Unforgiven (4/10) Movie CLIP - Little Bill Meets William Munny (1992) HD
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When Little Bill (Gene Hackman) comes to Greeley's to disarm the town's new arrivals, William Munny (Clint Eastwood) is too sick to fight him off.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Dedicated to his mentors Sergio Leone and Don Siegel, Clint Eastwood's 1992 Oscar-winner examines the mythic violence of the Western, taking on the ghosts of his own star past. Disgusted by Sheriff "Little Bill" Daggett's decree that several ponies make up for a cowhand's slashing a whore's face, Big Whiskey prostitutes, led by fierce Strawberry Alice (Frances Fisher), take justice into their own hands and put a $1000 bounty on the lives of the perpetrators. Notorious outlaw-turned-hog farmer William Munny (Eastwood) is sought out by neophyte gunslinger the Schofield Kid (Jaimz Woolvett) to go with him to Big Whiskey and collect the bounty. While Munny insists, "I ain't like that no more," he needs the bounty money for his children, and the two men convince Munny's clean-living comrade Ned Logan (Morgan Freeman) to join them in righting a wrong done to a woman. Little Bill (Oscar-winner Gene Hackman), however, has no intention of letting any bounty hunters impinge on his iron-clad authority. When pompous gunman English Bob (Richard Harris) arrives in Big Whiskey with pulp biographer W.W. Beauchamp (Saul Rubinek) in tow, Little Bill beats Bob senseless and promises to tell Beauchamp the real story about violent frontier life and justice. But when Munny, the true unwritten legend, comes to town, everyone soon learns a harsh lesson about the price of vindictive bloodshed and the malleability of ideas like "justice." "I don't deserve this," pleads Little Bill. "Deserve's got nothin' to do with it," growls Munny, simultaneously summing up the insanity of western violence and the legacy of Eastwood's Man With No Name.
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TM & © Warner Bros. (1992)
Cast: Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman, Anthony James, Jeremy Ratchford, Jefferson Mappin
Director: Clint Eastwood
Producers: Clint Eastwood, Julian Ludwig, David Valdes
Screenwriter: David Webb Peoples
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The title is wrong. In this clip Little Bill meets a pig farmer. At the end of the movie is when he meets William Munny.
🤣🤣
Brilliant
Touché
You don't ever want to meet William Munny...
Correct. He meets William Hendershot in this scene. Not William Munny.
Gene Hackman’s performance in this is one of the most well deserved Oscar wins of all time, he was absolutely brilliant
Indeed, I always thought so as well. The scenes with Little Bill and English Bob in particular I thought were just fantastic
Meanwhile, Eastwood had to basically plead with Hackman to take the role.
Thank god he was persuaded to take it, no other actor could have pulled it off like he did, one of the the best antagonists I’ve seen in a movie.
Little Bill basically reappeared in The Quick and the Dead, almost the same guy down to the syllable.
@@victorpradha9946 poor imitation really, he had nowhere near the same kind of script or character depth as he had in Unforgiven.
What a transformation William went thro between here and getting told about Neds murder. Absolute genius from Clint and all involved. Love this film.
I bet when Clint asked him to play little bill, Hackman said “I’ll be in your movie if I get to beat hell out of ya” then Clint probably replied “you can ......but I got to be sick”
Clint said that Gene was reluctant to play the role, but he was eventually persuaded to when Clint explained the film to him and his character.
Gene Hackman was perfect for Little Bill and he won a Oscar for a great performance. His characters are so good.😊💵🌵
That’s a great comment
ha. ftw
One of many ironies about this movie. If Bill had treated the 2 cowboys like this in the beginning, there would have been no need for the ensuing bloodshed. Bill knows it too. He missed his chance to prevent all of this.
Yeah and the head prostitute crying foul in the beginning didn't help any, as little bill said: "whipping ain't a little thing"
@@arnoldjack7956 - In this respect, I would say a whipping would've absolutely been justified, however, the boy who was associated with the man who did the committed the actual assault, I would say would not deserve it, nor did he deserve what eventually happened to him.
@@thecowboy9698 Ikr? And he even brought an extra pony for the victim as a kind gesture but that wasn't good enough for strawberry Alice as she continued to push it.
@@arnoldjack7956
Hey, my friend disfigured you for life and put you through weeks of agony. And I didn’t do anything to try and stop him. In fact he’s walking free as we speak. He’ll probably do it again…
Here’s a horse… we cool right?
They were both low life scumbags.
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Little Bill is one of the best antagonists in movie history! The shootout at the end is one of the greatest and most satisfying scenes ever
Little Bill was an Assassin and known gunslinger brought by the hint by English Bob at beginning that remembered Little Bill from killing people including China men and that shaved off his whiskers. He became town Sheriff to move on from being a gunslinger and cleaned up his appearance. English Bob even brought remembering Little Bill when was a killer and a drunk. In way Little Bill beats up English Bob, Ned, and William Munny so his men and town people don’t realize he was one of them years ago.
