Frank Defends Charlie in Court - Scent of a Woman (8/8) Movie CLIP (1992) HD

[@carl_anderson9315]

"I'm too old". He was 52 years old, and 28 years later, he's still killing it with another Oscar nomination for "The Irishman".

[@Lushy260]

I still have to see The Irishman lol and Hunters

[@KudiGamer]

For me personally one of the greatest movie speeches of all time. Excellent acting & performance by Al Pacino! Brilliant!

[@pcfaulkner]

+Kudi i agree mate

[@bravaLiz]

+Kudi There is doubt in my mind, that this is among THE BEST of screenplay soliloquies. The film, director, screenplay, cast... extraordinary.

[@nickpaulie]

+Kudi For me that speech is like that before D-day in 1944 year. Like the speech of Dwight D. Eisenhower

[@kenbarker6478]

+bravaLiz gawd, you just made me wet.....and I am a guy.....bravo young lady BRAVO!

[@bravaLiz]

ken barker I am really 112 years old. G+ won't allow me to change my profile picture. However.... Merci beaucoup mon ami.... et je vous souhaite beaucoup de bonheur et de joie avec la beauté de la musique et cinema grande! p.s. in Italian it is bravA in feminine.... however, I appreciate your kindness. It is a great film, is it not? à bientôt!

[@Hexavelli]

This is why Al Pacino is one of the greatest actors of all time.

[@alexscott730]

How do you know how good or not actors from the past were to make that proclamation?🤔

[@asadb1990]

@@alexscott730 its subjective but one has to accept there is something special about al pacino. his performance is so natural.

[@nicholas4727]

@@alexscott730 whoosh

[@DifferentNow]

He is simply the BEST!

[@patrickoliver9133]

@@alexscott730 in the last 100 years of film he stands out among the rest

[@chopsuey--]

Al Pacino was given an Oscar for his acting in this movie. That's not enough. He should've been given at least 3.

[@proxkei2266]

Godfather, Scarface, Dog day Afternoon

[@warmfreeze]

the best part was...his rant wasn't even in the script..

[@doodlekiiid3569]

@@proxkei2266 well he was facing jack Nicholson for one flew over the cuckoo's nest and he deserved it

[@rmcginty1]

YUP...EASILY ONE OF THE BEST ENDINGS IN ANY/EVERY FILM!!!...THE DEFENSE AT THE END IS PACINO`S BEST MOMENT EVER ACTING...IN MY OPINION!!!

[@Noname-rj6gw]

@@proxkei2266 Devil's advocate for sure

[@EhCanadianGamer]

Nobody swears like Al Pacino, it's just perfect.

[@GroundhogDayisAWESOME]

Swearing & cursing is a degenerate sarcasm for those who've lost their decent vocabulary.

[@EhCanadianGamer]

Max Walker You say that, even though that entire speech was only 10-20% of swears and curses.

[@MrBryan-hr1rp]

+Max Walker Go back to your calculus, nerd

[@Simulator51]

+Max Walker Who sets the standard for "decent vocabulary?" Also, what about vernacular? You visit a difference country/region and insult them for their vocabulary not being "decent" enough for you? Tell me, what is your definition of "decent vocabulary?" Surely, we could learn a lesson from the Oxford grad Max Walker.

[@stephenolan5539]

A little salt seasons food, too much ruins it.

[@Zain.Basi1]

will I ever get enough of this scene? every time I watch it feels like the first time

[@jschauer31]

Never.

[@harryherming540]

+zain alabedien this was only half of it

[@ballyman12]

+zain alabedien Amen to that

[@bravaLiz]

"There is nothing like the sight of a soul....with an amputated spirit." brilliant.

[@FullMetal-nu8bj]

+bravaLiz My favorite quote of the move!

[@Alpange]

+bravaLiz I don't hear that. "But there is nothing like the (a?) sight... of an amputated spirit." 2:40 . BTW I'm not english native.

