Not an accident. I think it's supposed to be taking the piss out of Jim J. a bit. The director Tom Dicillo was his cameraman on Stranger than Paradise.
This scene is one of my favorite scenes in any movie. And still is. You know that they nailed it when half of the people still don't get it even after all these years and think that was acting.
brad pitts acting isnt even bad in this clip. its just the way the character acts. the chemistry between the two is there. whoever said this is bad acting is a victim to ignorance
The story goes that Cave ran into Pitt at the Jesse James premiere in 2007. He said "Hey Brad, remember me? I gave you your big break". Pitt just looked at him blankly.
Guys that is a movie joke lol. Of course they know each other, Nick Cave scored Brad's movie The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford".
I saw this film at the then, USA Film Festival, now the Sundance Film Festival. One, if not, Pit's 1st film. A year or two later the director had some 'interesting' words about Mr. Pit.
Apparently Pit was asked by the director to be in his next film and though he 'got his start with the director's film, he blew him off and ...never looked back. So goes Indy films those days.
Yikes, this was in the early 90s. I can't remember. Just that Pit had moved onto bigger and better offers. The director had hoped he would work with him again especially since he had given him the role in Blue Suede Shoes (BSS) his 1st film. I believe his comments were at the Q & A held after the director's 2nd film at Sundance and asked about working with Pit on BSS. Clearly the director was in Pit's rear view mirror.
I damn love this scene. So hilarious and also kinda weird in a David Lynch kinda way. "Here, have some chicken. Nah i gotta split man. You gotta split? Ahah! I start your fucking career and you gotta split. That's why your life is going fuckin nowhere Johnny, coz you don't know how to show a little goddam appreciation. No, I'm grateful Freak, really.Mmmm, this chicken is good. Well it should be man, I only found it yesterday..... just kidding.
I've been a fan of this movie for many many years, but just decided to watch Twin Peaks for the first time, and I immediately saw the acting/cinematography background music of Lynch in Twin Peaks. Surprised he wasn't connected to Johnny Suede in some way
You're not even funny, check "12 Monkeys" and "Snatch", then come and tell me Pitt's terrible so I can laugh to death. You don't have a clue about cinema.
well the film was pretty melodramatic, I think Pitt played it in the right tone. Compare this to Kalifornia it's radically different. Personally I felt his performance in Seven is best, especially the scene where he flips out in the car about Morgan Freeman's notes and then he gets cliffnotes from an officer. Or the scene with him, freeman and Spacey, nice balance of different styles. Because something like Interview with the Vampire is very melodramatic and could come off as sleep walking.
No way, how can you say that. I first watched it properly back in 1997 on Vhs tape. Use to get off looking at the video cover. I imagined myself like a johnny Suede - pausing and rewinding and replaying certain scenes in the movie. There are a lot of "weird" and darkly humourous scenes in the movie. A dark comedy and definitely a melancholic feel. A bit of David lynch kind of feel but way lighter and more humour. Some people don't get the oddity and weirdness in life, nor appreciate it, hence probably don't "get" the movie. For me, I got "lost" many times in this movie. Such a cult classic. So many scenes where it's like, you just know it's meant to be "weird" and the characters (the shipe bunch of them), were a delight to see parade in this movie. Damn I dig this movie and have probably watched it more than any other movie. Too bad you think it's "horrible." Don't know how you could say that? Further, I found it so entertaining and easy to watch. The music was so cool too in it. (Link Wray) from the get go in the opening credits. "Some people call me a teenage idol, some people say they envy me..." (opening scene of movie as Johnny is fixing his pompodour in a mirror whispering the words as the background music of a club is heard and a cool voice over/narration proceeds introducing us to Johnny).
@freddylumbergg4357e I don't think Snatch is the best testament to Pitt's acting abilities...great movie, but I could hardly take him seriously with that garbage accent. If you even want to call it that.
what is interesting Nick Cave would later go on to score Brad Pitt's film Assassination of Jessie James. Even if it's Pitt early he knows talent later down the line, like on Seven commentary track he talks about how funny John C McGinley is as a SWAT Team leader before he was on the show Scrubs
They should have edited some cuts in, no need to do a long take of bad acting. Nicks Australian accent and tone of voice together sound very unconvincing.
@Trips It's no joke. I haven't watched this clip for five years, but my toes started curling almost immediately after I started re-watching it. Stick to your day job Nick!
