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Mississippi Burning (1988) - A Razor-Sharp Interrogation Scene (10/10) | Movieclips
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- Mississippi Burning - A Razor-Sharp Interrogation: Anderson (Gene Hackman) questions Pell (Brad Dourif) in the barber chair, menacing him with a razor.
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When a group of civil rights workers goes missing in a small Mississippi town, FBI agents Alan Ward (Willem Dafoe) and Rupert Anderson (Gene Hackman) are sent in to investigate. Local authorities refuse to cooperate with them, and the African American community is afraid to, precipitating a clash between the two agents over strategy. As the situation becomes more volatile, the direct approach is abandoned in favor of more aggressive, hard-line tactics.
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Cast: Brad Dourif, Gene Hackman, Willem Dafoe
Director: Alan Parker
Screenwriter: Chris Gerolmo
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Brad Dourif doesn’t say a single word in this scene and he’s amazing. Just two terrified eyes 👀
The eyes say it all
Yeah....love the movie but in real life the cops life was in danger and O'l Gene would have been pushing up daisys!!
He has never acted poorly
Brad Dourif could act a whole movie as a central character with just facial expressions.
Very underrated character actor. Watch him in Deadwood and you get it pretty quick though.
'Did you smile? Well, did you?' Hackman's rage is a force to witness. He's done it in several movies and it's ALWAYS striking to see and hear it.
He shows it in French Connection 2!
Hell yes, Marston Davis. Gene Hackman is one of my favorite actors of all-time. His rage and menace are
so riveting to watch.
He was a marine in his youth, that rage was built into him
@@morgan4212 was about to say - it looks familiar. It's the outrage you see from the natural born protector - of all.
'OTIS, WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE A LONG ARM, WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE A REALLY LONG ARM, OTIA?'
They just don't make movies like this anymore. Gene Hackman is a legend.
yes they do, you just need to learn to enjoy subtitles.-)
That's why Hackman left the biz. Coz they don't make em like they used to.
@@chancesareshewears Screw subtitles.I want to watch a movie not read it. If I want to read I'll pick up a book.
True. A legendary actor.
Yeah most of your movies today,, Honest with you they suck.
When I first saw this film I remember thinking "Gene Hackman is an absolute monster of an actor". Such a riveting combination of power and subtlety. Wonderful to know that so many other people share my deep appreciation of him. Just a masterful talent, and not surprising that he is revered by so many other actors and directors. It is just mind-blowing how good he is
Absolutely... I'll watch a movie just to see what Mr Hackman is gonna do... always powerful
That's why Clint Eastwood wanted him in 'Unforgiven' where Gene won an Oscar for his performance.
Just watched Unforgiven today
@@jessetorres1663 and?
@@mohammedashian8094 overrated and drags on for too long
America's best.
@@jessetorres1663 great flm
Part I love the most is Wm Defoe trying to go back in, being blocked and just thinking "screw it....let him do whatever." as he tosses up his hands, caught between what's by the book and what actually works in Mr Anderson's world.
Well he did say get them using Anderson's way. Can't mess with the process now can we?
😂😂 that part always makes me laugh.
@@keversleyexactly
Love Gene in this and everything he did. Props to Brad Dourif. He’s a master at playing characters you despise.
Not in Cuckoo's Nest, his character was likeable.
He's good. He's also good at playing characters that are initially bad and get heroic like Lon Suder on Voyager. Brad Dourif is never ever dull.
True
Loved his character in Deadwood.
He genuinely looked scared. I would be too if I had a straight blade that close to my face.
Gene Hackman perfectly portrayed the righteous anger and anguish wrapped up into this one scene concerning racism and its evil.
He speaks for everyone that is offended by racism in this scene alone. Plus, let's not forget that Pell is a wife-beating SOB who deserved this treatment and the 10 year sentence.
I like how Hackman's character had his own little crew, watching his back and taking care of business.
they blocking the door from William Defoe is cool..
I like that to
The fbi was playing hardball with the klan.
The greatest OWNING of a person I've seen in any movie!
