The Lovely Bones (4/9) Movie CLIP - Last Wednesday (2009) HD
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Detective Len Fenerman (Michael Imperioli) questions Mr. Harvey (Stanley Tucci) about the recent murder.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Fourteen-year-old Susie Salmon (Saoirse Ronan) is just experiencing the pangs of first love when she's viciously murdered by her neighbor Mr. Harvey (Stanley Tucci), a predatory wolf in J.C. Penney clothing. As her family slowly begins drifting apart while struggling to make sense of their loss, Susie bravely attempts to find her footing in the hereafter. Meanwhile, down on earth, Mr. Harvey is feeling confident that he's covered his tracks well enough to get away with the crime, and begins honing in on his next victim -- Susie's younger sister, Lindsey (Rose McIver), who's beginning to suspect that he's not the harmless suburbanite he portrays himself to be. Director Peter Jackson reteams with King Kong and Lord of the Rings trilogy co-screenwriters Philippa Boyens and Fran Walsh to adapt Alice Sebold's bestselling novel for the big screen.
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Cast: Michael Imperioli, Stanley Tucci, Richard Whiteside
Director: Peter Jackson
Producers: Philippa Boyens, Marc Ashton, Anne Bruning, Carolynne Cunningham, Peter Jackson, Ken Kamins, Tessa Ross, Steven Spielberg, Fran Walsh, James Wilson
Screenwriters: Philippa Boyens, Peter Jackson, Alice Sebold, Fran Walsh
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I like the symbolism of the cop being blocked from seeing the truth by Harvey at every window. He lets the cop see what he wants him to.
Karen Riscos and also the cop doesn't realise that the truth is right in front of him, grinning because the cop can't see it
Wow I didn't notice that, amazing catch on that
very close to reality...
What???
I thought the point was she did know him and that's why she went with him. Like kind of a representation of grooming.
That cop is just trying to look at the house he made and the dude's all like "dont mind me creepin through the windows", wtf bruh
+TheHuzio4G right lmaoo his eye was in every window
+AC SpecOps "I was uncomfortable leaving him alone with my kids at first, but then I saw his mustache. Phew!"
- Said no one ever.
Yea that was creepy af
TheHuzio4G peekaboo...
😭🤣
"I took a risk, tried something new, and discovered I had a talent I never knew I had." Amazing how such a normally innocent sentence turns into creepy nightmare fuel coming from this guy...
It's like the cannibal puns.
A smart cop would have picked up on the STARE, when he looked right at the bracelet.
Abergavenny4Ever RIGHT! Body language like that is such a dead giveaway, but this is set to be the 70s, cops werent the greatest at investigation at that time
LazaRoSan Even back then they were at it. When you spend that much time interrogating people reading body language becomes second nature.
I'm saying I'm so damn paranoid I would have followed his eyes and then like oh what do we have here!!
people mostly look away from eyes just to think of something particular, not to look at smth particular
In the book he's really lousy. I believe he pretty much gives up on the case halfway through the book to have an affair with Abigail, Susie's mother.
What I love about this movie is they show the ignorance of the FBI and detectives back in the 70's. They didn't have a lot of experience with serial killers and there hadn't been any moves made yet to try and profile a killer or try to understand their mind. In reality a man like George Harvey WOULD be very suspicious. An unmarried, private and slightly 'off' loner who is known for A) making doll houses for kids he doesn't have and building hunting structures. Serial killers often operate within their own race and tend to be the quiet, seemingly harmless type (jeffery dahmer, ted bundy, co-ed killer).They would have a lot of reason to interview him.
Dahmer mostly killed outside of his race but he's an exception to that.
Miles Jackson Yeah he had a thing for black dudes lol
Maddy Harvey but there was hardly ever any serial killers in 1970
So you watched mindhunter too haha
@@zxcmvbn not sure why that's an "lol" thing to say. Also, Dahmer had a thing for Asian men as well. He knew he'd get away with his crimes because no one cared about minority dissapearances.
