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- Fargo (1996) - Whoa Daddy Scene: When pulled over by a policeman, Carl (Steve Buscemi) tries to handle it, but Gaear (Peter Stormare) takes the matter into his own hands.
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Filmmaking siblings Joel Coen and Ethan Coen both embraced and poked satirical fun at their Minnesotan roots with this comedy-drama-thriller that earned seven Oscar nominations, winning for Best Actress and Best Original Screenplay. Frances McDormand stars as Marge Gunderson, a pregnant police chief whose affable, folksy demeanor masks a whip-smart mind. When a pair of motorists are found slain not far from the corpse of a state trooper, Marge begins piecing together a case involving a pair of dopey would-be kidnappers, Carl (Steve Buscemi) and Gaear (Bergman stock player Peter Stormare). They've been hired by Jerry Lundegaard (William H. Macy), a car salesman under the thumb of his wealthy, overbearing boss and father-in-law, Wade (Harve Presnell). Jerry's raised some money illegally through a petty scam he's run on General Motors and he's about to get caught. When Wade sours a business deal that could save his son-in-law's hide, the desperate Jerry hires Carl and Gaear to kidnap his wife and hold her for ransom. Things go predictably wrong and a series of murders occur, with Marge, waddling along behind her enormous belly and ever-hungering for an all-you-can-eat buffet, hot on the trail of the killers. Although the credits for Fargo state that the film is loosely based on real events, the story is entirely fictional, the claim being just an ironic jibe on the part of the Coens.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1996)
Cast: Steve Buscemi, Peter Stormare
Directors: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen
Producers: Tim Bevan, John Cameron, Ethan Coen, Eric Fellner, Joel Coen
Screenwriters: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen
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"I forgot to put the tags on the car" nice move hiring these guys
Love the Minnesota accent on the cop. "Put dat back in yer pocket, please. 'N step outta da car please sir." 😂
😂
Pronounced pocket like "pock-et" and said please like it had a Z at the end
Yaaaaaa I beeit down the 90 west yaaa a snoooioo storm is Bwuwiin yaaah
Mr. Pink believes in tipping after all.
lol
Why does he have to be Mr. Pink?
He was Mr. Red by the end
Love the cameo by all of Steve Buscemi’s teeth.
“You’re a smooth smoothie you know...” LOL
Still got that new smell (awkwardly sniffs).
be better if he ripped at fart at that moment. "You're a smooth smoothie, y'know?"
Darn tootin
Whats brillant about this character is all the little things he does or doesnt do that . Not puting temp tags on a car while commiting kidnapping , causeing a scene for having to pay $ 6 ,after stealing licence plate in a airport parking lot , threating a local bartender after being involved in a triple homicide , and last but not least antagonizing a murdeing socialpath over a paying put on a hot car having million in cash that his partner doesnt know about ...
He wants to have his cake and eat it too. Very interesting character.
Exactly why I can't vouch for him.
Or why did he even use the new car to commit the crime in the first place 😂
1:43 The way he inhaled after he says “Still got that smell” got me
Peter stormare looks like Ryan Gosling got chemo. 😆
I actually confused him for Tim Roth.
Or draco Malfoy at age 40
@@nido.del.aguila2667 Heh heh, nice.
😂😂😂😂😂
Great actor 👏
duo buscemi and stormare is excellent, coen bros choosed it perfectly (as always)
You know, after rewatching this scene I realized this whole mess could have been prevented if Carl hadn't tried to bribe the cop. If he didn't he probably would have just gotten a citation for the missing tag and that would have been the end of it. On the other hand we wouldn't have much of a movie.
exactly... nothing like replacing a traffic violation with a capital felony
Didn't he notice the hostage in the back?
He was banking on the cop taking the bribe since it was a stolen car. He wouldn’t have had registration.
Wrong lol. Did you not watch the movie? The car is "stolen". They got the car from a corrupt sales manager of a car dealer so they had no Vehicle Licence. Without this they would have anyways get told to step out of the car and would tow it away. You can't drive around without your papers, so he tried to bribe him.
I had no idea he was trying to bribe the cop, weirdly enough.
