Lawyer meets his client's second personality | Primal Fear | CLIP

[@Araaaaa1975]

Ed should have won an Oscar for this

[@tamsiracuse]

An Oscar worthy performance.

[@patriciam6541]

I saw Ed Norton off Broadway in Burn This. He’s so good. This is the first movie I saw him in. Powerful.

[@MusicAsWeMakeIt]

If you haven't seen this movie, the ending is one of the best.

[@OgFoulPlay]

fight club style

[@OgFoulPlay]

wasnt ed nortons character playing the whole time

[@MusicAsWeMakeIt]

@OgFoulPlay yes. Never thought of that but fight club he was messed, here, he's playing the lawyer, a con. I think that's how it ends.

[@fabiobarros8807]

Ed Norton very awesome acting ❤

[@MusicAsWeMakeIt]

This made him famous.

[@busterbrown2640]

Ed Norton was badass in this movie!

[@GiftSparks]

This was the very definition of a star making performance.

[@SloaneLasers]

Holy sh*t I've never seen this. Very good acting by Ed. Need to watch.

[@intheredcold9216]

It's good.

[@heidivert830]

Totally awesome❤

[@ladytwinklefangs921]

Brilliant performances!

[@avastinnett9447]

If you haven't seen this movie you need to. Prepare yourself for a twist at the end. And another movie with Edward Norton pretending to be disabled is The Score with Robert DeNiro.

[@briandtnguyen]

It’s unfortunate that Ed Norton had to reveal his true self to Richard Gere’s character after he was acquitted. Why not just let your lawyer - who just won your case - think you’re innocent so that he can have an easy conscience? What a Psychopath.

[@timconway515]

Any one notice the wall moves when gere gets pushed against it

[@jayshomer4191]

Brilliant scene, the acting is top notch.

[@anneominous7172]

Ah yes - the ol' 'push the table out of the way and then aggressively fart to assert dominance'. Never fails.

[@MrRussellwhitely]

Wish he'd brought this to his moments as Tyler in Fight Club

[@martyg8137]

What does that mean?

[@jcfra420]

Say what you want about Norton, he may be an ass to work with but he is a damn good actor.

[@robbie192]

Say what you want? Wtf is that? Stupid thing to say

[@charliek7896]

@@robbie192 "say what you want about____" is a common phrase that usually means someone is "controversial" and it comes before saying a positive thing about that person. Try to understand what someone is saying before labeling it as stupid.

[@n8dagr828ng]

This was the origin story of Tyler Durden. He chose a different name after the psych ward released Aaron/Jack.

[@AbdallahSaleh20]

There's a hidden gerbil in this scene

[@vlachyna]

Proto děláš pro policajty… všechno zjistíš… Neboj! Budou medaile 😂😂😅 Hlavne byt zadarmo pro toho křupana z Dlouhý!!!

[@fritzidler9871]

I thought split personalities came in threes, not pairs.

[@TronVila]

Least intimidating fit ever

[@startrekislifeofficial]

I sort of agree but you have to keep in mind the perspective. It's intimidating from the perspective of the other person.

[@dividedwefall652]

Name of the movie?

[@dianeobryant728]

Primal Fear

[@So-Be-It_890]

Which personality is presenting itself in this situation?

[@bigjohn08865]

There Never was an Aaron

[@zuzannavee9558]

This was such a frightening movie. Brilliant, but scary as shit - the ending.....yikes!

[@sha3599]

Edward Norton at that age would be a perfect cast for Kira in "Death Note" movie.

[@ZulaaTürkiye]

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[@robbie192]

Movie is a bit redic and not even 1 percent real

[@okenwa1983]

As is the case with most movies.

[@adrianmiles7678]

His swapping between facets is a bit over the top but pretty real of what it’s like

[@iiishimmyiii]

Not as “redic” as not even spelling the word you couldn’t finish correctly though right? I’d argue that ego of thinking you know what you’re talking about when it comes to realistic portrayals of someone with Dissociative identity disorder, is more RIDICulous. Don’t you think

[@mandiblecalavera]

That's why he played the Hulk

[@teiagaw7663]

I thought it was fight club. He's 2 different people in that too?

[@mandiblecalavera]

@@teiagaw7663 fight club is for angsty depressed white boys, so i never watched it