Fuches talks about Barry to Albert | Barry 03x07 Candy Asses
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- In this scene Fuches is being interrogated by Albert the former marine Barry acted revenge upon. Fuches ends up telling Albert about what happened to Chris
This a great example of Fuches being a total manipulator, especially towards Vets. He knows their triggers and their mindset when they return home. He knows they are vulnerable and uses that for his gain.
yet he messed up in season 2 by giving his DNA through the soda can haha
Fuches appears to be a rank amateur compared to Janice's dad.
@@WildwoodClaire1 lmao that scene in the car was so funny fuches was in shock
And Albert's got his number
@@WildwoodClaire1 well I think anyone is a amateur compared to a man who can convince a interrogator to kill himself
fuches really has the ability to corrupt every single person he talks to. i've never seen a character be such a destructive force in such a subtle way
He's the Devil
Hence that deal Barry made with him to make the Afghanistan-Albert business go away.
@@CommanderLongJohn He's The Raven
Except for Jim Moss...
It's interesting you say that. That's very similar to Lorne Malvo, with whom Stephen Root had "interacted" with.
@@amandeepdash9014 yeaah, I remember that interaction 🪦
1:48 "Is Barry caught up in all this shit?"
Right there Fuches knew he had him.
Albert is a complete antithesis to Barry. He’s the portrayal of what Barry would’ve looked like without Fuches and if he walked the straight and narrow. The real reason Albert was so pissed at the end is because Barry is not honest, Barry is wasting away the potential that he’s gained from the military; whereas Albert used it. Albert can’t stand the fact that Barry went down the path he went down, and destroyed the lives he’s destroyed, instead of saving lives like what Albert aspires to do.
How can you talk about Barry and "potential" without talking about trauma or mental instability. Take a look at any given VA and see what a system does with an endless supply of brutalised bodies trying to stick to the straight and narrow.
Barry would be just as dangerous in LE given his deep rage issues. Albert is not pissed off because of some mythical potential, he is pissed because Barry is a serial killer who the system spat out and ignored despite every sign pointing to danger.
Albert literally is so much different from Barry. You're delusional. Barry has rage issues and extremely sharp shooting abilities, something Albert didn't have in those scenes
Obviously "The Raven" is the man everyone is looking for
My god he looked so smug when he took a sip of that Pepsi 😂
When Fuches says ‘you’re Albert’, you think he’s afraid. But on a second viewing you see he realizes he has an opening, knows Albert’s story and manipulates him.
I thought he was excited, you can almost see relief on his face too.
@@6636j 1st watch, I did think he was not exactly afraid, more like intimidated into trepidation...? 2nd watch - because Stephen Root is just incredible - I felt like I could see how this new piece of information AKA That's Barry's Albert! ricochets through Fuches's neurons and synapses, colliding with all the egocentric needs that make him so formidable, literally calculating all of his options, and in that moment, I see how thrilled he is with himself for being 99% certain he knows exactly what to do and say to manipulate Albert.
Fuches is the only character in BARRY we don't really know anything about. I feel like I do, but I don't have factual info beyond what I've seen and heard onscreen - no real backstory, no clear answer to who he was to Barry before all of this, and definitely no why for his obsessive, controlling behavior...
@@TabethaAurochsyou know who he is, he is the Raven
“That’s a bad joke” god damn. Albert is barely in Barry but the show does such a great job of showing us so little about this character but feeling like we know him.
Yeah every actor kills it on this show, and Albert has been no exception. Incredible character.
@@JasonJia909 oh it’s ridiculous how good everyone is. That whole crew for Barry deserves a lot of props
@@JasonJia909 he's reminded me a lot of leo caprio. His accent especially, but also his facial expressions/demeanor
Albert is an awesome character. James Hiroyuki Liao was perfect. I really hope he gets more screen time in season 4.
