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"Hello, Mister Sniper, sir." Martin Riggs' original introduction in Lethal Weapon (1987) was darker. In a cut scene (later added to the Director's Cut), Mel Gibson confronts a sniper shooting at children. Love that he discards his cigarette, as if saying, "These'll kill you."

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"Hello, Mister Sniper, sir." Martin Riggs' introduction in Lethal Weapon (1987) was originally much darker. In the Director's Cut, a restored scene shows Mel Gibson confronting a sniper aiming at kids. Riggs casually takes him down—Merry Christmas, Lethal Weapon style. 🎅🎄
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"Hello, Mister Sniper, sir." Martin Riggs' introduction in Lethal Weapon (1987) was originally much darker. In the Director's Cut, a restored scene shows Mel Gibson confronting a sniper aiming at kids. Riggs casually takes him down—Merry Christmas, Lethal Weapon style. 🎅🎄

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Mel Gibson was born OTD in 1956. Martin Riggs' original intro in Lethal Weapon (1987) was much darker. In this cut scene, Mel faces off with a sniper shooting at kids. This would've been such a bad ass way to introduce Riggs. 'Hello? Mister Sniper, sir.'
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Mel Gibson was born OTD in 1956. Martin Riggs' original intro in Lethal Weapon (1987) was much darker. In this cut scene, Mel faces off with a sniper shooting at kids. This would've been such a bad ass way to introduce Riggs. 'Hello? Mister Sniper, sir.'

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