What are some of the greatest 'bit' parts in film?
Elmo Blatch in Shawshank Redemption has less of a minute of screentime and it's still one of the most chilling performances I've seen.
>AND THAT'S THE BEST PART
What are some of the greatest 'bit' parts in film?
Luke Gray
Parker Phillips
Gaff in Blade Runner comes to mind.
Jeremiah Edwards
>AND HE'S THE ONE THEY PINNED IT ON *WHEEEEEZE*
Joshua Cox
Reminder that for being so smart Andy was an idiot for immediately going to the warden with that story instead of trying to contact a lawyer.
Aaron Campbell
This is true, but he's human like anyone else. He let his emotions get the best of him from time to time.
Benjamin White
That's not a bit part. For example, the asian noodle stand guy in the beginning who says "HE SAY YOU BRADE RUNNAH!" stands out more for me.
Matthew Cruz
Mr. Pocket in Buster Scruggs.
>be mr. Pocket
>be on screen for 0 minutes
>still most iconic character from the film
I'm excited for the follow-up where we'll discover who he really is.
Angel Kelly
To be fair, that story wouldn't stand up in court at all. It's entirely hearsay about some convict telling another convict a story.
Discounting that, the Warden and Hadley would've intercepted any tries for Andy to try to get a lawyer even if he didn't go to the Warden first.
Angel Richardson
Convenience store owner in No Country for Old Men
Liam Morris
Alec Baldwin in Glengarry Glenn Ross
Elias Koteas in Shutter Island
Liam Price
>Alec Baldwin in Glengarry Glenn Ross
beat me to it
Jordan Scott
it's just a movie bro
Easton Nguyen
Adrian Lee
maybe "bit part" is stretching it but that one monologue the cop in Reservoir Dogs has is great
>i'm fucking DEFORMED man, they cut my fucking ear off!!
>*blubbering*
Austin Martinez
Like a second of screen time
Jordan Baker
I really thought he was a non-actor until I just looked it up.
Jose Sanders
Ayden Bailey
>goes through that torture without ratting out the nearly dead guy across the room whom he knows is a cop
That shit didn't hit me until I watched it too many times. What a fucking hero for as much good it does for him.
Luke Stewart
Based
Caleb Peterson
This. It really stands out when every other character in the film is a vile piece of shit.
Blake Gomez
Im gonna go get the papers get the papers
Carson Brooks
>tfw he starts pleading about his wife and kids then gets shot by Eddie a few minutes later
Michael Morgan
this dude
Liam Gonzalez
no better answer than this
two minutes and ten seconds of screentime in the entire movie. he's literally only in one percent of the runtime, yet it was such a memorable role that he built an entire career out of it.
Owen Gutierrez
jeremy piven as the effeminate stylist in rush hour 2
Carter Edwards
The Warden off of Shutter as well.
Jace Nguyen
Wyatt Thompson
Andy was a smart guy. With Red's help (remember the smuggling racket he ran?), he could have gotten a letter out to a lawyer easily enough. It's a crummy plot hole. A genius lawyer/accountant should have never trusted a scumbag like that warden to do right by him.
Nolan Gutierrez
Connor Brooks
That's good coke
Easton Perry
Just the audio of this dude is etched into my memory. He went big but he fucking nailed it.
Oliver Rodriguez
>you're a big guy
>for you
Austin Hernandez
Anytime Stephen Root shows up in coen bros movies its brief but always great.
Justin Richardson
The noodle cart owner in The Fifth Element
Justin Cooper
HE WAS BANGING THEM TWO AT A Time
Ryder Davis
The Skull from Scarface
Also pretty cool how he had the Terminator look several years before Arnie
Sebastian Baker
Lucas Cruz
I TALKED TO BARZINI
Samuel Watson
Angel Johnson
Yeah, he technically had a minor role in Rocky 3, but this is really the only scene of his that mattered.
Nolan Kelly
>Nik-nik-nik-f-f-f-Indians!
Christopher Foster
John Ross
2 scenes, total of 3 min 31 sec:
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1 scene only, 8 minutes:
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Levi Carter
Honestly, I didn't even recognise him while watching the film. What I did recognize, however, is that he effortlessly killed his (otherwise honestly powerful) scene. It wasn't a routine job of an elder actor, but pure and crystal-clear acting without any unnecessary extra.
Jackson Butler
>I think he took his wallet
guy in BttF 2
Nathan Howard
Christopher walken Vietnam ass watch
Nathaniel Scott
Benjamin Murphy
wat film
Brody Hall
Kys
Joseph Mitchell
I'm sad that I only just really discovered this dude about a year ago.
Ayden Baker
Anthony Perez
reminds me of this.
Cooper Stewart
>non-actor
>in a Coen Bros film
Christopher Hernandez
Levi Morgan
Mulholland Drive. Best movie of the 21st century, according to Empire Magazine.
Christopher Russell
Two dollars. Cash.
Joseph Adams
Kayden Allen
chris tucker in jackie brown
alfred molina in boogie nights
Landon Bennett
kek
Levi Bailey
god damn that midget has a hairy back.
look at that shit.
its like tropical rainforest running down his ass crack.
Brandon Campbell
Tyler Thomas
Chase Martinez
The part when he says he makes a fresh pot every week is what really got me. He's so old and confined to a wheelchair that he has to make coffee weekly. Fuck man.
Lincoln Wilson
Sir Knight, I have just pissed in my... pants!
Carson Hill
Ryan Green
Why didn't he finish Vin Diesel off? Was it pity?
William Richardson
Yes, you can clearly see he feels bad for him so he doesn't finish him off.
Zachary Robinson
-The mexican gangbangers from Training day
-The hillbilly rapists from pulp fiction
Liam Hernandez
Jeffrey Wright in Manchurian Candidate.
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Sebastian Martinez
Tom Waits done some great bit parts.
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Zachary Phillips
To lure out the others into the open
Noah Hill
>OH MENAH MENAH MENAH I DO REMEMBER THEM, COLORED FELLAS I BELIEVE
Wish I had an excuse to use this quote more
Eli Roberts
chameleon
Charles Butler