Rendezvous With My Ass - In the Line of Fire (2/8) Movie CLIP (1993) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Leary (John Malkovich) threatens to kill another President as Frank (Clint Eastwood) gets under his skin.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Clint Eastwood delivers one of his finest performances, as a secret service agent haunted by his past in Wolfgang Petersen's taut thriller In the Line of Fire. Eastwood plays Frank Horrigan, a secret service agent who keeps thinking back to November 22, 1963, when, as an agent hand-picked by President Kennedy, he became one of the few agents to have lost a president to an assassin. Decades later, psychotic Mitch Leary (John Malkovich) is stalking another president (Jim Curley) running for re-election. He has spent long hours studying the psyche of Frank Horrigan, and he taunts Horrigan (feeling that there is a bond between them), telling him of his plans to kill the president. After his conversation with Leary, Horrigan makes sure he is assigned to presidential protection duty. Horrigan has no intention of failing his president this time around, and he is more than willing to take a bullet. But everything goes Leary's way -- he is smart and cagey and the president's aides refuse to alter the itinerary. As the election draws closer, Horrigan's chances to catch Leary look to be less and less a possibility, and he begins to doubt his own abilities -- both now and in the past, when Kennedy was murdered.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (1993)
Cast: Clint Eastwood, John Malkovich
Director: Wolfgang Petersen
Producers: Jeff Apple, Gail Katz, Wolfgang Petersen, Robert J. Rosenthal, David Valdes
Screenwriter: Jeff Maguire
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John Malkovich could be given The Oscar for best actor of all time just from this clip
+Rich V He did get nominated but lost to Tommy Lee Jones for Best Supporting Actor that was a tough year for that category a lot of great performances.
GOD i love this guy
Certainly some of the best acting in any scène ever.
@@MikeMJPMUNCH My pick that year for Best Supporting Actor would have been Ralph Fiennes, but John Malkovich was a close second.
@@MikeMJPMUNCH Neither of those roles compares to the one which should have won but wasn't even nominated, Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday in Tombstone.
"We can't have monsters roaming the quiet countryside can we?" I loved that line.
Classic indeed!!"
I wonder if Leary was right, the CIA was trying to kill him, and they sent his friend to his house to kill him.
@@waterhead001 he had no reason to lie about that, I believe that happened
@@wendysullivan825 hes right, the government discards people like Kleenex
@@waterhead001 I think Leary was suffering from paranoia at this point in his life, but since he was trained as an assassin, and not the only one so trained, it's very possible.
The most intelligent and exciting action movie of its era. Malkovich is beyond brilliant.
The man was Masterfully in ITLOF..."
I can't add anything more to this.
@@frankeinstein1 What???
From this to man in the iron mask
This and Ford's The Fugitive. Two of the greatest action thrillers ever.
Nobody gets angry like John Malkovich, so convincing, worthy of an Oscar
To be fair, Clint said some pretty upsetting things.
he was nominated for this one alright for the best supporting actor.. not sure who won that year. I am not convinced he was better than John.. the oscars are (sometimes) FK'd
The very end arguably sounds better at 0.75 speed.
Two guys washed up careers over want to go out with a bang
What an amazing scene! John Malkovich definitely deserved an Oscar for this! 👍
The lost art of slamming a phone down hard to make a point in a movie is now lost (Unless its a period piece) with modern day phones and mobile's. I miss scenes like this.
Great comment.
Malkovich was on SNL promoting this film and they did a hilarious sketch with him ordering a pizza to be delivered.
Not to mention having to race to find a phone booth in time. Yeah, modern technology has unfortunately taken a lot of the tension out of dramatic scenes.
"Show me some goddamn respect!" ...(pushes disconnect button so very angrily *BEEP)
maybe some badass out there still has a flip-phone they can slap shut!
Eastwood and Malkovich are just dynamite!!! What acting..what a dialogue...what a great movie!
Its pretty awesome when you can outshine someone like Clint and with his cool and calm voice, he is just so good.
There's angry, there's Hulk angry and there's John Malkovich angry.
John Malkovich really stole the show in this movie.
I know. His oscar nomination for this movie was well deserved.
He lost to Tommy Lee Jones from The Fugitive for his role as Sam Gearld
I agree 100% NO DOUBT even though some Haters hipocrites full of hypocrisy don,t want to accept it that John take over the whole movie FILM Filmation!
Damn right. Eastwood & Petersen knew it too & let him run with the character. What really makes it great are simply all the conversations btwn him & Eastwood -- incredible dialog from Jeff Maguire.
He was robbed of the Oscar, it's not fair!