The Coen brothers make some of the best films you'll ever watch. One thing i always liked about their pictures, is the set designs and wardrobes. They really go all out to make sure all of the shots are period correct. It has to be a ton of work to get all the vehicles on the road, as well as the interiors of the various bars, motels, houses, etc. to look like they would if you saw them during the time the story was intended to take place. If you really take the time to look at all the little details in their movies, you can see that they put a lot of effort into that type of thing. I can't imagine being tasked with making every scene fit perfectly to the time frame of the story. I feel like that attention to detail is one of the things that separate a good film from a masterpiece.
Almost all movies nowadays, and absolutely ss well in the 90's, have a set designer or set director that is in charge of doing exactly this for the film. It isn't just a Coen Brothers thing
I've come to really appreciate any film that can make me feel as though I'm really there in the period the film is based in. Cars, clothes and locations, to me, have always been a surface layer for a particular time in film. What really sells it, for me, is the little details. How people speak, music of the time either in the background or more pronounced, election signs if it was an election year, sayings, TV, etc. Other examples of films I feel absolutely nail their time periods: Goodfellas, Mississippi Burning, The Ten Commandments and Titanic to name a few.
@@ajfox96 I know right and I can’t wait to hit that sweet spot in time Were they start making more period Films set in the 2000s.
The Coens made a mistake in No Country for Old Men. That movie is set in 1980, as mentioned by Anton during the gas station scene when he says his quarter has the year 1958 on it and has been traveling around for 22 years. In that same scene, you can look behind Anton's left shoulder and see Jack Link's Beef Jerky on a rack. This is wrong as Jack Link's did not offer beef jerky until the mid-1980's.
Film was set in 1987 , just a few years before the film was made so not really a period film
I remember watching this with my dad, and after Gaear shot the cop and the kid, he just said, “That’s a real bad guy,” and I nodded.
What kid? What are you talking about?
Lmao he's just checking you have your head on straight.
The teenage driver of the car coming in the opposite direction that witnessed them trying to drag the trooper's body off the road.@@RichieC135
@@RichieC135I think he means the kinda baby faced driver that passed by the crime scene
I saw this yesterday with no prior knowledge of this movie. My jaw was literally on the floor.
Im so happy for you!!
Literally?
I wish I could go back and see it again, ya know, for the first time. Cohen Brothers American crime classic. At the top of their game
Lucky you. Isn't it a treat to see a good movie
What a coincidence! I just saw this movie yesterday too!
that cigarette never ends
5 people are a smooth smooth, you know.
Smooth smooth indeed lmfao
So weird that you have 55 likes.
You are a smooth smoothie.
He took care of his brains in Brainard.
it is actually smooth smooth...not smoothie.
I never noticed he tried to bribe the cop!!
Rick Therrien I was thinking we could take care of things right here in Brainerd
You didn't see the money sticking out of his wallet?That was the whole gist of this part of the movie!! The driver was a total screw up from the beginning to the end
.probably jammed up the wood chipper also!!
O sweet summer child!
I love to discover new things in movies i love and i wacht hundreds of times. For instance terminator 2, the helicopter scene, the robot is driving it with 3 arms!!! 😀
Same, I've seen this movie many times but I never noticed that until now.
Cop has his pistol holstered on his right side, yet he’s holding his flashlight with his right hand.
SurfingBullDog Never fill your strong hand.
Is that a crime
@@kennooo535 no, but if you want to be ready to draw your pistol in an instant, why hold something in your draw hand?
Even the police is not smart.
@@kc4sox or lean your head into the window of an occupant while also diverting eye contact.
why ryan gosling and bill skarsgard look old?
He looks like original version. Ryan gosling looks the made in china with less masculine and bad jaw shape. This guys looks like badass when gosling looks like lover boy.
it pure is them when they are older ....the spit..
@@ChrisBrown-ir6sfthis comment was a little sus.
Fargo show and movie has this weird supernatural element to it that you cannot explain and yet you feel it.
In this scene we are not shown the cop's face and it brings a sense of authority and superiority until the power balance shifts and he headshots him.
So many great scenes in this movie...to this day if I come across it on the TV I have to watch it.
I watched this today. I’ve seen it numerous times. One of my favorite movies. However I never noticed that he actually tries to bribe the cop with $50 lol.
In Magnum Force" (1973) a pimp tries a $100 dollar bribe. He gets shot by the cop instead.
Love the comparison between these two. Sociopath versus psychopath.
