The Talented Mr. Ripley (11/12) Movie CLIP - Dickie's Rings (1999) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Tom (Matt Damon) confronts and scares Marge (Gwyneth Paltrow) when she discovers he has Dickie's (Jude Law) rings.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
After the Oscar-winning The English Patient, writer/director Anthony Minghella attempted another tricky literary adaptation with The Talented Mr. Ripley, which features heartthrob Matt Damon cast against type as a psychopathic bisexual murderer. Tom Ripley (Damon) is a bright and charismatic sociopath who makes his way in mid-'50s New York City as a men's room attendant and sometimes pianist, though his real skill is in impersonating other people, forging handwriting, and running second-rate scams. After being mistaken for a Princeton student, Tom meets the shipping tycoon father of Dickie Greenleaf (Jude Law), who has traveled to the coast of Italy, where he's living a carefree life with his father's money and his beautiful girlfriend, Marge (Gwyneth Paltrow). Dickie's father will pay Ripley 1,000 dollars plus his expenses if he can persuade Dickie to return to America. As Ripley and Dickie become friends, Tom finds himself both attracted to Dickie and envious of his life of pleasure. In time, he decides that he would rather be Dickie Greenleaf than Tom Ripley, so rather than go back to his life of poverty, Ripley impulsively murders Dickie and assumes his identity. The Talented Mr. Ripley was based on the first of a series of novels featuring Tom Ripley written by Patricia Highsmith; the story was previously filmed in 1960 as Purple Noon, with Alain Delon as Ripley.
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TM & © Miramax Films (1999)
Cast: Matt Damon, Jack Davenport, Gwyneth Paltrow
Director: Anthony Minghella
Producers: Steve E. Andrews, Lydia Dean Pilcher, William Horberg, Sydney Pollack, Tom Sternberg, Alessandro von Norman, Paul Zaentz
Screenwriters: Patricia Highsmith, Anthony Minghella
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Idk why so many people dislike gwyneth paltrow as an actress. I recognize she hasn't picked very versatile roles, but in the ones she's done, I don't think I can name one performance that was actually BAD. And she really knocked it out of the park with this one. There is not one disingenuous moment in this performance. Idk, I guess I just think there's a big stretch between an actor that lacks versatility vs an actorthat is bad, you know?
It is one of those cases when your persona overshadows your professional abilities... I am no longer a fan of hers but I ain't deny she is excellent in this movie
@@lepetitchat123 Yep, cause Grace Kelly or Bogart or Cary Grant or Gregory Peck or Audrey Hepburn or a ton of other cinema landmarks didn’t overshadow a thing !
Her acting in Se7en was amazing, headstrong performance
She picked the right lane…
My favorite scene in themovie - not only because of the terrific acting - but because the music is so counter-intuitive. For a 'suspenseful' moment where one person slowly creeps onto another, the music is awfully 'busy'. And yet it works! This is a film music technique called Running Counter to the Action. Awesome example of how it plays with our own expectations and preconceptions of what 'suspense' music ought to be. Love it!
There's no denying Gwyneth Paltrow is a good actress
i never thought she was until I saw this movie but I agree now. Too bad she didn't get more roles like this one
Sorry but damon steal the camera from her
I know she's great in this movie!
‘can i hold you?’ phenomenal acting in this scene from damon and paltrow
1:51 when he says "you're shivering Marge, can I hold you?" you can feel the slight amusement/excitement in his calm voice, like a cat playing with his prey. And she can sense it, that's why she's terrified like she knows she's about to get killed.
Marge knew he killed them I felt so frustrated and upset that he got away.
@@Greenballoffire yeah you can't help but feel Marge's frustration and despair. Imagine being the only one to see the truth and no one believes you and treats you with condescendance like " women☕" implying you're a poor little thing imagining things and you have to see your fiancé's killer not only get away with it but also get praise and affection from Dickie's father as well as half of Dickie's money as a thank you for being "such a good friend to Dickie".
@@Cloudipy Absolutely horrible.. I like to think he got caught after the end but I doubt it.. 😟
Marge almost joined Dickie and Freddie!
Best scene in the film.