Malkovich should've won the Oscar instead of Tommy Lee Jones for the Fugitive. Malkovich performance is one of the best villain performances ever!
Nah.... Both of those performances deserved it and you can only pick one....
I'm a fan of Tommy but seriously for the fugitive ? Nah bruh John was brilliant in this movie.
@@JoeBuck207 Should've been Leonardo for What's Eating Gilbert Grape. Tommy Lee Jones plays the same character in every movie he's in.
Absolutely. He makes this movie. He's the "villain," but the genius of his performance is that he makes you sympathize with him at times
I like it because he is an intelligent villain, not insane or that crazy.
" I don't even remember who I was before they sunk their claws into me"
Incredible
The reason i still watch and rewatch and love this movie - John Malcovich. This guy is born to be an actor. there are good actors. Then there are great actors. He's up there.
god malkovich just gives me chills every time in this scene
My favorite yelled movie line ever. "...so you show me some G***DAMN RESPECT!" So f***ing good.
Sincere respect on cable...
@@wa2k99I had to come watch this scene after hearing the “sincere respect” it’s awful 💀
I had this movie on VHS as a kid and used to yell this line on the playground
One of the greatest villans of all time
,,..so you show me some G***DAMN RESPECT!"
This is why Malkovich is one of my absolute favourite villain actors. He did an amazing job in this film, I'll never get tired of the last line of this scene, so powerful. I really flinched the first time watching it
I agree. I actually just saw this for the first time not that long ago - stumbled onto it on Netflix. Was totally blown away and couldn't believe I'd been living under a rock the past 20 years not having seen this movie. Amazing performance.
***** there were were 4 movies that were bedrocks of my crew in our college years. This was one.
We still leave each other voicemails of lines. This is a 4 star action film. Exceptionally intelligent writing and so well acted here especially by Malkovich. Quite simply, they dont make films like this anymore
@@Pete1230 Whatever, dude.
@@burtmaclinfbi3993 you ok, bro...?
@@Pete1230 I'm fine. Why are you asking?
The 21 people who disliked this need to show us SOME GODDAMNED RESPECT
John Malkovich pissed off is pretty scary.
@Donde Merlin he’s pissed off the entire time in that movie lol
@Donde Merlin excellent film
Two of the best actors of this era going at each other.
They're Both Great Actors.
you right the,re both great actors but you know the revel bad villain & justice super heroes true teller are more liked & gave more rating than the good guy in the movie filmed LaRoy Neal
One of the best scenes from one of the best movies ever made. John Malkovich is a beast
@@bigmack6344 facts he is such a great actor he stole the show in this Movie
Malkovic is a great actor but Clint? There are many actors in his generation are much better at acting but he is not bad either.
I love this movie. Such an underrated flick. Every time its on I have to watch it. Malkovich is awesome.
".. So you show me some GOD DAMM RESPECT!" Whew, I think Frank better find a hotel to sleep at for the next couple nights LOL
John is scary when angry. Imagine what he’s like in real life. Whoa!
22 people need to show this film some goddamn respect
That last thing Leary says would creep me out so much if I was on the receiving end. I would not be able to sleep at night.
"Do you know how easily I could kill Frank? Do you how many times I've watched you go in and out of that appartment. You're alive because I've allowed you to live. So you show me some GODDAMN RESPECT!"
You know a films great when you dont know the actors but after seeing it, you know every single one of them lol.
This movie is an example.
Great scene among many.
@@womblewandering The scene sucked.
Malkovich scared me in this one. Absolutely brilliant performance!
Why the hell didn’t Malkovich win an Oscar for this film?!
He did get nominated in a supporting role, but he lost to Tommy Lee Jones as Sam Gerard in The Fugitive.
Those things are rigged - so many should have won that didn't - Malkovich was robbed
John Malkovich would make a perfect Bond villain.
I always thought Jon Hamm would make a good Felix Lighter.
@@mayomonkey3810 Yes, he would make a great Leiter!
I can totally see JM saying "Good evening, Mr. Bond" lol.
When he shouted like that, that was completely real in my opinion. Bet he really wound himself up before that scene.
Malkovich did isolate himself for a large part of production and hardly ever came out. He began suffering from cabin fever, which he channeled into his performance.
'Show me some God Damned respect!!" Epic Volatile Spatz!!" Malkovich is one of the best at it!!" Hands down!!"
Decadent Sweet Has he and Gary Oldman ever worked together.
That would be ill!
3rd Gunman no sadly they never been featured together in a movie to the best of my knowledge...would be phenomenal most certainly if they ever did..."
Decadent Sweet Yeah dude because Malkovich is that dude!
