"I Hereby Award You The Distinguished Flying Cross." - Catch-22 (TV Mini Series 2019)
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"I Hereby Award You The Distinguished Flying Cross." - Catch-22 (TV Mini Series 2019) #shorts #scene
Catch-22 is a satirical dark comedy television miniseries based on the 1961 novel of the same name by Joseph Heller. It premiered on May 17, 2019, on Hulu in the United States. The series stars Christopher Abbott, Kyle Chandler, Hugh Laurie, and George Clooney, who is also an executive producer alongside Grant Heslov, Luke Davies, David Michôd, Richard Brown, Steve Golin, and Ellen Kuras. The series was written by Davies and Michôd and directed by Clooney, Heslov, and Kuras, with each directing two episodes.
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The series does make a major departure from the novel with its ending. The novel ends with Yossarian finding out Orr had rowed all the way to neutral Sweden, giving him hope that he could escape. Yossarian runs away from the base in the hopes of joining Orr. The series ends with a n*ked Yossarian flying on a mission saying ‘and drop’ to himself over and over again.
This ties back to the first episode where Doc tells Yossarian about the Catch-22 where the only people willing to fly missions are crazy, but if anyone asks to get out of missions there are no longer crazy. Yossarian had resigned himself to his fate by willingly going on missions. Plus it shows the cruelty of someone like Scheisskopf who is sending up a man to fly despite the fact he needs medical attention. (Pop Culture Maniacs)
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I love how Scheisskopf translates to “shithead”
@@Sniperboy5551 I believe that was the first insult I ever learned in German
I actually prefer this change
@@FarmerClarence not a Real insult tough, in terms of meaning scheisskopf is something like fucking head, as the term shit/scheiss itself is used in the same way as "fucking"
E.g. "fucking car" ="scheiss Auto"
Most insults cant be translated 1:1 but rather by meaning
I remember a version of the internet where we didn't have to censor the word 'naked'
The chain of communication is spot on.
Yes, it is.
A very sufficient demonstration.
@@alabasteracolyte976very sufficient 🤓☝️
Super fuckin annoying
@@wallcity318 You have no idea what Catch-22 is then
Put your weapon away son, this is an award ceremony.
😂
Don't worry sir, it's not pointed at yo- oh wait nope, now it is.
Safety is engaged, sir
@@mercifuldeath 😂😂
@@TheCzechLad_ *flexes hand* "this is my safety sir"
"Where is the pilot?"
"on my clothes, sir."
💀💀
"Also in the laundry, sir"
@@regenbogen_sim *SNRK*
Both you guys just cracked me up so bad
@@regenbogen_sim stuck in the laundry
"Why arent you wearing clothes son?"
"Its my birthday, sir!"
Next time iron it.
Well played, my friend.
😂 best comment
He's pissed, amazed, jealous, and confused at the same time.
Man that age almost certain saw the First World War, so he know what the bomber saw and why he’s refusing the uniform.
Like the old man of the "Daddy, Chill" video
@@samuelfawell9159 elaborate please
True officer ..SIR
...and aroused
"Sounds like a lot of crap to me"
"It is a lot of crap sir"
Hits hard.
Perfectly sums up the short.
@@erniedickens6252what?
@@erniedickens6252💀
Damn I almost missed that!
Thanks.
My dad earned the Distinguished Flying Cross in Vietnam. Sadly, he wasn't my hero until I was an adult. It's when I realized that heroes are normal people in unthinkable situations who act with unbelievable courage. I love you, pop. RIP Sgt. George Reliford, US Army
Nothing about Vietnam was heroic.
You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about @@lebowski3748
@@lebowski3748shut up
@@lebowski3748 in the grand scheme of things with much hindsight of our times, perhaps you are right.
But for the Relifords at least, he was a hero. Nothing we say will invalidate that.
@PacxPlays
A very honorable and true response to an unhonorable and inconsiderate post sir.
Class act sir! 👍
"Why arent you wearing clothes son?"
"I no no wanna"
I guess the guy forgot that it is casual friday
Had to break the chain of no comments
Pilot thought it was casualty Friday
A dau reference?
Free Form Friday
That's a little too casual if you ask me
I thought he was gonna stab it into his chest
In the real life army he absolutely would have.
