David Fincher funny story about the Janitor - Se7en Commentary

[@mohanicus]

se7en... my absolute favourite film of all time

[@dkazmer2]

that's weird

[@charliepokaski9550]

@@dkazmer2 why?

[@robovac3557]

Not my favourite. A 7 out of 10 for me. I'm so funny. Well done me.

[@emeraldcelestial1058]

@@robovac3557 🤦‍♀

[@rhahnabunaid]

Forget about this George Christy fella; the guy playing opposite Freeman is none other than Gunnery Sergeant Hartman from Full Metal Jacket!

[@ROLtheWolf]

R. Lee Ermey

[@xtraspecialmango]

Lies!! Damned Lies!!

[@MulliComMedia]

Formerly wrote the society column "The Great Life" for the Hollywood Reporter. Also played Dr. Hasseldorf, a radio personality in Die Hard. Fincher mentions “I didn’t know about his column” and “he’s got a powerful pen.” That’s who the fuck George Christy is.

[@cameupstarvin7351]

No one cares, you loser.

[@lazyartiste_2357]

Thanks

[@chotenque6877]

HOLY SHIT THAT ACTUALLY WAS GEORGE CHRISTY

[@geovannomozes7010]

For the love of God who is he?!

[@jacoblape]

​​@@geovannomozes7010gossip and party columnist who wrote for The Hollywood Reporter

[@bw2903]

RIP George Christy

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

George Christy arrives at the Pearly Gates St Peter: "Why are you late?" George: "I'm so sorry. I stopped for a cappuccino." St Peter: "Get the fuck into heaven! Who the hell is this guy??" God: "Peter, you gotta behave. It's George Christy."

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

(RIP George Christy. George Christy arrives at the Pearly Gates) St Peter: "Why are you late?" George: "I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry I'm late. I stopped to get a cappuccino." St Peter: "Get the fuck into heaven! Who the fuck is this guy??" God: (whispers to Peter) "You gotta behave. It's George Christy."

[@lazyartiste_2357]

Hahaha

[@jacobdominguez7808]

This is amazing

[@LaurieKiwi]

"-Alright, I'll tell you the George Christy story" - Like if we knew what it was, we'd be asking for it.

[@skysedgeproductions6170]

George Christy was elder brother of Robert Paulson.

[@lewistyler462]

His name is George Christy.

[@JOXCY]

His name is George Christy.

[@sleepdeprived7780]

Dude George christy

[@Pat96813]

Who the fuck actually is George Christie?...

[@jacoblape]

gossip and party columnist who wrote for The Hollywood Reporter

[@wdfshampoo]

so who is he?

[@samfilmkid]

He is everything we have ever dreamed of in a person.

[@SeemoreDunkan]

He is George Christy. Haven't you been listening to the dude's story, Roger?

[@SeemoreDunkan]

Ron Burgandy's shouting: ''George Christy!! he played the janitor.. George Christy! he looks the part.''

[@my88110]

He's clearly the guy who looks the part

[@jacoblape]

gossip and party columnist who wrote for The Hollywood Reporter so ge could tank the movie with bad reviews. Not the hells Angel.

[@NcMuggets]

Ok so actually, who the fuck is George Christy?

[@Zonderloki]

some gossip columnist

[@KyleCorwith]

The guy is a bit part actor going back to the mid 80s. Not a big reveal. 🤷‍♂

[@VionGaming]

Who actually is he?

[@lxliu]

He was a Hollywood Reporter columnist for 20-30 years or so. He was quite influential in his column, hence why everyone respected him and his opinion

[@aidan6083]

Alex Liu thank you

[@gatesofosiris4756]

According to wikipedia, one of the leading blackface performers of the 1840s.

[@lancehenriksen8728]

@@gatesofosiris4756 He looked the part.

[@allisons6910]

Everyone here is citing the wrong "George Christy". It's George Christie, the previous leader of the H. Angels Motorcycle Club in LA. During the time the movie was filmed, he was the current leader. Hence why it's funny he wanted the part, to scratch out the detective name... get it? He also never got his hands dirty, causing the DA and local PD to fail so many times trying to catch him. Once they started using wires, he started only writing on white boards and passing notes during meetings.

[@mmaswitchstance]

I'm not sure if this is a joke but Fincher literally says in the clip that he wasn't aware of George Christy's column - I.e. the column that he regularly wrote in the Hollywood Reporter.