Jackie Brown (1997) - The Delfonics Scene (5/12) | Movieclips

[@dereklangston9]

Max is the sweetest Tarantino character and there isn’t even a close second. My heart broke when I heard the news, but I’m so happy we have this beautiful performance to remember him by.

[@TheKomentor]

Absolutely. Best thing to have happened to his career.

[@dwaynec1978]

Derek Langston 💯💯💯💯

[@jordan12118]

I love Shosanna in Inglorious, but I agree Max is #1. RIP Robert Forrester

[@bo2720]

Its a crime neither got the oscar for this

[@billymuellerTikTok]

he was great in Breaking Bad too

[@JdmDRFTkid]

"black's fine" - Max Cherry we know Max, we know ;)

[@goemon9378]

she's more mocha tho

[@lakerstekkenn]

Pam is super sexy

[@MystikalScopeProductions]

Daniel Roberts we all know Tarantino like some chocolate in his milkshake

[@DackupDoo]

MystikalScope Productions Yeah, he likes feet, too!

[@BigSirZebras]

@Daniel Roberts I had no idea this was based on a book... I got some reading to do.

[@abdiver12]

I heard De Niro wanted the part of Max Cherry but Tarantino was dead set on Forster for the role and stuck with it. A brilliant decision. What a beautiful performance he gave and what chemistry he had with Pam. I've heard he was a lovely, humble man in real life and treated everyone with kindness and respect. Rest in peace Mr. Forster, you will never be forgotten.

[@bobdobbs1308]

De Niro incidentally played a bounty hunter in a movie called Midnight Run about 10 years earlier. Also an excellent movie that reminds me a bit of QTs style.

[@wanda01141]

Wow I can see dinero playing max cheery by I'm glad he stuck with his decision. That guy is awesome

[@ASTROFILMM]

De Niro would've also been brilliant. He's wonderful when he plays these type of characters: like he did in "Awkenings", but Robert Forster is sensational! How do you choose between the two?

[@justgivemethetruth]

There was an interview with Forster where he said that he was up for a role in Reservoir Dogs, but some other actor got it. I think it had to have been the Harvey Keitel part.

[@arriuscalpurniuspiso]

I met Robert Forster in Hollywood. He was super nice

[@PatBatemanAtDorsia]

RIP Robert Forster, you knocked this role out of the park.

[@YTPEXPERT]

Robert forster was a little New Wave for my taste. But when Jackie Brown came out in 97 he really came into his own.

[@valerietomsic8454]

Didn't he???? awesome!

[@dafcorleone]

I relate so much to his character its scary

[@spaghettitime3263]

Maybe his best character

[@WakandaBabe]

I like the way he looks at her...like he has never seen anyone like her.

[@be4unvme]

yea thats how you look at a woman you feel for

[@DackupDoo]

ohsnapiam59 Yeah, you definitely get the impression of how he feels for her when he bailed her out of the county jail the night before and looked at her as she was walking towards him

[@kaczynskis5721]

@@DackupDoo The woman he delivered to jail, Anita Lopez, was a lot younger and rather hot but he never stepped out of professionalism with her whereas he is prepared to overlook Jackie "borrowing" his gun and is prepared to let her hold on to the gun longer. Yes, he is smitten...

[@harrysmith4780]

@@kaczynskis5721 When he hears about the gun he realises she isn't the person he thought he knew. Then he steered the conversation away.

[@ginatse12]

Shes so gorgeous and exotic I love Pam . Her past makes me sad but she survived. She has a new life documentary/ movie coming out soon shes been working on.

[@RevGreen]

RIP Robert Forster 1941-2019 farewell...

[@rainman42]

This role,and Breaking Bad I really liked him in..he was great...

[@mcg4399]

mi amor platónico de Hollywood... unos 40 años mayor pero qué importa!

[@bo2720]

"The milk went bad while I was in jail" If thats not a brilliant line I dont know what is.