@lamashtu3449 Yup! And he would have forever been known as Captain Chesty to the lower ranked men from that day forward.
@@SergeantExtremeas would the Marines
Mam just came out of war. I don’t think he’s to be messed with, ranking officers could probably sense it.
@@SergeantExtreme😂 I was awarded "blood stripes" from the rank of E2-E6 before they stopped the practice.
The sound of silence in his eyes after being pinned.... i felt that.
USMC 0621 Afghanistan Combat Vet
🗣️SEMPER FI Bro. 🇺🇸
Thank you
Thank you brother.
Thanks for serving
Hope you're healing well, then.
reading catch 22 felt like watching someone do stand up comedy in a forest fire. i can't quite explain why.
It HAS TO be read... best description of PTSD before the expression didn't even exist.... From "Help the bombardier!" on Yossarian intercom, bit by bit , until the final unveiling of the stewed tomatoes "there, there...." And the old italian is very wise indeed.... 150,000 airmen died over europe . 45,000 prisoners only. Better chances in the infantry,,,, fuck all wars and warmongers. and medals were called "tinware" by the germans since WW1.
I've been aircrew in Naval Aviation for 15 years. Catch 22, a fuckin satire, has managed to be the best book and TV series I've ever seen to capture what the military FEELS like.
@@blakedelise2104 so it IS the madhouse times 1,000,000 i refused to believe it is! AND THEY HAVE PLENTY OF WEAPONS... enough to make yo walk backwards with your hand on your side-arm..... This said: poor SNOWDENs of all wars...
The way they delivered their lines. It sounds like a comedy skit.
That's what makes Catch-22 hurt so much as a book. It's hilarious, ridiculous, full of deep pathos, exceptional apathy, and petty cruelty, all rolled up. I've never been to war, but I have it on good authority (and believe without a doubt) that the book is a damn fine portrait of the elephant in all its awful glory.
Intentional
They cut out some of the jokes in this edit
Well, the novel that this movie/miniseries is adapted from happens to be a dark comedy satire of the absurdity of war
That's the point dude.
Love the way that 4-star chews the one star like he’s a buck private 😂
A private in what branch? The Air Force?
@@PackerFan1919 I made a joke about the Air Force being soft. I didn’t ask if the character was in the Air Force. I’m a Marine, and getting “chewed” out as a private in the Marine Corps looks nothing like that.
@@josh2711you're real fun at parties, I'm sure 😂
@josh2711 you are the most sensitive marine I've seen in my life.
Get thicker skin
@@mikhailtunnell2304 I told him it was a joke, because he didn’t get it. Go cry about it
Just started reading Catch 22 the other day. So far it's been a challenging read, theres no break from the chaos and strangness.
I read it, first time, fifty-plus
years ago. I was 19, SE Asia.
keep at it. Totally worth it. You'll never look at stewed tomatoes the same way again
when ever you receive a metal its not a time a smile but to cry to recolonize all the hard work and all you had lost . metals are thank yous that never seem enough
My dad used to say that medals were congratulations for surviving hell when your friends didn't.
Medal not metal
Please refrain from colonizing
And You Know this Why?
I would make this a tradition for people who have had the same experience
“Soldier, I know you just got back and the rest of your squad is dead but I have some great news.. You’re getting a medal! Yes yes I know your best friend died in your arms stop crying and stand at attention!
Anywhooo, soldier we have this here tradition for the ceremony that may help you deal with the trauma, you’re gonna love this-“
@@RobopercyFair point. 😂 But the medals have meaning because they’re earned that way. It doesn’t mean anything except that every person who sees it will know you did something incredible, and that deserves some respect.
Depends on the medal@@JonathanFarley-wu5zx
The being naked part?...okay..?
@@JonathanFarley-wu5zxThey're utterly meaningless.
If you can fly, then you must, unless you declare yourself mentally unfit. If you're mentally unfit, then you're in no shape to self-evaluate, and thus must be fit to fly. 😂
One of my favorite books
Hahahaha! This reminds me of how I found out where "Catch 22" came from: B17 crews were required to put in 22 missions before being allowed to stop. Problem is, if they survived they were usually insane from trauma or dead.
As per the Wild Weasel pilots: You had to be crazy to fly the mission, but if you were crazy you couldn't fly the mission. But if you didn't want to fly the mission, you weren't crazy and thus had to fly the mission.