And I don't need to speak on how Gary Oldman gets slept on by Hollywood. The man is fantastic
Oldman and Malkovich have never worked together but both have played some of best villains in 1990s including in 1997 when played villains in two of their most successful movies Con Air and Air Force One with Oldman as a sadistic Russian Terrorist.
@@The3rdGunman No, it would be cool.
1:55 - SOME GODDAMN RESPECT.
I went to Malkovich's alma mater for theater, Illinois State. He is incredible. I'm so proud to walked the halls and having the same teachers he did. (Ask away)
nobody cares🤣🤣
@@rileys.9901 you’re right - where did you go to school?
That’s incredible!
To think you had that monster roaming your school’s hallways…😂
Seriously though,
I can only imagine how great it would have been to see him as an unknown actor!
"Do u know what I did for God & country Frank? Some pretty horrible things "..Malkovich makes Leary sorta sympathetic.
Well other than the fact that he's a psycho killer who murders innocent people lol
@@kendallrivers1119 yea at the CIA's requests.
It does and his killings in the film aren’t serial killings or pleasure kills it’s a means to an end
I think Eastwood and Malkovich opposite each other to a spectacular degree
Loved going to the movies back in the day and seeing good movies like this.
Yeah Frank, show him some GODDAMNED RESPECT!
This was a scary movie for me when I first saw it because I hadn't seen Eastwood with so little control of situations, at least outside of his comedic roles.
John Malkovich getting angry is simply Biblical
1:39 Possibly my favorite line delivery of all time
"Your only alive because I have allowed you to live" this is gold
"In the Line of Fire" is Malkovich's best. Absolutely.
Best scene in the movie. I watch this movie every time it's on.
I love the fact that it's left to audience to decide who was telling the truth. Leary was obviously disturbed yet on the other hand the masters he once served were hardly beyond reproach.
- Yes, because of the way they tried to keep Clint out of the loop.
I definitely believed Malkovich about the CIA sending his best friend to kill him.
It was probably somewhere in between. Dude was probably told to go and get him to get help (Mentally) ... But if Mitch becomes a lethal threat, you're allowed to defend yourself.
“You are alive because I have allowed you to live
So show me some goddamned respect!”
Delivers it as a matter of fact and conveys how pissed off he is that the fact is not acknowledged!
Malkovich is an original.
That line isn't exactly true - If he killed Clint Eastwood it would be really bad, for him ... There'd be efforts from everybody, to go get him. As it is nobody thinks he's a real threat, and they think Clint is crazy.
.. Yes John was GREAT, as this role!
'now they wanna destroy me because we can't have monsters roaming the quiet countryside' I just realised this is a very subtle hint at the end of the Cold War and the downsizing that came with it in the field of national security. This movie came out in 93 so pretty much among the first filmed after the end of the Soviet Union.
This had to be the scene that earned Malkovich his Oscar nomination for this film. He really allows you to see the human side of a very ruthless and cold blooded character in this clip. Very powerful stuff!
Whenever I need to see what serious, astonishing acting is, I come straight to this clip. Malkovich is utterly phenomenal in this scene.
This film is an absolute masterpiece! Unbelievable acting between Clint and John! Incredibly well done
Great movie and great scene. The stars and supporting cast were spot on, in my opinion. I forgot that it was a movie---it felt like real life. The chemistry between Eastwood and Malkovich was magical, for lack of a better word. I read/heard Eastwood "dug in his heels" to have Malkovich play Mitch Leary.
If that’s true,bless you Clint. I can’t believe some idiot wanted DeNiro.
galeng...loving john malkovich... he's really good in psychotic roles :)
This is how I finish phone calls at work.
OMG this scene is so epic. John Malkovich was brilliant, his rage is so palpable one second, and chillingly calm the next. Maybe I'm watching the wrong movies, but I don't see any recent actors with that dynamic; they just explode on-screen.
This was also the first time I ever heard Clint Eastwood curse (the f-bomb no less), which still sounds SO WEIRD to me! He looks too polite and, Idk, you just want to tell him "Don't talk like that man". The man's a legend.
Clint's generation didn't curse or even use coarse language (mostly). Clint's generation did things behind closed doors, out of friend's/family's/media's reach, like cheat on their wives/womanize (Clint's specialty), abuse drugs (not Clint, but others did), drink excessively, porn, etc. That was just part of how their generation did things, for better AND for worse.
Post Clint's generation, much of that other stuff (except cheating) was more out in the open, as people didn't care/judge that much anymore (esp about alcoholism and drug abuse).
Clint Eastwood looks too polite?
