Wesley Morris

No, that's doctor nomination for him in that movie, by the way.

uh, Royal Tenenbaums. Uh, I would say the last great Hackman performance was close to the end.

uh, Royal Tenenbaums. Uh, I would say the last great Hackman performance was close to the end.

uh, Royal Tenenbaums. Uh, I would say the last great Hackman performance was close to the end.

Yeah. And one, I mean, the thing that you love about, that's the one performance. I think anybody's given in a Wes Anderson movie where it felt like Wes Anderson, which is giving him, giving the enterprise over to this actor. I don't know anything about anything with that movie.

Yeah. And one, I mean, the thing that you love about, that's the one performance. I think anybody's given in a Wes Anderson movie where it felt like Wes Anderson, which is giving him, giving the enterprise over to this actor. I don't know anything about anything with that movie.

Yeah. And one, I mean, the thing that you love about, that's the one performance. I think anybody's given in a Wes Anderson movie where it felt like Wes Anderson, which is giving him, giving the enterprise over to this actor. I don't know anything about anything with that movie.

I just know how I feel watching it versus watching him in it versus watching anybody else in any other Wes Anderson movie. That's the one where I felt like Gene Hackman just one overrode the vision. And, you know, most people, a lot of people think that that's their favorite Wes Anderson movie.

I just know how I feel watching it versus watching him in it versus watching anybody else in any other Wes Anderson movie. That's the one where I felt like Gene Hackman just one overrode the vision. And, you know, most people, a lot of people think that that's their favorite Wes Anderson movie.

I just know how I feel watching it versus watching him in it versus watching anybody else in any other Wes Anderson movie. That's the one where I felt like Gene Hackman just one overrode the vision. And, you know, most people, a lot of people think that that's their favorite Wes Anderson movie.

I think in part because Gene Hackman is the one person who's one of the rare people to act in a Wes Anderson movie who feels differently alive than From the sort of dioramic project of the film. And he frequently exists on the streets of that city, right? He does not exist. He's not in the houses that much. He doesn't live in my memory as being an indoor cat. He's an outdoor cat in that movie.

I think in part because Gene Hackman is the one person who's one of the rare people to act in a Wes Anderson movie who feels differently alive than From the sort of dioramic project of the film. And he frequently exists on the streets of that city, right? He does not exist. He's not in the houses that much. He doesn't live in my memory as being an indoor cat. He's an outdoor cat in that movie.

I think in part because Gene Hackman is the one person who's one of the rare people to act in a Wes Anderson movie who feels differently alive than From the sort of dioramic project of the film. And he frequently exists on the streets of that city, right? He does not exist. He's not in the houses that much. He doesn't live in my memory as being an indoor cat. He's an outdoor cat in that movie.

And like anything outside, Wes Anderson just seems to have less control.

And like anything outside, Wes Anderson just seems to have less control.

And like anything outside, Wes Anderson just seems to have less control.

He's such a soundstage, interior design-oriented person. And something about Gene Hackman out in those streets is just classic. It's very on-brand for Hackman and very disorienting for Wes Anderson. And the Tenenbaums is greater for it because there's a tension there that exists between his energy and the movie at large's energy.

He's such a soundstage, interior design-oriented person. And something about Gene Hackman out in those streets is just classic. It's very on-brand for Hackman and very disorienting for Wes Anderson. And the Tenenbaums is greater for it because there's a tension there that exists between his energy and the movie at large's energy.

He's such a soundstage, interior design-oriented person. And something about Gene Hackman out in those streets is just classic. It's very on-brand for Hackman and very disorienting for Wes Anderson. And the Tenenbaums is greater for it because there's a tension there that exists between his energy and the movie at large's energy.

Sally Field. Am I missing a very obvious one? Because like the two of them seem like they just feel it just should have worked. He did a movie with Barbra Streisand. Oh, that underrated, by the way. All night long. All night long.