Fake teacher schools a bully | Catch Me If You Can | CLIP

[@BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[@shangjiang3320]

8

[@louis-philippelavoie6929]

If you can catch me,I'll give it an 8

[@joseelnandes5134]

@@shangjiang3320 1w

[@BiffCross]

7

[@billcarson4566]

I give a 5, what bully would be sitting at the front of class?

[@robertfergusson5367]

I love the way Leonardo and Christopher laugh on the way out while the mother is disappointed and walks past. That expression "I can't believe you really did that, and got away with it for a week. Impressive."

[@وافيالضبعاني]

لا صديق ولا شي بس ما ادري

[@yamabushi170]

It makes the scene doesn't it. Really he's thinking 'attaboy' and wishing he could do the same

[@andrewbowers_]

I have the same relationship with my son. He’s made a fool of the system several times; I even had to hire lawyers to protect him from retribution. Today’s teachers are a nasty bread of self-righteous morel preachers, and my son made complete fool of them. Lesson: never mess with a child whose IQ is double your own.

[@BelmontClan]

@@andrewbowers_ His father taught him the grift.

[@stuartkirkland9255]

@@andrewbowers_ obviously this "nasty bread of self-righteous morel preachers" aren't self-raised.

[@J_GoTTi]

That moment.. with his dad at the end.. is so special. It always makes me smile. Christopher Walken coming out, looking all disappointed… then that little grin. I love this scene.

[@BenJAMin-o1i]

Yeah. Tongue in cheek parental pride,😊

[@AntiSocialismo50]

People have fascination for psychopaths

[@yonatanschlussel]

@@AntiSocialismo50 what

[@SuperSoldier26]

I love that scene too

[@skywarp2414]

Reminds me the way i handle things with my wife and daughter 😂

[@MPDLR]

The way the Dad is proud and entertained all at once and laughs - oh god it's classic.

[@ClickClack_Bam]

It's a classic alright. A classic FRAUD! When Frank Abagnale was asked about details of his wild claims, he 100% failed to correctly answer things. Things like what floor did you work on or what did your boss look like etc. Turns out Frank Abagnale LIED about EVERYTHING in this movie.

[@rustyfisher2081]

@@ClickClack_Bam in character to the end

[@PunkDogCreations]

No need to use God's name in vain. Please repent before it's too late.

[@MPDLR]

@@PunkDogCreations I said nothing remotely derogatory about God. Nothing. And - any God that is harmed by a mortal's mere words - isn't a God but rather a weak putz administering a weak, frail, hypocritical religion . In this contests I was using God's name to celebrate and cheer. Go back and read your talking points. Stick to "noun, verb, rapture"....and then monitor the record porn subscriptions in the most "Godly" states - along with divorces too :)

[@jupiterapollo4985]

​@@ClickClack_Bam He really was the ultimate con man 😂

[@kentedward9656]

If my son did this, I'd be laughing my shit off.

[@truthseeker139]

You and me both!

[@tmmfm913]

Hahahshahaha😂😂😂

[@tommychappell6359]

Pure genius

[@johnathanryan2117]

If the teacher listed all my lad had done and then asked me if i could see the problem he had....my honest answer would be " No. Get him on the payroll immediately before someone else hears about it. Looks like youve fell on your feet here." Id still clip him round the earhole for his cheek on way out !

[@Chris.starfleet]

Not these days. Nowadays it would constitute fraud and there would be a ton of trouble to spread around a number of people, most going to the con-artist.

[@donaldwisor3031]

He held a parent teacher conference......always had me dead. He took it to other levels.

[@haydnadkins5007]

Bro was committed to the bit

[@Derangedforsure]

I beg to differ, he also had a field trip planned.

[@Fgaentertainment]

Go all the way or it didnt matter

[@SlicerJen]

That shared laugh between father and son. Father knows he made a genius and has no worries about his kid's future.

[@travis8850]

I'd be a LITTLE worried lol. I'd be like, "I get the feeling my son is destined for a life of crime...but he's gonna be a hell of a criminal." No parent wants to stymie their child's potential after all. 😄

[@marcschneider4845]

I can't decide who's more likely to turn out like Trump-the bully or the fake teacher. They both seem likely suspects.

[@Ironica82]

​@@marcschneider4845I think.you need to get checked out for TDS. It is a serious mental condition that blocks the rational side of your brain. Most doctor offices have two seperate entrances as there have been a terrible history of craziness when those who suffer from TDS and those who suffer from maga worship when they see each other while going to get their treatment.