Steve Buscemi’s character is neither.
sociopath and psychopath are literally the same thing.
@@JamesJonasSmith12345 no they’re not. Sociopaths are made by circumstance. Psychopaths are born the way they are. Not the same.
@@canderoussnurd4265 lol there’s no way to truly determine that. Everything is a mixture of biological and environmental
@@JamesJonasSmith12345 🤦🏻 Whatever dude. Believe what you want I got better things to do.
what follows this scene is even more terrifying & memorable!
Gaear is the greatest character in all movies
I wanted to hear him say, "Just clear him off the road..."
Amateur hour driving around with dealer plates these guys, this was soo avoidable. They could've just stolen any random person's set of plates. And then bribing the cop with 50 bucks, lol.
Yes, because plates that come back to a whole other vehicle wouldn't be suspicious at all.
Jerry could have taken care of this when he handed over the car.
That's why the movie was good. It's a series of small (then increasing) fuckups by all involved that lead to the final unlikely outcome.
@@ironberserk2175 you steal ones of the same make there genius.
One of my favorite scenes of all time ♥
I love steve buscemi's reaction to the cop getting shot, he slowly peeks over in shock, then says that iconic line, perfect comedy
Happy 60th Birthday Steve Buscemi
A lot of impressive stuff in this scene. The situation between the two is already tense, but the officer makes things so much worse. The divide between the two characters' personality is put to the test and their relationship completely fails in this moment.
What is more, is that the Officer is deliberately given a very impressive and intimidating feel. He is all business, and he overshadows Carl. He literally looks down on Carl instead of being friendly toward him, on his level. He represents the authority of justice and the law, and in a lot of ways, how powerless it really is to protect people in the face of objective evil such as Gaear.
The second you see the siren you could tell at least 3 people would get killed
The eerie sound that plays when the policeman asks "What's this?", which transforms into a deep ominous tone.
The undone seatbelt
The sunken eyes of the accomplice
The cut to the accomplice when the policeman asks "What's this?"
The facial expression changing from affability to uncertainty after suggesting to "take care of it right here".
A lot of work has gone into this scene and it shows.
You can take care of most things, right here in Brainerd...
The passage of time with his cigarette. You did well Ethan.
Enough isn’t said about Peter Stormare’s work in this movie… he barely talks, he barely reacts,… BUT WHEN HE DOES,… “ooooh, Daddy!!”…
How stupid must you be to drive around with a kidnapping victim and not have your car in perfect condition? Put the tags on!!
They are from Minnesota. Explains it.
- After this scene is when it was decided he's going in the chipper.
The guy would never have been able to grab the cop by the hair he had a hat on, and the guy had no leverage to grab him. Aside from that the scene is perfect
@@worsethanhitlerpt.2539 It's also unrealistic for the cop to be holding the flashlight in his right hand being his holster in on his right hip 1:25 I don't think any real life cop would be so stupid to do that.
Notice the ciggerate at 3:13 and then at 3:34
Good observation
RIGHT
"You are smooth smooth ya know" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I know he talks tough and does winds up killing Lundergard's father-in-law, but do you get the feeling Buscemi's character in Fargo has ever participated in/seen murder before?
No, Like in real life the loudmouth tough guy is always trying to talk the talk. Its very true the silent type are way more dangerous....
Strictly small-time
He murdered the guy at the parking lot entrance
I got the same impression that Carl was still acclimating to the "next level".
Clearly a small timer, totally out of his league when it "got real", executing a half thought out plan. However his friend is another story.
Bribing police officers with $50 might work in third-world countries, but to a U.S state trooper it's more of an insult
Whats the going rate, then?
@@PepsiMagt $200+
in 1987 50usd was like 120 today so thats double
Right that’s the worst bribe ever! It’d have to be thousands
in some midwestern state, it works with merely $20.
That's what I call talking your way out of a ticket.
All he wanted was compliance.
The heck do ya mean!?!
@@bozsongz3652hahahahahhahahaha
Can't believe how good this movie is!
This is exactly why polices should always be teamed up.
No they should always be alone
Monad really dude 😐
@@thefakenotckh5062 Yes, It is better for us that they be alone I believe.
