Why was literally every piece of dialogue from him so memorable?
Why was literally every piece of dialogue from him so memorable?
Ethan Morris
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Leo Cox
sheer acting talent
Easton Robinson
BITCHES
Dominic Lee
WOMEN OF ILL REPUTE RETIRE
Daniel Diaz
because he's a talented actor who had a great character and script to work with. Clarence was a real piece of shit and he leaned into it perfectly.
Joseph King
bitches leave
Nathaniel Howard
Look at my face, Dick.
Benjamin Lewis
THOTS BEGONE
Easton Reyes
exactly this.
Connor Perry
Jace Bell
Can you soar, Robert?
Juan Cooper
Guns guns guns guns!
Tigers are playing
*thump thump*
TO-NIGHT
And I never miss a game
Jack Nelson
I really like the fact that he literally looks like a skinnier Costanza.
Like a couple years ago he used to be a schlubby accountant, and there's no big diff between a crime lord and a corporate bizsuit.
I wouldn't have him played by anyone else.
Parker Cooper
I'D BUY THAT FOR A DOLLAR
Nicholas Ramirez
Someone give this man a hand
Jonathan Wood
Dick Jones...Dick Jones!
Lincoln Morales
80s ultra violence
the best a man can get
Blake Morales
That man is an amazing actor, watch The Patriot for his greatest acting.
Kayden Kelly
His delivery pretty much, it's perfect
Andrew Gray
>Whores get out
Wyatt Bell
Because Red Foreman is based
Blake Carter
I WORK FOR DICK
Adrian Howard
cringe
Sebastian Johnson
>Prostitutes, evacuate
Jaxon Allen
Based actor in the literal perfect movie.
Kevin Smith
Mamselles, au revoir
Adam Cox
well written script and supreme acting chops
Anthony Howard
Boddicker, more like BUTT LICKER
Joshua Rogers
TJ Lazer was such a fucking non issue. Can we all just agree to the fact officer Lewis was lewd as fuck. She was a woman, and the best partner to have.
Wyatt Cox
FRANKIE KILL THIS COCKSUCKER
Ryder Thompson
seemed like he was having a great time in every scene
Wyatt Martinez
Why didn't Kurtwood Smith take off more than he did? He's so good. I'm not saying he's unsuccessful or unrecognized but I feel he deserves more.
John Parker
Ewes, root.
Justin Robinson
Sows, stem.