[@showmethestarfax]

missing the point of the movie aren’t we people

[@marvinkant5205]

​​@@marcschneider4845The bully, because the fake teacher is far too smart and charismatic to turn out like Trump.

[@aadin]

The amount of confidence he had is astounding

[@gaurasrspublishing]

Yeah go figure, it's almost like he's destined to be an actor.

[@DG-EditsYT]

@@gaurasrspublishing I thought this was real life

[@Younme21x]

@@DG-EditsYT it's based on a true story, though

[@DMalltheway]

@@Younme21xIt’s not, Frank conned the story and was in prison when most of the stuff he claimed he did happen.

[@Younme21x]

@@DMalltheway Oh really? I'm not surprised to hear that considering that he is a con artist.

[@javiersds8081]

"He looks like a substitute teacher." It seems like the bully gave him the idea of posing as a teacher. Those are some mad improvisation skills!

[@rupertgordonii6623]

Exactly lol

[@maciekk1455]

If you think about it that's the only way it would make sense. Because if there wasn't gonna be a substitute teacher but a regular one then he wouldn't be able to talk himself out of the situation

[@Starfleet8555]

I mean he probably knew more French than the substitute teacher.

[@pkwithmeplease]

Its a written plot

[@jorgschulze3393]

@@pkwithmeplease It's a real life story!

[@domingo84]

I laughed my ass off when the Principle said he was planning a field trip to a French bakery 😂

[@coimbralaw]

*principal

[@jamesalexander5623]

@@coimbralaw Because the Principal is your Pal!

[@Tubalcain422]

No it was funnier than that. It wasn’t a french bakery, that would at least make sense. It was a french bread factory. Something that actually has nothing to do with french other than it’s name.

[@nataliehanke6391]

​@@Tubalcain422 Maybe to teach those kids something about real bread quality.

[@sess122]

@@jamesalexander5623 Ha! Maybe, yours but certainly never was mine.

[@dustywilson5461]

So a kid held it down for a week and didn't get paid. Yeah that's a problem.

[@syler100]

and also didn't get notice by the other teachers to whom subbing the French Teacher.

[@TheAdatto]

@@syler100 ? The real sub left angry and didn't came back.

[@syler100]

@@TheAdatto Yes she was but what about the other techers and Principal in the school?

[@TheAdatto]

@@syler100 they only knew the normal teacher was sick. And maybe the principal was mostly in his office.

[@BSpinoza210]

Wait, why discipline the kid? The life of a teacher should be discipline enough!

[@misscleo378]

That’s what I was thinking. He taught a class for an entire week with no compensation. He should have been nominated for Teacher of the Year award.

[@herogames935]

He gave the real teacher a weeks vacation, and he is clearly smart enough to teach the material and he did it for free, the school should be happy with him

[@Ishouldstudy69]

As a teacher I agree! Being a sub for a full week should have been punishment enough.

[@andremichail4494]

well you know the principal these days only care for money and reputation, they never care about students and always taking side of bullies 🙄

[@SuperSoldier26]

@@misscleo378 OH H**L YEAH!!!!

[@mr.konnichiwaowo]

I've done something like this once in college, a professor asked me to help carry his computer bag and books to his class as I walked into the room and all the students went to their seats and silent.. I looked at them and thought to myself "I could stretch this more"... So I cleaned the whiteboard slowly then looked at the student again with a serious face then it all end when the professor arrived.. Everyone laughed at the end 😂

[@ArulChandrana]

Thanks for giving a good laugh. I wish the lecture didn't come earlier

[@GreatScottByJoe]

And then you woke and smelt the coffee ☕️

[@PdroxCbon]

​@@GreatScottByJoe and then he woke again and was in a hospital bed

[@Jordi_Llopis_i_Torregrosa96]

Things that never happened

[@ryansandigan7184]

I believe this more convincing than smelling the coffee...

[@dragonlord4643]

If the director would ask me as the father "you see were the problem is?" i would've answered "yes... you owe my son a week paymend" Edit: for all the gramma neurotics, i hope you are happy now and can continue your live without the nightmares of my english skills. English is not my mother toungue so get over it.

[@seriascannain6675]

There might be some bloopers with that in it however this may be based loosely on real life, I know some aspects of the story were altered for the movie! IF the father had said this, his son Frank may have gotten into more trouble!

