Bronson serves tea.

Nothing closer to my heart than a good cup of British cha.
I do not own this clip.

[@knowun]

What hits me in this seen is how King completely disarms him with that compliment. Its like the most thoughtful thing anyone's said to Bronson and the way he balls his fists as if realizing it was true just tickled me.

[@arnoldhernandez1910]

Twas beautiful indeed. Perfected timing.

[@s.wilson7315]

Oh shit it's super hans

[@DougglesMagnificent]

Yes! Tea and a nice relaxing smoke of crack!

[@stephenmccormack8835]

relax Mark, this isn't blue peter, it's just a nice relaxing smoke of crack

[@jdx1872]

he never smoked pipe and never said much

[@peternull9847]

That peep show episode when he took fours grams of Coke to relax him for his speech 😂

[@dudeman4322]

"im kicking everything, from the pcp to the lattes. Doctors orders"

[@FingerBreakerWu]

Fun Fact: As brutal as Bronson was, he never killed anyone.

[@Critical_Stinking]

@Cerwin Vega he killed it by shoving his hands down it's throat and tearing it's lungs out. He is an animal.

[@Critical_Stinking]

@Jasper Boar Jones he was an underground fighter. Used to fight in lockups and old barns. He was challenged to fight a dog. So he did and he won. Not very nice, but, it happened.

[@Critical_Stinking]

@GazB yeah man, ruthless.

[@Critical_Stinking]

@Home Kitchen the stuff that there is evidence for is even more mental than this story. I believe he was more than capable of doing it. Read some of his books, even if you don't believe a word he says, it's fucking entertaining!

[@mrwhat5094]

@Home Kitchen if you think shoving your arm down an animals mouth that is designed to tear and rip not swallow whole.. While grabbing vital organs once in there isnt a viable option of defense against an aggressive creature. Youve never had a dog. And if you have, it was probably a chihuahua, or large rat, and if it was a big dog.. Your just a wimp. Im sorry but thats life.

[@Jimbob7595]

Thought he was going to chuck boiling tea in the guard's face lol.

[@RishabhKumar25794]

That's why Charles Bronson was also known as unexpected.

[@coryboy345]

Jimbob7595 FAHK AAHF YOU CAAHNT

[@araregoodguy]

Same, the guard is keeping it neutral though, not too much of a kiss arse whilst not being aggressive. The two people he goes after in the film are both kiss arses. The art teacher and the guard that is bringing him books to read.

[@AveTrueToCaesar8212]

Mr. Keyser Söze For you.

[@harrisonhanson711]

Jimbob7595 I

[@Squadhob]

Gay Man: "No, I like it dark..." Bronson: "..oooh." Quality.

[@jacobkemezys3453]

Total Motivate Like my men!

[@ciaranbrowne2]

Anthony Johnson he’s Reggie Kray I believe.

[@michaelstringer5520]

👀

[@jimmyganglia5234]

@Anthony Johnson and you are too as we can see it in your comment or you like your tea dark too and/or you look like that wanker

[@whiskey419]

Nah mate It's a reference to scene from the movie Airplane, no need to be an asshole for no reason.

[@Owliare]

I love how you can hear Bronson’s hands tightening into fists.

[@Soulnightshade7777]

Underrated movie but I still feel like his career really started here. Even after good acting in previous roles.

[@chrischong6613]

That's probably the work of the foley artist.

[@reginaldkuntsworth4427]

And the swallowing of the tea

[@Literally-God]

@@chrischong6613 seriously, they made him sound like he's wearing leather gloves lol

[@Graziak5]

Never thought I would see Bane and super hans sharing a nice pot of English tea

[@jerryknuckles736]

I'm not gonna start neckin salt, mark. I'm not mad!

[@timothy790110]

its very moreish

[@cecilkeith1951]

"Super Hans admires bad man's hands"

[@ryman1933]

I guess the moped rental didn't work out too well

[@benpreston5809]

Couldn't work out where I recognised him from

[@msrainbowbrite]

who would trust Charlie with a tea pot and hot tea?

[@elephantofdoom]

He's a madman, not uncivilized.

[@brownking96]

Someone with a Death Wish!