Deserve gots nothing to do with it
@@cuchulain1647 That comes up in the medical field notably tumor institutes now and then👍🏻
Little Bill was a protagonist as far as I'm concerned.
BILL was a BULLY !!! g
little bill such a funny character, he has a self effacing nickname but the biggest ego makes it mock humble, and he loves to beat people up when hes got them surrounded and cant fight back. truly a cop
I like the part at the end where Little Bill says, "I don't deserve to die like this, I'm building a house."
I initially thought he said " I don't deserve to die like this, I'm Billy the House"
"Deserve's got nothing to do with it".
lol true
Well the point is he was working towards a goal and saw himself as a good guy...
Just shows you whatever you're doing death comes for all of us!
All great actors. Clint wrote, directed, stared, and delivered this awesome movie for us to learn from. Thank you Mr. Eastwood.
He "stared", did he?
If he wrote it, why does it say the screenplay is by David Webb Peoples?
@@ryanwakley1640 You're right. I studied a bit more. Clint bought the story years before, and they followed the dialogue exactly. My mistake. I'm an Eastwood fan.
Learnt from it? It's a movie.
He bought the screenplay during the 1980’s and waited until he was old enough to play the role. Pretty brilliant.
What I love the most about this movie is there is no traditional good guy or bad guy
That's why the movie was so good. The good guys weren't 100% good, and the bad guys the same way, which is probably closer to the truth than most movies made today. No virtue-signaling in this movie.
William Munny is more of Anti Hero which eastwood established that trademark in all of his westerns. Ned, Little Bill, English Bob were all known killers in there day only Bill turned to Law Enforcement and hides from his men and towns people that he was himself a murderer and hard drinking person as told by English Bob.
The closest you get to a good guy is Ned, who couldn't bring himself to shoot, the kid who regrets shooting, and the prostitute who was cut up. She didn't seem hung ho about vengeance, and it would have been understandable if she had.
But even then, Ned was for the killing, the kid did kill, and the prostitute didn't put any effort into stopping the murder for hire.
Bad guys, on the other hand, you have an ample supply.
Hell you’ve described every western Clint has made.
The bad guys aren’t so bad and the good guys aren’t so good
It is easy to act tough, when you have several henchman pointing with gun toward your opponent.
subrosa it wasnt in the last scene XD
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Kinda like in "Rambo : Last Blood" where the 2 Cartel brothers are questioning Rambo and have over 30+ henchmen to save them from him.. for now.
No remember one arm man saying about little bill not being scared? Saying little bill come out of Texas and Kansas he worked them tuff towns, he is the most experienced and passing on his experience to the younger sheriffs
Little Bill.come out of Kansas boys. He was tough. I wanted him to kill William Munny.
"whats this for snakes and such" a nod to the kid in Outlaw Josey Wales.
Truly one of the finest westerns ever made.
The way he went for the bottle always made me laugh.
Eastwood is just a bag of holy shit
student I don't think he was trying to insult Eastwood
I think munny was gonna try to smash little Bill's head with the bottle.
When you're getting your butt kicked you grab anything you can reach.
Last moment of truth u just did what
Practically the same speech he gave while giving English Bob a beating. I think he kind of enjoys it, don't you?
Matt Foley yeah it’s easy to beat up on a guy who is so ill he can barely stand up. Especially when your cronies are all standing behind you with loaded guns.
Just goes to show how much Little Bill relies on public displays of his manhood; it’s like his fuel.
@@Whyistomatoafruit - He got the name "Little" Bill for some reason.
“I don’t deserve this, to die like this. I was building a house!”
No fewer untruthful words were ever spoken.
He ain't no carpenter though lol
@@maciek8159 there ain't one right angle on that thing.
Gene Hackman plays one hell of a complicated character; he is supposed to be the “good guy”, the law-abiding leader trying to clean up the town, but in reality, he really is the villain who causes much of the violence and death that occurs later in the film and at the climax.
Whereas Clint is supposed to be the “bad guy,” the outlaw, and yet he is the one who ends up with the more just cause. Brilliant.
Yepp, it’s brilliant characterization
Little Bill's not hard to understand. He's the quintessential authoritarian. He has a nice trusting face and even cleans up the town. But it's his way and only his way. No body likes the way he does it, but it's hard to argue with results. Furthermore, it's hard to argue with him.
Don't know how Bill is the villain or how Munny had more justness in his cause, pretty unclear imo
It is the proverbial saying "The road to hell is paved with good intentions."
in a way, they're both "the ugly." sorta.