[@stephenwoehr6500]

My answer would have been, "Yes, I see a problem. Inside of a week, my son organized a class trip. The problem is that your regular teacher can't do that with a year's planning."

[@seriascannain6675]

@@stephenwoehr6500 Well students generally like field trips as they get time off school. The principal said he was planning on organizing a field trip!

[@jaimealfaro200]

Great comment!

[@l.a.3479]

*...you see WHERE the problem is?*

[@autumnwind1216]

Christopher Walken adds so much to this movie, particularly his relationship with his son.

[@EliSkylander]

"You see what the problem is?" Yeah. Your desk is too tall, your glasses are too large, and your classes are so easy that a junior can pick up and teach them more effectively than the original teacher did.

[@clarissamendoza8322]

His mother is french

[@guifire9747]

@@clarissamendoza8322 That doesn't change that a teenager with no teaching formation handled the class, teaching a language is more complicated that speaking it, it's impressive (i talk french myself, but wouldn't know how to teach it to someone)

[@bable6314]

@@clarissamendoza8322 Just because you know the material better doesn't mean that you know how to teach it better. This kid is an excellent teacher.

[@kingofdeath9012]

@@clarissamendoza8322 There's a major difference between knowing something and teaching it.

[@ethanpunto9222]

​@@guifire9747 teaching a language is more complicated if you're actually trying to get results yes but most school curriculums don't produce such results, even polyglots say they never learned much in the way of languages in school because more often than not it's monotonously trudging through textbooks

[@calebray4168]

It’s hard to imagine me being more impressed with my son than I already am but this would be a whole new level.

[@catclark9488]

Aww that's so nice, what a lovely Dad you are :)

[@calebray4168]

@@catclark9488 thanks! I’m trying. It’s not easy, especially when single.

[@TruthIsAsOldAsYah]

Aww. What a sweet statement. ❤

[@calebray4168]

@@TruthIsAsOldAsYah he’s the best❤️

[@haldenmarineservice5994]

Christopher Walken, he's the King. Love the smirk only he can pull off. A thousand words in one smirk.

[@baseballsux2]

What’s the opposite of Christopher Reeves?

[@mikhailvarkovsky4150]

​@@baseballsux2 ouch

[@kristynlandry5373]

am i the only one who feels incredibly bad for the legit substitute teacher having to come all the way there 😢

[@itsyahboi16]

Yes lol. Even though it’s fake I still can’t help but feel bad for the lady.

[@astroimagers]

Dixon is 6 hours away from Burbank. Woah.

[@JewishKeto]

Yea I’m sure she might have had plans she canceled so she could teach.

[@oBuLLzEyEo1013]

She crashed on the drive back...

[@TruthIsAsOldAsYah]

This made me laugh. Yes, I felt bad for her too. 😊

[@thisrandomperson1472]

The moment the bully realized he assaulted and picked on a 'teacher'. He knew the 'teacher' was gonna do smth

[@nanwuamitofo]

Wow...!!!

[@SuperSoldier26]

3:20-3:37 I like how the father and the son laughed away which was priceless and exciting. The father must be thinking: "YEAH, THAT'S MY BOY!!"

[@matrixphijr]

“Do you see the problem we have?” Not really, no. He sounds like a wonderful substitute.

[@abdielmolina481]

😊

[@dahui58]

Yeah, you owe my son one weeks wages

[@likewise4gaming]

The Dad was so amused, yet impressed at the same time. Lol

[@nanwuamitofo]

I didn't notice that.

[@PatTheRiot]

You can tell dad is impressed and proud 😂 Thats what being a parent is all about. Recognising their talents whatever they be and appreciating the effort.

[@deansworld2591]

That laugh was the same laugh my parents gave me when we left school after I’ve gotten into a fight . The disappointed look in front of the teachers and the laugh after followed by “ did you win “ 🤣

[@cesarcueto1995]

No this is a different laugh. He used his brain. You didn't

[@DG-EditsYT]

@@cesarcueto1995 the irony

[@cesarcueto1995]

@@DG-EditsYT you're using that wrong

[@user-wb8rq2ve6l]

When I daughter got into a fight at school I looked all pissed off in front of the teachers and the principal but when we got home I asked her did she win... LOL!

[@SansoHumar]

Guys. Clearly Cesar has a problem with it. Let him be. Or he’ll go cry on Twitter.

[@sERiiuS]

Leonardo and Christopher are two of my favorite actors. The subtle energy that they find and share together here is so warming to see

[@seekingwisdom8]

If I was the dad, I would have started laughing when they told me what he did.