[@dragonraizen]

+bravaLiz Funny, I love the scene, but that was by far the worst line in my opinion. "The only class in this act is sitting next to me" was much, much better. Oh well, its great we can appreciate different parts of that.

[@janwintz8372]

Hi BravaLiz! This picture was so brilliantly written, wasn't it! (I believe it was adapted for the screen by the book's author.) "amputated soul", indeed. Really a beautiful story that was so well done by EVERYONE, I think, including Chris O'Donnell!! (LOVE Tango!!!) Jan 😊

[@josephinestabel9647]

Yessss Brilliant!!!!! September 2018 . Belgium ♥️

[@Petaurista13]

"-Excuse me? -No, I don't think I will."

[@ethanradd]

He earned that Oscar

[@jkeegan154]

He was way overdue for the oscar. He earned it with Godfather Part II.

[@camilocardenas1567]

+StabbingPrivateMellish And he also deserved one for Scarface, but he lost the one for Dog Day Afternoon, McMurphy earned that sh*t

[@janwintz8372]

Indeed, he did! I love this scene ~

[@sha11235]

+Ethan Radd Well, I would've voted for Denzel for Malcolm X. This Oscar was a long overdue thing.

[@fau2an100]

The Oscar earned Pacino, not the other way around.

[@saintmichael6126]

"If I was the man I was five years ago I'd take a flamethrower to this place." Seriously, I can't tell you how many times I've wanted to say this line.

[@LuisLopez2]

I have. More than once.

[@keeperkai999]

5 years ago you were the same loser you are now, real men would take the flamethrower right now.

[@StufiBuy]

Take it from me. DONT. The people at Sesame place really didn’t like it.

[@junaidahmedkhan6631]

Same

[@503945158]

To whom?

[@BlakeL623]

I love the relationship between these two. Really touching how they supported each other during hard times. I love that Frank is acting like the father Charlie deserves here.

[@sampras25]

Beautiful speech, the perfect words in perfect tone and voice. Everything comes together in this speech.

[@markkover8040]

I doubt anyone could play this role as brilliantly as he did. It's one of my favorite movies.

[@someorclad9738]

@@markkover8040 Yep. Pacino nailed this one. No question about it. The only one I could see playing this role might Clint Eastwood, but that's being generous there.

[@jivzu4548]

“There is nothing like the sight of an amputated spirit.. there’s no prosthetic for that.” I felt that.

[@nswms992000]

The scene that finally gave Pacino his long awaited Academy Award. Perfection!! :)

[@DarinMichaelGrant]

Thank YOU! Finally not somebody who says, "His performance is too over-the-top, he just screams all of his lines, he wasn't as good here as he was in The Godfather, other people were better than him in 1992"...yada, yada, yada...blah, blah, BLAH. This man, performance, and scene are, and always will be, PERFECTION! :)

[@Bl4ckBull3t1]

i think with this scene or not , Pacino wouldve easily won the oscar

[@Realones_1986]

Nathan August i wouldve gave it too them both............

[@huracan200173]

Darin Michael Even though I love this scene, I think the best one is when he tries to kill himself and charlie gets in the way... that's the first time in his life that Frank takes the hard road... to deal with his problems. This movie is EPIC.

[@jonathand.9555]

I was shocked that Pacino didn’t have an Oscar before this movie.

[@dcaouki]

Pacino really hates being told he's out of order

[@mikedevenney7986]

I went from the courtroom scene in And Justice for All right to this and it does not disappoint. Pacino is a little older and a little wiser, but man he can still level a room with that scream of his.

[@robjohnson902]

"if i was the man i was 5 years ago i would take a flamethrower to this place" "SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND!!!!" lol

[@jshshh1041]

"You know how I know? Someone here, and I'm not gonna say who, offered to buy it. Only Charlie here, wasn't sellin" Get chills everytime. Incredible writing and acting

[@georgeaye7535]

All these years later and I still feel the passion of Al's acting

[@T13HS]

I bloody love this film.