I love Matt Damon
1:10 i dont know what to call this feeling but I hate seeing that part. The blood, the fact that he;s gripping a blade inside his pocket. Ughh
Eww ugh I know.
Ripley's confidence is incredibly creepy here
Peter is so clueless
Pete was in love for tom. (Love Blinds).
Because Tom was a completely different person with Peter.
One of my favorite scenes JUST because of the superb acting.
This is my favourite scene from the movie. It's truly amazing.
I have watched the movie multiple times but anytime I see this scene I get so stressed. I'm so relieved when Peter comes.
Two years earlier she was beheaded by John Doe in "Seven".I bet John Doe approached her the same way Tom did.
Wow! Never really thought of that.
Matt damon was hot
This is a great scene.. but a little bit non logical.
Marge finds the rings and confronts Tom when he was in the shower. Then Tom asks Marge to give him a minute to get dry and cover himself. Marge had enough time to get out of the apartment while Tom is still in the bathroom, but instead she waited for him to get out and started backing off while being all scared... Doesn't make sense. But still good acting.
She didnt think that he would kill her until later in the scene... she wants him to give her more info on Dickie... The rings confirm that he knows more about Dickie disappearance
@@adrianonline69 killing her was too much. She just found rings, she didn't see him murder the guys, she wasn't that big problem to him
She doesn't really think he's a killer until his ultra projective soliloquy about Dickie believing in all of these realities
She caught him of guard and he wanted some time to improvise something. Plus to make her feel safe for a moment.
It escalates as Tom begins to escalate his emotions and his intensity.
The best Scene of the movie!
Matt is amazing! I didn't understand how he didn't nominee at the Academy Award! Gwyneth Paltrow I never loved.
This movie is fantastic. Everyone who watches it agrees. I often recommend it to people.
The Creepiness Factor, it makes even Hitler himself want to get the hell outta here quickly!
@@DrTiggy666 Hummm excuse me, you don't think there's something wrong with Hitler?? lmao
That perfume I bought that , creepy ass shit , I really enjoyed this movie
I never understood the hate she is getting.I always loved her and appreciated her undeniable talent. She clearly deserved an Oscar for this role. She was perfect.
Somehow this story escaped Alfred Hitchcock's clutches. It was well within the kind of filmmaking screenplay adaptations he was doing at the time of the novel's publishing. It is probaby best that he left it alone. That said, Anthony Minghella had that special touch which would make Hitchcock proud. Now Minghella is gone. As is P.S. Hoffman - whose fine supporting performance in this movie cannot be understated.
The commentary for this film was my first introduction to costume design. Marge starts the film in gentle pastel cottons that reflect her openness to Tom, but by this point she’s completely mistrustful of him and that’s reflected in the thick coat she’s wearing.
Great movie, I loved Jude Law in this :) the cast on a whole is fantastic !!!!!
She is not murdered in the novel. This scene is very different than in the book. In the novel, Marge is not afraid of Tom but Tom considers beating her to death with his slipper without revealing any malign intent.
He lies he lies
damn i was in full fear like what gwynth felt here, l was so scared
Matt Damon was such very disturbing in this movie
I LOVE THIS MOVIE! Could you tell me if the book is a superb read? I was debating whether to read it or not considering I've already seen the movie. Thanks:-)
This film is hilarious.
Gwyneth is very underrated.
well you know that , you know that, you know that
Movie better than book
Very crafted scene
This movie was exciting and creepy eerie
This is literally scary
Bravissima
Thanks:-)
What is the blood spreading in his pocket, and why doesn't any of them comment on it? And what about some rings?
Ifind it unbelievable that nostaff of the hotel recognised that Ripley was not Dickiey. That could have passed for a day or two, but then staff who knew Dickie were bound to be ón duty.Maybe just a fictional mistake.
He was gripping the cutter he was going to use to hurt Marge in his pocket and cut himself. Real creepy stuff. It's implied that Tom later told Peter that he was shaving his face with it and cut himself. Marge of course terrified, she knew. Peter was clueless.
It was creepy, but ripleys good
Scary kid him
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He had his razor
Creep
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