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In reply to the discussion: Name a single movie scene that justifies an actor's entire career [View all]mucifer
(25,657 posts)76. Danny Kaye in Walter Mitty fantasizing about being a French hat designer
This song is written by Kaye's real wife Sylvia Fine who wrote most of the music he sang in films The last sentence in the song has Danny singing "I hate women".
It's priceless!
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Name a single movie scene that justifies an actor's entire career [View all]
Prisoner_Number_Six
Jan 2012
OP
Yes. I was with a friend who was balling her eyes out. That was a great flic.
applegrove
Jan 2012
#18
The obvious one not mentioned yet is Brando's "I coulda been a contender" in On the Waterfront.
MilesColtrane
Jan 2012
#38
Kathy Bates as Libby Holden after she finds out about Travolta's affair in Primary Colors
charlie and algernon
Jan 2012
#55
You guys have all missed the most obvious one. Like a poor marksman you keep…missing…the target.
Gidney N Cloyd
Jan 2012
#67
I'll give you two Actors..Gene Wilder and Zero Mostel, The Producers' opening scene
Burma Jones
Jan 2012
#68