Errr..this is dire..wish I'd not come across it! I'm a big fan of Cave..he's a genius of the English language, and I've also enjoyed some of B.Pitt's films..but come on..apart from Nick's singing ..well, this is Amateur Dramatics toss! Painful!
So funny. Am i the only one who thinks that Nick looks like Jim Jarmusch with that hair...
You’re not alone.
I actually always thought it was Jarmusch in the haze of my memory
I'm shocked now. I've thought that was Jarmusch so far..
Not an accident. I think it's supposed to be taking the piss out of Jim J. a bit. The director Tom Dicillo was his cameraman on Stranger than Paradise.
Absolutely!
This scene is one of my favorite scenes in any movie. And still is. You know that they nailed it when half of the people still don't get it even after all these years and think that was acting.
I find Nick Cave so inspirational. I'm so glad there are people like him!!
A very under rated and unappreciated movie.
still surprises me that Nick Cave works on Brad Pitt films today. But then again one of Pitt's first roles was with James Gandolfini.
brad pitts acting isnt even bad in this clip. its just the way the character acts. the chemistry between the two is there. whoever said this is bad acting is a victim to ignorance
I agree with you.
What do you mean ignorance
I must be a victim to ignorance.
I think about this weird interaction more than I should
Same. I always wanna offer people chicken and get super resentful at them if they turn it down because of this movie.
The story goes that Cave ran into Pitt at the Jesse James premiere in 2007. He said "Hey Brad, remember me? I gave you your big break". Pitt just looked at him blankly.
neonatalpenguin that will happen. I barely remember half the people I've worked with in my life.
Nick just scored Brad's new movie "War Machine", so they seem to get along well now
Guys that is a movie joke lol. Of course they know each other, Nick Cave scored Brad's movie The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford".
Rockers with mahoosive hair 😅
Lmao! I so want this to be a urban legend that they totally agree to accept as real because it is fucking hilarious! It is awesome, mate! 🤣🤣🤣✌
He'll rekindle all your dreams it took you a lifetime to destroy.
"Maybe some day you could do me a favor" I think we all know what that means
Whoo-hoo, I sure do...
You appreciate that this is your final performance ever it’s necessary
Nick: got a cig?
Brad: nah I’m out
Nick: (pulls out cigarette)
Brad:.........
I love this movie , most beautifull Brad and Nick :)
Nick Cave on the verge of looking like Jim Jarmusch..
Kind of like David Bowie in the early 80s, I thought he was about to sing “Modern Love” for a hot second😂
this crow sound at 2:56
vincent l'hostis yes
nick cave looks like something outta Sigue Sigue Sputnik !
Great scene. No pseudo intellectual "method acting" bs. They saying what they feel and live. It's spontaneous and in the moment.
Holy wow...Too good.
In my gratitude is my peace
YOU GOTTA LEAVE ME AND JANE ALONE SHE CANT
Spoiler alert: The chicken makes him sick.
Predictable.
I saw this film at the then, USA Film Festival, now the Sundance Film Festival. One, if not, Pit's 1st film. A year or two later the director had some 'interesting' words about Mr. Pit.
Do tell
Apparently Pit was asked by the director to be in his next film and though he 'got his start with the director's film, he blew him off and ...never looked back. So goes Indy films those days.
@@herrsteppenwolf Thanks .. but what were the 'interesting words'?
Yikes, this was in the early 90s. I can't remember. Just that Pit had moved onto bigger and better offers. The director had hoped he would work with him again especially since he had given him the role in Blue Suede Shoes (BSS) his 1st film. I believe his comments were at the Q & A held after the director's 2nd film at Sundance and asked about working with Pit on BSS. Clearly the director was in Pit's rear view mirror.
It's so shocking to see Nick as a blonde. Ha! Ha! Ha!
Agreed
Beautiful hair!
Pompadour they call that.
I damn love this scene. So hilarious and also kinda weird in a David Lynch kinda way. "Here, have some chicken. Nah i gotta split man. You gotta split? Ahah! I start your fucking career and you gotta split. That's why your life is going fuckin nowhere Johnny, coz you don't know how to show a little goddam appreciation. No, I'm grateful Freak, really.Mmmm, this chicken is good. Well it should be man, I only found it yesterday..... just kidding.
I've been a fan of this movie for many many years, but just decided to watch Twin Peaks for the first time, and I immediately saw the acting/cinematography background music of Lynch in Twin Peaks. Surprised he wasn't connected to Johnny Suede in some way
Better actor than Brad Pitt. And a killer screen presence.