@@EJD339 dude literally every character feels completely human and it’s just not something most shows do for me as of recent. I think this show is kind of a sleeper right now but give it a few years and people will be revering it for what it is. I can’t want to see how it concludes
God Stephen Root just kills it in this scene. His expression changing as he puts together who Albert is, watching him take a moment to decide to spill the beans (and in what way), the way he times saying "switch" with popping open the can of Pepsi, everything.
that "switch" moment, he hit just right with the expressions
I was so fucking mad when I thought they killed Fuches at the beginning of episode 6.
Midnight Kelly, you are right. Stephen Root certainly earns his props. After seeing Root in "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou," I went many years thinking the actor was blind. Since that film, I thought he might be in an assisted living facility, passively being fed ice cream by a large nurse. When he appeared early on in season one of Barry, I remember being in front of the TV thinking, "damn, he can see just fine."
@@01Silverado Have you seen Stephen Root in News Radio, or Office Space? He's completely different people when he acts, a brilliant character actor.
@@gracehopkins3113 I expected that to be the episode he died because it had unreasonably high ratings before I watched but I was so mad when he was unceremoniously popped. Glad they went another way.
If there’s one thing I’ve learned about Fuches from watching this series, it’s that if you let him start talking, it’s only a matter of time before you’re no longer in control.
That dirt bike guy definitely stayed in control then, at least until he missed Barry.
With the exception of Moss
why nobody has yet killed him is beyond me
Biker disagrees
@@sovietsean
Jim Moss psychologically torments people. He definitely got a reaction from him. Just not a good one.
This scene was a reminder of how powerful Fuches is with words. We've seen him talk his way out of almost everything by now, it's fascinating to watch
He must of been a nightmare in his younger years
One of the most memorable villains in recent TV history, hes somehow able to be these hilarious bumbling fool basically getting into slapstick situations but also manipulated events to cause the most tense scenarios for the show,
Yeah, but Jim Moss is the perfect counterpart for Fuches. I'm not sure we can expect him to get away with everything as usual this finale.
I think he knows his end is coming, just wants to burn down everyone else in his wake.
@@dontmind_MyName Moss has no quarrel with Fuches though, he had nothing to do with Janice's murder
I'm so happy they expanded on Albert. James Hiroyuki Liao is a fantastic actor, he stood out in Barry's flashbacks in the previous seasons, loved him in The Drop Out.
I felt soooo bad for him in The Dropout
He was great in cowboy bebop too
The writing/directing on this show is just unbelievable. So many scenes like these that just leave you with chills.
Unbelievably strong cast as well, just no weak links at all, everyone is bringing their A game
@@Darrenrulestheworld 1000%
And the acting...
Hader is an amazing actor and writer, but holy shit does his sincere love of everything film shines through his directing
they need to do a table talk thingie featuring Quentin Tarantino, Bill Hader, Natasha Lyonne & Edgar Wright.. they are all serious extreme film geeks
I love the detail of Fuches trying to say he's Barry's manager and Albert just genuinely misunderstanding him
I wonder if Albert will serve a bigger role in season 4 or if he’s going to be killed off in the season 3 finale. I could see it go either way.
@Noe Morales Its gonna be like a Chris/Janice situation
@@colbyJackCheese746 Could be, but I really hope not; it’s just too predictable at this point. It’s happened too many times before. However, the finale is called “starting now” so you probably have a point.
hope he stays cause i do like him and wanna see his and Barry's dynamic
I bet u he's on Barry's side. In season 2 he cheered Barry on as he sniped an Innocent civilian. He's definitely not a good guy and he might see helping Barry as paying him back for saving him in Afghanistan. Why did he turn off the cameras? To protect Barry. Think about how he talks about barry. "Is Barry caught up in all this shit?". He knows Barry is behind the hits yet he talks about him in a more worried and caring way than saying something like is Barry behind this? Or Barry did this didn't he. I may be a complete moron but I really think he's on Barry's side. He might not even believe the whole Barry killed his veteran friend given that he knows fuches is manipulating people into hunting Barry and that he might be doing the same to him.