[@Error-uf6jv]

ofc

[@Chickenassable]

MsRainbow Brite liberals

[@Katiekooleyes]

Especially with the old prison trick. Boiled water with a heap of sugar in it. Burns the skin like crazy!

[@sixpooI]

what i love about this scene, is that bronson - if you had to describe him - is like the most stressful person imaginable. always looking for action, beating up unsuspecting guards and inmates. whereas the other guy is the exact opposite: hes like the most chill guy imaginable. absolutely not aggressive and no threat whatsoever. and between them stands the guard, who is neutral... he isn't even moving, just standing there holding the cup. and this left - chill, middle - neutral, right - stressful positioning is underlined by the symmetrical setup of the scene. first of all, thats brilliant. furthermore, this scene occurs at a point in the film, where bronson has made nothing but trouble. so when he walks in with the hot tea, you are sure that shit is about to get hairy soon. which surprisingly enough, it doesn't.

[@lkeaboy]

exquisite analysis

[@JohnSmith-jj9jl]

I read this in Jordan Schlansky's voice.

[@onlyalifetime]

@@JohnSmith-jj9jl you made me read it again in Jordan's voice, you bastard! 😂

[@alenparker3056]

I like your analysis, thanks for clearing that out!

[@zajagter2888]

but irl leftist get triggered about everything

[@Ericbryanmr]

0:40 the animal like head tilt of curiosity at an unfamiliar sight.

[@michaeluden7131]

That made this scene for me

[@mrwhat5094]

Pretty much any mammal does that. Including humans

[@scudger99]

Quite literally a "what the fuck ?" moment.

[@itwontcomeout5678]

“Hmmmm...??”

[@Mikemic2218]

Humans do that to when we're puzzled sometimes.

[@baconlover7747]

this scene is brilliant....it shows Bronson is perfectly capable of being civil. He just chooses not to Edit: Man 6 years and this comment is still causing problems XD

[@richardwilliam8007]

Or it's bullshit and these are actors

[@lynnpabontheelitehero6579]

Dude you are wrong. This guy was always a ticking time bomb ready to explode.

[@brodiemcgrath7741]

lynn pabon the elite hero He’s talking about the hyper-fictionalized character we see in the picture, not the real life man

[@user-vp6cq4sv3d]

The real life man respects the actor wholeheartedly. He's even wearing his actual tache as a prop. If it's accurate enough for the actual criminal then don't fucking dictate for him. idiots.

[@baconlover7747]

Not like I'm saying the actual Bronson deserves freedom or anything. He is violent after all. I'm just saying he can manage his rage it just seems to me that he likes being violent

[@RikerLovesWorf]

Amazing acting by all three. Even the guard. I love how Matt King plays his character completely unafraid of Bronson or anything else. Totally effete and Bronson knows there's no fucking with someone obviously just as crazy as himself.

[@ExtremeUnction1988]

Thanks, Mickey. 'dlove one.

[@calebfuller4713]

You could say he's creating a powerful sense of dread ;-)

[@adrianclint1449]

Because hes super hans

[@tombstonejones9581]

The guard had 3,4 lines? SOOO AMAZING

[@margaret6839]

Matt King is just legendary in this movie.

[@basedbattledroid3507]

It's weird seeing Super Hans so calm and stable

[@aquabot]

Just what I thought.

[@steven-vn9ui]

"Is the bottom half of me on fire"?

[@hurpaderpp]

crack....*holding 2x4*

[@RogueBoyScout]

@@hurpaderpp There you go... *handing over satchel placed (knowingly) next to door ...*

[@johngavin3180]

Pours cup of tea Serves cup of tea Squares up for a proper brawl Yes, that is a proper working-class brit right there

[@trillhennyson2245]

Shut up you melt

[@inkredibill6352]

Except you're all pussies.

[@johngilmore697]

What utter drivel

[@Commielover69]

False: there would also be a knife materializing out of thin air

[@gaelmichaud8766]

He comes from an upper-middle class family.

[@ThumbsHunter]

this scene is so british, i started to laugh in a british accent.

[@bena.k.athewantedraccoon4360]

Please shut up

[@mangrovewarrior7735]

ThumbsHunter Tom hard deserves Oscar for every role he play

[@adnan9520]

You mean "laaf"

[@dimitripapadinikolaus]

Ben Magnez Are you British?

