Fargo: Opening Scene

The Opening - Full Scene

Opening Scene of Fargo, a film by the Coen brothers, Joel and Ethan, 1996, 1997 and 2008 Academy Awards winners, starring William H. Macy, Steve Buscemi, Peter Stormare, Frances McDormand.

This introductive scene gives us a foretaste of the incoming events by setting the plot. (Other samples are available on request)

Andy G.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Fargo
• Opening
• Full
• Scene
• Joel
• Ethan
• Coen
• Brothers
• Film
• William
• Macy
• Steve
• Buscemi
• Peter
• Stormare
• Frances
• McDormand

[sn0d]

The most amazing soundtrack in a movie ever

[ChristopherFolan]

"Or your fucking wife, Jerry?"

[klisinheaven]

"but you wont...but you wont........fuckk it"....Steve Buscemi is awesome!!!

[Mabtheist]

@InfectedZoey

It's funny to suggest something is overrated and quote FAMILY GUY in doing so. Just wanted to point out the irony here.

[kkurrukk]

Peter Stormare looks like Ed O'neill when his head is tilted backwards.



[laminage]

@DanW900 No way hun!!  Remember how he didn't give him a loan of $750,000.00 to open a Car Lot. If he found out that Jerry was in trouble, he may have helped him work a budget but he wouldn't have helped him. He may have said, you're going to have to move into a Smaller House and with the Money saved you can pay off your debts.

[scorpietta]

@optimus8288 Ditto that for me :)!!

[optimus8288]

I've seen fargo so many times and yet this last time it felt like I'd never seen this scene... It just made the movie even better to me. They're trying to talk him out of going through with the job LOL One of the best movies ever.

[lyonslaforet]

@swartsanager2 I agree with you! I even wrote it in my review on the IMDB website!

[InfectedZoey]

@killerkid123100 Wrong, The Godfather is the most overrated movie in history. In the words of Peter Griffin: "It insists upon itself."

[scorpietta]

@scorpietta Correction: "Wade Gustafson".

[scorpietta]

@DanW900 No, I doubt that. He worked for his father-in-law as a car salesman. He has no business sense (nor any other sense for that matter) and really is a pathetic character. I don't know what got him into trouble in the first place, but I get the idea that Mr Gunderson (I think that was his name, not sure) thought he was a joke. William H. Macy did a fantastic job portraying Jerry as the dufus that he was. Great casting!