It was boring
Sounds good to me!
The pass down is hilarious 😂
in real life, they would’ve bloody pinned it to his skin
Damn 48k might be my most liked comment.
That’s what I expected them to do…. Was dissapointed
100%, just look at a wings pinning ceremony.
That's more of a barge and rank thing, you don't really see it with awards
@@Douglas-jn7bjyeah but they pin it to your chest. In the uniform but still. So…pin it to his chest.
Fr old dude was way to supportive of his choice to be naked i thought he was about to stick his shit 😂
Bro is showing off 💀
Ayyoo!! Rofl
DO NOT SALUTE ME WITH THAT….THAT… _THING_
@@halvorson566 _pins the medal to... it_
@@offender0
LMAO 🤣
Literally
Little did the camera know, he was already saluting the general 😅😂
He's like "who cares if my friends are dead."
Honestly one of the best shows I’ve ever watched, I wish it was longer
Except that the way Yossarian gets promoted from Lieutenant to Captain is that they turned around and flew over the bridge twice - and the way the scene plays out is the two higher ranks arguing about how either stupid or brave it was, and ultimately deciding to promote him to save face: "not like there is much of a difference between a Lieutenant and a Captain anyway" its done so in a way more resigned and 'who-gives-a-shit' way
Hell yeah. Somebody read the book.
That's how the army works
Yes, everyone knows the book is heavily sardonic and only goes for sentimentality a handful of times throughout the whole thing, which is why all the adaptations of it 'suck' blah blah
It works on paper, it's much harder to make something that is intentionally flat in it's delivery work on screen
I don't think it was a brilliant adaptation but I do think the core ideas of the book around the shared psychosis of war were carried over well enough
The different between Lieutenant. and Captain is : one the pay. And two its the only way to get to Major.
This almost gave me the "whos major major, sorry im Sargent major, congrats im promoting you to major now get to the leaders meeting like your scheduled"
"How did you get that medal dad?"
"Well son it's a funny story"
"It was a lot of crap."
The book was fantastic. All the characters were wonderfully drawn.
One of my favorite book-to-show representations i’ve seen.
For anyone wondering, Yossarion (the naked guy) is a bombardier. He had a tail gunner once who was engaged, but died because a section of the plane got shot off (I think in the mission that got him the medal). When they get a new tail gunner, it’s closer to the end of the war, and Yossarion tells the kid not to sit in the tail gunner seat because they’ve basically already won, but also because of his own regret for getting the last guy killed. A flak round tears the new guy apart, and he dies in Yossarion’s arms, which essentially is the final straw for him.
Okay but why is he naked? How does that play into the story?
@@niety5914As explained in the clip, the new guy's blood and viscera was strewn _all over_ Yossarion's clothes, so Yossarion refuses to wear anything because clothes will forever serve as a reminder of the event.
Thank you, paragraph guy! ❤
But hes not the pilot, he was a bombardier. The pilot died, why would the pilot be in the back gunner?
You typed out all that but didn't provide the name of the movie. You are absolute garbage.
Catch 22 is one of the best dark comedy stories ever written.
haha CoC working like a well oiled machine, love that detail.
To those of us that lost a battle buddy right next to us, and you did everything you could to save them. To receive a medal for the actions that day is only a grim reminder of that horrible memory that will remain with you forever.
💯
So true.
What could we do instead?
@@theprodigalson4003make sure we get proper mental health treatment. My medal hangs in my house but only because my wife insisted I hang it up. The reason I agreed is because it’s my duty to honor the men that gave their lives. We send children to war and when we come back damaged the military pins on medals and send us on our way only for the next generation to go through the same thing
Preach.
@zackW0311
22 years ago my house burnt down, thankfully nobody was hurt.
Almost everything I had was destroyed.
I never "replaced" my military awards, medals, citations, etc.
It's not that I'm not proud of my service. I just don't need/want to see the reminders hanging on a wall everyday.
With that being said, I will tell some stories but I tell them when I feel like it. Not because someone saw a bunch of old medals on the wall.
This is just my personal way of dealing, I have no issue with anyone displaying their Medals and awards.
I just have no desire to see mine.
My friend got screamed at for like an hour for not saluting an officer the same week his mother died and his leave got denied
Oh, I'm so sorry. That's sad. Double sad. Just cruel.