John Malkovich plays him as a man disappointed man with the world. that gave a wide range of nuance to the character.
Malkovich is a revelation in this scene.
Robert De Niro was the first choice for the role of Mitch Leary, but he turned it down due to scheduling conflicts with A Bronx Tale
I've re-watched from 1:35 to 1:45 a thousand times, can't stop laughing
Laughing? Okay, whatever.
I've never seen this. I have to watch this.
You should, great movie.
God I loved the Leary character. His costume work, gaining weight to look like a wealthy businessman, care fully constructing the composite pistol. I would have loved to know more about his background. I'm guessing military background in Special Forces. Then special activities division of the CIA where he would have been involved in counter-insurgency and direct action (which means he would have been known as a "wet boy"). He had a lot of cash to give the big donations to get his into President Traveller's inner circle. And what was with the model cars? Classic '90's film.
I always assumed the model cars were both research into plastics and their application in making a gun while maintaining a cover as a modeling hobbyist
The acting from Malkovich here in this scene is absolute magnificent! The rage in the end as a crescendo! Splendid acting. Flawless. Love the movie too btw.
SOME GODDAMN RESPECT !.
I get chills from that line everytime.
JM is a legend.
There is only one John Malkovich. Epic stuff.
1:40 is hilarious 🤣
I saw this movie as a 14 year old or whatever and can clearly recall it being the first time being enthralled with a performance, and Malkovich set a watermark for what acting could be and how it could grab you by the collar and yank you around for 2hrs. Bravo JM!
One of my favorite scenes. These guys nailed it in this movie.
It would have been intersting, if a prequel was made, focusing on Mitch Leary and his time in the C.I.A.
This sence 29 years later is still chilling ! Oscar for John M
This performance from Malkovich is so stunning.
I am smart and I am willing and that is all that it takes....
1:40 is my answering machine message
Love him in this movie he’s voice was so lovely even he was yelling ❤️
That "God damned respect!" Reminds me of Heath Ledgers Joker screaming, "Look at me!" In his torture video. Both came from legendary actors and chill me to my bones every time. If he ever deserved an Oscar, john Malkovich, it was for this.
I loved this scene of John Malkovich .his acting really made the movie a heart pounding.The lines i got a rendevouz with death ,wow it is only in this movie where i seen a friendly assasin and protector relation. ha,ha...Great acting for great actors.
Something tells me Scorpio and Mitch would get along really well.
Malkovich’s best film performance.
normal call center interaction:
Clint Eastwood will be the first human, to live to be 200. Watch:P
97% Rotten tomatoes and this scene is why
So you show me some God Damm Respect
Clint Eastwood started laughing off camera, that's why you see John Malkovich smiling while the gun is in his mouth.
These 2 opposing characters display both disdain yet a mutual respect in a way.
The acting in this is unreal. Malkovich is a gem.
If they had cast John Malkovich as John Doe in Se7en it would've been the perfect movie.
That's actually not a bad idea at all. Nice one.
Oh yeah!
Damn that's a really good casting idea. He woulda been terrifying.
I don't know there Spacey was phenomenal in that role.
Kevin Spacey was scary. But with malkovich would be terrifying
A simply amazing John Malkovich.
Very few people scare Eastwood. Malkovich is one of them.
( so you show me SOME GODDAMN RESPECT!! ) Wooooooo, what a scene!!
Best actor of all time
Anybody else miss the ability to slam a phone down hang up???
Malkovich plays scorned former government employee really well lol
John Malkovich is 😎😎
Aww... they missed Malkovich’s awesome self neck cracking/ rotation after he slams the phone down
Before Heath Ledger's Joker, there was John Malkovich's Mitch Leary.
You have a rendezvous with a jagged elevator window ledge....
Remember land line phones?
Malkovich is a godamn legend. Did he win Oscar for this? Had to be nominated.
Nominated.
Lost to Tommy Lee Jones from "The Fugitive," which is considered one of the dumbest Oscar wins of all time.
@@KleWdSide It's pretty bad no where near the level of the insanity of John Wayne winning for True Grit. He beat Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight in Midnight Cowboy! 🙄
"Do you have any idea what ive done for god and country?!" Ptsd in a nutshell
How the hell did John Malkovich not win for Best Supporting Actor for this movie?!
Malkovich.... terrifying. Eastwood...I'm on his side.
That line is such a double entendre.
I read that Malkovich's role was initially offered to Willem Dafoe. Dafoe is a pretty good actor, but he couldn't have ever nailed this role the way John Malkovich did.
John Malkovich did a great job portraying Mitch Leary.
MASTERFUL acting by both John Malkovich and Clint Eastwood.