Mark Fuhrman Introduction in Court

just an awesome scene with the music playing......
i don't own the material

[@Knight622ny]

To be hated by both sides, takes a certain kind of character

[@Despot-Tyrant]

True Very True.

[@HajimeNoJMo]

Yeah, you just have to lie about using the n word for the past 10 years for starters

[@Jamietheroadrunner]

The character of a neo-nazi. And if u have any doubt, he moved to Idaho after the trial 😂

[@samsca8529]

@@Jamietheroadrunnerlmao dude hated black people with a passion

[@schooltrashers]

One side hates him because he's a lying corrupt cop and a racist Nazi. The other side hates him because he's damaging to the prosecution's case.

[@margomendozaa]

Too handsome to be Fuhrman. Just saying.

[@ec4221]

Furhman has a snaggel puss face compared to this cat!

[@Jeagernotsarah]

@@ec4221 😹😹😹😹

[@BRIANDER100]

What do you like about him ?

[@BRIANDER100]

@@Jeagernotsarah What do you like about him ?

[@nattyps3160]

What's funny is some of the younger black jurors found him to be quite handsome before the tapes came out. That one juror that's interviewed a lot Said when Mark first testified she thought he was attractive & was very impressed by him. By did that change !

[@kerrid5717]

This was so beautifully done. The music and angles signaling excitement but also dread. The long shot with his police men behind him and Marcia looking concerned

[@joewhitehead3]

Kerri D Yeah, concerned with regret of taking him on as the star witness

[@jasonmcguire9752]

Way to handsome to play Fuhrman. I love the song. Makes him look like a real badass

[@joewhitehead3]

That's tv for ya

[@extremeking425]

hes not badass not one fucking bit

[@aphexlynch9463]

@@extremeking425 Yeah this scene is badass

[@extremeking425]

Aphex Lynch smh you fucking fool

[@MirandaAndUh]

@@extremeking425 I get what he means. It's a villain entrance; Fuhrman is a villain in the overall scheme of the trial because he sabotages it - even if it is unintentional. Villain entrances are usually made to create a sense of dread, malice, and power, which translates the same way "badass" does, right down to the way it's shot and song choice.

[@Maserati7200]

This scene is emblematic of how well done this series was. I watched it 4 times, 3 of which I binged watched back to back to back. This scene always stuck out to me, especially because of how alluring they made a simple scene with no dialogue. This series was obviously well written with great acting, but the direction, production cinematography, and music are truly top notch. Gets the vibe perfectly. I really want to see more from this team of writers, directors, producers, and editors. They're making another miniseries about the Clinton Impeachment, hopefully the same people.

[@Jeagernotsarah]

Ryan murphy. He was the executive producer and also hand-picked almost all the songs for the series soundtrack. You may recognize some of his other work for example Nip/Tuck

[@Jon-yn4pq]

I agree man. This was an amazing series. I found myself looking up whether or not certain things actually happened the way they were portrayed in the series, and its totally bananas how much of it was accurate. Couldn't make this stuff up.

[@CandlestickSec7]

Whoever was the music consultant for People vs OJ earned their fee just for choosing Sour Times for this scene.

[@Jeagernotsarah]

I fell down this rabbit hole shortly after the series was complete and believe it or not it was the executive producer Ryan Murphy. Let me see if I can find the article I read about it. it was freaking awesome...

[@HovaNirvana]

Loved this scene.

[@Angrypapaya0101]

I know he’s a bad guy but I’m crushing on Mark Fuhrman(the actor) for the whole episodes that he’s in.

[@mungarito2187]

Watch rescue me - you’ll actually appreciate the character.

[@slaws2279]

Me too.😍

[@BRIANDER100]

What do you like about him ?

[@Angrypapaya0101]

@@BRIANDER100 he played the character well

[@cinnamon2263]

I agree.

[@chainreaction1703]

Outstanding cinematography.

[@schooltrashers]

Truly the main villain of the entire show. (Darden, Marcia, Goldman and the LAPD being the other villains)

[@slaws2279]

I love this scene. So good. Also, mad crush on this guy who is playing Fuhrman.

[@karoooso]

The song makes the scene

[@jayburrow7826]

The music and the way the scene is shot makes him look like a thug

[@kerrid5717]

He low key was a thug

[@dougg2012]

He is.

[@brandonantone1]

Very Tarantito-esque

[@MyTony40]

This was an awesome scene though lol

[@presidentecamacho8579]

i remember this to be in slowmo

[@madpat2007]

Luis Castro That was another scene after it was discovered he had used the n word

[@BurnedSpace]

cool entrance

[@joeyd3781]

As far back as I can remember I always wanted to take the 5th.

[@anonymoushuman8443]

Lmao her hair looks so funny

[@hermanosJM]

Badass

[@austenbrontefan]

I watched this when it was first on TV it was gripping and this scene definitely stands out for all the reasons mentioned in previous comments but could someone help me please why does Fuhrman get escorted into the courtroom by two men (I assume they are fellow police officers) for his first testimony? I can understand in the slow mo. scene in a later episode due to the tapes being heard and concerns for his safety but why this time? Thanks!