[@matthewsims7817]

@@dimitripapadinikolaus im British and i found this comment funny.

[@Valkerone]

Bam bam. Knock out. Ding ding.

[@TheBlackLodger]

Valkerone That's an impressive set of guns you have there. You must be handy in a brawl.

[@aaronmars2208]

*gulp* Very nice

[@bena.k.athewantedraccoon4360]

You can see the rage in Charlie's face as he furiously clenched his fists after he said that

[@mukamuka9822]

@@bena.k.athewantedraccoon4360 nah it's more like showing a little bit of for gay fella here, because he saw and complimented his strength and skill without making him mad or fight him before. Gay boy must be a sport critique or something

[@bena.k.athewantedraccoon4360]

@@mukamuka9822 didn't see it that way. Cheers for enlightening me 👍

[@spartanhuntergaming]

Love Tom Hardy's acting you don't see the actor you see the character

[@BlueBirdsProductions]

thats what acting is...

[@thepurenewb1584]

@@BlueBirdsProductions yeah but lets be honest when you watch a Ryan Reynolds movie you dont see his character do you you see Ryan Reynolds being Ryan Reynolds

[@ultrademigod]

@@thepurenewb1584 True, but in Reynolds case that is fine, because he's a likable chap, and he's not a doing some big character study, he's making goofy comedies, where he plays an every day person, usually caught up in some over the top situation.

[@ChadeGB]

Then you have the Cavils and Cruise's who have no range whatsoever and just play themselves over and over in everything and yet are inexplicably popular.

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

Very true. Compare that to a will smith who just promotes his own brand, or converse shoes or whatever. Hardy really is very good

[@Enforcer122]

One of the most under rated movies ever. So many iconic scenes with amazing acting!

[@SimplyLimbo]

Yes but there is something missing in the movie imo. They dont show the complete Bronson. It was more like mix with some favts of his life and descent into 'madness'.

[@AM_Oni13]

joshua ellery SHUT EHHT

[@vooveks]

I thought it would be shit, but Tom Hardy is fucking brilliant in it. Not a perfect film, but he definitely nails it.

[@davidoftheglen3447]

MrTrufflePigs I don't think Hardy is anything like the real Bronson.

[@sharkbait1228]

Osteoporosis tom hardy's dick makes an appearance if I'm remembering it correctly

[@InstallaFriend]

"No I like it dark" "oOOoh"

[@zjwave8457]

Install a Friend you think the darkness is your ally

[@danshiba1498]

Like my men

[@Gg-qx3vo]

lmao

[@rajinmangat7773]

“The secret ingredient is crime”

[@juliantokurniawan4860]

Iroh The Dragon West want to speak with you 😂

[@ConyCees]

Milk and 2 sugars? They should be paying me to drink this shit.

[@arnoldhernandez1910]

Is crime, I MEAN CREAM n yes a lil bit of crime hehehe

[@conorgreenwood7259]

Complementing Bronson on his physique is a smart way of thanking him for the cup of tea! Brilliant film.

[@chakinabox]

1:14 gotta give it to the sound design for highlighting those tendon noises when he's flexing those forearms! It is simultaneously impressive and intimidating!

[@BBCBOY919]

I'm a year late but I think that's literally just the skin of his fingers rubbing off the skin of his palms

[@jerryhenson3916]

This movie is so fuckin' weird, but it is one of my absolute favorites. It's incredible.

[@collybeans586]

NWR"!

[@jerryhenson3916]

Huh?

[@idrinkyourmilkshake845]

@@jerryhenson3916 NWR=Nicolas Winding Refn

[@jerryhenson3916]

Ah, okay. Thanks, @@idrinkyourmilkshake845!

[@cosmokramer2711]

You know, I was really skeptical about Tom Hardy being cast as Bane. It was not until I saw Tom as "Bronson" did I say to myself that he could pull it off.

[@michaeluden7131]

He can play any character. Amazing actor

[@terminalcreature1560]

I showed my girl DKR years ago and showed her Rocknrolla. During the scene when Bob and One Two are in the car on Bob's last night out, I told her "Remember, he was Bane."

