HA HA !! Fantastic (and so true !!) BTW, wanna more shameless scene stealing : check out THE MAGNIFICIENT SEVEN, and look out for every scene where Yul Brynner and Steve McQueen are in the same shot ! McQueen CONSTANTLY does stuff to bring attention to himself (which famously got him in trouble with Brynner between takes, but he just kept on doing it ! Talk about clashing egos ;)
He should have had better movie roles. He was even more amazing on the stage. I saw him twice. Once in a play called, "The Visit" and another time in "Inherit the Wind". He played the role of Henry Drummond, the same part that the great Spencer Tracy played in the film version. As great as Tracy was in the film. Whitmore was even better on the stage.
well, I do not know about stealing a scene, but he gives them a depth, making them seem real and not static... which really helps when your villains are puppet parade floats...
The best Scene Stealer in this movie, besides the Ants, is the Fess Parker scene as the pilot who sees the ants flying and is locked up in the looney bin for his observations. It is said that Walt Disney plucked him from nowheresville to become Davy Crockett on the strength of this one brief appearance.
HA HA !! Fantastic (and so true !!) BTW, wanna more shameless scene stealing : check out THE MAGNIFICIENT SEVEN, and look out for every scene where Yul Brynner and Steve McQueen are in the same shot ! McQueen CONSTANTLY does stuff to bring attention to himself (which famously got him in trouble with Brynner between takes, but he just kept on doing it ! Talk about clashing egos ;)
TRINZINI 5 months ago
He should have had better movie roles. He was even more amazing on the stage. I saw him twice. Once in a play called, "The Visit" and another time in "Inherit the Wind". He played the role of Henry Drummond, the same part that the great Spencer Tracy played in the film version. As great as Tracy was in the film. Whitmore was even better on the stage.
lemaxmas 9 months ago
C'mon, nobody steals a scene from a giant ant. :-D
TubeGunner 10 months ago
A master class in up-staging from every possible position....wonderful.
mayor600 1 year ago
Spock is in ''Them'' as a young airman gathering info about U.F.O,s
TheSpazz13 1 year ago
well, I do not know about stealing a scene, but he gives them a depth, making them seem real and not static... which really helps when your villains are puppet parade floats...
lordbeeswax 1 year ago 2
HILARIOUS !
andreiclawhammer 2 years ago
" Make me a sargeant and give me the booze"Make me a sargeant and give.... Please my head !!!
paulstewartcrane 2 years ago
We watch this movie at least once every week or more. Rest in peace James Whitmore.
steffidude 3 years ago
So basically: scratch your head or rub your eyes whenever you get the chance or have no lines to speak?
This is "stealing a scene" for all the wrong reasons.
But... fun video nonetheless.
moysesnyc 3 years ago
You make some very valid points, I've always liked anything Whitmore was in. Now I know why...LOL
moedog0099 3 years ago
The best Scene Stealer in this movie, besides the Ants, is the Fess Parker scene as the pilot who sees the ants flying and is locked up in the looney bin for his observations. It is said that Walt Disney plucked him from nowheresville to become Davy Crockett on the strength of this one brief appearance.
nitwit8787 2 years ago