Two other "Sad & Sick" Father/Son Scenes on TV and a Movie was in School Ties with Matt Damon's Character Charles Dillon has a very challenging day. He sees Big Brother Grayson who is an Alumni at St. Matthews now a Harvard Hot Shot get glory and recognition. David Greene The Scholarship Boy wins the School The Homecoming Game, then at Dinner his Father tries to tell him he's just as good but deep down his Father knows he isn't. Even Dillon admitted that if he hadn't had the family ties and contacts nobody would care who he was. Then on Mad Men, Pete Campbell a 26 Year Old Up and coming Advertising Man asks for an advance on his Trust Fund. His Father doesn't give it to him, and it wasn't until much later did he and his Brother discover that the Family was Broke. He couldn't understand why his parents were willing to settle when his brother was in a DUI (it was the 1960's mind you), but not him.

And Harry, Jimmy, Trent wherever you are out there , 3:05

George Jr is Philip Seymour Hoffman. He was so young!

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Still can’t believe this is Scarface

All George gets is "Stop fencing with me Mr Willis, Tell me what you saw!" and Charlie gets threatened with expulsion

LOVE THIS MAN

LOVE THIS

The look on George when he heard about hiding in his dad's pocket

Goddamn Charlie’s friends pissed me off! 🤣

Hoffman amazing actor great loss..

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Al Pacino won an Oscar for best actor from this scene.

Best fucking monologue in cinema history. This is how you win an Oscar ladies and gentlemen.

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Philip Seymour Hoffman said when he saw Mission: Impossible 3, where did he see that person? He noticed that oh yeah Al Pacino was playing a dull student at a prestigious high school in the Academy Award winning Best Actor Sent of a Woman At that time, I never thought that I would become one of Hollywood's leading actors in the future

“But not a snitch!!!”

The scent of a woman should be shown on KZbin free it's a fantastic movie it should be available to all of us retired people

I was in charles position at a prep school in Tennessee in the early 70s, except I did get expelled, I cry every time I see this scene, wish I'd have had a Col. Slade by my side!!

In a room full of George Jrs, defend and protect the Charlies.

No matter how rich, Willis Sr. is a failed father. Not only he fails to properly educate his son but he watches with a severe gaze how Willis Jr. is torn apart and humiliated in front of all his friends and peers because he has not learned how to stand up for himself. In real life George would hate his father forever.

rip hoffman. brilliance every time.

I love this scene so much. Al Pacino's best acting ever!

Pacino makes me think of bob dylan

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I miss Hoffman

What I love about this is most kids that are in the government that have a dad that has money this happens its been going on for many moons 🌙

"You are a cover-up artist and you are --" Man I hate cliffhanger endings

The rethoric of him not informing is all nice & stuff for a movie… but in reality, those 3 kids broke the law and Charles should have testified. And George, depicted as a monster, at least did spit the three names first and pass it over to Charles to confirm. Charles should have just confirmed that he saw the same kids and it was all over.

Al..i love you..from tony montana to this..damn you are the number 1

Most people remember Al Pacino and his speech from this movie but the genius of Philip Seymour Hoffman shines in every scene he is in. He nails the subtle hubris of someone who grew up rich so well that is a joy to behold. Such a gifted actor who died too soon.

this scene always hits me hard when i was a kid

This ought be the confrontational speach to America its a fine country its the rotten that doesn't make it feel that way.

What A Crock of S#!T 😡

To bad this vid doesn’t show to best part to come … that sucks!

I think Charles was wrong for not saying who he saw. Those kids could have seriously hurt the Dean.

Yeeees . . . DEFINITIVELY . Haven't ya heard ???? Honor is DEYAHD.

An artist in every way!

Probably one of, if not the best movie monologs ever!..... and one of the best performances.....

I need to watch this movie, i don’t understand why he cant tell the truth even if he knows it. The friends he protecting dont seem to be sympathetic.

And now rat ships are all over the west.

BUT NOT A SNITCH!!!!

hate to think if these boys are thinking of joining the military as snitching well their is such a thing of interrogation resistance and avoiding information being educed out of you.