[@JohnLutherable]

Tom Hardy deserved a freaking Oscar for this

[@shameyaeger1795]

The Oscar's deserved a Tom Hardy for this.

[@giuseppecorleonenguyen6037]

@@shameyaeger1795 omg, you got me wish bone of joy

[@MatheusGomes-ej3mr]

Hold on a sec... Is that tom Hardy??? Damn I didnt even recognise him.

[@atatkfighter]

No way

[@delrey874]

No, he's overrated.

[@3000KJH]

And would you like a cuppa tea too mate?

[@mukamuka9822]

Do you still serve tea, kind sir, or is your establishment canceled after 5 years? Hmmmmmmmmm?

[@james9311]

Tea white two

[@tuber138]

@G5 Jet milk or sugar?

[@tuber138]

@G5 Jet thats an impressive set of guns you got there

[@arthurpena8231]

@G5 Jet rare to see someone nowadays compliment a brawler or someone with big 💪 maybe unless you're in a Gym.

[@TheHornHiddenDemon]

I love how he says “would you like a cuppa tea too mate” just the way he says it is so funny

[@titteryenot1136]

Is it?is it really?

[@Jk-zv6tz]

​@@titteryenot1136 Yeah, yeah it is. It really is. Toolbag.

[@abara5678]

I love how he cosntantly is almost in a boxing stance no matter what he does :D

[@MrFTW733]

I interpret this like Bronson was friendly in detentions that were less strict. Where there was high regulations he had a high need to start up shit.

[@maxbielinski2276]

+Isidro Garcia nobody is batshit crazy 24/7 even dahmer had his normal moments standing in the grocery store buying some fuckin toilet paper

[@Getoffmearse]

+Isidro Garcia Well he spent decades locked in a concrete room with no windows like an animal. It was even to the point where it effected his eye sight. So the worst part about how they treated him in the 70s and 80s is how he had nothing to lose at that point, so getting in fights with other guards was the closest thing for him to watching TV. I was in jail for close to two nights (which is microscopic compared to the sentences that Bronson had) and even I was already getting hostile with the guards because of that feeling of nothing to lose.

[@MrFTW733]

***** what were you accused of? if you don't mind me asking.

[@Getoffmearse]

Isidro Garcia I was accused of Terroristic Threatening to the third degree. Luckily they didn't officially charge me with anything in court since I had family friends in higher places, but the papers wanted something to write about literally the day they released me, so 3 different companies wrote 2 seperate paragraphs based on one source from a cop. So that shit still upsets me to this day. Anyways, point is Charles probably had all kinds of shit going on in his head. Unfortunately, fighting guards would be the least of his worries due to how the British government has seen him as a lost cause.

[@Getoffmearse]

***** You're absolutely correct, speaking as someone who was arrested (even though I wasn't officially charged or sent to prison), the only thing those two nights in jail even did for me was hurt my eyes (because of the lights that get put in your face 23 hours day), and made me slightly paranoid, and more on edge towards the COs (who treated me more like shit than the actual inmates themselves ironically). Even though I was arrested for a very short period of time, I still couldn't believe how putting people in a room without a window is suppose to help protect anyone. The psychological conditions of American and Canadian prisons are fucking crazy. Yeah I agree. I'm all for the death penalty for pedophiles, serial murders and molesters. I'm not speaking on a vindictive level, but I honestly believe that convicted murderers and pedophiles should have the honor of death instead of being force-fed an already pointless life. It would be beneficial to them, the economy, and the people who were victimized by the following convicts. It doesn't do anyone any good to arrest them so that people pay their tax dollars for these people, and it especially doesn't do any good at all to release them back onto the streets without job opportunities or any decent social support systems (other than their gang affiliations...)

[@Beowulf-eg2li]

"British charrrrr" Such a great accent

[@flintsky7706]

Cha*

[@toffeelatte6042]

@@flintsky7706 Chai*

[@celticfox]

All of you have got it right, lol British usage of “cha”, “char” or “chai” to mean “tea” "Char" is an old British English (in fact I would say English English) slang term for "tea". I don't think it is heard particularly often, but you might see or hear the phrase "cup of char and a wad" (meaning "cup of tea and a slice of cake") in a WWII context for example.