So happy Christopher got his life together and became a detective. Very honorable career.
I mean, it’s no varsity athlete but still
Well he struggled for awhile after he was expelled from East Side High by Joe Clark and then afterwards joined the mob where he would eventually fake his own death. He then became a cop and was promoted to detective. Having messed up this case, even though he says he did-dent, he was forced to resign and find work as a personal driver where he was sadly killed trying to help a young girl who was kidnapped. Tragic.
"So, you have kids?" "No,no, I wish" thank fricking god he doesn't
😆
I wish 😍👅👅
"Are you married?"
"I was."
Bet he killed her.
he never had a wife - he takes the names of his victims and tells people different stories every time they ask about his past life.
+Keilly Garcia yes! Reading the book currently.
Keilly Garcia thats creepy
@@keillygarcia4605 what was his real past life
He killed his landlady. That’s how he owns the house.
People like this make me sick to my stomach! I know this is a movie but we all have to wake up and realize that people are actually like this in real life! The only way we can protect our selves from people like him is to follow your gut never trust someone you dont know.
But in a lot of cases it is someone you think you can trust.
+Hannah Brown yeah that's the saddest part. makes you feel like you can't trust anyone. Or at least never let your guard down..
You're right, my gut saved me. There was this friendly old guy who studied psychology with me. Two years later I called him to catch up, and he invited me for lunch. I found it strange that he was never nervous, somehow it wasn't reassuring that he was great at conversation. At the end, he asked me if I wanted to go to a natural park behind my campus, and I accepted. The more I walked into the jungle, the more intense the bad gut feeling got. Turning around, I said "I have to go", and walked away as fast as possible. He sat on a tree trunk and with a creepy smile, said "Here, come sit with me". I said "No", and kept walking. He drove me back to my campus, and I blocked his ass.
Google Gary Ridgway
lmao, people with your mentality are the ones that get taken advantage of the easiest
I love the symbolism. The detective is trying to see into the house (truth) but Mr. Harvey keeps blocking his view, diverting his attention else where
I interpreted it in another way. there is a saying in my part that goes like this: there is no worse deaf than those who do not want to hear. the detective had everything in front of him, the house, the clues and the guilty. the director shows us how despite the change of shot the only thing that was in the house was him (guilty) but the policeman continued to look and not to see.
"The question is not what you look at, but what you see." Henry David Thoreau.
Both of these interpretations are brilliant; I can’t decide which one I like more!
I believe this scene clearly depicts the idea of a sort of 'game' that Mr. Harvey plays with the cops and everyone else throughout the entire movie. To him it appears to be some sort of a game. Its like Mr. Harvey knows what moves the cops/detectives are going to make. Notice when the detective looks through one window, Mr. Harvey quickly looks back at him through the window on the opposite side. There's some sort of synchrony between their movements. It's like watching two chess players, only thing is in this case, the villian is sadly always one step ahead.
although a movie, sometimes the crook is ahead of the police, sad to say but true.. good thing is they always get caught eventually....
That actually reminds me of a chess move where the rook chases the king to the corner of the board. The king takes one step, then the rook quickly matches it. You can’t outmaneuver the rook so you’re forced to lose once there’s no where to go
Detective Len never had the makings of a varsity detective.
I loved this movie because not only because of the other awesome things but this actor did an exceptional job portraying this man. It's not like other films where the bad guy is a one dimensional character. This character has a complexity to him and the actor just did an amazing job portraying him.
***** No, Stanely Tucci is just an incredible actor.
MrBastilleDay So are alot of real life killers
when he said, "how she must've screamed." all I could think was well how would you know the cause of death?? It's eerie small details like this that still bother me so much
He deserved all the praise he got for his performance. Perfect casting.
People were really oblivious in the 70's. This guy would have raised red flags in today's world.
...Why?
@@hansolo631they didn't think people would kill or hurt other people, people were very trusting back then.
Even Christopher Moltisanti would have figured him out from this interaction.