[@jaredbellow]

RIP Robert Forster. Their scenes and chemistry were amazing. This is Tarantino’s best film in my book. A small crime caper that’s secretly a romance and drama about growing old.

[@josephsarto689]

Yes! This is hands down better than pulp fiction

[@Dana-wq5tp]

Agree 100%. I've saying this for years- it's his best film and Sam Jackson's best performance.

[@jaredbellow]

@@Dana-wq5tp Robert Forster had a really terrific send off in El Camino. He was the most compelling vacuum salesman ever in entertainment.

[@ryangossett8211]

@@jaredbellow I loved El Camino! I will sometimes cue it up and watch his scenes again as I love them so much.

[@yasmin8851]

Spot on!

[@chrisgomez215]

“...but i can’t afford to start all over again” Unforgettable film.

[@MiketheratguyMultimedia]

I love the shot of Max quietly smiling while watching Jackie in her bathrobe, little makeup, just grooving to Didn't I on a random morning. He's falling in love with her right then and there. Who wouldn't?

[@joeymejia794]

Can’t imagine anyone better than Forster for this, man he was perfect. May he rest in peace

[@brunoheggli2888]

How about me?I have the right age now!

[@JimmBailey]

My absolute favorite QT film. And this scene, is one of the sexiest scenes in the entire film. Just two people, talking, relating. And Max is clearly smitten with her, clearly evidenced by seeing her for the first time as he picks her up from jail.

[@carollipton4584]

What I LOVED about this film was that it centered on a mature love relationship of two middle aged people, not with perfect bodies, and with faces that showed they had lived. The chemistry between the two of them was better than 98% of the stuff I see with the current crop of actors. LaLa Land had nothing on this film.

[@Freespiritedqueen]

loved your synapse of this scene.

[@EnterTheSoundscape]

Second favourite to Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. Jackie Brown is such an underrated movie, love every second of it.

[@ironhead108]

My favorite as well, and I’m quite a fan of most of his films.

[@wanda01141]

@@carollipton4584 same. I've always felt the same.

[@PiCheZvara]

I like the fact these two aging people simply let go of all notions about putting on an act, keeping a distance from others, etc. one gains as an adult. They are simply at ease, comfortable in each other's presence. They both know the other's story, they know neither's life is exactly lighting the world on fire, but they are keeping it aside and just relating to each other as human beings, as if they were young actually. She knows she's in big trouble, her life is on the line quite literally, so she just accepts the good Max offers, because, well, why the hell not? And he knows she is trouble, but he likes her and perhaps feels she is in a position where she will accept his attempts to be more friendly. Very nice romance this movie.

[@emilymcplugger]

@PiCheZvara One of the best love stories put to film. This and Max seeing her in the mall are my favourite moments.

[@inyourelilsistersass5554]

She used him to her advantage she never cared about him if she did she would've stood with him

[@DeimosA_]

@@inyourelilsistersass5554 I don't think that's true at all. She wouldn't have offered him to come with her or offered half the money if she didn't care for him.

[@inyourelilsistersass5554]

@@DeimosA_ na she's a peice.of trash

[@jackwells8107]

I was just thinking this. She was beautiful in Foxy Brown and Coffy, but she was 48 years old when she did Jackie Brown, and still a fine looking woman.

[@docdave15]

"You can't get new stuff on records." Give a few years, Max.

[@octoman511]

give it like 20 years

[@Blackhawk211]

@@octoman511 more like 15. This was 97, records came back in the early 10s

[@cmc5394oparva]

@@octoman511 Yep--CDs are basically dead, and people are mostly buying records now if they're getting a physical copy.

[@sleuthentertainment5872]

The chemistry, the tenderness of these characters, two lost souls in the sea of loneliness, together sharing their lives. Is a magical moment in the cinema of Tarantino and, by far, the best performance of Pam Grier and Robert Forster ever

[@mirasolbalaga5616]

Wow, beautifully said and so true.