[@magnusofarc3823]

This was the most polite and tense moment I've seen in years. Brilliant

[@kapnerad]

Love the little head movements we see Tom Hardy do as the scene fades out. Just kind of nods to himself and looks back like he's thinking, "Huh...ok, so that happened."

[@jb-172]

That crack was really moreish.

[@handlmycck]

"Nothing closer to my heart than a good cup of British crack" -Super Hans

[@j8kkb]

My absolute fav part of the film ..it just shows that if you appear totally insane no one will go near not you even the hardest man mentionable

[@UCannotDefeatMyShmeat]

Or aloof

[@xxRATEDxEPICxx]

I didnt know if he was gunna snap or not lol he really keeps you on edge

[@romanz9022]

I remember starting this movie for the first time with my sister on a rainy day in Sacramento. She was immediately not into it and I was intrigued right away, needless to say I finished the movie and loved it.

[@coreyhall1150]

Women are totally different than men. They wanna say that isn't true well it IS TRUE. We as men LOVE a guy like Bronson. Or I do. I TOTALLY UNDERSTAND how he feels and why he's so violent against the guards. Those cocksuckers are sadistic. They take those jobs SPECIFICALLY to be able to beat on ppl with impunity. My uncle used to be a cool guy a musician... Once he became a guard his whole fucking attitude changed. From that point on if you wasn't a cop you was a criminal......... He treats others like totsl SHIT now.

[@domskillet5744]

This man probably frightened Bronson more than anybody else. He's so shook lol

[@Wiener-Fag]

From the thumbnail I thought "serves tea" was a polite british way of saying "throws hands"

[@mrwhat5094]

Throws hands is a polite way of saying " a spot of physical conflict"

[@Werewolf.with.Internet.Access]

@@mrwhat5094 I feel like what you said is the polite version of throw hands.

[@user-tt4fe9zt8i]

so British

[@danny9556]

You're clearly not British so how would you know?

[@genocidalsanta3781]

^^ Fuck me, I thought us Brits were meant to be able to take a joke? He's having a laugh, relax.

[@jamiewulfyr4607]

Exactly! He's having a laugh! And let's face it chaps,we are obsessed with tea.😅

[@SD747_]

u wot

[@jamiewulfyr4607]

Cuppa tea innit mate!

[@neilwilliams8741]

great bit of cinema hardy is superb and his reaction to the nice man well quality

[@aidanmercer9422]

The real Charles Bronson was really impressed at Hardy’s performance of him and said he was the only actor who could play him.

[@Maddie_rae_1999]

its like he is trying to behave normally…then encounters the most bizarre abnormal interaction with another person…then tries to handle its like a normal person.

[@NonceAndrew]

Superhands!

[@TelecastPropellor96]

Has he now?

[@elcolto2320]

The secret ingredient is crime

[@returnoftheredeye]

Sorry to be that guy, but it's Super Hans.

[@cansofcoke]

Hans*....

[@MrValentyne]

Love this scene ,Charlie just doesn’t know what to make of him! 😂

[@MrNomadd]

i know that he is not going to attack this guard, but every time i watch it, i somehow think that he is going to do it

[@Grizzlox]

100 years from now, Tom Hardy will be one of the few actors worth remembering.

[@lucasburke8074]

Favorite actor for me as well.

[@Your-Least-Favorite-Stranger]

Still no clue who he is, his name makes me think fast food.

[@jamescricketson9464]

Bollocks

[@titteryenot1136]

Doubt

[@_munkykok_]

HOW WILL HE LIVE THAT LONG ???

[@darkflame1254]

I swear this becomes funnier with every rewatch

[@InkandFish555]

I haven't seen this movie but I watched this video twice. The first time I was very tense anticipating violence, the second time it made me laugh for how perfect it is. I love this scene.

[@user-qq2xl7re6e]

Посмотрите этот фильм. Игра Тома вас удивит!!!

[@christopherprichard4952]

this movie is a good piece of work for all involved. Just enough of many emotions displayed, the scene production appeared genuine, actors seem to enjoy their parts, and the story is one of a kind. Many stories about individuals are but not produced as well to show the single split attitude and the difference within a group mind,.