Monad it’s a lot less safe for officers though
Also why they don't grow their hair out
The Coen Brothers had the state trooper down to a T. Midwest cops will tell drivers the law and they are highly ethical: there is no way they would take a bribe like Buscemi's character tries here.
$50 is a pretty measly bribe, too
@@mahlstadt not in 1987.
@@hueynapalm Yeah even in 1987 that's a miserable bribe.... Acouple hundred would've maybe made the cop have to think about it.
So where do cops take bribes easily?
William's Triumph Any Slavic country.
Edit: especially in rural areas of said country
Gear is my favorite villain of all time. Plays the most convincing psychopath I’ve ever seen. Even though I know it’s just a movie that dude gives me chills every time I see him.
who the heck would try to buy off a cop w/ 50 bucks?
How much do you usually do it for?
All these years re-watching this movie I never noticed the attempted bribery.
RIGHT
Im sure someone has done it
@@tomt6142 If you try to bribe a cop in the US like this you need thousands of dollars for a one-time pay-off. Or a guaranteed stream of hush money.
Steve Buscemi at one of his best darker roles in cinema.. bullet to the face, OUCH!!
This is where the whole kidnapping scheme went off the rails.
Why not just drive away after shooting the cop? There is no plate on the car and the cop is dead. Any info the cop called in on the description of the car is not affected by weather you drag him off the road or if you pull away.
ftl06 You, uh, speaking from experience there, bud?
Brenda Forster no experience in that area at all, just an observation. It just seemed like they dug themselves into an unnecessary hole that they could never climb out of.
ftl06 That they did.
And I was kidding btw.
Brenda Forster lol, I figured you were. And they could’ve also just taken the ticket for the expired/not displayed tag. It wasn’t their car anyway so who cares about the ticket? That was the least of their worries. Should’ve let Jerry deal with the ticket.
ftl06 Good point.
How is this such a simple masterpiece?
The tags set off the chain reaction of this whole movie, one stupid move
As much as a psycho he was Gaear is very useful when in a jam with the cops
Even the most idiotic criminal would not attempt to bribe a cop if their kipnap victim was on the back seat.
You'd be surprised by how dumb the common criminal is.
To mention a quote, "never underestimate the predictability of stupidity".
"You're a smooth smoothy aren't ya"
Where is pancakes house?
Brilliant acting
Best scene in the Movie and the best Movie the Coens will ever do. A MASTERPIECE
Personally I’m more of a Raising Arizona guy, but to each their own.
Top 3 Coen Brothers films are Fargo, O' Brother Where Art Thou, and Big Lebowski
Man so many great scenes, how can you choose lol
Of course the light illuminates Steve Buscemi's eyes.
I feel like if Carl would bribe him a $100.00 the cop would of took it. But just thinking that he was bitching about giving 4.00 to the parking guy. But just pulls out a 50.00 like it is water. Love this movie.
Difficult to understand how is it possible that a police officer is sent alone to a deserted road chunk, in the middle of the night and in a country where everybody has a gun.
I agree, but I can't imagine Minnesota is a common spot for kidnappers and murderers.
State police often work alone. Their backups are miles away. Always call in your traffic stops.
Whoaaaaa Daddy
That's the look of damn you gonna make me flip a switch
I saw this in the LA County Jail been hooked since I was released
This is the big daddy neo-noir of the 90s.
the shot of the blood coming out of his head has stuck with me for years. how's that for "Minnesota Nice" lol
Whoa Daddy
Maps used to say, “there be dragons here.” Now they don't. But that don't mean the dragons aren't there.
Please explain
If I was the cop in this scene, I wouldn't even realize I was being bribed and would just think, "Huh, weird that he gave me his whole wallet. Anyway, it all looks good, guess I'll let him off with a warning."
I think is imposible someone doesnt love Buscemi. Hes the best!!
now that they're both completely deaf...
*there
*they're
An (edited) 2-word correction borders on art.
In Minnesota, strange out if town drivers are expected to just hand a trooper your wallet/purse and other valuables on your person. They just don't like strangers - and if you are from Illinois forget it. Don't even cross the border.
The officer comes with the light in his left hand as he should, then...ha ha all changes in next take
0:26 talk about a lazy eye.
Whatever you may say abou the weird silent guy, he knew what was going on...
"Well, my friend 'George Washington' says I'm 😢compliant...as does his twin brother, also 'George Washington!'"
