Ed Harris

He's doing all this stuff, and on paper, the words he is saying all make a lot of sense, if not still pushing us to a dumb direction, but his performance... is not lining up with what the words are putting down.

Like an actor I could see doing this really well is Ed Harris.

Think of him and Truman show.

Where Ed Harris is the director of the Truman Show.

And that character is really complicated.

How do you feel about him? He's a hard character to pin down how you feel about.

don't and honestly, I don't think he quite succeeds.

I think there's another film that was done a few years earlier called State of Grace by Phil Joannou with Ed Harris and Gary Oldman.

and Sean Penn.

That also is a gangster film that takes place in Hell's Kitchen.

Because Nicolas Cage, I think Sean Connery's the funniest part, but I'll sign on to Cage being funny in that movie, too.

I personally sign off on Ed Harris being the funniest.

The

funniest part.

And the whole time the sister is just like, how does he like, he loves this guy.

Like, but every time the it's Ed Harris is the other guy.

So every time Ed Harris talks about it and he's like, Oh, he's just a guy I know.

Turns out there's a lot of trauma from the war that comes up later and it takes a brief kind of dramatic turn near the end where you learn sort of where the trauma sits for these guys.

And it just becomes this.

and the sister has never been with a guy or it's been years.

And so she's a little awkward and it's just this kind of interesting hangout movie.

And then as the trauma starts to get unpacked, it becomes a drama for a bit and it, it changes tone, but Ed Harris is a good actor.

Yes.

And it was Ed Harris's wife.

Her name's Amy.

I can't think of her name.

Yes.

And it was Ed Harris's wife.

Her name's Amy.

I can't think of her name.

Yes.

And it was Ed Harris's wife.

Her name's Amy.

I can't think of her name, but she was so good in weapons.

Yes.

And it was Ed Harris's wife.

Her name's Amy.

I can't think of her name.