FARGO "Best Frances McDormand Scenes" Part 1 (1996) Coen Brothers
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- FARGO "Best Frances McDormand Scenes" Part 1 (1996) Coen Brothers
PLOT: "Fargo" is a reality-based crime drama set in Minnesota in 1987. Jerry Lundegaard (William H. Macy) is a car salesman in Minneapolis who has gotten himself into debt and is so desperate for money that he hires two thugs (Steve Buscemi), (Peter Stormare) to kidnap his own wife. Jerry will collect the ransom from her wealthy father (Harve Presnell), paying the thugs a small portion and keeping the rest to satisfy his debts. The scheme collapses when the thugs shoot a state trooper.
Release date: March 8, 1996 (USA)
Director: Ethan Coen
CAST: William H. Macy, Frances McDormand, Steve Buscemi
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once you've seen this movie you can't unsee it, the visual images, depth of characters and the people of this land. one of the greatest movies made.
In a film full of despicable criminals, slimy businessmen and murders, Margie is a gem of honesty and kindness. She's kooky, kindhearted, and very endearing, yet she doesn't suffer fools gladly and is sharp as a tack. Frances McDormand played the part so well.
And I found Marge beautiful. Sincerely.
Sharp as a tack!
Huge crush on her after seeing this movie. She was great.
I love this movie. Such great characters played with a grounded reality.
I forgot how great Fargo is. Time for a re-watch!
I rewatch it every 4-5 years or so. Never get tired of it.
Ya.
What a movie. Even after all these years.
Norm is such a dashing fellow. The best Minnesota has to offer?
Oh for sure.
You betcha
Great compilation. It's just a police officer doing her job and investigating a murder. Just another day and by the book. With so many unsolved cases out there it's easy to forget that many do get solved because perpetrators are Sloppy.
"Was he funny looking apart from that?" Yaah! Go, Bears. 😂😂😅😅😂
I just love her work.
I loved her in almost famous too.
Yah 👍
I so love this character! I can't stop laughing!
Love Norm and Margie as a couple ❤
I do believe my favorite movie in the 20th century
P.S. I also loved Clockwork Orange
She should have said ‘He’s funny lookin, in that he looks just like me’
Priceless!
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Which are the best Frances Mcdormand scenes from this movie? All of them.
A Whole Lot Of "Yeah" Going On. 😅
Oh yah?
@@bigbowlowrong4694 😅
The music is very Nordic sounding. Hardangar Fiddle . Unique sound.
Hey ya Norm how's the painting going? Ya real good now, say Norm I thought Yas going ice fishing up by Menard Lake, y a h after lunch....
A little too bloody for my taste, but still a brilliant movie. McDormand is a favorite.
This movie just shows you not all are dumb people in the Midwest. Margie is very smart, sets all things in motion from the beginning. Brilliant character
you're really got to go to Minnesota outside the big cities and visit some small towns, to fully appreciate this movie. The people are like polite on steroids. Optimistic. friendly. always looking on the bright side like Marge. Besides Marge, the two young girl hookers were great examples of midwestern politeness.
Oh Jah?
So you went and married Norm son- of -a- gundersen😅
A lot of Yahh
😏
A really irritating and overrated performance..
Well you're certainly in the minority with your opinion. Most people find this movie to be a classic and Frances' performance won an Oscar for "Best Actress"...
@@kellykarcher7179 Each to their own..I know but beats me..🤷♂
You don't know how wrong you are.
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Boo to your comment!!!!!!! Ya’ betcha’. Yah
It's funny. I always have to look up woodchipper to find the real title, "Fargo".
I miss the " Yahh" answer for "YES". ☺️
Impressive movie 🎉
I thought it was a real story for years.