@@loklo101 I was gonna make this comment too. He went from s Warrior in the movie "The Warriors," to "Albert Ganz" in this. And 40 years later he looks like "Mr. Geppetto" from Pinocchio, Then playing Uncle Gambi in Black Lightning. Crazy. I've been watching Everyone in this movie all that time. You know the cop that Ganz shot on the stairs at the beginning of the movie, at the hotel??? That's Jonathan Banks, "Mike" from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.
Small but important detail: all through the film Nolte's hair is unruly and in his face, but in this scene it's suddenly slicked back. A subtle but effective way to illustrate how pissed off and determined he finally is.
That is absolutely beautiful. That is how you shut down someone out of control. You unload the whole clip. If that was in real life I would say that the bad guy got what he NEEDED. Gorgeous.
Ganz and Billy are some of my favorite movie villains of all time. They were mad dogs. Always in kill mode. No fear of death. They both rushed a guy that had a gun pointed at them and ended up shot. This movie needs to be revisited.
I horrifically dislocated my arm, bone sticking out and all on a baseball field many years ago...when the ambulance put me in the rolly-thing...I screamed "I dislocated my arm, I don't believe it!! I popped my bone out!!!??".(in between huffs on nitros-oxide..my one buddy laughed and screamed "Is that Ganz?" I smiled at him before they closed the ambulance doors......I can die happy!!
Then as the ambulance drove away, "The Boys Are Back In Town" played and you laughed like Eddie Murphy while holding your friend's lighter like at the end of Another 48 Hours.
Love this film!!! Although if it were made today, Cates' smoking and drinking would be replaced with coffee and a buff actor who would be scared of firing a .45! Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy are just amazing in this and Walter Hill is an underrated director!!! They should do a 40th anniversary screening of this to remind people of this classic!!!
This IS a classic and I agree with almost everything you say except but I'm not getting the today's "actors who would be afraid of firing a 45" line. Guess you haven't watched any of the John Wick series?
I didn't even realize he was Richard on Sex and the City until he had appeared in several episodes - even though I had probably seen this movie 50 times as a kid. I was like HOLY CRAP that's Ganz!!
Director Walter Hill directed “The Warriors,” and he directed “48 Hrs”. Albert Ganz is a character in the 1982 film 48 Hrs. He is portrayed by James Remar, who also played Ajax in the cult film The Warriors. David Patrick Kelly portrayed the character "Luther" in the Warrior, and he was "Luther" again in "48 Hours"
Seems a lot of people don't realize although Nolte and Murphy make great protagonists.. Ganz and Billy Bear were two of the greatest villains in the history of cinema.. "What are you talking about, huh?!" Albert Ganz catchphrase!!
@@BrotherDerrick3X Wow I never thought of that.. But ironically I wondered just this morning which actors actually played themselves more or less using their real name.. I guess through synchronicity I got an answer! Billy knew he couldn’t win so went down in a blaze of glory 2x.. Maybe he suggested this?!
It probably won’t happen after they Another 48 Hours in 1990. Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy really didn’t get along on set of the films and Nolte will be 81 years old this year. The studio had talked about a 3rd film but it never gained the green light to be made.
Loved how stone cold and badass Jack was. He was unadulterated western badass here. The cold steely look on his face before and after he takes Ganz out shows who the real alpha was. Clint Eastwood and John Wayne would be proud lol.
James Remar was always brilliant at playing Badass Characters ,He was Brilliant in this as Psycho criminal Albert Ganz with the late Sonny landham as Billy Bear .
This was Nick Nolte's best tough guy role. He was so believable. I'm surprised he was never able to duplicate that edge. He wasn't as hard in he sequel.
Cates unloaded that whole magazine into Ganz like it was his way taking his anger out on him for getting away all the time. I don't blame Cates for being angry. He would've caught Ganz and Billy Bear on the subway, if those uniformed pigs didn't interfere and screw everything up.
To think, the next time I would see James Remar die in a movie would be when 'Mortal Kombat: Annihilation' came out in late-1997... His career died in that movie, too.
"I don't believe it. I got shot!" I love that line.
I love the definitive sound of those words. NEXT!!!
LOL cracks me up everytime.
Sotnas “You’re done. End of story.”
Santos His delivery of that line is so epic!
@@AldenRDavis you 😠 wam wam wam wam wam BAM
The way James Remar delivers his lines...What a badass..