@@bobsandwich3431 You might have hit the nail on the head. Can't wait til next week.
I really hope they don't kill Albert off next week and he goes into S4. I've loved every scene he's been in and just entertaining to watch. It's also refreshing having a character on the side of law enforcement that isn't a dipshit. That's been missing since Janice.
Here's hoping that Barry's near-death experience and Ryan's dad saving him will trigger a change in his character
@@GamingBenchmarksBI It's really unlikely because why announce season 4 of Barry and not even have your title character around for it?
@@romilrh Delving into movie history a bit, an epiphany for Barry and "happy ending" would be as incongruous as the denouements of "Red River" and "The Magnificent Ambersons," two great movies utterly ruined by studio-imposed "happy" endings. I suspect that the stories of every major character in Barry will end in carnage, or at best obloquy.
@@WildwoodClaire1 Who said anything about a happy ending? I'm talking about a change in Barry as a human being. He was forgiven and saved by a man who believes Barry killed his son. It would make sense for that to make Barry reconsider his life choices. The series could still end poorly for him, but that would make it even better.
@@GamingBenchmarksBI My bet is Albert saves Barry from whatever predicament he's in. But something will happen and Albert will also get got.
Fuches is a frustrating character, he's so manipulative and wormy that you wish Barry would just kill him but its the same qualities that progresses the show's plot. Also if he doesn't get killed off this season, you know that he's going to try to talk to Sally about Barry's past ultimately killing any possible chance for them to get back together (although that's for the best because Sally is a selfish person who's literally sinking in her own darkness)
Yh. Ironically the way Barry yelled at her which destroyed his relationship with her, she in turn yelled at that other woman and destroyed her career. Oh the irony.
I mean he's going to prison right, so I bet she's gonna know next season lmao
Barry is literally a murderer. Sally deserves to be as far away from him as possible.
I feel like he would kill sally lol :/
I just realized that when Albert tells Barry, "I know evil, and you're not evil," he's absolutely referring to Monroe Fuches as an evil he knows. Damn.
Man... this show spoils us with quality moments like these.
The major accomplishment of this show, in my mind, is its economy. Half our episodes that you want to rewatch immediately after finishing them. You just know they're so dense and jam-packed with details and information. Yet no unnecessary word is spoken. And the delicate balance between tragedy and comedy ... masterful.
“Where did that FBI guy go? I haven’t seen him since he cocked his gun and walked out.”
😂😂😂
My favorite part. "he cocked his gun in front of all of us and stormed off"
Hopefully they go into this but I have a feeling it's tortured Albert all these years knowing Barry killed the wrong guy to avenge HIM. Like he encouraged Barry to be a stone cold killer and then Barry took it too far. Now Albert's gone straight and seems to have moved on from the war, but the monster he helped create is still wreaking havoc.
"haven't seen him since he got out his gun and cocked it right in front of us." 🤷😂
We still haven't seen Agent Albert since he stormed out here and cocked his gun in front of us. He's probably out there seeing the sites!
Fuches end drinking the soda, he is in control of the situation
Control? marginally at best.
That conversation Fuches had with Jim Moss about him making his interrogator commit suicide was foreshadowing for this moment right here.
nah I think it was him thinking about Stovka back in season 1
@@lucaspsm125 totally forgot about that moment lol
I love how he's so bent on getting back at Barry that he doesn't think twice about sending himself to prison.