[@sbtopjosh4098]

Those were his wingmen. He is such a babe magnet reading the comments here proves it so. Lol

[@Jeagernotsarah]

Because this case was huge. It had not only the entire country but the world watching. As this is going on Los Angeles is still attempting to recover from the 1992 race riots. (Also known as the Rodney King riots. It's essentially was generation X's 'Ferguson'.) Racial tensions were more than high. This is why race played such a big part in the case. And OJ been found guilty there's a good chance the riots would have started back up. Not to mention you also had NWA's "F the police' bumping out of every gangsters 808s in the trunk of their car. You were either with the man or with the brothers. You were either gangster or the five 0. This particular cop already had made a name for himself in the streets. And though throughout Chris darden's book about the trial all of his coworkers say he went through some kind of change a type of transition and was no longer racist, the streets didn't know, nor would they have cared. He was being escorted in by protective duty. They were his bodyguards.

[@austenbrontefan]

@@Jeagernotsarah thanks for the explanation

[@SlopKangScam]

Hard to look at him w/o remembering Sean Garrity!

[@GAURAV25855ify]

He was the reason why OJ Simpson was found not Guilty

[@vase92]

Wait the version i watched was with a different song called 'black superman' imo it fits better

[@nattyps3160]

They did a great job in such a short scene w/ the music & furhman coming in w/ bodyguards & Marcia looking on concerned really showed how huge this witness became so much so it was a separate satellite trial all about this man & his life & the tapes all of which had nothing to do w/ Ron & Nicole. Mark should have been left out knowing the defense at least had his disability records where he cited dealing w/ the gangs & violence daily was affecting him mentally & his own judgement was becoming compromised. They should have listened. At least he admitted as a cop he knew he wasn't able to be objective anymore. Apparently a lot of cops used this excuse to get a transfer to a less dangerous area & were rejected as marks was. He wrote that in as a very young cop. All I can say is being a cop ur job is to constantly deal w/ terrible things d.v. calls gang related calls like ur whole job is dealing w/ the worst of society. Arresting people that are violent are committing crimes or maybe mentally unfit in life. Ur dealing w/ the worst of society. Young cops are always put in large cities where obviously larger population more chance of criminal activity than some cushy suburb or upscale neighborhoods like Brentwood where the worst calls u get are complaints about rich teens drinking throwing a party when mommy & daddy aren't home & responding to loud music complaints. Or just patrolling these nice rich areas to make sure no vagrants are walking around or loitering of teens who can't drive yet. I think furhman once he was put into better areas w/o gangs & violence & moved up from cop to detective calmed down. The defense screwed this up badly. They should have pre empted the defense about the race issue w/ him so it became a dead issue. They also knew that furhman the year before had worked hard on his own time to free a black man accused of killing a white man. Since this became the furhman trial for months wouldn't telling that true account have helped the defense & furhman as Hitler. The d.a. made a huge mistake in joining the defense in villifying furhman. They of course didn't have to like what he said. They were horrible statements made 9 years b4 for a screenplay. Did Mark say stuff that reflected his personal feelings at the time of course. But I don't believe in this case he planted evidence. A point that hit home for me & many Is when Mark found the glove at ojs house if he planted it how did he know oj wasn't in another state or country for weeks or days w/ an airtight alibi ? So planting a glove that night & oj they had no way of knowing if he had an alibi or where he was or that he was 5 min from the murder scene & came home in the time frame obviously as the limo driver saw his car after waiting at least 30 min when the car was gone & saw oj or a man perfectly matching his description running into the house then the ights went on & oj suddenly answered & said he was asleep. So furhman would have been in a lot of trouble if he found the other glove & it turned out oj had an alibi that couldn't be challenged. He had no way of knowing oh was still in the area & had the window to commit the murders & had no alibi of being w/ anyone or anywhere during the time of the murders. He also in the interrogation gave 3 different answers to what he was doing & diff answers to when he cut his finger where & why & how. Even if u take the gloves out of this their was still all that blood that was collected when oj was still in Chicago.

[@larryp4048]

song?

[@Anonymousxxiiii]

Larry P sour times. portishead.

[@thescapegoatmechanism8704]

Ryan Murphy seems to really like Portishead 🙌

[@Emily-yg4vv]

Damn he fine tho

[@BRIANDER100]

What do you like about him ?

[@AveryR-XC]

Song name??

[@blockthenoisenz]

Portishead - sour times

[@AveryR-XC]

@@blockthenoisenz Legend

[@Johnsmith99663]

Which episode was this?

[@Johnsmith99663]

Nm, found it. Episode 6 "Marcia, Marcia, Marcia"

[@jonalex9002]

This is how trojan get into your computer and fuck up everything

[@Jeagernotsarah]

... ...🎶🎶 NOBODY LOVES ME 🎶🎶... ... 🎶🎶

[@aroosajkhan]

Imagine if the actual Mark Fuhrman saw this...

[@joewhitehead3]

Aroosa Javaid Khan He did. & he didn’t like how he was portrayed

[@aroosajkhan]

Joe Whitehead same with the actual Robert Shapiro when it came to John Travolta

[@joewhitehead3]

Aroosa Javaid Khan Marcia Clark was one of the few who was okay with how she was portrayed. She was actually a fan of Sarah Paulson, whom she even became friends with

[@aroosajkhan]

Joe Whitehead yeah I discovered that after when I watched the whole series. I think Sarah did an amazing job

[@adrianglackin7128]

Pretty sure he'd be into it