That's evil, you should avenge him
And the military doesn't get why Gen Z recruitment is in the shitter.
That officer sounds like a dick.
Sounds about “right”.
Most underrated series
One of my favourite books of all time. This actually did it justice.
One of the best short shows I've seen, you can see how he slowly loses his mind and sanity over the course of the episodes slowly becoming depressed and completely screwed in the head all while still holding onto what little bit of himself he has left.
He's a sane man in an insane situation.
Read the book if you haven’t already, I got a lot more out of the book and felt like the show kind of flopped despite all the money and actors involved
@UrbanClamming 100% agree with you. the book is just so dense. The audio book version is 19hrs and 53 minutes long. You could listen to the whole thing driving from VA to TX. 40ish chapters and every chapter deals with a specific character. They made the mini-series because there is no way to do it justice as a movie, and they still couldn't get the whole thing in the box. Kind of mind-blowing that they even tried it. Still, it's a bummer to think how many people will just watch this and never know how much better and funnier and crazier the book actually is.
@@FlarkusChunswen
Isn't that a good description of Life itself - most of us live Life and never realize how much is being missed.
@@FlarkusChunswen I think most people who've read a few books at least, have also felt like they got shafted by the producers who transition the beautiful story they read into a quick, cheap, redundant, and misleading shitpile that people didn't read the book 1st will think is the fault of the story.
“It is a lot of crap sir”
That man was in so much pain that no amount of torment from that man could possibly make him feel even lower
I don't know about this series, or the book tbh, but in the 1970 movie he was trying to get himself declared insane so he didn't have to do any more missions, at the COs kept increasing the number of missions required before rotating out.
I think he was referencing that he shit his britches. Hints why his underwear are also in the laundry.
@@rus0004same thing happens in the series
Those awards do make it feel better...for a time.
If you are contemplating watching this.. do it.. soooo good
The pilot is all over his clothes
@@XxstrawmanxX no it was Snowdens blood.
The pilot is in the laundry, sir.
This series is so underrated
The original movie is way better
What is the movie?@@eligoldman9200
What's the original movie? @@eligoldman9200
Nah its a complete rip off; even taking lines from the original movie. Not that copying is inherently bad, but the original is just way way way better.
@@eligoldman9200 yup lol.
Catch-22 is one of the very few 10/10 shows still roaming around. God, was it an amazing 6 episodes!
I loved this show, i wish it was continued
The author has written this book "Catch 22" over seven years!!
One of the best books ever. Masterpiece.
"Face of a Hero" (1951)
You mean it took 7 years to write? If so, that I did not know. I do remember reading the books "Catch 22" & "Fahrenheit 451", & doing reports on both for high school assignments in 1993 & 1994.
@@dindjarin559 same but for fun.
J Heller 1961
movie 1970
I first read Catch 22 back in 1965 - my dad was a fighter pilot, and after he read it he gave it to me - and it was published a few years before that.
A man can only take so much till he meets his breaking point
What about a woman?
@@goosoptures8123born at their breaking point lol
@@goosoptures8123
Women are by nature discombobulated (which is why "lived backwards" keeps them so tightly bound w/ fashion, makeup, etc,)
@@atendriyadasa6746Women are by nature mothers, even a female cat shakes her tail when she is ready for babies.
Honestly, dude sounds like he checked out. He knows it's bad, but he'd made peace with it, and just doesnt give a flying F anymore
The novel this series is based on is something absolutely everyone should read at least once in their lifetime.
You can feel the pain and sorrow in his eyes when he was holding back his tears for his fallen comrades/airmen 😢
Mr. Clooney really delivers and shows range. He's usually the cooler headed guy. Lol
I really hated him in the series. He played the character well lol
Something like this happened to me but I dint do any thing that bad ass. Recieved an award from an LT (cannot remember what for) some minor award and I forgot my undershirt. All I needed was a gold chain and I would look like some hairy guy with a gold chain. The LT looked at me and laughed. Gave me my award and I saluted and went back into formation. Luckily I dint get in trouble
Maybe kind of related, maybe not... but once in Afghanistan, I got an LOR for something and then the week after I got an Medal for saving a soldier when he crashed his truck and needed aid. The salty look on that Colonels face was priceless. Even had to shake my hand and give me the whole coin and salute exchange. 😂
Nope
This show was incredible
Watched this years ago and it’s unforgettable. I love this show so much
It's was so weird watching this. The man who actually got the distinguished flying cross was my grandfather. The author of catch 22 and my grandfather hated each other. Apparently, my grandfather said Heller was whiney. Russel grigsby got the distinguished flying cross for jumping on a bomb that didn't drop out of the airplane like it was supposed to. He got shot down 3 times and flew 70 missions.
