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William H Macy.
In the last couple of months I've seen three films with this guy in, and he's been in dozens more too.
Most recently he was in Jurassic Park 3, and to be honest, without him, the film would have been just a bunch of special effects strung together with the odd corny line. But, in my opinion, he made it so much more. And it's just his appearance that does it! In JP3 he has a big bushy 'tache, and a side parting. his general demeanour, and delivery of lines is superb.
In Fargo, he played a guy that arranges for his wife to get kidnapped in order to get a bit of money from his Father-In-Law. Again, it's the way he delivers the lines, his actions, etc, that helped to make this film absolutely brilliant.
But where he makes me laugh most is in Boogie Nights. He has a mullet. What's not funny about a mullet? The first part of the film, the good times part, features him catching his wife sleeping with other blokes on three seperate occasions. The look on his face the first time, or his humiliation the second are both superb moments, but what he does after the third time, well I won't spoil it for you, but it's one of the most memorable moments of the movie.
So what else has he been in?
Anyone think of any more memorable Macy moments?
In the last couple of months I've seen three films with this guy in, and he's been in dozens more too.
Most recently he was in Jurassic Park 3, and to be honest, without him, the film would have been just a bunch of special effects strung together with the odd corny line. But, in my opinion, he made it so much more. And it's just his appearance that does it! In JP3 he has a big bushy 'tache, and a side parting. his general demeanour, and delivery of lines is superb.
In Fargo, he played a guy that arranges for his wife to get kidnapped in order to get a bit of money from his Father-In-Law. Again, it's the way he delivers the lines, his actions, etc, that helped to make this film absolutely brilliant.
But where he makes me laugh most is in Boogie Nights. He has a mullet. What's not funny about a mullet? The first part of the film, the good times part, features him catching his wife sleeping with other blokes on three seperate occasions. The look on his face the first time, or his humiliation the second are both superb moments, but what he does after the third time, well I won't spoil it for you, but it's one of the most memorable moments of the movie.
So what else has he been in?
Anyone think of any more memorable Macy moments?
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Sadly, he dies in Air Force One......but it's Xander Berkely (I think that's his name) that kills him. This guy also rules.
He was the doctor in Gattaca, Waynegrow in L.A. Takedown, Ralph in Heat (the remake of L.A. Takedown) and he's been in thousands of other movies as well I just can't think of any more.
He was the doctor in Gattaca, Waynegrow in L.A. Takedown, Ralph in Heat (the remake of L.A. Takedown) and he's been in thousands of other movies as well I just can't think of any more.
Oh and I've just thought of another one. Air Force One. He plays a security guard in that. Or a bodyguard.....or whatever you wanna call it.
He was brilliant in Fargo. Absolutely brilliant.
"I'm going to bed now!"
He was also in Mystery Men but I've never seen that.
"I'm going to bed now!"
He was also in Mystery Men but I've never seen that.
William H Macy.
In the last couple of months I've seen three films with this guy in, and he's been in dozens more too.
Most recently he was in Jurassic Park 3, and to be honest, without him, the film would have been just a bunch of special effects strung together with the odd corny line. But, in my opinion, he made it so much more. And it's just his appearance that does it! In JP3 he has a big bushy 'tache, and a side parting. his general demeanour, and delivery of lines is superb.
In Fargo, he played a guy that arranges for his wife to get kidnapped in order to get a bit of money from his Father-In-Law. Again, it's the way he delivers the lines, his actions, etc, that helped to make this film absolutely brilliant.
But where he makes me laugh most is in Boogie Nights. He has a mullet. What's not funny about a mullet? The first part of the film, the good times part, features him catching his wife sleeping with other blokes on three seperate occasions. The look on his face the first time, or his humiliation the second are both superb moments, but what he does after the third time, well I won't spoil it for you, but it's one of the most memorable moments of the movie.
So what else has he been in?
Anyone think of any more memorable Macy moments?
In the last couple of months I've seen three films with this guy in, and he's been in dozens more too.
Most recently he was in Jurassic Park 3, and to be honest, without him, the film would have been just a bunch of special effects strung together with the odd corny line. But, in my opinion, he made it so much more. And it's just his appearance that does it! In JP3 he has a big bushy 'tache, and a side parting. his general demeanour, and delivery of lines is superb.
In Fargo, he played a guy that arranges for his wife to get kidnapped in order to get a bit of money from his Father-In-Law. Again, it's the way he delivers the lines, his actions, etc, that helped to make this film absolutely brilliant.
But where he makes me laugh most is in Boogie Nights. He has a mullet. What's not funny about a mullet? The first part of the film, the good times part, features him catching his wife sleeping with other blokes on three seperate occasions. The look on his face the first time, or his humiliation the second are both superb moments, but what he does after the third time, well I won't spoil it for you, but it's one of the most memorable moments of the movie.
So what else has he been in?
Anyone think of any more memorable Macy moments?
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