THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO LITTLE 1997 Bill Murray
by Capucine · old hollywood: Bill Murray
Every single scene in THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO LITTLE (1997) delivers a double layer of meaning because the comedy is built on one massive misunderstanding. Bill Murray thinks he is just participating in an interactive theater production, but he inadvertently becomes involved in a genuine espionage conspiracy instead. The entire film relies on that sharp contrast between the character's perceived game and actual danger.
Transcript (en)
The End The End The End The End The End The End The End The End You got me. Did he get you? You got both of us. I've never seen a dead body before. I've seen lots of them, but this is... What are you doing? Well, you gotta check and see, you know, just how dead they are. You know, you can never be sure a guy could be able to catch this. I'm impressed. You are so twisted. I would think you'd be impressed by the kind of concentration and focus that is being... Oh, man! I feel sick. Do you think you'd trust me to go to the loo? The loo? Off to the loo with you.
