17 Pantomimes February 18, 2020 Operation Disclosure | By Grant Ouellette, Contributor Pantomime (definition 3): Acting that consists...
17 Pantomimes
February 18, 2020
Operation Disclosure | By Grant Ouellette, Contributor
Pantomime (definition 3): Acting that consists mostly of gesture.
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Here are some examples of human behavior I felt were worthy enough to scrawl down while watching.
Barney Miller (late 1970’s sitcom)
In his dry comic role at the NYPD’s 12th Precinct, genius Detective Dietrich uses the term ‘counterphobic responses to violence in humor’ when explaining why people laugh when watching a slapstick comedy routine.
The King’s Speech (2010 movie)
After the unaccredited speech therapist Logue is challenged by the stuttering Duke of York, Logue explains that there were no schools in the war zone where he found and followed his ability and had experiences helping others who suffered from battle shock.
The Duke responds, as if speaking to any human: ‘You give a very noble account of yourself.’
I say! Most people sure don’t open a conversation with someone else talking about their faux pas.
True Romance (1993 movie)
Christopher Walken (CW: Christ walk-in’) plays mobster counsel Don Vincenzo Coccotti who works for gangster Blue Lou Boyle (blue for 1st level freemasonry; Lou for the Isle of Lewis Druid Center in Scotland; Boyle for boil). By tracking his purple Cadillac, The Don and his crew have found the father of Clarence Worley (CW played by Christian Slater), the man who stole his suitcase of cocaine. Clifford Worley (CW played by Dennis Grasshopper) is on a chair amongst the goons and The Don (River) is telling the tale of losing his coke:
… your son the cowboy, and his flame, came in the room blazing …
Clifford: I don’t believe you.
The Don: That’s of minor importance. What is of major frigging importance is that I believe you.
(some talk of Clarence’s honeymoon – where did that word come from, honey?)
The Don: Sicilians are great liars; the best in the world. I’m Sicilian. My father was the world heavyweight champion of Sicilian liars. From growing up with him I learned the pantomime. There are 17 different things a guy can do when he lies to give himself away. A guy’s got 17 pantomimes. Woman’s got 20. Guy’s got 17. If you know them, like you know your own face, they beat lie detectors all to hell. Now, what we got here is a little game of Show and Tell. You don’t want to show me nothing, but you’re telling me everything.
Clifford asks for a last cigarette then explains the history of Sicilian genetics to the fabulous facial expressions of Don Walken.
Hero (1992 movie)
This was written by David Webb aka Jason Bourne’s real name; oops! Wrong movie. Geena Davis plays Gale Gayley. Gee! Christian Clemenson plays Conklin. Cee! Richard Riehle plays Robinson. Arrr! Susie Cusack plays Donna O’Day (dawn a Day).
Bernie La Plante (Dustin Hoffman) is about to go to jail for theft when a passenger jet crashes right next to him. He loses a shoe in the chaos, but rescues all the passengers from the burning plane, including a TV news teleprompter reader (GG). John 3 B’s Bubber (An-dy Garcia) takes credit for the rescue and claims the $1 million reward.
This is one of my favorite movies with a closing scene that still makes me laugh; and blatant truth statements about human behavior and TV.
I call this the Hero Speech:
John Bubber: I think we are all heroes, if you catch us at the right moment. We all have something noble and decent in us trying to get out, and we’re all less then heroes at other times. It’s the media that notices one person, one moment and not another. I’m just like the next person – full of frailty, with, ah, some courage, some decency mixed in. You think I’m a hero. To me a hero is just a symbol of what’s good in all of us. You’re looking at me and maybe you just notice what’s good in yourself.
In a side-room aside, the GGG lady questions ‘Bernie the Plant’s’ character about the truth of who saved her. They watch the Hero speech together and Bernie (‘off-man) delivers my favorite lines about TV.
“There you go, TV. You can’t believe one word you hear on TV. It’s all bullshit, I swear to God.”
The Day After Tomorrow (2004)
Humanity can make good decisions. While flood frozen in a library Jake Jill-an-all burn books to keep warm. When The Jaker spots his crew ready to burn some classic books, like Fahrenheit 451, he wisely stage directs them, quote: There’s a whole section on tax law down here we can burn.
So we play our roles here in this big 12th Precinct situation comedy called the Earth Project wherein some enjoy a good speech, more are game for true romance, and all imagine being the ‘Hero’, but only on the day after tomorrow.