This really speaks to Stanley Tucci's acting talent; he could've played the original George Harvey from the book, who was given a sympathetic backstory and actually had some good in him, but instead, he made the character as heartless and vile as you can get! Thankfully, he's a great person in real life!
He's also such a gentleman! He made sure Saorise was okay after every shot they had to do when he acted like a creep to her. She did the same for him! The two have such a wonderful relationship together that you don't see very often. He felt so bad about having to play this guy and even almost passed up the opportunity because of how vile Mr. Harvey was. God bless this man!
He shows him where she is subtly with opening of the basement door!!
I wanna cry. But I can't. I hate people like this.
:(
Adorkable R5aura We all do. Luckily he died in the end.
Hardly Justice because he died getting away with all the murders.
Stanley Tucci is an amazing actor
I never believed he got nominated by the Oscars as best supporting actor, specially when he was defeated by Christoph Waltz in "Inglorious Bastards"
Looks like Mr.Flanders from the Simpsons
omg x0
Lmfao
Kiddy Fiddly Raperino
+reece callow I didnt done diddly doo know her officer
If Flanders was a rapist serial killer
Lol
The way he fake to not know which jacket is about make me feel so disgusted
Christophaahh! He’s the killah!!
Woah who woulda thought Chrissy had the makings of an FBI agent
It really pisses me off the fact that none of them was able to pick up the stare he gave to the bracelet. That body language was such a deadly giveaway.
His eyes moved around and didn’t really stare at one spot for very long though. He made it seem like he was trying to remember back to last Wednesday.
What scares me is how he has no remorse. The way the cops questioned him, he played it off so well that no one suspected him. He was just a regular guy and those murderers are the scariest.
Yes,he is probably enjoying it-that he may get away with what he did and does not have any remorse.
@@amandamorgan2802shocking that he seems like a normal person who knows nothing about the girl and having no idea what was going on to outsmart them not to get caught or be the suspect of him trying to get away with it
I get a jeffrey dahmer vibe from him lol
He reminds me of Royal Russell Long. Look him up.
Kinda looks like him too
I think we're all supposed to get a lot of serial killer vibe from him.
YESSSSSS
He was based on John E Douglas
THIS IS THE GUY THAT PLAYED THE HOST IN HUNGER GAMES
Yup! He did this role before Hunger Games, though.
Oh my goulash Caesar is a pedophile?! :/
Stanley freaked me out in this scene. I saw this when I was younger, I always locked the doors and never talked to strangers after this. Creepy.
he was in The Devil Wears Prada too lmao. didn't recognize him at all!
Elle Penderschlowbelt
Transformers 4 as well
He got his Oscar nomination for this. Highly deserving and very talented actor with a wide range.
Ugh he played thus part so well . Great actor
You can jest tell he’s lying by the way he’s avoiding certain questions and then by the way he answers them. The hiding of the bracelet is chilling
So this must be the ex commando interior decorator Tony was talking about.
Very plausible. It never said the 16 Czechoslovakians were men.
The polar were idiots in this movie. A reflection of the lack of knowledge we had of criminology back then
Police *
It was set in the 70's so their knowledge probably isn't as good as today's detectives knowledge.
Kiera Lerner you know what’s crazy is that show mindhunter takes place in the 70s just the time the events in the book/movie take place and they are barely learning the minds of serial killers and rapists
Serial killers weren't profiled back then.
The detective not catching on that Tucci is a murderer makes a lot of sense if you just pretend he's Chrissy
He was such a good actor. Here he played this psycho, 2006 he played so well in the devil wears Prada and lets not forget his role in the hunger games....
Captain America too
I love how Christopha moltisanti is in this movie
How frustrating that they didn't spot the bracelet or even bothered to check his basement.
I know right but I guess in the 70s they didnt teach you in school 'stranger danger' ya know? Back then thats where rapists and killers were just scratching the surface. They were priests, next door neighbors, and teachers.
Len Fenerman didn’t have the makings of a varsity detective
That nose is a natural canopy
He sure "did'dant" 🤣
The beak on that detective! He could smoke a cigar in the shower with 2 hands tied behind his back!
