When Freddie Mays and Gangster 55 meet Lenny Taylor and Maxie to talk about the burning of the club, why did Lenny Taylor do that wierd dance/spazz thing? Did he do it to make Freddy think he was crazy and unhinged, or what? Do you think that the actor just improved it? They didn't really explain that part.
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Yeah, I think he was a bit of a 'nutter'. I'll have to try that routine sometime when I want to scare the h3ll out of someone. See what kind of looks they give me.
"Bobby, Bobby. Bubblie!"
He was just taunting Freddy...that and he was a nutcase.
"Sex, Drugs, and House music...three words...three good times."
he was pretty kookie. it's interesting when he and his right hand man are in the bar. And though Lenny seems nutty, we all know the gangster is the most intimidating of all.
sharehe was basically just taunting freddie. speaking of which, he seems pretty fast for a fat guy....
sharewacky london hardman....
"MAKE WAY FOR THE BAD GUY...THERE,S A BAD GUY COMING THROUGH"
he is in fact jimmy foreman son of lengendary london face - freddie foreman
so he's seen a lot...in the past...
and acted very well..in the process...
"MAKE WAY FOR THE BAD GUY...THERE,S A BAD GUY COMING THROUGH"
I dont think he was really that fast. It looked like they sort of sped up the film for a moment, maybe to emphasize how wild he is.
The way he talked made him seem a "little bit suspect" too. The "Bobby Bobby, bubbly" thing.
it looked like a NZ haka. Was probably just done to show he wasnt scared and to intimidate Freddie
shareIt's an abbreviated adrenaline charged version of the Maori Haka, a ceremonial war dance. You can see the New Zealand Rugby team perform the Haka before every international game they play. He's laying down the challenge to go to war.
shareI agree w/posters who say it looks like a Haka. Now, whether or not Lennie would have known the Haka, I don't know...
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