[@mhaze210]

Max Cherry always felt like the most innocent of all Tarantino's characters.

[@elarrioguajardo208]

Easily Quentin Tarantino's most underrated film

[@michaelotis223]

Most underrated and most hated of his filmography... What a tragedy

[@anibalcesarnishizk2205]

You are right.

[@GoliathWarfare]

Michael Otis I don't know anyone who hates it. Most of the hate goes to the Hateful Eight these days.

[@tikletik]

also his best.

[@vision-gc4hy]

I would say it's his most underappreciated work. It got good reviews.

[@boknowsbaseball]

Really a shame Tarantino didn't continue going in this direction. The dialogue and mood here are so much more mature and real than is usual for him. Very well-written and well-acted scene.

[@anawkwardlifemedia]

Exactly. I remember when this came out I knew it was a masterpiece and that he really elevated himself as a director since Pulp Fiction. Couldn't wait for his next movie only to be disappointed by his over the top shocker flick.

[@jackriver1999]

@@anawkwardlifemedia totally true. I want to see Tarantino make a tv series as we know he is excellent at characterisation and the longer format of TV would be the ideal platform for it.

[@pleaserewind295]

He designed this film to feel like something he would make in his 40s. I find it strange that his later work was far less mature.

[@Mr_Bob_A_Feet]

I’d say Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was his return to his Jackie Brown style with the exception of the ending. Just a slice of life story where one of the best scenes is Cliff just feeding his dog and warming up some mac n’ cheese.

[@niamhm4109]

It's cause Jackie brown tanked at the box office so he switched to the violence eg kill bill and so on

[@Carlschwamberger1]

Grier deserved every bit of recognition she got for this role and more.

[@martymart6143]

Pam Grier looked beautiful in the whole film but in my opinion she looked stunning in this scene. Natural beauty 😁

[@christofjork8446]

Jackie Brown grew on me. This is now my favorite Tarantino Movie. Because of scenes like this. He gives the characters and scenes enough time and space. Look at him at 1:40. This is what falling in love looks like.

[@mirasolbalaga5616]

It grew on me, too. I’ve always liked the film, but now I appreciated it lot more.

[@79dmcjr]

Mine as well

[@ianmillerdevilsfan1223]

This is what falling in love actually looks like. Admitting vulnerabilities, showing you’re not perfect, but that you’re a good soul

[@mythhead2688]

1:51 Love when he says “Pretty” so that she thinks he’s talking about the song but he was really referring to her. Like he wouldn’t mind waking up to seeing her sing in a robe every morning.

[@veryfine69]

Oh yes he was.

[@Crazymike1975]

Pam Grier and Robert Forster were Iconic their films during the 70s and it's good to see them together in a Film where their chemistry shines. Hats off to Quentin Tarantino. Kudos to Pam Grier and Robert Forster. RIP Robert Forster

[@argento946]

QT at his most earthy, cosy and homely here. The dialogue feels ever so natural here. It's a gentle patter.

[@michaelfulton3059]

One of my favorite scenes. My late mother loved the Delfonics and this was her favorite song. I think about this scene when I listen to this song.

[@newjerseydiablo]

RIP Robert Forster. One of the coolest damn actors that ever lived! 💔

[@Thesavageeye]

Such a beautiful and touching scene. This was my favourite Jackie scene, we get to discover about her lovely and bright personality that is reserved for those she specially like. My favourite Tarantino film.

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

Helluva vinyl collection judging by her choice and the fact that Bobby "Blue" Bland's "California Album" is front and center right there.

[@ElwoodBlues830]

1:53 Memories reemerge and bring tears to her eyes, he notices it. Wonderful acting.

[@wolfmancq]

Best Tarantino Film without a doubt; best plotline, best acting, best soundtrack.

[@2wingo]

+Conal Quinn It's actually an adaptation of the novel "Rum Punch" by Elmore Leonard.