Such a fantastic episode. So bleak all around the board! Can’t wait to see how the finale will go
This is after Fuches was told by Moss that he got an interrogator to kill himself.
holy fuck ur actually a genius
Albert used to love watching Barry kill maybe he offers Barry a job as a government assassin 😂 this show loves to do some ridiculous stuff so I could see Albert wanting to help Barry as opposed to catching him since Barry helped him but who knows 🤷♂️
Another "WHAT?!" moment
@@MrAatami see you get it 😂 they love doing those and after crazy shitshow I honestly think anything can happen in that universe lol
This was quite a setup for the season's finale. Presuming that it will not be the series' finale, I'm guessing that Barry will kill Albert. BTW, regarding Fuches' amazing ability to manipulate others, he appears to share that talent with Detective Moss's dad, of whom we'll be seeing more. Regarding Cousineau, I'm wondering when his run of luck will end disastrously. And regarding Sally, her rage at Natalie may lead her to reassess Barry's usefulness in wrecking revenge.
oh yeah sally is def gonna fall back on barry
They already announced season 4, so this won’t be the series finale
Sally's gonna become the new Cousinneau and Natalie the new Sally.
Pretty sure Fuches is going down. He’s burned every other bridge and Barry’s gonna finish what he started.
I think Moss got Barry from the hospital to torture him and Albert will find out and end up killing Moss just to maybe kill Barry himself.
Just give Fuches his red stapler and he'll sing like a Canary
I love the subtle pride you can hear with “I’m his manager” whether it be in Barry or probably himself
Stephen Root is just frickin awesome!
this episode was so good
It was more of a slow burn build up of an ep for the finale
@@patcrevier1134 idk man maybe compared to last episode it was a “slow burn” but even then so much happened in this episode this season is insane
@@joshuadoty4682 100%
The cops are so dumb in this show it's hilarious. The police chief just rambling on and on about the Raven and the female detective is so freaking clueless. It makes me miss Janice, and wonder was she the only good detective in the show besides Albert and John?
I love how even though Fuches has his comedic moments, he’s also shown to have a silvertongue. You can totally see how he was able to manipulate Barry into becoming a hitman.
So I was talking to some people on the r/Barry subreddit and they were convinced that Fuches was trying to clue Albert into the fact that he was trying to get multiple people to murder Barry and that Barry was in grave danger. They were convinced that Albert leaves with a gun to _save_ Barry. Don't ask me, I legit have no idea
It was like we didn't even watch the same scene.
People on Reddit have an IQ of 9
Fuches really is the Devil, Barry is just a broken soul. He wasn’t a saint before he met fuches but he made him so much worse.
I truly believe that Fuches is the best character in this series.
Yes he is the main villain but he isn't as basic as just "Evil."
He cares about Barry he really really does.
But he also doesn't like being pushes or undermined by him.
He has been through so much bad stuff and yes while he is a cowardly scared piece of shit who would have died 20 times the past 3 seasons without Barry. The point is he's not a moron. He's crafty he's manipulative and when he's in control you can just see that he knows what to do and how to do it. Easily one of Stephen Root's best performances.
Nah he doesn’t care about Barry, it’s all about his own ego and control. He thinks in his own twisted way that Barry needs him and wouldn’t last without him But he kept going back to Barry to fuck up his life whenever he finds out he’s doing well without him. If he actually cared about Barry he’d leave him alone and not send family of Barry’s victims after him. He had way too many chances to put everything behind have a peaceful life but in the end he always chose to go on and ruin Barry’s life further.
@@JoshityJosh No no no. You may have forgot about Season 2 but he showed quite a few times that he does care about Barry. He obviously cares about himself more. But he does care about Barry.
@@godofevil9468 Him sending families of victims on Barry pretty much negates all of that
@@JoshityJoshhow do you feel about that now
I love how this season shows for good that Fuches is the one character in the whole serie who is bad to its roots. Presented with the opportunity multiple times to give everything up, he always chose vengeance and violence. He is a cockroach in every possible terms
But actually…
This scene will go down in Television history as probably one of the best acted scenes of the 2020s
I love how in the next episode when the cops are talking big car says “yea I haven’t seen him since he stormed out and cocked his gun in front of me”
Being around someone who makes you feel like you're no longer in control is the scariest experience you can have.
1:44 Albert really reminds me of an Asian Bill Burr, especially the way says "dude"
Scene was so fucking good, Stephen Root is amazing.
