Jim Caviezel & Al Pacino - Any Given Sunday (Deleted Scene)

Tony and Son Breakfast -Deleted scene from Any Given Sunday (1999). Coach Tony D'Amato (Al Pacino) and son (Jim Caviezel) meet for breakfast.

[@CraigSmithII]

This should've been included in the movie. This shows that coaches forget about the other life they have: FAMILY. I can feel Jim Caviezel's pain in this scene because my late Pops was the same way: he was more concerned about being in the streets more than providing for his family

[@joeyp8758]

My 10 year old son and I chose not see my Father and it’s been 5 years. The Bi polar narcissist should in a looney bin

[@alifakhrzadeh1544]

Craig Smith I’m sorry to hear that

[@funnynerd1]

Jesus and the Devil acted in a movie together.

[@joeyp8758]

Wow. Passion of the Christ and Satan in Devil’s Advocate

[@kevinobrien9626]

Jim C. played a football coach with his own regrets in WHEN THE GAME STANDS TALL.

[@НаташаПолякова-т4щ]

I love this movie, my question is simple; Why did you remove this scene from the film, it shows the distress of a son faced with a father who has turned away from his role of Papa when his son needed him so much,... and more?

[@AntiMTVMovement]

Amazing that Jim Caviezel did two sports films (this and Blue Chips) that were before their time

[@theman1412]

Where was he in Blue Chips?

[@AntiMTVMovement]

@@theman1412I don’t think he spoke in the movie but he was one of the players for Nick Nolte’s team

[@kindofabigdeal7284]

They shoulda kept this

[@JayKhwaja]

Top Class Actors 👏

[@elizabethmarinas2475]

This is my favorite scene of all time it’s so exciting and very entertaining

[@allys744]

I don’t remember Jim in this movie. Was this his one scene and they all of them out? Wow. They should’ve been left in.

[@jockoadams3377]

Its an interesting and well acted scene.. as many scenes that get cut are. It adds more detail to Tony's failure in his personal life. But it is entirely unnecessary. It doesn't advance the story and it would've killed the pacing of the movie. Just from the short scene where Tony is alone, you see the picture of his ex wife and kids, and he's leaving a drunk voicemail to her... you know what happened to Tony's marriage and family. Football was his whole life. He neglected everything else.

[@nickamenta12]

Who wrote the part of the waitress, Totally ruined the scene, who talks like that?

[@drak3y]

LA, man. Every waitress is an aspiring, overacting actress.

[@shessoheavy6130]

​@@drak3yMy condolences for having to deal with that.

[@debbiecurtis4021]

Yes, she was intrusive and annoying

[@derrickholley2478]

Not needed, glad they cut it

[@noeltaylor3594]

Wonder if this wasn't about a certain guy who used to coach the Cowboys, you know, he won a couple of Super Bowls in the 90's?

[@joeyp8758]

I think he’s Mike Shanahan, the team is the combination of the late 90’s 49ers, Broncos. Shanahan Young and Shanahan Elway. Apparently Aikman made an appearance so sprinkle a little Dallas.

[@AndrewsOpinion15]

COOL - ANY GIVEN SUNDAY (1999 ) FILM - [DELETED SCENE ] !!!!

[@alifakhrzadeh1544]

I feel the waitress was a bit nosy here

[@larry1824]

Jim Gibsons nuts don't do it

[@tariqqoomari7562]

I feel sorry for waitress she hot and apparently she didn’t make it

[@michaelwhalen5836]

ouch. hard to watch

[@duanejessup3708]

This guy has Al Pacino as his dad and Yahweh as his Father .....

[@SkyWalkerCHangez]

Wow! This would have added so much to the movie.

[@musicman76enator]

Excellent scene. I wish this was in the movie. Darn.

[@dianeu-wm4ei]

shame it was under-lit and cut from movie...as usually JPC acted it brilliantly....TY 4 post....(per6 on twitter)

[@SuperDogmandave]

That’s Jesus. I knew Al Pacino was god.

[@joeyp8758]

Al is Satan from Devil’s Advocate

[@Kruppt808]

I see why they cut this scene 😅

[@sandracosta6038]

I love your job😊💞