Nolte delivered his stone cold badass too. "You're done end of story"
Uncle Gambi from Black Lightning was a badass back in the day.
The way Ganz delivered them? Nothing but a big mouth punk who at the end of the day got blown straight to hell
@@loklo101 I was gonna make this comment too. He went from s Warrior in the movie "The Warriors," to "Albert Ganz" in this. And 40 years later he looks like "Mr. Geppetto" from Pinocchio, Then playing Uncle Gambi in Black Lightning.
Crazy. I've been watching Everyone in this movie all that time.
You know the cop that Ganz shot on the stairs at the beginning of the movie, at the hotel??? That's Jonathan Banks, "Mike" from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.
He’s gonna be in Oppenheimer this July
Small but important detail: all through the film Nolte's hair is unruly and in his face, but in this scene it's suddenly slicked back. A subtle but effective way to illustrate how pissed off and determined he finally is.
or maybe just a continuity error - because at the start of the scene, his hair is pretty much messy.
He probably slicked it back so that he could go celebrate by eating sloppy steaks at Truffoni’s with the Dangerous Nights crew after shooting Ganz.
@@AgingPunk Nah. He was goin back to Vromans!
@@mortb9 In the Fillmore?
@@Paul-ty1bv It's his favorite place!
"You're done, end of story!" Now, that's some good one-line talk!
He has spoken 😏
One of the best endings to a classic movie. "You're done. End of story."
That is absolutely beautiful. That is how you shut down someone out of control. You unload the whole clip. If that was in real life I would say that the bad guy got what he NEEDED. Gorgeous.
I know.
@Dahoss Sad but true
Magazine
🤡🤡🤡 shut up
James Remar managed to be memorable in a movie with two of the biggest scenery-chewers in the history of cinema.
Remar has always been one of my all time favorite character actors.
James Remar was SUPERB as Ganz in this movie!
Cast was off the hook but, you’re right, Remar pretty much stole the movie.
a true psyschopath killer
He had bad drug addition 😢
Costed him
The part as hicks in JC
Aliens
@luislizard2626 that's right but got redemption by playing Dexter's Dad.
And playing Kim Cattrall's cheating ex.
Nick Nolte.... Great actor despite all the self abuse.
James Remar too
gotta love the grittiness of this movie
The brilliance of *Walter Hill*
@@dnasty312and Horner's intense score
Ganz and Billy are some of my favorite movie villains of all time. They were mad dogs. Always in kill mode. No fear of death. They both rushed a guy that had a gun pointed at them and ended up shot. This movie needs to be revisited.
"Are you crazy, man! I was just bluffing!"
1:32
I wasn't!
I horrifically dislocated my arm, bone sticking out and all on a baseball field many years ago...when the ambulance put me in the rolly-thing...I screamed "I dislocated my arm, I don't believe it!! I popped my bone out!!!??".(in between huffs on nitros-oxide..my one buddy laughed and screamed "Is that Ganz?" I smiled at him before they closed the ambulance doors......I can die happy!!
Then as the ambulance drove away, "The Boys Are Back In Town" played and you laughed like Eddie Murphy while holding your friend's lighter like at the end of Another 48 Hours.
Lol. The “rolly-thing” is called a gurney.
Eddie reaction was perfect.
And to think this was his Debut Film
Are you crazy man, I was just bluffin. lololol
Love this film!!! Although if it were made today, Cates' smoking and drinking would be replaced with coffee and a buff actor who would be scared of firing a .45! Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy are just amazing in this and Walter Hill is an underrated director!!! They should do a 40th anniversary screening of this to remind people of this classic!!!
The “woke” crowd would burn down any theaters that tried to play it.
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 That's probably very likely to happen! ☹☹☹ those tossers don't understand real films, screenwriting or good characters!☹☹☹☹
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 Y'all whining about the "woke" crowd not these lazy set pieces, your whole life must be a joke 🤡
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 Like the John Wick films?
This IS a classic and I agree with almost everything you say except but I'm not getting the today's "actors who would be afraid of firing a 45" line. Guess you haven't watched any of the John Wick series?
James Remar - Ganz one of the best bad guys ever so realistic
I didn't even realize he was Richard on Sex and the City until he had appeared in several episodes - even though I had probably seen this movie 50 times as a kid. I was like HOLY CRAP that's Ganz!!
Remar stopped sleeping for this film, so he'd have a psychotic look.
