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Alan Shore takes on Big Tobacco
From BL 5x01: Smoke Signals. One of Alan's best closings. :)
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Philip Glenister in The Catherine Tate Show
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Philip Glenister's guest appearance in the 2007 christmas special of the Catherine Tate Show.
I want an argument on screen between James Spader and Daniel Day Lewis
What incredible writing and even better acting
❤😊🎉
Boston Legal....Brilliant series and James Spader was sublime. Got the whole series and every month I binge watch..just to watch James Spader.
Love James Spader. Come a long way from Pretty In Pink 👍
The only thing that hurts this scene is the knowledge that Alan smokes cigars.
They can’t do anything about the man that’s got cancer when he knows smoking cause cancer so that is his fault everyone knows lung cancer is mostly caused by smoking he still chose to smoke it so it’s his own fault but they can do something else like ban smoking and hold the corporations accountable after all they are advertising them and telling kids that smoking is cool and fun and putting more chemicals in them to make them more addicting
One of the best closing I love so much, thank God I am not a smoker🚬
While entertaining, that show was such a bs artist manège. F the law, just talk enough bs and you get your way.
Brilliant script.
Funny him saying all this when he smoked in about every teen movie he starred in.
Out of curiosity I went to see much nicotine was in a modern cigarette. I smoked from 2001 to 2013. I've been vaping since. The liquid that I vape has 6mg per 100ml - 100ml of liquid will last me about four weeks. A single cigarette - a conservative estimate - has 1mg of nicotine in it (PubMedCentral, as referenced in Medical News Today (2019)). A twenty a day smoker would get 20mg of nicotine a day. 560mg of nicotine every four weeks.
Whos the woman lawyer. Shes pretty hot. She just realized she sold herself for money 4:43
"This is not how corporations with a conscience behave" is a non-sequitur; corporations with a conscience *don't exist* and consumers don't punish them for it.
Ordinary actor who can only play a smug smart arse character. One dimensional.
David Kelley should do a TV series with Aaron Sorkin.
This is one of my favorite scenes. I would love to see him take on abortions with the Republicans. KEEP VOTING BLUE! 💙🌈
In this sketch, Sam was like the only character that had any common sense.
Starring Feeney as the Judge.
What kind of courtroom allows the attorney to testify in such a passionate monologue...
“Bought and paid for….” One of the definitions relating to government..
Brilliant. Brilliant acting, brilliant writing, and brilliant social commentary.
If big tobacco was making $12 Billion dollars a year in profits, and I was Alan Shore, I would have also presented evidence as well as told the jury in my closing how much it is costing the country at large, as well as how much it is costing each person regardless if they smoke or not, to fight all the cancers/diseases brought on by smoking cigarettes. I would also mention that without big tobacco, families overall would have more money to spend because no one is buying cigarettes, and those that make a living off of big tobacco would need to find other employment opportunities - which is a win/win situation.
This speech made me start smoking JUST so I could quit!
Judge Fenny!!!
Not a convincing message, but great acting nevertheless
such a great show
I can hear the Ultron coming out.
I wonder if people stopped smoking because of this particular scene?
James Spader doesn't get given enough recognition. Probably the greatest actor in modern television
Whatever, dude. Next time, do your research before making a comment.
Life isn't for everyone. Unfortunately, smoking is too slow a suicide, for me. But yet, here I am, still alive. Dammit.
1990 tobacco... 2020 rifles
The worst thing here is that it's true!
FEENY!!! feeeny FEENY!!!
The thing is... Everything he said about tobacco and the tobacco industry as an actor on this program, is in fact true in this real world of ours.
I've watched two of these in a row and at the end of both speaches there is a powerful blonde woman that looks at him like she is eager to bed him.
I always wondered how in the world he memorized all those lines, and delivered them so eloquently.
Multiple take and lots of cut/editing + voice over, telepronter...
The Democrat Party/Leftists uses the same tactics
Great performance! Spader is great.
Tom ellis is amazing ❤
He spoke a FIERCE TRUTH! GREAT WRITERS!!!!!!
Wow. What a fantastic opening statement. Great writing and amazing acting.
This is hilarious in its hypocrisy. How often do we see Allan and Denny smoking at the end of the show?
No way Harvey Spector or Mike Ross can compete with Alan Shore!
Incredible speech! I lost both parents to cigarettes. My mom started smoking at 15 and died of emphysema at 64. My dad passed away at 71 of Cancer caused by cigarettes. Both were horrible deaths. 2 reasons why I never smoked. I hated the smell and taste and the thought of losing my life to such a horrible habit.
I lost to tobacco: my great uncle, two uncles, an aunt, both grandfathers, my father.
That was the top right lung burn to cover the what? Fiberglass?
"How can that be?" At the risk of starting a race debate here, we all have a sense of how, and I'll say it. If the person who invented cigarettes was a nappy-haired black man from podunk USA they would be so illegal it would be ridiculous. And as I say that, keep in mind that the only drugs that are really illegal, come from brown people or brown countries. You can't even get a Cuban cigar, and they created a cancer treatment that, lo and behold, was rejected by the US.
The way to win a case ia to believe in it.
James Spader is at the very top echelon of his craft. His monologs combine brilliant writing with sensationally good delivery.
Big Tobacco - yes😢