Wesley Morris

He gets a little randy in some movies. He is... But I think there's something about his kind of average lookingness.

Like, you know, he did not wear a toupee. He did not hide his loss of his hair. He... always just seemed like he was perpetually 45 years old. Yeah. He came to us 45 years old. And like when he left, he maybe seemed 60. I don't know.

Like, you know, he did not wear a toupee. He did not hide his loss of his hair. He... always just seemed like he was perpetually 45 years old. Yeah. He came to us 45 years old. And like when he left, he maybe seemed 60. I don't know.

Like, you know, he did not wear a toupee. He did not hide his loss of his hair. He... always just seemed like he was perpetually 45 years old. Yeah. He came to us 45 years old. And like when he left, he maybe seemed 60. I don't know.

He just seemed permanently middle-aged, which is a thing that just will never happen now.

He just seemed permanently middle-aged, which is a thing that just will never happen now.

He just seemed permanently middle-aged, which is a thing that just will never happen now.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

He could be somebody trying to break into the White House.

He could be somebody trying to break into the White House.

He could be somebody trying to break into the White House.

Anything. I think that his also that kind of does speak in some weird way to what America is. And I know this sounds like cheesy and corny and cheap, but like if you are coming to this country for the first time and you want to you like one of the many things that tells you that you're in the United States of America, it's probably Gene Hackman. Right.

Anything. I think that his also that kind of does speak in some weird way to what America is. And I know this sounds like cheesy and corny and cheap, but like if you are coming to this country for the first time and you want to you like one of the many things that tells you that you're in the United States of America, it's probably Gene Hackman. Right.

Anything. I think that his also that kind of does speak in some weird way to what America is. And I know this sounds like cheesy and corny and cheap, but like if you are coming to this country for the first time and you want to you like one of the many things that tells you that you're in the United States of America, it's probably Gene Hackman. Right.

This is a person who in all of the jobs that he could be doing seems credible in them. He's not conventionally good looking. Like the idea that he and Warren Beatty are supposed to be brothers and Bonnie and Clyde is just one of the most laughable things I've ever seen. Like, yeah, adopted brothers. I don't know. I just it's just it's comical. There is something also like unpredictable about him.

This is a person who in all of the jobs that he could be doing seems credible in them. He's not conventionally good looking. Like the idea that he and Warren Beatty are supposed to be brothers and Bonnie and Clyde is just one of the most laughable things I've ever seen. Like, yeah, adopted brothers. I don't know. I just it's just it's comical. There is something also like unpredictable about him.

This is a person who in all of the jobs that he could be doing seems credible in them. He's not conventionally good looking. Like the idea that he and Warren Beatty are supposed to be brothers and Bonnie and Clyde is just one of the most laughable things I've ever seen. Like, yeah, adopted brothers. I don't know. I just it's just it's comical. There is something also like unpredictable about him.

And it isn't so much that, you know, I think about him in the French connection. Right. One of the, if you think of, if you diagram the psyche of, you've diagrammed that sentence psychologically, this is like a terrible human being. He's a racist, like racist cop in New York City, shaking down people in bars just for kicks, basically.