2 Fast 2 Furious? (I live in South Florida) I had the pleasure of meeting him nice guy.
Agree-ruthless!
@@walterlv01
Harry Morgan, Dexter’s dad
*I DON'T BELIEVE IT! I GOT SHOT!* xP
Yer done end of story.
@@keithcarlson7267 you. ARRRRRRGGGGGGHHH WAM WAM WAM WAM WAM…… SUPER WAM
1:09 When a man walks to you like that, only one is walking away
Best black/white buddy cop movie ever.
Little advice from Tuco: when you have a gun shoot don't talk
Peter Ecos the good the bad the ugly classic
If you have to shoot,Shoot don't talk 😀
Peter Ecos lol love Tuco he had some great advice
Hey Blonde! You know what you are!? Just a dang son of a...wah a wah a wah a wah...wah...wah...wah.
Peter Ecos ..ABSOLUTELY....!!!!!!😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣👍👍👍👍👍
A truly satisfying ending.
This is right up there with Lethal Weapon,Midnight Run and The Last Boyscout
And rush hour
And Beverly Hills Cop and Die Hard.
All produced by Joel silver
@@coryames1170 Beverly Hills Cop and Die Hard aren´t buddy movies.
Without 48 Hours those other movies probably wouldn't exist.
"You're not gonna make it"....."You're done, end of story"......
"Take the shot jack."
"ARE U CRAZY?"
love it - nik and eddie were perfect in this
Yes they were. If I am not mistaken this movie set-off all the buddy cop movies of the 1980s.
Great era for movies.
Nolte was at his best in this movie...
I loved this movie. The 80's.. what memories! :))
Emptied that clip with conviction and purpose...
James Remar always had the best reactions.
Ajax after his release from Jail lol
I like a happy ending : )
lol he was one line away from saying "you made me bleed my own blood!"
Are u crazy man I was just bluffing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Director Walter Hill directed “The Warriors,” and he directed “48 Hrs”. Albert Ganz is a character in the 1982 film 48 Hrs. He is portrayed by James Remar, who also played Ajax in the cult film The Warriors. David Patrick Kelly portrayed the character "Luther" in the Warrior, and he was "Luther" again in "48 Hours"
Seems a lot of people don't realize although Nolte and Murphy make great protagonists.. Ganz and Billy Bear were two of the greatest villains in the history of cinema.. "What are you talking about, huh?!" Albert Ganz catchphrase!!
In both 48 HRS, and Predator, Sonny Landham played a guy named Billy, who thought he could win with a blade. He lost both times.
@@BrotherDerrick3X Wow I never thought of that.. But ironically I wondered just this morning which actors actually played themselves more or less using their real name.. I guess through synchronicity I got an answer! Billy knew he couldn’t win so went down in a blaze of glory 2x.. Maybe he suggested this?!
Ganz got BLASTED!!! Ol’ Cates put that FLAME in him! 1911 Style!!!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I See Why Walter Hill wanted Remar for the Ganz role He was Super awesome in The Warriors
He let that 45 do the talking lol
You’re done, Gantz, end of story
This is how judges should hand down sentences “YOU’RE DONE , END OF STORY “ 😎
Love these 2 guys together both great talents. Any chance another one made? Please please
It probably won’t happen after they Another 48 Hours in 1990. Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy really didn’t get along on set of the films and Nolte will be 81 years old this year. The studio had talked about a 3rd film but it never gained the green light to be made.
Harry Morgan: The Early Years
Loved how stone cold and badass Jack was. He was unadulterated western badass here. The cold steely look on his face before and after he takes Ganz out shows who the real alpha was. Clint Eastwood and John Wayne would be proud lol.
ALPHAS SUCK!!
BETA IS WHERE ITS AT!! FTW!!
And this shows why you NEVER voluntarily disarm yourself like in so many movies and Tv shows.
Ganz was a real sicko!! Should've been nominated for something!!
Was he on drugs or was he just naturally crazy
@@sitdowndogbreath James might've been at this time. He definitely was during *Aliens* hence why he was fired
@@dnasty312 He was on the movie Aliens
The guy that played games also was in the TV series Jericho he was kind of a bad boy character. I think he’s very good actor!
I assume your talking about Ganz. The actor's name is James Remar.
1:04
The shot of Jack standing in the alley is perfect.