Ew...it's close. Kurt Russell in Tombstone is in the conversation.
@@jlems56 Skin that smokewagon!
That is also one fantastic actor that he is owning
If I'd been that deputy I would have arrested the Gene Hackman character for assault and battery, threatening, and attempted murder. As well as his partner. Federal agents are not above the law.
Good luck with arresting a federal agent especially one who was a former Marine.
You never get bored of this movie no matter how many times you watch it
I love that scene. Gene nailed that roll like he did every roll. Such a great actor.
ROLE.
A roll is that thing you put butter on.
Dude that barber was like "this is your shop now" without hesitation haha
That was his partner, "seeing nothing".
He was like...smoke break.
I love barbers in movies, they're always like that, not weaselly just like "hey man this ain't my problem..."
@@SeanOBrien77 bbbbo
oh-í
That barber was like I’m out to lunch!!
Gene Hackman has always been one of the most convincing actors I've ever seen. 👍🏽
totally true. he is one of the best actors ive ever seen
@@goodee4451 it’s a horse race between him and Denzel..
Effortless.
When Chuck Norris used to go to sleep at night, he'd look under the bed for Gene Hackman.
RIP Alan Parker. He gets tremendous performances out of all his actors. Douriff, Rooker, McDormand, Hackman, Defoe and Ermy were outstanding .
Jigsaw too.
He gave an academy award winning performance in this movie. Gene Hackman is such a great actor.
One of the most underrated movies of all time
How the hell is seven Oscar nominations and an Oscar win “underrated?”
Should have won most of the awards it was nominated for...one of the most brilliant films I have ever seen. Or at least Gene Hackman should have got the Best Actor award...he was so robbed that year...his performance was truly a tour de force, just phenomenal!!!
I Wouldn't Say The Movie Was Underrated But I Sure Would Say Gene Hackman Is.
Underrated is code for "I wasnt born when that came out, because if I had been, I would be aware that this was a movie everyone appreciated"
I always liked this movie!
Damn that smirk, the little giggle, the seriousness of Gene's voice and calm is very chilling. It's the "f--k around and find out" moment. Excellent acting by both men.
I like the way Gene gives that smile when he is being sarcastic.
Love the look of utter shock on Pell's face the instant he saw Anderson in the mirror.
Mr Anderson
Gene Hackman in one of the all time best performances. A true legend. A fantastic movie from start to finish.👍
Da da DAAAH! Yea I completely agree. An Alan Parker masterpiece along with Angel Heart and The Wall…
@@planetdisco4821 heck of a director.
And Dustin ‘Rainman’ Hoffman got the Oscar for playing a stuttering autistic savant. Go figure!
Two legendary actors doing what know best put fear and anger across the screen to the audience so naturally that you can sense the tension this scene has. Excellent job Brad Dourif and Gene Hackman
What a scene, Gene Hackman at his finest. Excellent history lesson. Masterpiece of movie making 🇮🇪🇮🇪
Legend has it that he's still spinning in that chair.
LOL!!😂😂
LIT!!
This is tricky. They make it look so easy. Savage
That giggle. Gets me every time. Gene Hackman's trademark acting
@Electric Spyboy your black arnt ya man
One of the greatest films of all time, never to be forgotten...
I forced my daughter to see this and after she said thank you dad!
@@anderssege You're a good father.
Watching Defoe get up and leave just felt refreshing. You knew this was about to go down right there.
many years later this movie and gene's performance is still on fire! legend
"Did you smile Pell? Did you SMILE?!!!" I know I always do, on this scene 😂😂😂!! Get him Gene!!
HUH?! DID YA?!!!!
That slap I be so tickled 🤣🤣🤣🤣
He's one of the few actors that has a talent for creating a truly menacing atmosphere and convincing scene through his performance, besides Joe Pesci. 💯
I always laugh at that part 😂😂
I think we were all waiting for this ever since he assaulted his wife for doing the right thing.
Every dramatic movie i've ever seen Hackman, he always delivers a pure-top-shelf performance. I consider myself lucky to have lived in the time of his run through Hollywood, and blessed with the chance to see his work on the big screen. Easily in the top-5 actors of my lifetime.