[@turockandar]

When I first saw this movie I thought that Al Pacino was overplaying the part and his performance was a form of parody...the "Hooohaaas!!!!!" and so fourth....but after re-watching it I was being too harsh and just the vacant look in his eyes combined with the passionate verbal delivery is a feat in itself!

[@billfleming9232]

I felt the same and after watching it a few times it has become one of my favorite Pacino movies of all time.

[@MerchantIvoryfilms]

Philip was so young in this film, so sad to see to know his career was cut short. You will be missed Phil by so many of your film colleague.

[@eiserntorsphantomoftheoper2154]

PSH was fantastic in every role he played.

[@rchaconca]

Probably the greatest work delivered by a male actor in history.

[@slugard]

Are you finished, Mr. Slade? No, I'm just gettin warmed up. Hhahahaha

[@gorillachilla]

lol

[@josephnevin]

Would've been funny if he said he's just getting warmed up and after a short pause said, I'm done..

[@rajuniyalp200]

"R u finished.." "No I am just getting warmed up...." 👍👍👍

[@Cuenta-ry4bm]

Al Pacino for world president please.

[@jschauer31]

Holy hell. How great is Pacino?

[@billmontgomery2523]

If more men behaved like Frank there would be more young men who behave like Charlie.

[@scottwagner2556]

One of the best monologues in my opinion

[@sabrinovo]

this movie is a masterpiece

[@yearginclarke]

I love it when Trask first says "Excuse Me?" and the reply is "No I don't think I will" Nice and bluntly to the point, let alone just the beginning.

[@philippitchford3663]

This is the best acting ever. When I want to battle life, this gives me strength

[@revokdaryl1]

You could tell Chris O'Donnell was in awe at what he was witnessing. Look at how he's watching Pacino. You can tell he's genuinely amazed by Pacino's delivery.

[@flukeman022]

Too old, too tired, too f**king blind and too good of a movie not to watch over and over again.

[@43oun]

Man what a movie..God i love this guy

[@man9mj]

man the speech is so perfect and Al pacino is fucking genius. Definitely one of my favorite movies

[@agustinezequielmurua6161]

But not a snitch!!!

[@valentinrafael9201]

Al Pacino best actor ever. He is a God

[@Micidami]

+Valentin Rafael Well, he was a satan too... ; )))

[@juanpedro19840914]

+Micidami Hahaha. ¡Brilliant! Well, Satan and devils are also gods at the end of the day. ;)

[@bellaavevas6495]

+Micidami yeah coz Al Pacino had a movie he was the devil.. I just forgot the title of the movie tho :/ xD

[@juanpedro19840914]

BELLA AVEVAS "The Devil's Advocate"

[@felipearce4223]

No..he is not....but he has that something that make him unique...an icon in the 70 and still worshiped until today, eventought he has spent the last 10 to 15 years acting in mostly crap movies. An nobody can take away that he played Michael Corleone, Frank Serpico, Carlito Brigante, Sonny, Det Hanna and this character to perfection

[@mattomite9097]

More people need to live their lives like Charlie. Integrity is the last virtue left that keeps the human soul intact

[@alibasaran2037]

2:00 is the peak of acting that an actor could get. grande al pacino..

[@harpguy6490]

This is the best Al Pacino performance ever!

[@RTF666]

R.I.P. James Rebhorn, such a fine character actor!

[@jkeegan154]

I say this is a crock of shit that they don't show the rest of Al Pacino's speech.

[@FELIPELOtoTAS]

Totally agree on that!!!

[@Capcoor]

StabbingPrivateMellish It's posted on here though.

[@harrymeijboom5240]

Best speech ever! Love Al Pacino.

[@royaatashgizi4388]

legendary actor...... God may bless you Al Pacino...

[@teacheng1967]

"There ain't nothing like the sight of an amputated spirit. There is no prosthetic...."