[@rorschac009oo8]

"He looks like a substitute teacher" *and then he had an idea.*

[@sergeantchick2820]

Beautiful acting. Kid is as confident as can be but when it comes to his father he cares deeply about what he thinks of him. He looked at his dad and waited for his reaction. The sweet relief that his father was impressed and found humor in it all.

[@sitisarah826]

3:31 "my son, what have you done??" 😂😂

[@JewishKeto]

I love how with enough confidence he was able to take total control of the class.

[@jamesalexander5623]

You have to have Confidence .... But you have to have Brains too!

[@yaosio]

That's the premise of the movie. He's confident when he lies so people believe him.

[@lotusgal313]

I would think they’d be impressed by the fact he was able to perform and handle the duties and responsibilities of a high school teacher

[@Abmarp]

Right?

[@melissaclark1051]

When you are proud of you're son but cannot tell him that

[@matthew8153]

That smile told him the dad was proud. They just couldn’t tell the mother.

[@Legogolas28]

That's not how men work. A simple look in the eyes and it's over

[@nanwuamitofo]

your

[@OthelloAcademy]

The dad's look on his face is priceless... he's so proud and impressed by his son in a weird way... if only they knew to send their son to acting or Hollywood, I'm sure their son Leo would have a great career 😆

[@SueRosalie]

He was better at classroom discipline than the teachers. So many great scenes like this. He always pushed the envelope and it was very clear he had a huge intellect and creative talent. He could have been anything he chose had he followed legitimate pathways. It was amazing how he turned his life around years later and did so much good.

[@patriciaadams-rl4iz]

I think this young man was brilliant. It take s a lot of guts to do this.

[@nanwuamitofo]

I think you're alone in this assessment.

[@alexanderparkman4393]

I actually worked on catch me if you can. My family's construction business performs work on locations and I personally worked on the airport location which was the old Ontario Airport terminal and the hospital location which I can't remember where it was located. The hospital had been closed and vagrants stole all of the circuit breakers so we had get power working in the areas they were filming in. I met Leonardo Dicaprio and talked ti him a few times during filming.

[@AndoBobando]

thats so cool!

[@rockstar4095]

If he was my son I would have been so proud 👏. Brilliance

[@plus_sign]

anybody else feel bad for the real sub?? 🤧

[@jackhillard]

Definitely with the cost of travel. It's obscene.

[@rhunter42dragon]

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing.

[@misswendyjane4992]

@@jackhillard Especially having to travel at her age!

[@nanwuamitofo]

No. But it's good to have you here.

[@randydogs61]

And Frank Abagnale improvised, adapted and overcame to instill the most innovative security protocols that still are used today. Thank you Mr Abagnale, You Rock!!!

[@koolbeans8292]

My older brother did that to me repeatedly throughout High School, or smack between my legs. While I stood at my locker talking to my girlfriend. Then he did it 3 times as an adult while under the influence of OH. The first two times resulted in a bar fight and the third time I walked away and it was the last I spoke to him, 28 years ago. He bullied and held me down for the first 17 years of sharing a bedroom. But I took that experience and became the first State Champion Wrestler in our schools history. Then went on to become a physician and father of two well adjusted adult children withOUT additions.

[@bigantho1557]

Worst I did was get into fight. Expelled for 3 days. I took my buddies schedule from a different school, chopped off the top part that had his info on it, and went to school with him for a day. One teacher was like “I told them I’m not accepting anymore students in this class, go to the principal and let him know this”. I went to the library instead and waited for my next class.

[@jimmyreece5781]

Sure, that happened.

[@bigantho1557]

@@jimmyreece5781 It actually did. Try living a little my man. Don’t be so scared in the world.

[@jimmyreece5781]

@BIG ANTHO Tell stories that actually happened, they might actually be entertaining.

[@themanofthelongtext3945]

For real this happens, once I got suspended for missing attendance in a class, exam was near but teacher wouldn't let me in, a friend from another group told me his schedule for that application, we were on the same year and I went with him during his class, same app but different teacher. He either didn't know or didn't care I was not from the class so I passed the exam pretty easily because I studied with another teacher lol. It's cool something similar happened to you, cheers to this new year!

[@setsunaemblem]

@@bigantho1557 I was entertained!

