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Brad Pitt spent days dealing with stuntwork, green screen, underwater panic, and a very demanding Guy Ritchie… …for 44 seconds of screen time in Snatch. If you want the shots, you gotta put in the work.
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Guy Ritchie is in my top 3 directors! A little perturbed at him bc he promised Part 2 of RockNRolla and ….WHERE IS IT, MR. RITCHIE?
Incredible. Beautiful work putting this together.
Job well done. Love all these flicks. Pitt so underrated in Snatch.
One of my favorite movies ever.
Many strong elements of filmmaking in Snatch, with a galloping confused plot, lots of culture clash, even USA crime competing with Brits, and Brad Pitt doing a mumbling Irish gypsy gibberish with conviction. Crazy fun
the real flex is doing all that for 44 seconds
I watched this last weekend for the first time since it came out. It was…interesting.
Great scene
Effin brilliant @MrStardust50 @mrneale
Where the fuck are you coming up with 44 seconds? Like the fight he has in the barn at the beginning of the movie with the big guy where he knocks him out in one punch last longer than 44 seconds
Good video and insights.
Je peux voir ce film 1000 fois
excellent movie!
![After completing "Fight Club" (1999), Brad Pitt felt that he had done a movie which he thought was too commercial. He became interested in watching the movie of new filmmakers. He was impressed by "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" (1998). So, Pitt called Guy Ritchie up and said, “Hey, I really like what you’re doin’, and if there’s anything that I could fit in, then let’s talk.” Ritchie said, “Well, there is.” And I said, Great! I’m in!” However, both of them panicked before the filming of "Snatch" (2000) started because of the dialect, which was unintelligible. Pitt worked on the accent and tried to be clear and understood. It wasn't working. Pitt went to Ritchie, the day before the shoot and I said, “Guy, I’m gonna f**k up your movie. You should do it.” [So that Pitt could pick up the accent from the imitation] He replied, “Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no.” Pitt, who was scheduled to be on the set 6 AM the next day was was walking the streets of North London like a maniac. Pitt's friend kept saying to him, “You can’t understand it.” At midnight, that clicked in , and Pitt called and woke up Guy Ritchie and said, Are you okay, if you can’t understand your beautifully written dialogue?” And he said, “Yep.” On his inspiration for the role, he credited Benicio Del Toro. "But also, I’ve gotta give credit to Benicio Del Toro, for his brilliant performance in 'The Usual Suspects' (1995). He was, to me, the first person that I’d seen, that was fearless with being unintelligible." ("SBIFF 2020 - Brad Pitt Discusses "Thelma and Louise", 90's Films, "Seven" & "Fight Club"", YT, 2020) P.S: On this day, 26 years ago, "Snatch" (2000) premiered in the UK.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2091246837827330548/amplify_video_thumb/2091246516325453824/img/WdW2pX6vb47VVTJu.jpg)