Why the music in this scene sounds like it belongs in Friday The 13th? Lol Cult Classic! Murphy and Nolte has great chemistry
Would you believe James Horner scored this? 🎼 🙌🏼
Speaking of Friday the 13th, I find it ironic Jack appears in the fog looking like he could be Jason Voorhees 😆
1:33 are you crazy man I was just bluffing
Nick Nolte was so badass in this scene. By the way he is also the father of Mike Banning :)
The third fallen film was good, especially that forest sequence that Nick wasn't playing around.
That was flat-out suicidal for Ganz to charge into a 45acp!!! 💀💀💀
I'm with you he had that Viking crazy spirit that's why the 45 was invented for people like him
@@sitdowndogbreath that's 💯 % TRUTH. 👍👍👍
At 1.04 when Nick Nolte's character appears out of the fog. Very ominous.
I'm going to meet James Remar later this month :)
Reggie is thinking "Don't piss this guy off" after seeing Ganz get taken out.
1911 proves to be as efficient as the 44 mag
It is a wider bullet so it slams into you hard
One of the best films ever!
BY FAR THE BEST MOVIE EVER MADE !!!!!!!!!
James Remar was always brilliant at playing Badass Characters ,He was Brilliant in this as Psycho criminal Albert Ganz with the late Sonny landham as Billy Bear .
He's also good as a drug kingpin in Band of the Hand.
@@Ori0n1975 good at playing l o v e r s in Indecency and Boys on the Side.
Man, Dexter's dad was a real A-hole when he was younger!
I love it. No bullshit. Just blow the bad guy away.
Ganz and Luther together again.
Love it.
The foghorns at 2:08-2:12 were the ones I grew up with in San Francisco. They've been changed.
This was Nick Nolte's best tough guy role. He was so believable. I'm surprised he was never able to duplicate that edge. He wasn't as hard in he sequel.
Hey cop come on, I got something for you, classic line from ganz.
Instead of the text, “The End” appearing at the end of the movie, the character tells us, “End of Story.” 🤔😃
I got hit... I don't believe it. I got shot!
You're done end of story
1:47 you’re done end of story.
They should make another 48 hours 3 where nick nolte and Eddie Murphy do the desk work and training two newbies
What an epic ending.
1:09 he looks and sound so sick, looks like a villain but he’s the hero
I got your gun, I got the money, I got everything.
"You're done. End of story."
Didn't know Ajax left The Warriors
I got your gun....I got the money.....I GOT EVERYTHING!
Nice shooting Tex!
Best part 2:10 -- "You're not going to make it."
"What you takin about?" I got your gun!
Cates unloaded that whole magazine into Ganz like it was his way taking his anger out on him for getting away all the time. I don't blame Cates for being angry. He would've caught Ganz and Billy Bear on the subway, if those uniformed pigs didn't interfere and screw everything up.
Magazine not clip
I wonder if Jack got his gun back. Such a great scene.
We never find out if they killed Luther's Girl
Somebody says they heard a shot as the bus was leaving which were explained she probably on the floor dead
There was speculation and in cut scene that they Bill Bear and Ganz killed Luther’s girl and dumped the bus in China town.
1:02 Appears so badass.
He ain’t gonna make it home for supper.
I met Ganz/James Remar a year ago, he signed a picture of him and Eddie Murphy at gunpoint for me.
What you talking about I got your gun I got the money I got everything
Except for the lead that's coming
James Remar has such an Axl Rose vibe throughout this whole movie ....
Its a character James Remar played in a movie called the warriors
James Remar who played Ajax from The Warriors played Ganz in 48 Hours
My favourite buddy film
One of the scariest bad guys no lie ✔️
eddie murphy doing his bruce lee impression
To think, the next time I would see James Remar die in a movie would be when 'Mortal Kombat: Annihilation' came out in late-1997...
His career died in that movie, too.
Jack Cates takes out Ganz...Stone Cold Badass move..
Years later, Ganz's little brother Cherry tries to kill both of them.
So Badass...
Eddie was only 21 in this movie.
Hulk's father killed Jim Gordon's uncle.
Was Remar on Gotham?
@@CraigMcfly1985 yeah, he was Frank Gordon in season 3.
1:47 you’re done end of story. You!!! Arrrrggggghhh!!! Wam wam wam wam wam WAM
They don't make movies like they used to!
Rip Ajax from the Warriors
You use Ajax too?