[@CalvinMagnusMusic]

When an unstoppable force meets an immovable object.

[@joshmyers8994]

"Tell you what that tea is really moreish"

[@jaysmalley2031]

Don't. Say. Tea, Jez. Yeah? Please. Not now. 'Cause you saying tea makes me think about tea and I love tea. So can you not say tea?

[@RedTideOfWolves]

This scene pins down what I love the most about the film. You can never be sure of what to expect from Charlie. Tom's performance makes you tense at all times, even when nothing violent happens.

[@Saintbow]

That head tilt at 0:39 captures it all.

[@FienX_]

Everything about this movie is just so articulate, the audio engineering in this scene alone is through the roof, being able to hear him tighten his fists, and then hearing the significance of both of the gulps of tea, while understanding how purely silent the room is, makes this entire scene so much more intimate than it would of been. It is seriously art.

[@KlydeKruja]

The most British video to ever exist

[@donraggo77]

one fucking scary dude....

[@aspikingcrownage5031]

Don Raggo yep he is.and it makes me proude to be british lol if you get the joke.even our woman are crazy lol

[@donraggo77]

Mnemonic Animal oooh, you're no Bronson.

[@TheWelchProductions]

shut it

[@TheBlackLodger]

For you.

[@tsartodd]

ah, you think the darkness is your ally?

[@TheDragon803]

If Drive was Refn's tribute to Scorsese, Bronson was most certainly his tribute to Kubrick. Both are great movies, in that they're extremely artistic with subtle messages, while not forgetting an audience's desire to see people getting the living shit beat out of them.

[@DestroyerofWorlds0x]

That sums this film up really well actually, Bravo!

[@KingKingsification]

TheDragon803 Connecting Drive to Scorsese and Bronson to Kubrick is absolute nonsense.

[@antihinduismisbased]

TheDragon803 drive was a tribute to alejandro jorodowsky, according to Refn himself.

[@FrancoisDressler]

King kingification How can you possibly not see the blatant homages to Kubrick in Bronson?

[@defhvk]

being in 35mm helps a lot

[@ExUSSailor]

One of Tom Hardy's best performances.

[@_munkykok_]

HIS NAME IS BRONSON

[@jakep1979]

This was so British I had the sudden craving for some fish & chips on a cold rainy day.

[@Your-Least-Favorite-Stranger]

Don't forget the dandelion and burdock soda.

[@balltongue666]

Also don't forget the scones, jam and cream.

[@jackass123491]

I'd like a cup of Tom. I mean tea.

[@Caine61]

Why are you here?

[@ThomasF95DUS]

Bane Do you feel in charge?

[@lozbozinator]

Charlie Kelly I've paid you a small fortune.

[@jpedraza17]

He was asking you

[@TwiggyJack]

You fight like a younger man

[@macrussell78]

He legit seems like a nice guy. Dude's even a good artist I can respect that.

[@TheKnives777]

Such an underrated movie and performance by Tom Hardy, this was a masterpiece!

[@marshman502]

God this film is fucking brilliant!

[@nomadben]

Only a minute and a half, but pure genius all the way through. Well done, chaps.

[@Werewolf.with.Internet.Access]

Bronson: I’ll beat the f*ck outta you Gay Fella: That’s heavily, and incorrectly, implying that there is any left to beat out of me.

[@gone.23]

Literally one of my favorite movies ever.

[@albertgongora6944]

The one thing the scene captured so perfectly about Bronson is the literal fact that he was such a gentle person at times and then understandably he could be very violent when he wanted to be your money needed to be

[@EKREMCAGALA]

unintentional ASMR for me

[@SirConnorMack]

This, Rock N' Rolla, Lawless, and Dark Knight Rises all prove how amazing an actor Tom Hardy is!!

[@miketorres5349]

One of my favorite scenes from any movie any time for some reason this scene is always with me and I can't help but sing the song anytime I have coffee or tea haha

[@SAVUFILMS]

wow cant tell if there was an intense moment or a relaxing one

[@nicosmind3]

Tom Hardy could play a 6 year old girl and I'd be convinced. I can just imagine him on Star Trek, a transporter malfunction, or some psychic alien switching souls, and now a 6 year old girl is possessed by a psychotic man, but Tom Hardy, the actor, is acting like a 6 year old has taken over his body and everyone is convinced

[@tycarne7850]

You don't need to imagine TH in Star Trek.

