Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBimqsjmsuA
My mother once pointed out to me that we "all attract" crap, but what does one do when the garbage won't go away? That's the main question asked in this scene from Martin Scorsese's The King of Comedy featuring Jerry Lewis as talk show host Jerry Langford, Robert De Niro as his stalker Rupert Pupkin and Diahne Abbott as Pupkin's almost girlfriend. The entire film has remarkably awkward and cringeworthy moments spread throughout it, but this scene blows them all out of the water. This is truly a film ahead of its time.
To paraphrase Morgan Freeman's cop from Se7en, "I believe the world is worth fighting for...."
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Resposta de DRDMovieMusings
em 23 agosto 2023 às 2:00 PM
I'd neither seen nor heard of this movie, you nailed it with the description of "remarkably awkward and cringeworthy."
Upon reading the plot summary, it jumped out at me that Robert De Niro seems to like stalker characters - from Cape Fear, to The Fan, to this, seems he's done more of these characters than other actors. I wonder what about them fascinates and keeps drawing him to them?
Resposta de tmdb12467608
em 23 agosto 2023 às 6:49 PM
Ummm, well, maybe it's just typecasting?
Resposta de DRDMovieMusings
em 23 agosto 2023 às 7:53 PM
As good a guess as any!
Resposta de tmdb12467608
em 24 agosto 2023 às 10:00 AM
Ahh, well sometimes, it may not be about what you know but what you feel. It's De Niro's career, hmm?