This whole show went from some of the funniest #$%^ ive seen on television with that house fight with that kid, to some of the most dark $%^& ive seen in the last few episodes. So many emotional swings.
1:26 Fuches is in a shock of the reveal, 1:38 still processing it and doesn't know what to do, 1:52 Bingo! Send Albert after Barry. Fuches is such a smart, manipulative and evil character and Stephen Root is... what an actor!
This is the best show currently on TV.
Better Call Saul, then this. But this show fucking rules
@@crankycthulhu9637 I was thinking the exact same thing
@@crankycthulhu9637 the fact that this, BCS, and atlanta were on at the same time is mind blowing.
@@crankycthulhu9637 Guess I gotta watch Better Call Saul then lol
I agree, but next to the boys
Finale Prediction. Fuches ends up taking in Barry's offspring starting this all over again.
No
This Pepsi ad took a twisted turn real quick.
Fuches’s first name, Monroe, means, “mouth of the river”, and rivers always have water (which can be a metaphor for Fuches’s manipulative words and lies) going down them
Fuches is right, how the hell would someone who never saw combat have ptsd? How was that never overlooked?
I can’t get over the fact that this man was Gordon in Dodgeball…
I dare you to mention a show right now that is as good as Barry.
The boys
@@Foggymist399Not the latest seasons (2 and 3). Apparently they’re deviating from the comics.
@@Foggymist399 Honestly,The Boys is exhausting to watch sometimes.I'll just be watching an episode and waiting for it to end. I haven't seen season three yet but I just feel like there's something missing in that show. Barry is definitely the better of the two imo
Better Call Saul
@@MrSchiz tight tight tight
I’m still trying to figure out who earns the title of Best On Screen Scumbag.
Stephen Root or Wayne Knight (Newman from Seinfeld)
I know if I'm ever giving a dark, manipulative story to a law enforcement officer, I will only be drinking a cold Pepsi lol
From the moment they brought Albert back this season I've KNOWN that his reunion with Barry was gonna be absolutely explosive, and maaaaaannnnnn...
I feel genuinely dumb asking this but I still don't understand what's Fuches' endgame was with this conversation... Could someone help me out?
His end game is to get Barry dead or in jail, fuches fears nothing
Stephen Root is amazing. From Bill in KOTH to Office Space, he just kills it.
Stephen Root aka Fuches will always be Bill Dauterive from king of the hill to me. Idk why
Albert's gotta be on his way to Sharon's house to protect Barry
(This isn’t an original thought, I’m just here to give praise)
Stephen Root’s face acting is absolutely amazing. You know he knows who he’s talking to without saying a single word. Absolutely enthralling performance.
That’s the Raven
He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you.
Stephen Root once again showing why he’s one of the greatest character actors in the industry. He plays subtle, manipulative evil so effectively. This entire monologue perfectly showcases why Fuches is such a destructive force that destroys the lives of everyone he encounters even if it’s just to ruin the life of one. The dude is a full blown narcissist (as are most of the characters in this show) and can’t handle Barry being able to function and have a decent life without him. That’s why he’ll do anything to ruin Barry’s life as well as drag countless other people down with him just to satisfy his ego. Fuches’ and Barry’s toxic, co-dependent relationship is one of the most complex elements of the show. Just fantastic writing/directing all around.
bro this guy voices for martin mertens from adventure time, no wonder why he plays this character soo well he makes anyone hate him
I think Albert is going to play a bigger role in season 4. Those cameras were off in that room but Fuches ended up in jail (as is Barry). I don’t recall an actual reason why Fuches is there. I wouldn’t mind a few episodes focused on Albert.
Obviously Barry deserves jail, but I also think he deserves the satisfaction of seeing Fuches behind bars as well.