[@nicosmind3]

@@tycarne7850 as a clone of Picard for sure

[@nicosmind3]

@@titteryenot1136 Im saying he's a good actor by saying something hyperbolic

[@JohnLutherable]

well if that aint the most relaxed inmate I've ever seen

[@deinowolfhybridhero5101]

The move that allowed me to discover a formidable director and a formidabile actor

[@MrFieldy]

I swear I thought there was going to be a fight as soon as he made him a cup of tea, but there wasn't. Amazing acting that kept you on the edge of your seat, awesome film.

[@svenj9997]

This triggeres my ASRM... thanks bronson

[@ShooterQ]

During our time in the Army, my brother would walk up to any shooter, tanker, MP, whatever, and spout off that guy's quote, "That's an impressive set of guns you have there. You must be handy in a brawl; bang bang... knockout.... ding ding.... Very nice" and then walk away nonchalantly, leaving me to explain to the addressee what had just occurred.

[@garrysimmons9495]

Fake story

[@michaelalesbury6547]

True story bro

[@renelarsen6479]

Hearing Tea for Two takes me back to the movie La Grande Vadrouille with Louis de Funés.. both are great movies :)

[@TheBotleyBoy]

Out of the two of them, I'd choose to be the singing one waltzing in without a care in the world every time. Macho bullshit gets old and boring real fast, but I've always admired people who are always completely relaxed and content no matter when you catch them. What great lives they must lead.

[@BongHitterification]

Matt King just nailed it, amazingly amazing, oh my god.

[@margaret6839]

Pure louche

[@jammygitt]

Tom Hardy - best actor of his generation. Great scene. Love the fade out with Bronson bent forward in full combat preparedness looking back as Camp Superhans nonchalantly minces past him without a care in the world.

[@Liverpool-qg3zj]

You just can't beat a Cup of tea

[@blt4life112]

First movie I ever saw with Hardy. Still my favorite.

[@michaeldevine1068]

Tom Hardy....... one of the most sensational and incredible actors to ever grace us with entertainment!!!!

[@gonzolives4205]

SUPER HANS

[@geminiXXX]

Drugs! DRUGS!

[@user-qq2xl7re6e]

Обожаю Тома в любой роли. Харди обалденный. Шикарный актер. Лучший среди британских актеров. Мое мнение. Он может сыграть стул на трех ножках и все поверят в это. Любая роль запоминается надолго. Талантливый мистер Харди ❤❤❤

[@matthiaswagner5637]

That´s definitely an ASMR sequence, love it.

[@waynethebrain7053]

That was a long time ago, we forget that he's an old man now, overweight and still sat in the same cells for 23 hours a day as he has done for decade's. God bless you Charlie.

[@OhMyGodAWhale]

"No I like it dark" "oooh!"

[@samthunders3611]

Love this movie Tom's fantastic! Bronson loved it

[@jakeb.7997]

His voice was strangely calming >~

[@parinatorgaming7396]

'And would you like a cup of tea too mate?' Kills me :'D

[@krashd]

Super Hans!

[@liammcgarrity5038]

This film will be the film that this man is remembered for for than any other, Tom hardy is a master of his craft, this and legend and the best who's of his talents

[@ScribbleKith]

This is my favourite film clip, and I haven't even watched the full feature. Can't recall how I came across this. It's like a weird minimalist Tarantino.

[@Najebanski]

This movie is even better now that I have seen Peep Show and know of Super Hans haha

[@OverlyHappyPeasant]

dnplk So weird because I discovered that show today!

[@Najebanski]

OverlyHappyPeasant Well done, once I found it I couldn't help but to binge watch it. It's really one of a kind.

[@amysmileyreid95]

Tom Hardy and Peterson still write to one another. Hardy mentioned it in interview a little while ago

[@c.galindo9639]

An interesting character and it goes to show that things can become subtle when the times are right

[@mastercontrol469]

The guards performance goes under the radar. 😂