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williamp

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19,873 posts

289 months

Thursday 7th May 2009
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good to see it again- was it really that old?

Anyhow, who shot nice guy eddie?

Always wondered: he was pointing at harvey keitel, who was pointing at the dad, who was pointing at the dying cop. nobody was pointing at nice guy eddie??

hornetrider

63,161 posts

221 months

Thursday 7th May 2009
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Have edited this thread on reflection to say:

WARNING SPOILERS IN THIS POST!

Norhtern munkee - want to edit your post as well?








First google result said:
The following is an extract from an interview with Chris Penn, from Empire magazine, September 1996.

He's been freeze-framed. He's been slow-moed. He has caused ballistic experts to forget the last time they enjoyed a peaceful night's kip. In fact, not since JFK went down in a hail of conspiratorial crossfire has one man caused so much confusion as to the whys are wherefores of just exactly who filled whom with lead.

Until now, that is. For, as we speak, one of the great mysteries of the universe is being solved.

"I'll set the record straight", chortles Chris Penn. "Nobody shot nice guy Eddie. It was a mistake. What was supposed to happen - and I don't know if Quentin's gonna like me giving this away, but it's too late now, he never told me not to - was Harvey Keitel was supposed to shoot Lawrence Tierney, then shoot me, then get squibbed. But what happened was the squib (a small explosive charge resembling a bullet hit) on Harvey went right off after he shot Lawrence, so he went down, but my squib went off anyway, so I went down. So, basically nobody shot Nice Guy Eddie. Quentin said 'You know what? It'll be the biggest controversy of the film. We're leaving it.' He was definitely right ..."

And thus a chapter in film history is brought to a close. There you have it.
Edited by hornetrider on Thursday 7th May 11:52

Penny-lope

13,645 posts

209 months

Thursday 7th May 2009
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Am still too scared to watch it paperbag

Shame cause I love the sound track, and the rest of Quentin Tarantino's films

Edited by Penny-lope on Thursday 7th May 11:31

Northern Munkee

5,354 posts

216 months

Thursday 7th May 2009
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hornetrider said:
First google result said:
He's been freeze-framed. He's been slow-moed. He has caused ballistic experts to forget the last time they enjoyed a peaceful night's kip. In fact, not since JFK went down in a hail of conspiratorial crossfire has one man caused so much confusion as to the whys are wherefores of just exactly who filled whom with lead.

One of the great mysteries of the universe...
You know I always wondered who shot Nice Guy Eddie?

It is indeed still a classic, although looked to have dated maybe a little, still the soundtrack and K Billy's sounds of the 70s, sponsoring Big Daddy Bodine, and in his monster truck, The B-Hurrr-Murth, along with most of dialogue is superb and quotable.




Edited by Northern Munkee on Thursday 7th May 11:49


Edited to reintroduce magic & mystery....

Edited by Northern Munkee on Thursday 7th May 13:39


Edited by Northern Munkee on Thursday 7th May 13:40

benoli

1,351 posts

205 months

Thursday 7th May 2009
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Penny-lope said:
Am still too scared to watch it paperbag
scared !
how is it scary ?
everyone gets shot and dies, there's no ghosts or vampires you know

to be honest, i've never had the guts to watch the Exorcist even though i have a VHS copy!
and The Fog, now that really is scary

Northern Munkee

5,354 posts

216 months

Thursday 7th May 2009
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Oh hornerider your first google result is still in the thread.

hornetrider

63,161 posts

221 months

Thursday 7th May 2009
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Northern Munkee said:
Oh hornerider your first google result is still in the thread.
Yes mate but have warned on the spoiler. Like I say, it's the first google result!