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February 18, 2020
Operation Disclosure | By Grant Ouellette, Contributor
Pantomime (definition 3): Acting that consists mostly of gesture.
---
Here are some examples of human behavior I felt were worthy enough to scrawl down while watching.
Barney Miller (late 1970’s sitcom)
In his dry comic role at the NYPD’s 12th Precinct, genius Detective Dietrich uses the term ‘counterphobic responses to violence in humor’ when explaining why people laugh when watching a slapstick comedy routine.
The King’s Speech (2010 movie)
After the unaccredited speech therapist Logue is challenged by the stuttering Duke of York, Logue explains that there were no schools in the war zone where he found and followed his ability and had experiences helping others who suffered from battle shock.
The Duke responds, as if speaking to any human: ‘You give a very noble account of yourself.’
I say! Most people sure don’t open a conversation with someone else talking about their faux pas.
True Romance (1993 movie)
Christopher Walken (CW: Christ walk-in’) plays mobster counsel Don Vincenzo Coccotti who works for gangster Blue Lou Boyle (blue for 1st level freemasonry; Lou for the Isle of Lewis Druid Center in Scotland; Boyle for boil). By tracking his purple Cadillac, The Don and his crew have found the father of Clarence Worley (CW played by Christian Slater), the man who stole his suitcase of cocaine. Clifford Worley (CW played by Dennis Grasshopper) is on a chair amongst the goons and The Don (River) is telling the tale of losing his coke:
… your son the cowboy, and his flame, came in the room blazing …
Clifford: I don’t believe you.
The Don: That’s of minor importance. What is of major frigging importance is that I believe you.
(some talk of Clarence’s honeymoon – where did that word come from, honey?)
The Don: Sicilians are great liars; the best in the world. I’m Sicilian. My father was the world heavyweight champion of Sicilian liars. From growing up with him I learned the pantomime. There are 17 different things a guy can do when he lies to give himself away. A guy’s got 17 pantomimes. Woman’s got 20. Guy’s got 17. If you know them, like you know your own face, they beat lie detectors all to hell. Now, what we got here is a little game of Show and Tell. You don’t want to show me nothing, but you’re telling me everything.
Clifford asks for a last cigarette then explains the history of Sicilian genetics to the fabulous facial expressions of Don Walken.
Hero (1992 movie)
This was written by David Webb aka Jason Bourne’s real name; oops! Wrong movie. Geena Davis plays Gale Gayley. Gee! Christian Clemenson plays Conklin. Cee! Richard Riehle plays Robinson. Arrr! Susie Cusack plays Donna O’Day (dawn a Day).
Bernie La Plante (Dustin Hoffman) is about to go to jail for theft when a passenger jet crashes right next to him. He loses a shoe in the chaos, but rescues all the passengers from the burning plane, including a TV news teleprompter reader (GG). John 3 B’s Bubber (An-dy Garcia) takes credit for the rescue and claims the $1 million reward.
This is one of my favorite movies with a closing scene that still makes me laugh; and blatant truth statements about human behavior and TV.
I call this the Hero Speech:
John Bubber: I think we are all heroes, if you catch us at the right moment. We all have something noble and decent in us trying to get out, and we’re all less then heroes at other times. It’s the media that notices one person, one moment and not another. I’m just like the next person – full of frailty, with, ah, some courage, some decency mixed in. You think I’m a hero. To me a hero is just a symbol of what’s good in all of us. You’re looking at me and maybe you just notice what’s good in yourself.
In a side-room aside, the GGG lady questions ‘Bernie the Plant’s’ character about the truth of who saved her. They watch the Hero speech together and Bernie (‘off-man) delivers my favorite lines about TV.
“There you go, TV. You can’t believe one word you hear on TV. It’s all bullshit, I swear to God.”
The Day After Tomorrow (2004)
Humanity can make good decisions. While flood frozen in a library Jake Jill-an-all burn books to keep warm. When The Jaker spots his crew ready to burn some classic books, like Fahrenheit 451, he wisely stage directs them, quote: There’s a whole section on tax law down here we can burn.
So we play our roles here in this big 12th Precinct situation comedy called the Earth Project wherein some enjoy a good speech, more are game for true romance, and all imagine being the ‘Hero’, but only on the day after tomorrow.
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