😂😂😂
Chrissy never had the makings of a detective
The police was 2 feet from the bracket & he still didn’t see it SMH 🤦🏻♀️
Never had the makings of a varsity detective
The scene with the windows in the doll houses is really well shot, so fitting for the mood
I literally watched this movie after a long time, and still breaking my heart
Chrissy never had the makings of an FBI agent
I don't think most serial killers would just leave a chain from their victims laying around openly in their house, especially if the victim was from the neighborhood. Good scene tho
ask Dexter morgan
he wasn't leaving it around openly, he was cleaning/getting rid of the evidence linking him to the death of suzir when the police unexpectedly called on him, you can see in t he scene prio to this one that he is rushing round hiding everything, he probably just forgot about it
A lot of serial killers collect mementos from their victims, thus Mr Harvey taking Susie's charm bracelet. I think it was left out in the movie to illustrate his arrogance; he really believed that he would not get caught, so it's like he's taunting the police, playing a game, similarly to the dollhouse moment.
He kept a lock of her hair as well.. It's disgusting but he uses the bracelet to go back and relive his crime..he appears to keep it close through the movie
If he wasent so high on scag he would of noticed
The dollhouse was the biggest clue he murdered her. Not just because it’s creepy for a middle age man, divorced, with no children in his life to build a dollhouse but when the officer asked “what’s that underneath the stairs” and he replied “oh, that would be the basement.” - idk I’ve taken forensic anthropology and community relations courses and that’s what stuck out to me. That’s off.
ALEXIS ANNA His job is selling doll houses
that's not the point. How many doll houses you know that has a 'basement'? That's peculiar, that's off. It has nothing to do with his profession.
ALEXIS ANNA do dollhouses typically not have basements? Curious since Ive never owned a dollhouse.
and this is why the field of forensic science isnt taken seriously.
The book, the film; they're both agonising. We've been conditioned to get catharsis in these movies, the moment when the killer gets what's coming to him. Yet both the book and the film delight in not just denying it to us, but dangling it in our faces before snatching it away. The Lovely Bones is one long, heartbreaking tease.
In truth this is how it goes a lot of the time though: no catharsis for the families of the victims, just anguish and pain, and victims left unavenged. It's at least true to life in that sense.
sonic youth is dope
Me looking back at this scene casually years later after first seeing this movie :
*coughs* CHRISTOPHER?!
I said my piece Chrissy
i watched this movie when it came out, i was probably 14. years later i watch the sopranos and i now realize that's christopher!!
I watched them in the same order. It added some unintentional humor/ideas for different outcomes when I came back to this from The Sopranos.
That's little Chris of the sopranos he's looking around that Dolls House because he's thinking of moving in.
The Wee little man lol.
0:25 He hesitated. He hesitated! Arrest him!
christophers face is so funny at 0.35
Ohhhhh! It’s Christopher!!
OH!
The bracelet was RIGHT THERE!
This entire movie I sat there wishing that with magic she would come back from the dead and have a happy ending :'(
Thanks Disney for preparing me for the real world.
The way he talks, like he's not certain where he was last Wednesday, and how vague he was, dead give away something's up.
I like how the detective is looking in the house at first as Mr. Harvey is looking through the house at him. Just shows how focused and predatory Harvey is, even when he just narrowly avoided being caught with the trophy.
Len that nose is a natural canopy
That policeman dont recognize the similarities betwen the playhouse and the Underground House.
The way he asks the color of the wrong jacket. Man this man knows how to lie and it's disgusting!
THEE MICHAEL IMPERIOLI
1:59 Harry Potter
Koi Pond Lol'd.
yeah because he had a bedroom under the stairs at his uncle's house
It’s actually pretty similar lol
And Carrie
Shh his sleeping
The amount of time he stared at the photo of her looking up should have been a tip off to pay attention to this guy. However, cops didn't know much about serial killers in the 70's.