Yep. Totally agree with that. Easily top 5
His name is Brad Dourif. If he doesn't get under your skin then see a Doctor. He is a very talented Actor. Notice he never say a word in this scene. Brilliant.
I love the way the other agents got in the way when he was gonna walk back in there the deputy had every bit of that coming.
This needs to be put back in theaters been too long
agreed
Definitely needs to be watched again. Excellent acting and writing.
Why put it back in theaters? Cops still getting away with murders in 2019.
Brilliant
Yup, just casually reintroduce it to the cinemas, no further explanation needed.
One of the best films ever made, great cast and should definitely be in your DVD collection.
Legend tells He is STILL spinning in that chair til this day.
I always thought NIN took the spinning think in their video from this scene
No
He went to prison
@@cynthiajean2835 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"you spin me right round like a record baby right right round right!
@@cynthiajean2835 But not for very long. He should have been put away for life.
Nobody gonna give the two guys at the 2:15 mark some love ❤️ they was like nah bro Gene Hackman got this 😂😂
MY FAVE SCENE! Dafoes walk off was classic also!
Hackmans boys
Ha ha
Yep!
Yeah...."Sorry pal....we're closed....." 😂
Gene Hackman is THE greatest actor to ever live. He is great in just about everything
Agree 100%
Agree. A legend. And the deputy in the chair 👊👊👊👊👊
Don’t know if he is the greatest but he is damn good
name o deputy @@captainkaos754
Personally, I think Brad Dourif is a far better actor.
I love how he Just took over the shaving, that Was smooth as F*** k👌
One of the greatest actors of the past 75 years. His range is extraordinary. From this to broad comedy such as Heartbreakers, with Sigourney Weaver. But his serious roles are truly amazing.
Totally agree. And how about his performance, short as it was, in “Young Frankenstein”?
“Did ya strike a blow for the white man that night??”
Gene is awesome
"Did you strike a blow for the white man when you beat your wife that night?"
Hackman is my favorite actor!
! Aaaaaaaaahhhh!
1 of the GOATs
Yeah, you knew Pell was getting nuked when Gene asked him that.. Just vicious..
The fact that he didn't win an Oscar for this role is absurd.
I saw this movie in the early 90s and just saw it again in 2021. I now realize what a powerful movie it was.
Smooth switching of the hands to the straight razor. That part cracks me up 😆
When Gene Hackman gets pissed it's worth an Oscar.
Gene is right. That deputy does have a stupid smile.
That's Mr. Anderson
He played Billy in ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST
reminds me of seth meyers smile.
Brad Dourif? He has quite the face - epic. Can out-act many with just his eyebrows.
@@damianbylightning6823 He can't act at all with eyebrows if the role is Grima Wormtongue! ;)
That deputy dude was a great actor. I think people overlook that because Gene was so incredible. They were perfect together.
That’s Brad Doriff, he’s done a lot of movies and he’s also the chucky voice actor
This scene alone meant Gene should won the Oscar! Terrific!!
I like when Dafoe tries to go back into the barber shop and that agent steps in front of the door like, "No you don't - he's not finished in there yet".
YES
He beat the deputy so hard that he went bald and got fat during the altercation @ 2:02
@@michaelwalsh9145 i never noticed that lol
DeFoe throws up his arms because the big agent blocks him from getting back in to the barber shop! Love it!
He also throws up his arms because he knows this is what'll take to get these murderers
I swear this might be one of the most UNDERRATED movies of all time
This whole movie is a Hackman masterclass. And given that its subject matter is real, it’s gives it that chilling edge.
Man---one of the best scenes in cinema history---Gene Hackman literally scared the living hair outta that cop!!!
Gene Hackman always delivers, always makes his characters come alive, especially when playing villainous characters.
Classic old school actor.
Happy Birthday Gene Hackman - one of your best performances but there are SO SO many! One of the greatest actors ever!
I don’t think there’s been a better actor than Gene Hackman on the screen. He’s in some very elite company.
