Brando - One-Eyed Jacks: "Get up, you scum-sucking pig!!!" :eek:
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On a larger screen, you can see Ben Johnson's hair quiver with fear. Apparently, Brando's lines in this scene were ad-libbed and the intensity surprised Johnson.
So I heard.

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Many.
One that comes to mind immediate is the Christopher Walken/Dennis Hopper
scene in True Romance.
That scence alone is worth the cost of admission. A slantnose 930 Turbo is in the movie to boot. You won't be dissapointed

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So many ...
"Wood or wire?"
"Shakin' here boss."
"Face it Flounder, you f-ked up. You trusted us."
"I'm not."
"Hey Sabu, can you make me a bull shot?"
"What? A swallow carry a coconut?"

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still one of the most perfect pair of breasts ever.


prolly doesn't qualify as a scene but......
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Any scene from "The Holy Grail"
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Men at work (1990)

"looks like somebody threw away a perfectly good white boy."

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Filmed in downtown Cottage Grove, Oregon. They even have plaques on some of the buildings.

Love the True Romance "Sicilian Scene"....

Here's another one

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Both great actors doing great work. I wonder how many takes were necessary to get these done? Helps that Tarintino provided the dialogue on both occasions.

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