One thing I always see in this scene is the parallels in shot placement to the beating/interrogation scene in A Fistful of Dollars. The camera work when Eastwood is crawling on the floor. Eastwood himself said he made this as a tribute to Sergio Leone.
Fun fact, it is actually a tribute to Akira Korasawa. Watch Yojimbo, it is literally the same movie but with samurai. Both are great, but Korasawa did it first.
@@Rearmostbean yes you could also say that's it's also a tribute to A Fistful of Dollars which is the same exact plot line as Yojimbo except replaced with gunslingers. Eastwood channeled his early filmmaking mentor which was Leone in directing Unforgiven. Watch the interrogation scene and then this scene again you'll see the similarities to both Yojimbo and A Fistful of Dollars in the shot direction/framing.
Kurosawa came up with a lot of the original film concepts of revenge and justice that were borrowed heavily by western film makers, he was one of the best and most revolutionary film makers of all time
Gene hackmans a beast! Mans acting is unparalleled
Little Bill putting Cheyenne, Witchita, and Abilene on blast
He must've had a soft spot for Dodge, if that was in existence yet.
It takes a solid actor to knock the crap outta Clint Eastwood and make it believable. Gene Hackman fits the bill...
How do they do that? You know, act so damn well... It feels real.
You know Clint is lying when he says he aínt carrying no firearm.
Ahh, but he uses a double negative.
"What's this for snakes and such?" Touche, Mr Eastwood
In 'For a Few Dollars More' he's got a snake carved on the handle of his revolver. Might be a reference to that.
Gene Hackman is an all around good character actor.
I hope they start making movies like this again someday
In some ways they still do, they just might not be in the form of a western set in the 19th century. In many ways "No Country for Old Men" was a western in spirit, but set in the modern era, and "Sicario" is some ways is a western as well. You could adapt either of those movies into a 19th century western you'd just have to find something to replace narcotics as the backdrop/cause for corruption and lawlessness.
Actors and artists in films like this don't grow on tree's. They come around once in a lifetime. A better way to look at it is this way. I'm so glad I got to see great storytelling and acting like this in my lifetime. Movies like Unforgiven will be enjoyed 100 years after we're all dead and buried.
I think we had so many western in the early boomer days (we grew up on them) that everyone got tired of them, space exploration evolved, kids got older and the cowboys became detectives and more sophisticated criminals.
They won't. No lesbians in this one
Expect no less of a brilliant performance from Hackman.
The subtle thunder claps used in different parts of this movie are great. Quiet exclamation points. The final bar scene especially. So many layers to this masterpiece.
Lawful BULLY played brilliant by Gene
He wasn’t even lawful. He beat an innocent man to death.
Hackman is a legend
The second time the meet it's a different story. Hackmans role here is similar to that movie where he was a fast gun and challenged other fast draws out draw him. This time instead of outgunning his gunslinging opponent he just kills whoever drifts into town.
Hackman was the right person. ...no....the only person for this role of Little Bill.
What's this for? Snakes and such?.....Yeah.....We don't have any snakes in here Mr. Hendershot.....See, it works.
snwlcke3 Oh they've got snakes in there ok.
yes classic line
snakes and such
There is, in Hackman's performance, a lot of Popeye Doyle from The French Connection.
Mdebacle Gene Hackman is known for playing tough guy roles in a lot of his movies
Popeye didn't torture people, Hackman said he based it on LAPD chief Daryl Gates
Possibly because Popeye Doyle and Little Bill were played by the same actor. Similarly I noticed echoes in Clint Eastwood's performance of other performances he has given.
He knew that Gene Hackman played Doyle as well. Clint Eastwood’s westerns all have a common theme that he was more of anti hero not the hero like John Wayne’s characters were. That’s the point of Unforgiven kind of a final showcase for Eastwood in his last western as a anti hero kind of character only older now and trying to move on from a life of hard drinking and killing which he did in other westerns as well.
Hackman in Superman 1, 2 and 4 wasn't bad either.
My All time favorite movie. Clint Eastwood. Gene Hackman
The Quick And The Dead(1995), Unforgiven(1992), both sides of the "dime novel" with Gene Hackman.
Truly the best western, ever!
NO JOSEY WALES was 👍g
Wild guess, but I think Little Bill's a sadist.
valar Ya don't say?
no kiddin'.
I don't know about that, but I think he doesn't really care about others all that much. You don't have to enjoy it to inflict lots of pain, especially if you think your cause is just - only not care or think of how the person on the other end feels.
"Yeaahh?"
-:Clint Eastwood
Notice how that writer starts off in the movie moving up thru the gunfighter.
The gunslinger on the train,up to English bob then onto little Bill and finally the biggest of them all,William munny who gives him no interview at all.
He was with English Bob in the train when they were introduced.