[@wolfmancq]

2wingo Which is why it's the only thing he's ever made with discipline

[@Cinemabuff97]

I wouldn't say best. In my opinion, Django Unchained is his best. This movie is still good though.

[@gregjames970]

In reality, this is probably his worst movie

[@Izaan2810]

@@gregjames970 ABSOLUTE garbage you spewed 4 years back. From technical point of view, this is VERY easily in his top 4. This, Inglourious Basterds, Pulp Fiction and The Hateful Eight. Nothing else in his filmography comes even close.

[@souljazzie]

Delfonics one of my favorite groups of that era . “Didn’t I Blow Your Mind” RIP Forster

[@Orvieta]

As I just turned 40, this scene hits differently now. It makes more sense, not that it was out there before, but it just hits true.

[@scorpiolady73]

I think we all deeply "RIP MAX CHERRY" because we wanted a 2nd movie with him (and his reunion with Jackie). Robert Forster held so much space. HELD It. WITH PAM GRIER in the room. Yall this is QT best movie. Love. real love. they had so much chemistry

[@alanknotts1844]

Robert Forster is mesmerising in this role. One of the best performances in any Tarantino film. RIP Robert.

[@maxdangers]

I love this film, it holds a special place in my heart. Robert Forster and Pam Grier became two of my favouite performers overnight based on this work alone. Rest in peace Robert Forster.

[@swingset1969]

Such a relaxed, but intense scene. Tarantino will be remembered for all kinds of thing, but this is film mastery, right here. Subtle, but saying truckloads.

[@5burowz]

"you went out this morning and bought a gun?" Makes me laugh every time.

[@FreeSpeech1959]

When Max says "pretty" and "it's nice" it's as much an appreciation of her as it is for the music.

[@eddiecruz4521]

The way she dropped that needle, lit that cigarette, and then let that cold jam lead in. Whooo that is straight up G

[@derricktucker1533]

The scene in Kill Bill Vol. 2 where Elle says "So this is a Hattori Hanzo sword.." to Budd while he is using his blender and he then asks her to repeat it is a nod to this scene. I love the subtle common threads that weave their way throughout all of Quentin's works.

[@gregjames970]

Lol um no

[@derricktucker1533]

Lol um ya

[@garyheldt3759]

I love both these actors and their chemistry in this movie, and especially this scene and their final scene together, is impeccable. Perfect song choice, too. Pam Grier has an allure about her that is heartwarming actually. Forrester is the perfect “Max”. Innocent yet tough. Smart, reliable and lovable. I’ve seen the movie 10 times and although it’s long it holds your interest.

[@siphillis]

Forster’s performance is so intriguing to me. It’s like a real human being is just hanging out in the middle of this film

[@kendee2749]

I don't care if this is Tarantino's only movie he did that was an adaptation of another author....he always gets the most incredible performances out of his cast. To watch Robert Forster fall in love with Pam Grier (her love for him comes later but it does come) is beautiful acting.

[@darbyheavey406]

Loved this song as a kid…grew up outside Philly…

[@srh1son]

RIP Robert Forster (Max Cherry). So cool.

[@tennesseeridgerunner5992]

You know my friend and I were just talkin the other day about what a great movie "Jackie Brown" is and we both came to the conclusion that Robert Forster stole that movie. Then we found out he had passed a week or so ago and we both were very saddened to hear of it. He seemed to be an old school gentleman by all accounts and one helluva man. Peace to your memory sir.

[@chiara1194]

I listened to this entire soundtrack over and over again on my little JP5 player when I was in prison. It brought me so much peace

[@OneManProduct]

Some people say Jackie Brown is one of Taantino´s worst - I don´t think so, I think it´s one of his best!

[@austinboylan5476]

Yeah it's good, but it pales in comparison to Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Inglorious Bastards, and Django Unchained. I think that's what people mean.

[@OneManProduct]

Austin Boylan Well, depends on the viewer is all I can say.