Hackman is one of the few actors that when I hear he’s in a new film it immediately gets my attention, a fine actor indeed, thank you Gene for many years of great entertainment 👏🏽
I love it when the other Agent step in the way of William Defoe.
As soon as he shouts "did you smile" it gets me every time
What a movie,and WHAT an actor!!
Did you smile pal?..DID YA SMILE??????? Class
Pell, not pal. 😂
É Pell . O nome dele.
Absolutely Amazing And Brilliant Scene From One Of The Special Actors Of All Times Legendary Gene Hackman 🙏😁💕
Brad Dourif,one of thee great actors, his eyes are worth a thousand lines of dialogue.
@WalkthroughArchivegreetings, yes, the sad fact remains as indeed with life itself, that not all those deserving rise to the very top (some don't want to). In fact the opposite is the reality. In this world, it's who you know not necessarily what you know. Most people don't know of Brad, but for those who appreciate great acting - he is there. The "wringing of the cat's neck" scene in the same movie one look from Brad (as in life itself) sorta tells a whole story in and of itself. Great, great acting and thus cinema of course and it takes nothing away from Hackman rather it adds to his abilities and that's how you make great movies. The thing is Gene had and has the "name" Brad didn't and doesn't, except for those who say, "that is some piece of acting! Who is that guy?"
Absolutely agree 1000%👍
I'm convinced it was Gene Hackman that actually started the Wu Tang Clan.
Hahahahaahahahahahahahahahah That made my day! Thanks!
Extremely underrated comment!!! Lmao!
😂😂😔😔
😂
Gene wu 😂😂😂
2:01 the moment he fell into the chairs, he also lost all of his hair.. impressive
Dear God that's funny...
Hackman scared the hair off him
I just noticed this 😆
@Raghunath Sriraman Oh! We had been duped until you told us! Really!
WTH!!😂😂
"DID YA SMILE?!!"
Good Gawd! Brad Dourif's eyes deserved an Oscar. Truly terrified of what was coming. Now his hair? Doesn't surprise me. Dourif has always been an outstanding actor.
"But ol' Lester he got a good memory"
🤣🤣🤣
Then Hackman, cuts Deputy Pell hard with that razor makes me laugh every time
🤣🤣🤣
One of the best scenes Hackman played and gave us some real payback for an evil man, I loved the movie. 😊👍❤️
This is how the Klan should be treated.
Why not all hate groups no matter what color they are?
Joseph Carl The Klan doesn’t receive as much hate or prosecution as it should, compared to other hate groups
@@scillavanilla5356 isn't it crazy how they get to enjoy their white privilege and just hate wherever they want
Facts.
@Jay B if folks were treated equal by law thenthere would be no rioting and burning. Let it burn if that what it takes.
One of my all time favorite movie scenes by one of my all time favorite OG,s of acting and action
Brad Dourif looks so much like Tim Robbins that I want to make a Shawshank Redemption joke. Might just be that Tim Robins had the same haircut when he played Andy.
When Ward tried to go back in the barbershop to stop Anderson the two agents blocked the door like “Nope, you’re not getting in”
I ABSOLUTELY adore this scene !
I will never forget this movie. Hackman slayed it.
Gene Hackman is the ultimate actor. More so than his contemporaries, he captivated me with these kind of performances. And reading about his life story and trauma he endured as a child, shows how triumphant a spirit he had to overcome and become such a person. I remember watching him in Bat 21 and Poseidon Adventure as a kid, those were 2 of the first VHS tapes I ever saw.
Lex Luthor owns Chucky.
2020: did you have the stupid smile when you George Floyd said he couldn’t breath
Now that comment is badass!!! Amen!!!!
2020:
Did you smile when Rayshard Brooks turned towards the pursuing officer and fired the stolen taser at the officer?
Did you smile when you thought INCAPACITATED OFFICER CAN'T PROTECT HIS SIDEARM?
Did you smile when you thought Rayshard Brooks could have taken the incapacitated officers sidearm and shot at the other officer?
Did you smile at the thought that a taser fired by Rayshard Brooks could have that could have led to the death of both officers that night?