[@blockmasterscott]

This happened with my daughter when she was in first grade. I came to school in the afternoon to pick her up, and saw her in front of the classroom looking at me in fear. I was like “oh no, what happened?” Her teacher brought me inside and told me that when a bigger girl told my daughter to hand over her lunch money my daughter put her knuckles in her face and told her to “fuck off”. I tried to be serious but let out a long hard laugh, and her teacher couldn’t hold it in and started laughing too. I’m gonna get a bad parent comment from someone here in the comments for what I’m about to say, but I took my six year girl to an ice cream parlor for what she did,and I congratulated her for standing up for herself. We both decided not to tell mom for obvious reasons.

[@nanwuamitofo]

Great job! Both of you!

[@polygonalmasonary]

The grin and laugh from the dad at the end, 'That's my boy' Brilliant 🙂

[@gregp7980]

Favorite scene from this movie, pure genius…

[@josephgarcia8143]

Whats name of movie

[@SaskiaTheBoss]

stepfathers, when you have a good bond with kids you adopted before & after the marriage, please never stop fighting for us, we really do missing yall & never forget how good it was to have someone who cared.

[@d_no_allyn_86]

That lil moment they shared is so great. Christopher Walken is gold.

[@isaacyoder4137]

"He held a parent teacher conference yesterday, and was planning a field trip to the French bread factory." As the class cut-up in middle and high school, that is a legendary plan. Even scripted, it made me bellow-laugh

[@johnlerch7699]

The sign of nice job from your old man while your mom is pissed at you classic

[@LM-ch8rh]

That poor woman who was the real substitute. Not fair to her......

[@Dragonrdh]

Christopher Walken plays the best dads

[@joseherrera8208]

That ending laugh between them two was golden, thought he was gonna give him a world of negativity in the form of discipline & lecturing, the alternative energy was comforting.

[@Boscoh_]

“You see the problem we have right?” Yes yes. That my son was apparently doing a fine job and you’re so out of touch with running your school that it took you a week to realize what was happening.

[@thunderspud4181]

Okay but can we appreciate that the bullies are the most jocky jock and the nerdy nerd? Like… what an alliance. They run this school with an iron fist and Are always ten steps ahead of everyone else mentally.

[@RTDLI]

That giggle by Christopher says it all ,'Boy,you did it? Ah,you are right there in your old man's league already'.

[@the3rdid485]

Sounds like he made a better teacher than half the teachers we have today.

[@Gamex-Frontiers]

I did this to my bully once, but unlike his dad, my dad told the principal that I was bullied many times so I took revenge. My dad then told me: good job, son. Now let’s buy you the ps5.

[@Manuel.jimenez]

I think I underrated this movie the first time I watched it. Nowadays I see every single second makes sense within the plot, acting is awesome... it's perfect!

[@blabaduplatinum1]

Everyone commenting on the chuckle between them at the end. It’s simply one of the greatest parts of this movie that always comes to mind whenever I think about the movie at all.

[@bubbaray575]

Christopher Walken is a legend; how many facial expressions, mannerisms and body language nuances does he pull off in just 5 seconds; just a master at his craft. It's amazing how humble a lot of these legendary actors are as they didn't give into all the glowing and well earned reviews. To them it was their job to convince us they were who we saw; and they nailed it. Hard to see them all slowly retiring but relaxing in their hard earned sunset years.....sigh.

[@brianshaker1885]

I love how this movie centers around how Frank and his dad are best friends. They share a dynamic that very few of us could only dream to have.

[@JD.78]

I'd be so proud that my Son could do all those things at that age. I'd be laughing on the way home too.

[@Genarii]

2:50 predicts his future.

[@polarfroge]

Anytime you make a Christopher Walken character laugh, you're doing something very right.

[@andrewpolasek5524]

Yeah, it was in the script.

[@L3ONARDO07]

Anything can make him laugh. It’s called acting 🤦‍♂️

[@perunplague9794]

Love that the jock and the nerd at the beginning are buds, breaking stereotypes!!! ✊

[@TheFiddleFaddle]

NGL, if one of my kids pulled that shit, I'd be proud of them too. I know they'd be okay.

[@xekind]

Christopher Walken is my actual dad. I miss him so much. RIP Continental.

[@jackcarraway4707]

The doctor's note is another part to how Frank managed to swindle people: attention to details.

[@ICLight412]

As a son and father of a son, that last part with him and Walken, priceless!!! That simple look, laugh and jester means 1000s of words from father to son. Fckn love it!!!

[@toasega]

"Do you see the problem we have?" Yeah, my son is too awesome for your school to contain.