@@johnboy2349he may have literally meant proximity. Didn't Beauchamp change seats to be closer to English Bob on the train?
0:53 "WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY"? That's the look Eastwood's giving him.
he paid him back, but good
A sickly William Hendershot here transforms into William Munny the Machine at the end.
clint eastwood have 61 years old in this movi .. amazing
Little Bill is going to be awfully sorry that he did that....
Eastwood do one more western please I know you have a script in a desk tucked away somewhere like you did for unforgiven!
@Mike M no he isn't.
These roles fit Gene Hackman like a glove.
Bill had such a beautiful signature on his own death warrant.
The best part was when William Muny told Little Bill "you can't triple stamp a double stamp Lloyd"!!
The weather is always on point
Both are just tremendous!
One of my absolute favorite movies!
Mine too!
Those thunderstorms sounds in bg are PERFECTION... sounds like an atomic blast...
I sometimes forget this movie was made a year before Tombstone in which Val Kilmer brilliantly plays Doc Holliday.
Why dont they make more westerns like this
Why did they make a million westerns unlike this...
This movie wouldn't be possible if they hadn't made a million westerns unlike it..
354sd They want political correctness in everything or a message for the liberals.
You mean like in Unforgiven?
Nicholas Castronuova I mean like all in the academy awards. Hahahaha
I just named my cat Mr. Beauchamp after this scene lol
pronounced "Mr. Bo-Shamp"
FULLmeltHASH What about the Japanese version?
Thats awesome. May you blessed all your days.
Any relation to Mr. Bo Jangles?
Eastwood's acting was great.
Dedicated Spartan that’s what she said
Over 100 years later and the law still think they are above us....
This is truly ONE OF THE BEST SCENES IN HISTORY! Gritty, Sinister, Edgy. GENE HACKMAN .. GREAT GUY, GREAT ACTOR. The real deal.
Reminds me alot of his mississippi burning character,
Now you listen to me shitkicker.............
Its going to be a sad day when these two incredible actors are gone.
little bills actor is amazing. very good actor
His name is Gene Hackman. This was the only film he was ever in.
Gene Hackman my all time favorite actor
Gene Hackman was so good in this role. HACKENSACK????
When most men think they’re William Munny, but are actually William Hendershot….
Awesome-great movie comeback
Best Western ever !!!!!!
If William wasn't so sick he would have nailed little Bill right then!
One of the greatest films ever made!
Great Movie
He's born to make this movie.
GENE HACKMAN CLINT EASTWOOD DOESN'T GET MUCH BETTER IN THE MOVIE WORLD GREAT ACTING!
Hackman had far better RANGE and ability. Eastwood just did one character his whole life with mostly minor variations
The attack on English bob was a pre cursor to this
: "You find this kind in all your saloons and all your prosperous communities. Wichita, over in, uh, Cheyenne, Abilene! But you won't find them in the town of Big Whiskey!"
Awesome scene
“We don’t have any snakes in here, Mr. Hendershot.”
“You’re welcome.”
Best western, of all time.
Imagine if Little Bill said- "Hello Friend."
And Little Bill has thus sealed his own fate.
Excellent movie
Good movie..
Gene Hackman and Tommy Lee Jones are the only Actors to give Clint Eastwood a Black Eye on Screen 😮😮😮😮😯😯😯😯
Gene Hackman is perfect in this, great written characters over all in this movie.
that slap was bs haha
Thanks 💐💐💐💐
Little Bill was all pumped up from the journalist waxing his ego. Guys like that need to be slapped.
Exquisite tension in this scene.
You gone learn soon, Little Bill!
I liked how he died at the end.
MrElPoderozo1 idk why I found this funny, but I do 😂
Gave him he ole "Duck" treatment.
I will add something,even been an outsider ,although i am watching westerns since i was a kid with my grand 'pa from Arizona and living in the US for 27years:becarefull to whom you're playing the tough guy, because in every man's soul there is something in somnolence,and that's a great MAN.Don't provoque the great MAN on us authoritarian oligarchs, you're gonna regret it.
Hollywood needs another film like this to offset all the silly Marvel universe and lame comedy crap it’s putting out. Just a no nonsense good old fashioned film with world class actors.
Real tough when hes got 3 guns trained on em.
The Buck Of Breath.
Kick him now but when he guts u in the end...you'll be cryin
Mr. Hackman is another American Icon!
A man's got to know his limitations. Little Bill exceeded his beating William Munny like that and not finishing him.
Hackman's the Master
From near a dead horse state into an awaken demon once again during the last scene of the movie. You could see the demon waking up the moment he took a sip of that whiskey when he learned of Ned's death due to torture.
I always wondered, why did Munny lie about not having a gun? He's at gunpoint, doesn't seem like lying would get him anywhere. Little Bill even gave him an out and said maybe he couldn't see the sign.