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- For Helsinki, I need someone with diplomatic skills.'' Gus calls into question the entire leadership of the CIA and decides to smash the office window before walking with a cheeky smile to the enraptured office workers.
This scene is BRILLIANT!* One of our favourite argument scenes in any movie ever.
Charlie Wilson's War (2007) SYNOPSIS: Based on the outrageous true story, Charlie Wilson's War stars Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts and Philip Seymour Hoffman in the film Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times calls "wickedly funny."
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the tap on the typewriter after he asked that lady how he did is such a wonderful little touch. I dont know why I love it so much
If you read the source material, the scene is even better. Gus Stavros was a high-ranking CIA officer who wasn't an Ivy League blueblood. He supported the secretarial staff and used them as a network of informants within the CIA (and they loved him for it). So he could both get away for insulting a superior (since it was expected of him) and he would care what the secretaries thought of him insulting the snobs.
Great scene & superb acting. Hoffman was one of the greats.
Losing Hoffman was a tragedy. Fantastic actor and one of my favorite scenes.
Wouldn't we all want to break our bosses window, twice! and still hold our job.
Hank Pym said never to trust a Stark....
I'd like to take a moment to review the several ways in which PSH is a genius in this scene as well.
The secretary at the end gets me every time. Great comedic touch to a tense scene.
For 24 years people have been trying to kill me. People who know how. Awesome line
He steals just about every scene.
I will NEVER grow tired of this scene.
RIP, Philip Seymour Hoffman.
This was the 2nd funniest scene in the entire movie! The 1st was:
A top 10 scene of the past 20 years, for me. Just a masterclass here. "...and I'm never, ever sick at sea" has always gotten the biggest laugh from me. The reference, the delivery, the timing. I ripped this and put it on my iPod.
”For twenty four years people have tried to kill me, people who know how “.😂
Thus was such a good movie, rip PSH.
I love how as they are arguing, the entire office is at a stand still and everyone is staring through the window. The moment he opens the door, they all start pretending to work!
Hoffman gave us so much. What an incredible body of work he left. He was unbelievably prolific and consistently brilliant.
I thought this was one of the best movies in 2007.. It was told well and it was based on a true story!! Always a worth the time to watch this movie again! 😃
Love the "How was I?" at the end...