Ru1977
The Irishman
Hot damn! I had no idea. No sarcasm.Fun fact: that scene is not in the play.
Yes the balls are memorable but almost everything he says in that scene is better than that.Mamet added it for the film.
Wild to me, since I’ve done the stage show a couple times now in different roles, but all anyone remembers is Baldwin and clanking balls.
Yeah, shit, may as well. Let someone come in and tear it up for a scene then go chill.Folks actually get confused when they don’t see that scene, and if it were up to me I’d add it into the parade version the way Aaron Sorkin revised the stage version of A Few Good Men after it got solid rewrites (removing the “smoking gun” and making Caffee’s run at Jessup a “Hail Mary” rather than a setup) for the film.
Actually, yeah.The good news is Spacey's catalog is largely crap.
Looking at his work, I agree. He could be the best thing about a not great movie, but fuck that anymore. He was an awful Lex Luthor, and the abomination that was Ordinary Decent Criminal where his Irish accent would be the worst one I've ever heard if not for Linda Fiorentino in the same movie.Outside of Se7en, American Beauty, The Usual Suspects, LA Confidential, Moon, and Glengarry, there isn't much you'd want to see. I doubt American Beauty or The Usual Suspects hold up anymore, either. Se7en is the only one I'd revisit.
Jesus Christ. I almost put that on last night but we were puttering around and I wanted to actually pay attention to it, but I didn't remember that line AT ALL.It also has the single darkest line in any mainstream movie. My wife and I quote it all the time.
"While everybody else is opening up their presents, they're opening up their wrists."