

jaycerrito

How the hell did he get that knife through

coolstuff

My grandpa is the dude in the best first front table on the right guy closest to the walk way. ❤

MNliving

Thankfully, Injun Joe uses a dagger rather than a Bowie knife like in Disney's 1995 film "Tom and Huck". This scene stays true to Mark Twain's 1876 novel.

abeverly