[@WhiteSlift]

Austin Boylan Personally I find it better than Django.

[@austinboylan5476]

WhiteSlift Fair enough. I'll respect your opinion.

[@AshyGr33n]

OneManProduct Here's the thing: there are two different levels of understandings for a Tarantino movie. Some people like Tarantino for the wickty-ass bullshit that happens on screen, and others like him for his superb ability to create drama. For Jackie Brown Tarantino put all the chips on the drama side, and if you ask me, that's what makes this particular movie better than all his other works.

[@jameswilde3203]

Pam as Jackie was way beyond acting in that moment I think love was captured

[@christophergaudreau9265]

They BOTH were crushing on each other HERE . . . . would of been an AWESOME relationship in real life 😊

[@GameDestroyerXYZ]

I know this is extremely immature but I can't help but laugh when Robert Forrester's character says "Blacks fine". lol, almost like he was hinting at something.

[@robertthomas2601]

The exact reaction Tarantino intended to provoke. It was no hint. The implication is obvious.

[@Cinemabuff97]

Lol

[@syncmonism]

+Robert Thomas The character isn't necessarily hinting at something, but Tarentino (or the writer) is. We the viewer are supposed to realize that the character doesn't have a problem with black people, even though in that moment the character might only be thinking about coffee.

[@privateNukem]

would be worse if he said "i like it black" haha

Followed by him saying "...like my men". (Airplane).

[@zn1ster]

The genius of Tarantino. He definitely doesn't just pick songs randomly... Each one always fits a scene.

[@spencerj4677]

His most underrated movie. When I watched it I was shocked it didn't have a higher imdb rating. Should be higher.

[@Johnmag1976]

Yes, Max is so sweet...after so much trouble, Jackie deserved à man like him

[@kawamikazecheant]

Amazing actors / characters, so much elegance in both of them

[@elizabethgeoghegan5167]

Max is so completely lost in her and it’s beautiful

[@allclassallthetime4739]

I just can eat up this performance, these two were dynamite together. There's so much to make the hypothetical, like is Jackie setting up Max, but we see in the end she was loyal to him all along and maybe the reason is that Max is solid and he's also not stupid. Her just letting out some of her normal depression about life he doesn't give it importance himself personally because he's just more roll with the punches about life and accepts what can't stop from happening and his rational seems to get through to her and make her feel better. Seeing that kind of treatment is something she's perhaps not so used to and sees Max is a rare good guy and here we can already kind of see her swaying toward falling for him right here. That's just real and what makes the scene great.

[@luigi85olmedo]

Most underrated Tarantino's film.

[@valerietomsic8454]

gawd...loved the Delfonics back then and still do! THIS was such a great scene!

[@michaeldelatorre4429]

Rest in peace, Max Cherry actor Robert Forster.

[@straycatttt2766]

RIP William “Poogie” Hart, July 2022, Delfonics lead singer.

[@Billwarson29]

Quentin certainly used his time after making Pulp Fiction wisely. A movie that respectfully lowers the amount of physical violence, wisely raises the amount of drama and sharp dialogue, and provides a character with more charm than Vincent Vega, more grace than Mia Wallace, and more attitude than Jules Winnfield and Butch Coolidge, Mr. Tarantino certainly surprised the fans without displeasing.

[@IgnatzKolisch]

In my opinion this is Tarantino's masterpiece. I love Pulp Fiction, but I think Jackie Brown stands above it. And considering how amazing Pulp Fiction is, that's saying a LOT. This might actually be my pick for the greatest film in the last 20 years.

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

Jackie Brown has more humanity than Pulp Fiction. In PF, everybody is so cool and slick, but JB people are much more authentic.

[@IsoscelesKramer]

Couldn't have said it better myself.

[@stevem2323]

​@@IgnatzKolisch Im troubled by it, sometimes it's Jackie, sometimes is Pulp, and sometimes it's Once upon the Time. Now far behind is Kill Bill too.

