The best scene in cinema is in this 90s movie according to Jack Black

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Completely insane in Jumanji with Dwayne Johnson, completely out of control in Ben Stiller’s Tropical Thunderstorm, mysterious and enigmatic in Peter Jackson’s King Kong or touching in Vacation opposite Kate Winslet, Jack Black is an actor who has inspired a whole range of diverse emotions throughout his career.

Specializing in comedy and humor, he has also explored other worlds and has proven time and time again that he has no problem switching pleasures. But what are the feature films that Jack Black dreams of when he leaves the canvas to rest in the red chair?

Jack Black’s favorite scene

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In 2011, when he came to our microphone to introduce his new feature film Gulliver’s Travels, the American actor agreed to describe for us his favorite movie scene.

“This is Jack Lemmon in a very powerful, very moving scene towards the end of Glengarry”He told us about a relatively unknown drama directed by James Foley in 1993. Ruthless competition between several ruthless salesmen in the same real estate agency, so Glengar ended with a devastating revelation of the character’s duplicity. Jack Lemmon played and on the brilliance of the latter.

“It’s an actors’ movie!”

“It’s an actors’ movie! It’s full of actors who really nailed it, starting with Jack Lemmon. He’s just huge. At the end, he gets caught for his part in the scam. Throughout the movie, we wonder who stole it. He stole the cards. (…) It’s a really great scene…”

In addition to Jack Lemmon, James Foley’s feature film brought together a four-star cast, notably Al Pacino, Alec Baldwin, Alan Arkin, Kevin Spacey, Ed Harris and Jonathan Pryce.

Have you seen Glengar? What is your favorite scene from the movie?

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