"Mmm, this is good chicken!"
I AGREE
WILL YOU PLEASE STOP TALKING THIS WAY IT UPSETS THE BAND IT UPSETS WARREN IT MAKES MY WIFE SEVERELY ANGUISHED AND DEPRESSED PLEASE
JANE SAYS SHE WANTS TO MEET UP AGAIN LIKE LAST TIME
براااد بيت 😍😍
Pity the next scene - Johnny with food poisoning - isn’t included
Nick Cave is a better actor here than Brad Pitt.
i noticed that too. just not attractive and also he is a real musician so the acting was just a small side thing
Nick
I’m not going to waste him either
Nick you apologise y’hear
You're not even funny, check "12 Monkeys" and "Snatch", then come and tell me Pitt's terrible so I can laugh to death. You don't have a clue about cinema.
He is not an actor, Nick Cave.
HEY BRO
SORRY SORRY TOUGH TIMES IM SURE
Have some chicken 😂🤣😂🤣
Who the fuck is Brad Pitt?
No, I’m not fucking kidding!
What the fuck is this?... What's it from? Why does it exist! It makes no sense!!!
💕💕💕
Sí!!! genial!
I think Pitt did not really develop as an actor until later in his career. This acting is kind of wooden.
well the film was pretty melodramatic, I think Pitt played it in the right tone. Compare this to Kalifornia it's radically different. Personally I felt his performance in Seven is best, especially the scene where he flips out in the car about Morgan Freeman's notes and then he gets cliffnotes from an officer. Or the scene with him, freeman and Spacey, nice balance of different styles. Because something like Interview with the Vampire is very melodramatic and could come off as sleep walking.
crithon The entire movie is stylised. .... and I love it!
I was born in a brothel
The clash of hairdos ?
brad pitt is the coolest
WHATS FUCKING GOING ON?
cringe
Two amazing people in a horrible movie
No way, how can you say that. I first watched it properly back in 1997 on Vhs tape. Use to get off looking at the video cover. I imagined myself like a johnny Suede - pausing and rewinding and replaying certain scenes in the movie. There are a lot of "weird" and darkly humourous scenes in the movie. A dark comedy and definitely a melancholic feel. A bit of David lynch kind of feel but way lighter and more humour. Some people don't get the oddity and weirdness in life, nor appreciate it, hence probably don't "get" the movie. For me, I got "lost" many times in this movie. Such a cult classic. So many scenes where it's like, you just know it's meant to be "weird" and the characters (the shipe bunch of them), were a delight to see parade in this movie. Damn I dig this movie and have probably watched it more than any other movie. Too bad you think it's "horrible." Don't know how you could say that? Further, I found it so entertaining and easy to watch. The music was so cool too in it. (Link Wray) from the get go in the opening credits.
"Some people call me a teenage idol, some people say they envy me..." (opening scene of movie as Johnny is fixing his pompodour in a mirror whispering the words as the background music of a club is heard and a cool voice over/narration proceeds introducing us to Johnny).
Nick Cave can't act.
Necessary because you are the worst actor in history
I'd forgotten how bad Nick is as an actor.
Still love him in this but this is not acting!
I thought he was great. Played the part perfectly.
I'm watching clips from this movie. Seems like the worst movie on earth.
@freddylumbergg4357e I don't think Snatch is the best testament to Pitt's acting abilities...great movie, but I could hardly take him seriously with that garbage accent.
If you even want to call it that.
what is interesting Nick Cave would later go on to score Brad Pitt's film Assassination of Jessie James. Even if it's Pitt early he knows talent later down the line, like on Seven commentary track he talks about how funny John C McGinley is as a SWAT Team leader before he was on the show Scrubs
Pitt has always been able to act. I like Nick, but whatever he's doing here, it ain't acting. Painful to watch and listen to.
They should have edited some cuts in, no need to do a long take of bad acting. Nicks Australian accent and tone of voice together sound very unconvincing.
Cave is not an actor though
@Trips It's no joke. I haven't watched this clip for five years, but my toes started curling almost immediately after I started re-watching it. Stick to your day job Nick!
Nick was great in this movie. Loved the whole shtick. Perfect. It was meant to be odd, weird and stylised. Kinda in a a lighter David Lynch way.
Errr..this is dire..wish I'd not come across it! I'm a big fan of Cave..he's a genius of the English language, and I've also enjoyed some of B.Pitt's films..but come on..apart from Nick's singing ..well, this is Amateur Dramatics toss! Painful!