What Fuches did to Barry doesn't negate the evil Barry has done by himself, but it also doesn't mean Fuches gets to go Scott free
Fuches really could have had the “normal” life Barry longs for, or something like it. He could have stayed in Chechnya with the goats and girlfriend, seemed like a peaceful life and he kind of liked it. Then he had another chance with the Spanish-speaking family in the hills (that was hilarious - more goats and a young woman who seemed bizarrely attracted to Fuches, a grizzled, grumpy middle-aged man with seemingly no money or prospects). Both times he threw it away for the chance for revenge against Barry.
No idea what his name is, but the actor who plays Fuches really knows how to exude presence without even moving. He just burns a whole in the screen.
Stephen Root. Brilliant character actor who has countless film/tv credits to his name.
It's a tactic more people could learn if they had the proper inclination, and instruction. Take a question aimed at you, diffuse it with a couple statements to derail the person, then ask a few well targeted questions of your own to wind them up. It's like verbal Aikido.
I just picture albert in the casino talking about how fat cats run everything before being sucked out into space.
Ryan O reilly escaping oz becoming fuches hahaha the manipulators of HBO
It’s Kenji…. the best sake brewer in Tsushima!!
Damn it man! Stephen Root doesn't get nearly the credit he deserves. To think Milton from Office Space could pull off such a villainous role....man's got some range
The way Jame Liao delivers that “I am” is heartbreaking
Always falling for the soda trick 🤣
Fuches just sucks as a criminal, gives up everything whether he means to or not once he gets caught.
You know it’s funny I think it was meant to be sign for him to get multiple chances to let go of revenge but now there’s no going back and I think Barry will kill fuches and he better because he deserves die more than of Barry’s victims
1:56 the exact moment Fuches switches
The actor who plays Fuches is so good
Fuches has Hannibal Lecter vibes
He is The Raven, after all.
I love it when Vets talk about being in Afghanistan or Iraq or anywhere the US millitary has destroyed this last 60 years or so as though they deserve respect rather disdain & suffering for the rest of their days.
*Fuches super power is creating villains....*
One of the best characters in tv history
Whoever chose the music for this scene at the very end...you're a goddamn legend.
“I haven't seen him since he stormed out of the interrogation room and cocked his gun in front of us. I'm sure he's out seeing the sights.”
"You know how I got this scar?!"
Isn’t that the truth ? How is that manipulation
I think Jim Moss will be the one who will figure out who really killed Janet Moss
he already saw right through gene when he saw him sweat
Clutch prediction
i love how they timed the soda crack
In order to prevent bullet setback, I might advocate for taking down the pistol.
Reassembling it with a round in the chamber.
Not cycling the action to load the chamber prevents setback, especially if repeatedly chambering.
Especially with 357 SIG's short neck (0.150 inches).
Just a thought.
Never know when you might really really want 14+1 instead of 13+1 capacity.
#Ihaveahighschooleducation
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0:25
No logo on the Pepsi can and the sandwich has a different placement in this take.
Fuches was the true villain of the story
Barry’s final form was his creation
Funny how nobody mentions this, this is how the rules MUST apply to everyone equally, regardless of what you've done or who you are, if not you have a perfect metaphor for our society today.
I know there is far more to pick up on than this particular detail but why do almost all actors do this mouth action between 3:04 and 3:07 when they drink something, regardless of whether its water, soda or juice. They act as if they're drinking the hardest moonshine ever created, it's so dramatic.
Damn it, now I'm going to have to watch this season. I really can't stand the "actor" portion of the show which got me to quit watching it. I just love when Barry is Barry.
Albert’s reaction after Barry snipes 3 from 700 yards is incredible hahaha
Swear I almost thought Fuches was gonna try and convince Albert to kill himself like the cop told him earlier😭
I need to re watch this but fuches Is a master manipulator 🔥 he's on the level with the joker at this point...
Fuches, Albert and Barry are all heroes in their own little worlds! As a former Marine, almost makes me regret requesting oversees, than that of serving in Iraq or Afghanistan! God, I miss Japan!