Yeah it was a great arc watching this guy come in all clean cut and in control and see his hidden madness blead into the rest of his life in response to repeated failures, culminating in him coming completely unhinged.
@@lopolik I thought it was gonna be impossible to top the Bennett family (Margo Martindale as Mags, Jeremy Davies as Dickie, and Brad Henke as Coover) certainly set the bar high, but Quarles made it look like light work!
His dapper dress and maniacal smile make his character so likable, but underneath it all; Quarles is a diabolical lunatic. His dress and impeccable appearance is completely antithetical to his ability to form anything resembling success as the criminal that he espouses to be.
Could also be because he’s out of his element. Raylan and Boyd are able to outmaneuver him because he just has no clue how things work in Harlan and Kentucky.
@@matthewriley7826 Everything about Quarles is just so fish-out-of-water in Harlan. He's a "city slicker" top to bottom, which may play well in New York or Chicago, but would raise the hackles of just about everyone here.
It made him IMHO the scariest bad guy in the whole series. Everyone else you could count on to look out for their own best interests first. You could never be sure what Quarles would do, even if it was the most reckless move imaginable.
Just here sharing the love for Neal McDonough, one of the best baddies ever! Loved the way his character was written, applauded how the cinematography captured him so well and I particularly adored the way he was played. Pure brilliance.
As much as I loved him, I was kinda disappointed that it took away from Wynn Duffy. He was crazy when we first met him in Season 1. Once Quarales came into the picture, he was very riled down.
Robert Quarles is like a cleaned up, smoothed over version of the Joker. Very smart and ruthless, charisma to burn, but unstable and unpredictable. You can see the crazy in his eyes.
Great show; the new one, not so much! These two had a great scene together, Devil's in the details, but in the end Quarles turned out to be armless. Duffys no bottle blond and Limehouse painted the walls a whole different color.
I have seen this blond haired blue-eyed guy in at least two movies and he seems to prefer the role of violent psychopath. He is, however, a great actor.
@@Chrisdvc26 I don't think he was un-intimidating at all. He was a full blown psychopath. His performance was great. You never knew when a character was gonna die. lol
@@ComedyBros5 Especially with that gun up his sleeve. Anytime he got in an altercation or argument you knew he could lift an empty hand and pop 'em before they knew it. Really helped add tension to his scenes.
I love Justified because they gave roles to actors you always see in supporting roles and just let them cut loose so you can see their talent.
Check out Graham Yost's other great cop show....Boomtown...you'll see some familiar faces...
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Everyone other than Michael Rapaport
@@gregbradshaw7220 he did an ok job. It was weird casting but he had some moments.
“Gimme an amen, gimme an amen, GIVE ME A GOD DAMN AMEN” 😂🤣😂 great writing, brilliantly delivered.
This line gets me every time lmao
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A...a..men!
He plays a GREAT maniac. I love this show.
Yeah it was a great arc watching this guy come in all clean cut and in control and see his hidden madness blead into the rest of his life in response to repeated failures, culminating in him coming completely unhinged.
@@Warcodered01 well said
Neal McDonough owned that goddamn season, AMEN!!
Aaron David Kapner robbed of an Emmy nomination. He killed it.
He really did. As much as I loved Breaking Bad and Gus Fring I think Justified held another dear place in my heart. Quarles was awesome.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 hell yeah, Quarles absolutely nailed this season. One of the best villains in the show.. Wynn Duffy was also pretty cool.
@@lopolik I thought it was gonna be impossible to top the Bennett family (Margo Martindale as Mags, Jeremy Davies as Dickie, and Brad Henke as Coover) certainly set the bar high, but Quarles made it look like light work!
@@ComedyBros5 For sure. He was really badass.
His dapper dress and maniacal smile make his character so likable, but underneath it all; Quarles is a diabolical lunatic. His dress and impeccable appearance is completely antithetical to his ability to form anything resembling success as the criminal that he espouses to be.
