Moneyball (2011) - That's My Offer Scene (10/10) | Movieclips
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- Moneyball - That's My Offer: John (Arliss Howard) offers Billy (Brad Pitt) a job as GM of the Boston Red Sox.
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Billy Beane (Brad Pitt), general manager of the Oakland A's, one day has an epiphany: Baseball's conventional wisdom is all wrong. Faced with a tight budget, Beane must reinvent his team by outsmarting the richer ball clubs. Joining forces with Ivy League graduate Peter Brand (Jonah Hill), Beane prepares to challenge old-school traditions. He recruits bargain-bin players whom the scouts have labeled as flawed, but have game-winning potential. Based on the book by Michael Lewis.
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TM & © Sony Pictures Entertainment (2011)
Cast: Arliss Howard, Brad Pitt
Screenwriter: Aaron Sorkin, Steven Zaillian
Director: Bennett Miller
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The deal Henry offered was for 5 years 12.5m which would of made Billy the highest paid GM ever.
I like how natural this scene is, like we're just eavesdropping in a real business meeting.
"The first guy through the wall, he always gets bloodied." Spot on.
Arliss Howard owns this scene. Props to Brad Pitt for listening and letting a fellow actor deliver the goods. Just great stuff.
Best part is when he slides it to Jonah Hill similarly and he responds "congratulations.....that makes you the highest paid general manager in the history of sports."
"You made the playoffs with Starlord at first base."
Basically his speech is exactly what the hedgefund guys are doing right now. Someone found a way to break their game and they are freaking out.
This is seriously one of Brad's greatest roles.
When I die, I want the Oakland A's to be my pallbearers, so they can let me down one last time.
Billy leveraged that offer to get 2.5% ownership of the A’s
"For $41 million, you built a playoff team. You lost Damon, Giambi, Isringhausen, Pena...and you won more games without them then you did with them. You won the exact same number of games that the Yankees won, and the Yankees spent $1.4 million per win; you paid $268,000."
In the years after this conversation, the Red Sox went on to win four World Series, and win the division half a dozen times. The A’s have yet to win a playoff series
this movie had so many great, well written scenes. I don't care at all about baseball, but the core of this movie really wasn't about baseball at all.
Amazing how Smalls went from not knowing how to play baseball or KNOWING who the Bambino was, to being the radio announcer for the Dodgers, to OWNING the Red Sox and breaking the Curse of the Bambino. Red Sox fans need to thank Benny the Jet every day
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Although I don't understand baseball, I keep coming back to this great scene. Such a casual conversation but so much is implied (including a summation & verification of Billy's amazing work with Oakland Athletic that season). Arliss Howard's portrayal of John Henry deserves an award. So riveting and no background music needed.
This movie is a school for managers, not just of a baseball team but all kind of company. is pure gold.
as a Sox fan it was really nice to see John Henry portrayed this way. To be successful in pro sports you really do need someone at the top that has that kind of a philosophy. Boston sports has been lucky to have good ownership these past few decades.
“The first guy through the way always gets bloodied. Always. It’s a threat, not just a way of doing business. But in their minds it’s threatening the game, but what it is really threatening their livelihoods and it’s effecting their jobs. It’s threatening the way that they do things. And every time that happens whether it is a government or a way of doing business. Whatever it is, the people holding reigns with hands on the switch go batshit crazy.”
I always particularly like the cinematography in this scene.