Did you smile when you thought HE SHOULD HAVE COMPLIED AND LIVED?
Blue Lives Matter.
@TwelvesInchesAround ThinkAboutIt Then he shouldn't have resisted arrest, stolen a taser and fired it at an officer. Brooks caused his own death.
@TwelvesInchesAround ThinkAboutIt Again, Brooks' actions caused his own death. If he hadn't threatened a cop's life with a weapon, he wouldn't have been shot.
@TwelvesInchesAround ThinkAboutIt He should've never put himself in that situation to be shot at all.
Two of my favorite actors. Both have the gift of making you forget you're watching acting.
I love this part of the movie. It’s actually my favorite scene of any movie.
Yep. It's difficult to find another movie scene that brings as much satisfaction than this one. This is one helluva movie, start to finish. STELLAR.
Gene Hackman's voice has always intrigued me. He sounds like a braying mule when he's shouting, but then can completely change and his voice is as soft as velvet when he's whispering.
That is some EPIC acting right there!! Gene Hackman is the BOMB!!
0:01 I didn’t know Paul Finebaum was once a barber! 🤣
Gene Hackmans level and reach as an actor is somewhere beyond the Milky Way galaxy. Ask yourself when, if ever, you've seen such incredible passion and fire in an actor. On the badass scale of one to ten, he's a fifty! Some people, a select few, have the ability to reach outside and beyond themselves to capture the power and intensity in a performance. As a ninety year old man I have no doubt he could whip any young buck with a rocking chair and a cane. I can't think of any actor whose work I enjoy more. He couldn't produce a weak performance if he tried to. Mean Gene the acting machine.
So well put. Kudos.
Fight hatred with violence! You get em Popeye! O wait..
Gene Hackman was robbed of the Best Actor Oscar for this role. He was brilliant
I believe Gene Hackman wasn't robbed for an Academy Award for Best Actor in 1989 for his role in Mississippi Burning 1988, he was excellent in the role and any other year he would have won but that Academy Award belonged to Dustin Hoffman for his phenomenal role in Rain Man 1988 and I love Gene is one of the best and my favourite actors of all time.
More like supporting actor
He had the misfortune of going up against his friend Dustin Hoffman for "Rain Man". Hoffman owned that category that year.
@@marshaloiscamillephilpotts7245 No. Not to take anything away from Hoffman, but the Academy quite clearly got it wrong that year. Hackman's performance here is one for the ages. Hoffman's, great as it is, is just not in the same league.
Gene Hackman is indoubtedly my favorite actor.The man is just great.
Anderson could have gotten into trouble with the State of Mississippi for shaving someone without having a barbers license.
LMAO 🤣
Gene Hackman, Genius.
Now that is one close shave.
He really hates that deppidy. The little slap in the middle of the beating was god level
This scene here is exactly why we love Gene Hackman
Gene Hackman played some of the best characters ever.
@Les Brown he was the best character in Unforgiven
He brings his A game EVERY damn time. He's a master of his craft. This is probably my favorite character. Hoosiers is another one.
This was my dad favourite part of the film that's why gene Hackman is always his favourite actor 🎥🎥🎥👍👍👍
I like how they all stepped to the door "Don't interrupt the boss while he works."
1:59, I love when he smacks him!!🤣🤣🤣
Oh my god gene hackman had me in tears from laughter
One of my favourite Gene Hackman scenes of all time.
imagine after shooting this scene. The director was probably like "Okay Gene, we are going to shoot this scene again, but this time I want to see some passion!"
Gene Hackman. Now there's an actor!
That little slap he gave the cop in mid interrogation speech was ruthless!
Yep! But, it looked like he cuffed that deputy more than a little slap. Sounded like a good crisp face palm.
Oscar worthy scene.
@@billhenjum7566 Notice how the actor doesn't flinch because he's playing a man to terrified to do anything. The acting was so good in this movie.
Gene Hackman's movies are always exciting to watch. Great actor! 💙
Mississippi burning 1 of my favourite movies ever, Gene Hackman pure genius,