[@fender89s]

Daaannng I absolutely love the way QT shoots this scene Max Cherry is solely focused on her and she him and she let's the power of vinyl record music take over her moment!!

[@TheMrsmartass13]

I always saw Robert Forsters character as a mix of the Good Cowboy type plucked out of the old 60's romance films, and the Melancholic Romantic from more modern romance films both types from those movies, put together and aged like fine wine. My absolute favourite scene is when him and Jackie meet up and talk about the night before, and he mentions off handed how he proceeded with his night, not caring about the details of the story because his night is so normal for him, whether it's getting out another gun and a stun gun or whether or not if he used the stun gun, he only wants to get to the point to where he can talk about retiring after just looking upon Jackie, and how right then on that night it changed him, he is obviously a man of action and justice, but in the moments you see him in the time the film takes place he is just so taken aback by this true beauty before him, and spends the film almost "off" from what his full "normal" self would be. Truly one of my favourite characters from Quintin Tarantino, well written and amazingly acted by the late Robert Forester.

[@MrBeautiful2908]

I saw the Delfonics in concert in Dayton, Ohio at the Dayton Convention Center in May of 2004 along with Lenny Williams. I met the Delfonics and Lenny Williams and took pictures with them. Unfortunately, I lost the pics, but the show was simply marvelous. Old school music is a marvelous conversation starter.

[@chillinoutmaxin4630]

That's so awesome! What a great memory to have.

[@bijibadness]

i so remember how little-regarded this movie was when it came out. we just didn't get it. it wasn't at all what we thought it was gonna be. God bless you, Mr. Tarantino. this is your masterwork. and _Once Upon a Time_ was so, so great. American Master.

[@shnbwmn]

Man I love this movie.

[@beverlyellis6131]

Rest in peace Mr. Forster,never forgotten.

[@TheKeyosha1diva]

When you're dating a white guy and introduce him to some real soul music! LMAO

[@hevyonez97]

Works every time! 👍😊

[@PB-tr5ze]

Lol I had a bit if luck going the other way, I impressed a young lady when she she found me singing "midnight train to Georgia" at work. She was shocked a Latino guy knew that song and asked where I learned to sing it, I replied that my mom raised me on "oldies", Frank Sinatra, Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, the Rolling stones, and just about anything written before 1980... I can't hold a tune in a bucket, but break out a little Etta James and you can turn some girls to jelly.

[@taxtact7263]

Bedwinch

[@PesterFester1966]

Back in 97, CD's we're fucking huge and records died... Now in 2015, CD's are dead and records are back... What a strange world we live in !!!

[@eamonwright7488]

If you can find some mainstream albums from 1995-1998 on vinyl. The values range in the thousands. Major labels stopped pressing except for promotional/friends and family vinyls. Usually less than 50.

[@m.g.n4898]

Tarantino is a master director. His taste in music always enhances the movie.

[@mauricehawkins1147]

They vibed so good was I the only one who noticed this?

[@BackwoodsFilms]

Yes, you are the only person in the world who noticed their chemistry. It was completely lost on everyone else but you

[@AMERASIAN12]

Pam Grier is so beautiful and amazing in this scene. I wish Jackie would have teamed up with Thelma and Louise......minus the driving over the cliff.

[@imbustedyikes8710]

Robert Baldwin Add Beatrix kiddo and miss Mia wallice We would be good

[@carollipton4584]

I got to meet and shake hands with Pam Grier in 2000 @ a Black Women In Film discussion @ NYU. She was onstage with Sonya Braga and they talked to audience members after. I thanked her for her amazing performance and told her it got me through several trials. She was really appreciative and so warm.