[@kimberly-gm9nq]

Shirley Hemphill died in 1999, and this movie was made in 2002. For the comment made. Excellent movie ❤

[@derhannes5039]

His performance in this movie definitely was Oscar worthy. My favorite movie of him

[@ivanward7949]

I’ll be legit, if my 17 year old did this I’d ask the principal if my kid was an improvement over the last sub.

[@billp.8489]

Gotta wonder how the other parents rated his teaching.

[@mkrny111]

So true.. he held parent teacher conferences… as a pretend substitute teacher ☹️☹️😂😂👍

[@dianemiller6858]

And if the grades improved...

[@Gitfiddle]

That subtle nod of approval was all Frank needed to know he can absolutely do this again.

[@artemborodai3551]

My favorite moment 😁😁😁 when Walken and DiCaprio laughing 😂🤣😂

[@grannym2880]

Seriously one of my all time favourite movies. I've lost count of how many times I've watched it. Never get tired of it.

[@landonletterman831]

"You see the problem, here!" Me: "Yes, a young man pretending to be a teacher had a better course planned than what was left for the substitute.... Is that not the problem, here?"

[@themanofthelongtext3945]

Plus, they don't pay him and he gets a lot of fun, it's a win win

[@jacobkilman8444]

The relationship that frank and his father have is one of my favorite aspects of this movie

[@DSkehan2004]

I like this scene! The dad thought it so funny they both laughed.😂

[@nanwuamitofo]

Really? I missed that part...

[@mjremy2605]

What a cool dad! Love Christopher Walken's smile.

[@name5293]

I love how pops just laughed, like "damn, really a whole week?"

[@SaskiaTheBoss]

😂😂😂 it’s the dad for me!!! these videos make me miss my stepfather, he so would have laughed it off with me when the witch wasn’t around

[@SuperSoldier26]

Oh I loved that his dad backed him up on that. YEEAAYUUH!!!!

[@squidapple9662]

"You see the problem?" "Yes the problem is you owe my son a paycheck"

[@mkrny111]

Another comment awhile back on this clip was that it’s a pretty good dedicated effort for supposedly a substitute teacher.. parent teacher conference and a field trip 😂😂👍😂

[@SynnJynn]

While it was humorous, he goes on to be a con man. I still wish I had the confidence he had. It was one thing I admired about my mother-in-law she could bull crap her way into and out of a situation.

[@nicktubara]

Looking at you im certain you have the confidence to achieve anything you set your mind to. Beauty and Brains are a good combo. Allthe best in the new year.

[@Rushyesgenesis]

1:24 me speaking French 😂😂😂

[@atlasprime6193]

Anyone noticed how Frank spelled Abagnale with a capital “N”? But thanks to his confidence, no one notice the mistake, which is technically the whole point of the movie.

[@davidryley4162]

Leonardos best role. He and chris walken were brilliant

[@unclemick-synths]

I never paid much attention to Leo till I saw this movie. He's great in Shutter Island and Django Unchained too. He pulls off movies that go way above how good most people think he is. Maybe if he hadn't started so young and made a certain first impression he'd get more credit.

[@mukundjaiswal2579]

My 3 month old son is sleeping next to me The ending of this scene always makes me smile

[@CharlieAligaen]

His dad probably wanted more Cow Bell 🔔

[@evergarza1979]

The way he and his dad chuckle with each other in the end reminds me of me and my dad when I was young and would get into my shenanigans......oh gosh I miss you dad.

[@7muc7]

0:17 I think you’re the one selling encyclopedias

[@roquefanego2863]

Mom’s reaction vs Dad’s reaction… Priceless

[@DavegoingCrazy]

To think how difficult it was for Leo not to hit on all those under 25 actresses, my dude was sweating during filming.

[@dennisrobinson8008]

He doesn't have to. They hit on him.

[@DavegoingCrazy]

@@dennisrobinson8008 you would know huh Cuck?! 🤣👍🏻👍🏻

[@mtsflorida]

Before I substitute taught at high-school I was a track coach at the age of 22. I was in the faculty lounge when a teacher said students aren't allowed in Herr. I said " I am a teacher ". She said I'm so sorry you need some wrinkles.

[@eiyu-okuroryokan2634]

I would say "If my son got way with it for a week, then he must have been doing a pretty decent job" 🤣

[@MrMetallidude]

I love his dad. That chuckle that he didn’t manage to hold in. Lol

[@timtonner946]

Even Christopher Walken's posture is textbook Christopher Walken...