[@malikghulamrasool1027]

Al Pacino is the best actor of all times

[@NicoleJBaldwin]

Just a fact al pacino did this scene in one take! ❤

[@andrefernandes1036]

No one tells Pacino that he's out of order.

[@Maceta444]

Love how he keeps his eyes motionless and fixed during the whole rant. While the lower part of the face and body language is raging.

[@william7757]

Thanks for not finishing the scene with an add. Great Job! Absolutely!

[@nehuen7949]

It's so great, so awesome.... one of the best movies. The scene never gets old.

[@gregmagpantay4456]

My God..he is a Godfather of acting..most talented actor..

[@DuarteMolha]

By far the best movie scene by Al Pacino and he had many

[@wavealip8059]

"If I were the man I was five years ago, I'd take a flame-thrower to this place!" - One of the best friggin lines ever!

[@burningrholz]

Al is the fucking man..hands down!

[@jy4712]

Fuck damn, I watch this every now and again and I love this it never gets old. Too bad there are few out there in the real world who speak up against tyranny and what is wrong with such passion and cohesion as the character that Pacino plays in the movie.

[@Hockeyfan9884]

" Are you finished Mr, Slade " ? NO, I'm just gettin warmed up. = EPIC.

[@shahub5]

This was the first Al Pacino I’ve watched and I didn’t know who he was before this. When I was watching this I actually thought he was a blind actor. This guy is absolutely brilliant there is not prosthetic to his acting.

[@ryanbaker979]

This movie is absolutely amazing.

[@BestLinkYou]

đỉnh cao diễn xuất đến mức lúc Al Pacino doạ thiêu cả chỗ này tất cả đều giật mình Quá nhập tâm!!!! Xuất sắc

[@therantingusher3930]

"If I was the man I was five years ago, I'd take a FLAME-THROWER to this place!!!" How many people have felt this way about their jobs?

[@mattg6262]

It's one of Pacino's greatest scenes.

[@GusPiolaFotografia]

This is the most powerfull and touching movie scene in all times!!!

[@sacitmanav]

this speech changed my life completely

[@ravalbath9840]

One of the greatest acting performances in history

[@WeskerXM96E1]

Absolute masterclass that by Pacino.. I can't think of seeing a acting performance better than that, i loved it 👍

[@bournville511]

Jonjo Brendan Hodgson Brando, but pacino is brilliant

[@WeskerXM96E1]

andrew pedwell Yeah but this is excellent, I've just watched it again.. Masterclass.

[@FunnyVideoMaker77]

+JB Coates His performance in The Godfather II is the best

[@criscrosbr]

Italians are excelent artists by nature!!

[@ginaloverofangels]

Al Pacino is one of our greatest actors. Loved this movie.

[@michaelwong8420]

Whoever have written this particular speech for Mr Slade who happens to play by one of the best actor in the entertainment industry named Al Pacino. His acting was superb along with the exclusive rebuttals that not only insulted the boarding school staff but to define the truth with integrity.

[@MaureenMaynes]

Did anyone else find themselves wanting to stand up and cheer?

[@LittleMissHoop]

Am I the only one who gets goosebumps at the line : "If I were the man I was five years ago, I'd take a flamethrow to this place!"

[@PixelStacker]

Al Pacino Washington given an Oscar for his acting in this movie. That's not enough. He should've been given at least 3. agreed!

[@PaisleyPlace]

Yes he would indeed. He played one in the movie "... And Justice for All" and he did a GREAT JOB! This part of Scent of a Woman, then a scene in "justice for all," and the one from The Devil's Advocate where he's ranting about god and what you can have or can't have "look but don't touch," "touch, but don't taste", etc... was priceless. He was on a roll. Of course, to those who haven't seen the film he plays the devil.

[@annalisas6106]

I love pacino

[@martocasp]

What an actor Al Pacino is ! ❤

[@ditarivera8087]

Amazing Al Pacino's speech in this movie !

[@ayeshamalik3239]

I loveeee this movie this man every single scene of this movie even the fragrances they mentioned I love them🥰🥰🥰🥰♥️♥️♥️no one can ever make this kind of master piece ever again.