Damn that was brutal O_O
Vegeta solo, it made me feel bad for the cop
1:27 Till Lindemann? JAJAJA
Put. That. Back.
In your pocket pleasssssse.
Beast mode
Steve offered to have it “taken care” of here in Brainard. The trooper should have accepted. He would still be alive & so would those other two bystanders.
The script of Fargo is good but what makes it a great movie is the casting. Every character fits with the storyline. A lot of movies go with whoever is the actor of the moment and ruin a good script.
This scene is a heart-stopper in a way only someone who has something to hide during an unexpected sudden traffic stop can know. I've had more than one. It's hard to conceal the adrenaline surge from an experienced lawman, and they all know what those signs in someone always means!! I found that if just right then you figure, and somehow convince yourself, that it's all over or the jig is up, at that moment a certain calm will come over you. (believing a worst-case scenario). It takes a surprising bit of skill to do this. This is the same calm that takes over in the heat of battle, or any do-or-die situation at that very terminal moment when you take decisive action, or come to a determinate realization or decision. This is hard to explain. In my long life I have pulled through some real squeakers!! (not murder or kidnaping like this scene though!!). But I "feel their pain" here when I saw this scene for the first time in the movie itself! The average person just does not know!!
Trafficking
Can't an unexpected traffic stop cause an adrenaline surge? Many times an unexpected traffic stop results in a demand for money and threats of severe consequences if that money is not paid.
@@HopyHop1 only in certain Bayou states in the USA. Most states/provinces/cantons you're safe.
@@user-zp7jp1vk2i
Even in the "safe" states, a ticket is still a demand for money. People who don't pay tickets often end up in jail. This happens regardless of whether the driver actually did what the police officer accused him or her of.
Once my friend called me who is a long haul trucker and said he forgot to stock up on weed before his trip. He was parked on the side of a road and was begging for me to get him a pound. I guess I was the go-to for things like this, so I said OK and met my dealer, then headed to the truck which was only 15 min away...and I get pulled over. I was also smoking a joint just a minute ago, so my car reeked as well. Cop says a screw came off my back license plate and it was hanging. Sniffs around and says all he smells is weed. I show him all my info, and also the roach in my ashtray, apologizing and claiming that's all I have. Cop went to his car for 20 min...but eventually bought it and let me go. Bloody hell
Like how people empathize with Gaear in this movie
No way the officer noticed the tags missing from that far away at night lol
I think, but im drunk, the best part is that gaear is scared shitless.
Can we just take the time to appreciate that blood though?? Very well done
Are you kidding? It looked like Kool Aid
Gaar Grimsrud seems to be blaming Carl Showalter for his bullet making them every cop’s worst nightmare... “you’ll take care of it...”, he says... Keep your gun in that lighted glove box, and quickly light up again, Gaar... - \ : D /
Trying to bribe a cop after getting pulled over for dealer plates... ya not suspicious at all lol... honestly without the bribe he probably would've just reminded them to put on the temp tags and let them go lol
With a groaning woman covered up in the back seat? Don't think so.
@@newjeffersonian6456 ya true but she didn't start making noise until after the top was already getting suspicious... Cuz Buscemi just tried to bribe him for an extremely minor issue. May as well put a sign on their car saying "yes we definitely have something to hide officer!" Lol
WOOP WOOP THATS THE SOUND OF THE POLICE 🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔
Meine dispatcher says there is something wrong with deine cable?
He tried to bribe him then ya can hear the girl in the trunk
I like society and I like states and countries and I am so sorry for the trooper that there was a mental person in the right seat, So sad.
Mr Pink should do a series with Saul Goodman.
Knowing Carl's tastes for vice he's probably been to Tijuana where $50 of bribe money would work. However this state trooper is insulted by it, showcasing that Carl is awful at being a criminal. Who else does a kidnapping in broad daylight wearing a ski mask and carrying a crow bar and peeking in the window?
"I'll handle it"
Why didn't he just put the temporary dealer plates on?
The blond guys dead eyes lol
Take the money 💰 😅
As the cop approaches his gun is on his left side. In the next scene it’s on his right. Not sure how they got that mixed up...
It's called a mirror
@@RedAce93 oh...
Yeah, it was a mix-up I guess.