That’s actually crazy.
Beyond being whiney, what else did you grandfather say about Heller? I always wonder at his psychology to write an anti-war book about what is perhaps one of the few somewhat "moral" wars in history. For that generation you don't see much in the way of the cynicism expressed in catch 22.
@@AbogadoDavidFocil Most autobiographies I've read from WW2 were extremely cynical. And Catch-22 was not a commentary on the morality of the war as a whole.
The movie was OK, but reading the novel Catch 22, is a better experience.
How so? Are there parts of the story they changed or excluded? - Genuinely curious
I recommend watching Catch 22 (1970) for visualization. The acting in this series version is too weak, nothing compared to Alan Arkin & Buck Henry in the 1970 version.
@spiderwiz08 It's a six episode miniseries, I'd say George Clooney added about an episode of original material/plot most of which isn't great. The ending is also entirely changed, and IMO is much worse.
So most of the content is the same w/ expected cuts, the main difference is the novel is non chronological. The setting will change by years mid sentence, sometimes multiple times a chapter and will jump between a huge cast of characters. While it's incredibly confusing it's also part of what makes the book so great. You'll get a punchline, then 10 chapters later offhandedly get the setup. The miniseries is (understandably) chronological, but this does take away a lot from the story.
As an example. this scene is the aftermath of a tragic event that in the book is the MC's main motivation. It happens early chronologically but is only shown at the end. Meanwhile the series makes it the climax of the story.
IMO the series doesn't really get the tone right and isn't quite as funny. In general I think it plays it too straight, it lacks the hectic insanity of the novel.
It's a very difficult read but one of the greatest books of all time and absolutely hilarious. There's also a movie which is closer to the book
The book will always be better, but overall I think they did a great job with this, other than changing the end.
I’m going to read it once more. One of the best war stories ever
This had similar energy to "Who's on first," and i love it😂
This is such a solid show and really does show some behind the scene horrors of the war that very much could’ve happened. Definitely recommend
The military can actually be this way at times. I once got a medal for stopping a riot by drinking a glass of water. I was enlisted, and noticed officers were allowed a footlocker, so I got a footlocker, and stenciled it with CPT Yossarian and always ran up and said I was getting CPT Yossarian's footlocker for him every time we unloaded the trucks somewhere. I kept a hibachi grill in it, and grilled food for the troops when I could. Got that grill moved all over the Middle East that way. Lock combination was 2222.
This is the most E4 thing I have ever heard. lol
@@LyneaSilver I was a SGT at the time. As far as most E-4 thing I ever saw. My roommate would already be showered and dressed every time I returned from PT. I couldn't figure out how it was possible, so I decided to watch them closely the next morning to see how they did it. When we started marching in formation to the PT field from the company they got into the rear road guard position, and as soon as the formation passed by they just walked away in the opposite direction. I was shocked by the audacity, but impressed by it as well. They ended up becoming a lawyer.
Okay. I'm deeply curious how you stopped the riot by by drinking a glass of water. Please share?
@@LyneaSilverWats e4
"Why isnt the pilot getting a medal?"
"Why isnt the pilot getting a medal?"
"Well he died sir."
Something about the delivery sounds like a Monty Python skit
Well, it's a comedy, so that makes sense.
Yeah the general doesn't know the pilot was splattered all over the bombardier because the one next to him didn't tell him.
@@FlarkusChunswen ah I've never seen or heard of it before it started coming up in shorts, so I had no idea it was a comedy
😂😂😂 it does
That's how it's done. A real recognition without all the bells and whistles
This is unironically one of the BEST mini-series i've ever seen❤
The book is a tough read but the flow of the conversations are all funny as hell. Especially when Chief White Halfoat is driving the car he stole from Captain Black.
YES. I wish that scene was in this series.