Imagine if they saw that bracelet
Stanley Tucci was the best part of this movie.
The fact that he asked "Which day?" is a very important deflection. If Harvey had just said "yes." to that sentence then the cop would have been suspicious as he had not told him which day he meant.
"You have kids?"
"No. I wish, I wish"
Yikes
Imperioli was criminally underused in this film.
I remember when Detective Fenerman used to wait in the car. And as far as I’m concerned he should STILL BE THERE!!!!
Stanley Tucci is such a good actor the first time I watched it didn't know it was him till the end credits and I was like what he was so creepy in this role
Sick how he keeps her bracelet
Come on , divorced single middle age man that likes to build doll houses and lives across from a missing little girl? I guess cause it’s the 70s but nowadays he would’ve been suspect number one.
this irl ned flanders character played his role better than any other character in this movie
Look from 1:01 the cop just stared right at the bracelet, you can see its in plain sight, next minute he walking straight to the dollhouse still the bracelet in sight. And he must have seen him move it. Susie's dad could have done a better job seeing he figured it out first.
You'd have to be kind of a weirdo to build dollhouses with basements in them... "Where else would Barbie store the heads of her victims, silly?"
How did the cops not think that a single guy with no kids who makes DOLL HOUSES was not suspicious??
Being single is not a crime, however, a guy who makes a hundred doll houses and has them spread all over his house, it is quite interesting, specially when he doesn’t have any kids.
Gabagool? Ova here!
I find it fascinating how this movie shows the ignorance and lack of knowledge of serial killings amongst detectives and investigators.
All the signs he showed sweating, staring blankly at stuff, his story filled with "probably-s", and general nervousness would've instantly got him caught within 5 minutes in today's world.
It's just kinda sad that people like this could exist amongst and avoid the law so easily.
This movie was an unintentional comedy😂 the way hes creeping through the doll house
I think a lot of people have experiences dealing with weirdos like this guy. I remember I was walking to karate camp when I was a kid. My mom was with me but far behind as I walked faster down the road. I turned the corner and a car pulls up. Grey BMW. The guy in it asked if I needed a ride. I said no I think I’ll be ok. Then he asked again saying my son goes there all the time I’ll give you a ride etc. I then told him I’m ok and my mom is around the corner. As soon as I said that he sped off.
Some people are deranged. An unfortunate part human life and they should jump off the nearest cliff asap.
Be careful. And keep your kids safe and well aware of these types and avoiding them.
Christophaaa
Stanley Tucci is brilliant.
Tucci was wonderful in other roles including his Emmy nominated role as Richard Cross in Murder One from 1995 and his hilarious turn as the mob gunsel in the Bill Murray comedy Quick Change from 1990. Also, he was terrific on stage in Frankie and Johnny at the Clare De Lune.
Any cop who didn’t immediately and STRONGLY suspect this guy needs to go back to police school.
Len did suspect him from the very beginning in the book. He just didn't have any evidence at the time. Later, some other, much more stupid, cops let Harvey walk after there was evidence. Fenerman was only really guilty of going to the mall and missing the call.
That charm bracelet. Its hers! Its right behind the cop. One half a swivel in his chair and he would see it. Plain sight.
This is why pedophiles are killed in prison by other prisoners. Justice.
Mr.Harvey never had the makings of a varsity serial killer
Anyone ever notice that the 70s is the serial killer decade even in a movie?
"Surely the middle aged neighbor who lives alone and builds his own dollhouses couldn't have done it....."
And to think he could have been caught from that bracelet alone
Cops 🚓 should have known he was lying 🤥
Spider become a detective?
He was on another level he couldn’t see him look at the bracelet?!
HE wishes he had kids? Yeah and we all know why.
Never thought I could hate Stanley Tucci
dudes face at 0:35 funny af lmao
Officer: *What's that under the stairs?*
Killer: *That would be the attic... Of course it's the basement, you fookin donut!*
No it’s Harry’s bedroom.
I hate that he's looking at pictures of her.