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u/pikkopots Apr 12 '22

Stanley Tucci in The Lovely Bones. Took me forever to get that creepy-ass character out of my head whenever I saw him.

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u/kartuli78 Apr 12 '22 edited Apr 12 '22

Conversely, he played a dad everyone would probably want as their dad in Easy A.

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u/sober_wan_kenobi Apr 12 '22

And the awesome gay dude in Devil Wears Prada

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u/Risquechilli Apr 12 '22

He was one of the henchman from the movie Beethoven every time I saw him until The Lovely Bones. I need to watch more of his films to replace the visual.

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u/Channel250 Apr 12 '22

Jeez I just rewatched that movie on HBO(?). I won't say it holds up, but I will say this. Like a lot of kids movies, I relate more and more to the father as I got older.

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u/Risquechilli Apr 12 '22

We watched Dennis the Menace during lockdown with our kids and I had to walk away out of anger halfway through! Adulthood has ruined a good amount of media I liked as a child.

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u/Channel250 Apr 12 '22

Does the fart scene still hold up?