Could also be because he’s out of his element. Raylan and Boyd are able to outmaneuver him because he just has no clue how things work in Harlan and Kentucky.
@@matthewriley7826 Everything about Quarles is just so fish-out-of-water in Harlan. He's a "city slicker" top to bottom, which may play well in New York or Chicago, but would raise the hackles of just about everyone here.
McDonough does a great bad guy. I really love that in an actor.
This guy does crazy, so well.
It made him IMHO the scariest bad guy in the whole series. Everyone else you could count on to look out for their own best interests first. You could never be sure what Quarles would do, even if it was the most reckless move imaginable.
Just here sharing the love for Neal McDonough, one of the best baddies ever!
Loved the way his character was written, applauded how the cinematography captured him so well and I particularly adored the way he was played. Pure brilliance.
Quarles seemed like he always on the verge of losing his shit completely.
This is the first time I started to think he was a bit insane.
Robert Quarles was an interesting villain in the show. lol
As much as I loved him, I was kinda disappointed that it took away from Wynn Duffy. He was crazy when we first met him in Season 1. Once Quarales came into the picture, he was very riled down.
@@ComedyBros5 yeah.. Wynn Duffy lol good ol Wyn. Even Raylan said ''This is not the Wynn Duffy that I remember. :D
A fucking mad man
@@ComedyBros5 Getting shot mellowed him out.
@@Warcodered01 It made him reconsider the important things in life! haha
He did good in Band of Brothers
Yea he did.
Give me a godamn amen
Amen
amen
Amen brother just don’t pull that tiny pistol
I god damn miss that show!
Robert Quarles is like a cleaned up, smoothed over version of the Joker. Very smart and ruthless, charisma to burn, but unstable and unpredictable. You can see the crazy in his eyes.
Damn great writing on this show. Gimme an Amen.
Amen.
Season 3 is the best because of Neal
"Tell me you're shitting me!" hahaha
AMEN!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
BEST SHOW EVER MADE!
Olyphant and McDonough are great
One of the funniest scenes
Amazing
Guy is a legend. show is a legend. That is what legendary is.
LMAO saw the thumbnail and thought "Sean Cahill fighting with Harvey?" Oops, this isn't Suits. Neal McDonough is a fabulous actor.
Loved when he talks to limehouse about shoofly pie
So the Rock chased the suit dude out of the north west. He wound up in East KY.
😎
Thank you
That's the best line ever.
I guaran-damn-tee it..
When your bois aren't backing you up
Neal McDonough would’ve made a great Harvey Dent.
He did play an excellent DC villain, Damien Darhk. One of the few things that made the Arrowverse tolerable.
@@jculver1674one of very few.
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Amen scene
Great show; the new one, not so much! These two had a great scene together, Devil's in the details, but in the end Quarles turned out to be armless. Duffys no bottle blond and Limehouse painted the walls a whole different color.
I have seen this blond haired blue-eyed guy in at least two movies and he seems to prefer the role of violent psychopath. He is, however, a great actor.
Dude could play Duke Nukem or BJ Blazcowics in a Wolfenstein Movie I swear
Where is that?
*Spoiler*
Well, this got Devil killed because Boyd realized he switched sides. Which is sort of fitting, given how Quarles flips him with an Amen.
Not THAT funny. Great series, though.
Worst Character Ever
Surely you jest?
@@johnnyk5385 Just a very unintimidating villain. Especially coming after Margo Martindale.
@@Chrisdvc26 But the man had style you must admit. He played a highly functional psychopath very well.
@@Chrisdvc26 I don't think he was un-intimidating at all. He was a full blown psychopath. His performance was great. You never knew when a character was gonna die. lol
@@ComedyBros5 Especially with that gun up his sleeve. Anytime he got in an altercation or argument you knew he could lift an empty hand and pop 'em before they knew it.
Really helped add tension to his scenes.