He looked at the guys chest and peepee like if he was contemplating pinning the medal on them before he finally chose pinning it on the guys cover 😭😂😂😂
Classic movie but honestly the book is absolutely amazing.
Name please?
If only there really were more than a tiny handful of officers like that in the military. I only met one in my entire time, to him the salute meant a salute.
Major Major Major Major became part of the police that police police police police police.
"Did you win a medal?" 😂😅
That line should NEVER be used. You EARN a medal. It's not a game where you win.
Everybody gangster til he salute with both hands down.
The emotion at the end conveyed in his eyes that he has seen some shit!
As a Brit, I have an unbelievable amount of respect for the air force.
"Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few."
The men and women of the RAF and the only 715 ready to go fighters at the start of the Battle of Britain saved democracy in Europe.
Air men and women of all countries are unbelievably brave. Knowing if you lose the skies, you lose the battle.
Amen brother. Heroes, everyone.
Leslie fucking Neilson conversation,i love it
This series was surprisingly good. I watched it just because I saw a different short about it and ended up binge watching all six episodes it was really good
It's true. When you are being presented a medal, you can choose what you want to wear (or not wear) as well as wherever you want the ceremony to be (in most cases).
In my country this film is named lit. "Head 22", and only now i realized that "Catch 22" is title of that novel and this film is about it
The fact that the 4 star was also in Jack Ryan will always be funny to me. That’s some pretty damn good range.
That show was so incredibly good. Wish it was more than just 6 episodes, but what a 6 episodes it was.
Awesome movie, awesome, miniseries, and great book
You know damn well they wouldve slammed that thing into one of his ribs.
That's some catch, that Catch-22!
It's the best one we got!
He was thinking where to pit the medal😂
An excellent novel that no film can truly capture.
Accurate depiction of military leadership. The person at the top is understanding and doesn’t care what you did, but the people below want to punish you harshly and blame you when you want to leave the military.
I genuinely thought he was going to try to pin the metal right onto his chest 😂
Why does this seem like a comedy sketch even though they are all dead serious? 😂
The hell he's just experienced. The friends he lost. The life he'll never get back.
Nobody to talk to. Nobody to help him process it. Nothing will ever be the same.
But at least he got a medal. "Good work son."
The sadness in his eyes right at the end makes sense.
"Did you win a metal" 👀
Medal*
Wow, i almost didn't recognize Clooney!
Love George Clooney; wide range as an actor.
My father was a WWII pilot (P51D) and won the DFC.
For those of us who don't and could never know,
and to honor your father.. what is P51D
also what was the award🤷🏽♀️
Thank you for his service.
@@annedavis6090 P51D is a reference to the plane he flew and the DFC is the Distinguished Flying Cross awarded to individuals who "distinguish themselves by single acts of heroism or extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight." Thank you for your nice comments.
@@annedavis6090 🗣️the P-51-D
is a WW2 fighter plane . It’s a P51 model “D”. Nicknamed THE MUSTANG. 🇺🇸
You don't "win" medals... it's not a contest. You are awarded a medal for various reasons.
which is eventually what the 4 star says when he pins the medal..."I hereby award you..." I think the banter earlier was just casual talk.
They got the how the chain of command acts right lmfao
I absolutely love this show
For a second i thought he was going to ask him to get a shirt for the medal😂
Love how he pinned it on his service cap lmaoo
One doesn't win medals. They are awarded.
That's the motherfucking catch 22 bro. Everyone won't let him go crazy till he legit goes crazy
I imagine this is how Dave Ticker would have recoveid an MC if it were so written.😂
I hate to see good men get trashed by peers when they're obviously great heros
Great book, GREAT 1st movie, I have not seen the second "22" but I want to. It truly makes perfect sense.
Highest Military Award in The American Military, the recipient has many privileges that supercedes more than his higher ranked officers, one notable admission to this award is he does not have to salute to higher ranking officials but they must salute him/her, we in New Zealand have the same accolade to the recipient of "The Victoria Cross".
That's the Medal of Honor, not the DFC.
@davidanderson6100 Thank you for correcting me
This could be a good movie if George Clooney could act like anyone except George Clooney 🤣🤣🤣
I liked this part. It’s hilarious. 😮
Personal motto: Question everything yet nothing.