[@stephenpowell5912]

Love how the Legendary Delfonics , Blow your mind is used here in this great scene, That's what I love about records, Great classics like this, R I P Robert Forster 1941-2019

[@hammersmashedspud4345]

I know it's acting but I thought the chemistry between these was real...probably proof in the pudding that this is a top top movie

[@chessmasterhex2225]

Dude the whole bit about her invested time in the record collection and then him saying but you can't get new stuff on records is a perfect encapsulation of how I feel about games 🎮. Gonna try to always have the SNES around even when games are being released like crazy for pc/console . I've invested to much time in the oldies 😏

[@suesuesuperswot]

This was on again the other night, it never gets tired or stale. Possibly the coolest film ever made?

[@aharris82]

I love it when later in the movie Ordell turns on the radio in Max's car, he's surprised to hear The Delfonics, lol

[@stefanhammel192]

This is my favourite couple (maybe of all time next to Tony & Carmella) but what a chemistry they have together...such a simple scene but thats difficult to catch on screen

[@mattpope1746]

Great writing, great performances. They talk about nothing but communicate a whole lot

[@canadude6401]

I so love this scene. Underrated movie

[@kimward5746]

Amazing movie. There's comedy, there's great dialogue, amazing adaptation from the book, everyfuckingthing.

[@Somnivore7]

Aint nuthin wrong with that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@m.4623]

RIP Robert forester!! You were made to be Max Cherry!

[@christinemerritt974]

Before Quentin writes any words down on his script….he first chooses the SOUNDTRACK❤!

[@jonbourgoin182]

1:15 DUDE, it just hit me! This guy is the disappearer from Breaking Bad! I'm not gonna look it up but am I right? It's definitely him!

[@dr.christopherrounds8758]

This scene is as perfect as any ever put to film. The look Max gives Jackie at 1:40 is that of a man who just fell in love on the spot. He falls even deeper at 1:56. So understated, so natural, just perfect!

[@andrewklang809]

0:37 "....Somebody loan it to you?" "....Yeaahh........." *Max Cherry's face, slightly confused, MOSTLY intrigued* THIS is what compelling character drama is built on. Relatable, yet fascinatingly-heightened dramatic stakes, only hinted at.

[@missyowens9552]

" I don't get new stuff that often"

[@shrapnel77]

I despise the new stuff. I will die with my old stuff.

[@shermanshecapio3944]

Quentin Tarantino met Robert Forster in a restaurant and handed him the script, saying "You're going to do this, and that's all there is to it". Forster was naturally thrilled, having had a major career slump. This film saw him come back in a big way, even landing an Oscar nomination.

[@shivasirons6159]

I got that album. Man it takes me back.!

[@suzannemcclure7412]

What a great movie...the 2 of them together so perfectly cast..superb!

[@MicrophonesInTheTrees]

"You can't get new stuff on record" aged like that milk.

[@pablofrank2466]

To this day I will never understand how Pam Grier didn't receive a Best Actress nomination for Jackie Brown. The nominees that year were: Judi Dench: Mrs Brown Helen Hunt: As Good As It Gets Helena Bonham Carter: The Wings of the Dove Kate Winslet: Titanic Julie Christie: Afterglow With the exception of Judi Dench, I would have been happy for Pam to replace any of the other nominees.

[@amandawhisnant622]

I've always wondered how Helen Hunt got that Oscar.

[@WakandaBabe]

@@amandawhisnant622 Me too.

[@johnallocca5871]

...I didn't know you liked the Delfonics

[@BB13131313]

... they're pretty good..

[@forexpriestess8638]

😂

[@kathystephens6860]

My favorite line !

[@Bubbles99718]

@@BB13131313 ...ummm

[@hevyonez97]

One of the best lines in this movie...👍

[@joannrobinson7043]

I was thinking the group in the movie was the stylistics, but I was wrong, it was the Delfonics, and they were awesome!!!!!

[@joe_8699]

I so wanted Max and Jackie to ride off in the sunset together. Great movie

[@ACinemafanatic]

Rip to Robert Forster

[@alihassanarshad7]

RIP Richard Forster ❤

[@BackwoodsFilms]

Robert Forster, not Richard.