[@progyandas9650]

This entire video should be shown everyday instead of morning prayers in all schools .

[@JFinSD2]

This is one of the two greatest "slow burn" scenes I have seen in movies of the last 25 years or so. The other one being the "you can't handle the truth" rant from A Few Good Men.

[@israahmed2868]

تحفففة .. فيلم جميل جدا بيعطي شعور للأمل والسعادة ونهايته رائعة.. ♥♥

[@hazarddavid6987]

Al Pacino = Intensity at its highest level...

[@SumayaParuk]

This speech!!

This is my favourite movie speech EVER.

[@izvunzemen]

This is still my song to listen to when I feel upset.

[@DreiSkins101]

"I been around!, You know"

[@Jack-zk5xi]

Really? They have put phillip seymour hoffmann before Chris o'donnell in the endind credits? Chris o'donnell has a role more important in this film

[@Jack-zk5xi]

End credits, sorry, i'm from spain

[@rockoragu9117]

Never tired of watching this..NEVER!!!😄

[@erdincguven5113]

its the best scene ever !

[@patriciaarold1270]

I love this movie. Chris O’Donnell is great and Al Pacino is a very wonderful and gifted actor. I remember him in The Godfather (both 1 and 2). He was awesome playing Michael. I’ve seen him in many other films. Each time he was great.

[@RJN0607]

This actually isn't a court. This is a student-faculty disciplinary hearing.

[@CooCooCaChoo632]

Great clip, love the work, but they cut off the scene way too early. One of the best in movie history!

[@jakkelway]

There is nothing like the sight of an amputated spirit!

[@jacobrice658]

Greatest movie of all time in my honest opinion. Great film!

[@dipaknandy3681]

This film is all these things -and more. No actor I have ever seen has mastered the way blind people "look" at the worldthem. Their blindness paradoxically makes them hear more, catch the inuendoes in what people say which we, thr sighted are too distracted to hear, their sense of scent is correspondingly heightened, likewise their sense of touch. Al Pacino's portrayal of a blind man should, in iysrlf, have gotten him an Oscar - but so much more. |I think I have wauched the DVD at least once a year. I used to read to a blind philospher - everything from Aristotle to Wittgenstein, and what amazed me is the speed of their pick-uo: undistractd by vidusl dti,uli, they heard the words with sharped acuity, saw contradictions which I, sighted, had mossed. I will not forget this film. It reminds me every time of my friend, Martin Milligan, who sadly did not live long enough to see this film.. Yes, he would have "seen" it. Dipak Nandy

[@Hollowshape]

YOU'RE OUT OF ORDER!

[@Cuenta-ry4bm]

THE WHOLE FUCKING SYSTEM ITS OUT OF ORDERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

[@annelizebritnor6715]

Oh yes Al Pacino killed it this movie Scent of a Woman and he didn't want to do it at first ❤like all his other Movies A LEGEND of Note ❤❤❤

[@arifchangrah09]

Every speech has its own taste....and its my favrt taste

[@colinmackinnon696]

R.I.P Phillip Seymour Hoffman

[@spasjt]

Omg! I didn't even know he was dead, what a shame to have lost his life and talent to that which has taken the lives of so many. He was a solid, very diverse and even scandalously far reaching actor. Very few can match the variety of roles he boldly took on.

[@devinthierault]

James Rebhorn too.

[@WhiteShark125]

Philip died like a pig, blowing his wealth on drugs. Same as Heath.

[@gravecactus]

WhiteShark125 When we treat the crestfallen like dirt, they respond in kind.

[@andrewcosta1180]

WhiteShark125 Wow! You have such edgy opinions!

[@muhaiman22]

I don't know how he managed to look so blind when he got up at 2:02 That was amazing

[@GurpreetSingh-by5ih]

This speech and rocky Balboa speech to his son outside the restaurant is the best motivational speeches of all time. Enough said