Which actor says the F word best?

Grandeeod

Winding down work wise so I've been catching up on a tonne of recordings and Netflix stuff. I just happened to get a run of movies where the F word is used a lot and it got me thinking. My favourite actor for pronouncing the F word with style and conviction is Joe Pesci. He has such a way with it across different types of characters. It rolls off his tongue naturaly, yet it can contain venom or humour.

So AHs name an actor that is simply fooking great at pronouncing the F WORD.

Jim Bob Scratcher

Assetbacked

Best individual "F you" was, for me, Bryan Cranston in Breaking Bad to Gretchin.

Rumpy Pumpy

Kevin Kline in a Fish called Wanda

https://youtu.be/lwfuUyTMpVY

Grandeeod

This probably why I opted for Joe Pesci, but he has a broader range.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ip2WYXbPuuw

harry Bailey esq

Grandeeod wrote: »

My favourite actor for pronouncing the F word with style and conviction is Joe Pesci.

Agreed. Ralph Fiennes gives him a run for his money with a few impressive exchanges with Brendan Gleeson in the otherwise lousy 'In Bruges'.

buried

James Gandolfini. The MotherF**inF**kin one callin the shots

pickarooney

Sean Bean. That Yorkshire vowel is king.

Jim Bob Scratcher

buried wrote: »

James Gandolfini. The MotherF**inF**kin one callin the shots

"I did, then i put it in drive"

Richie was ****ing brilliant :cool:

Harry Palmr

Samuel ****ing Jackson.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ie4y57Ko-w0

Samuel T. Cogley

Best Scene:

death1234567

Robert Carlyle aka begbie

/close thread.

Ulysses Gaze

buried

Jim Bob Scratcher wrote: »

"I did, then i put it in drive"

Richie was ****ing brilliant :cool:

Watching them all again over the Christmas, at the end of season one at the minute, can't wait for the second and Rich, it's my favourite season

Ryath

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bfHB6kO4xY

harry Bailey esq

death1234567 wrote: »

Robert Carlyle aka begbie

/close thread.

Nah,it's the f word. In fairness to Carlyle I've never heard the word c*nt uttered with such venom as his anti-hero Franco Begbie.

21Savage

Something about an American saying '**** you' sounds so much harsher than an Irish accent.

Grandeeod

harry Bailey esq wrote: »

Nah,it's the f word. In fairness to Carlyle I've never heard the word c*nt uttered with such venom as his anti-hero Franco Begbie.

Yeah great with the c*nt word as Begbie.

I'm not convinced European actors can deliver the F word as good as the Americans. But Colm Meany was fairly good at it. Maybe its an Irish thing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oV2_MUBGHHM

bazz26

Arnie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlJtohZSsfY

fin12

Tom Hardy, **** you.

hairyslug

Chances are the link won't work but it's the kitchen scene in the wire.

https://youtu.be/vx0xulrOsgQ

fin12

Tom Hardy, ur f*cking nuts.

theteal

I've always liked the delivery of the below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjI1XXeEQ6g

Billy86

Ulysses Gaze wrote: »

I somehow, genuinely, did not even notice that was Tom Cruise until about 2/3rds through the movie. He's excellent in that, and genuinely really funny for a guy that doesn't do comedy.

Billy86

Some actors who really, really know how to say f***

Ulysses Gaze

Ulysses Gaze

The_Valeyard

Liam Neeson as Michae Colllins on hearing from Joe that the British have called a truce

Mad_Dave

Peter Capaldi as Malcolm Tucker in 'The Thick Of It'

Ari Gold in Entourage was pretty good as well.

Ulysses Gaze

Lirange

Most of Glengarry Glenross was just a pissing contest to see who could say it better.

Dr Crayfish

Billy86 wrote: »

I somehow, genuinely, did not even notice that was Tom Cruise until about 2/3rds through the movie. He's excellent in that, and genuinely really funny for a guy that doesn't do comedy.

That film, and especially the Tom Cruise scenes, annoyed me because it was so up its own arse, nudge nudge wink wink we're rich Hollywood actors. Really disliked it and especially that dwarf Scientologist freak trying to be funny.

dxhound2005

These days the word actress has gone out of fashion. All the thesps, male and female are actors. Any female candidates?

Dr Crayfish

Anyway for me it's Al Pacino when he turned into shouty Al Pacino some time in the 80s or 90s.

Tell me how

Grandeeod wrote: »

Yeah great with the c*nt word as Begbie.

I'm not convinced European actors can deliver the F word as good as the Americans. But Colm Meany was fairly good at it. Maybe its an Irish thing.

Can't find the video but Tom Vaughan-Lawlor in his final scene as Nidge.
As he was talking to Siobhain and she told him she had ratted on him.

He said the line "When I get you, and I f*cking will..." Really believable. If I remember it correctly, as he said the word "f*cking", spit flew out of his mouth, really emphasised it.

Mutant z

Joe Pesci is a strong contender for the crown from those Goodfellas scenes alone.

DEFTLEFTHAND

Basically any Italian American actor from the East Coast.

DEFTLEFTHAND

Lirange wrote: »

Most of Glengarry Glenross was just a pissing contest to see who could say it better.

There's some really good sounboard prank calls out there using Pacino from Glengarry Glenross.

Dr Crayfish

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Basically any Italian American actor from the East Coast.

Except Stanley Tucci

velo.2010

Not an actor as such but the Iron Shiek has a way with words...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Opv_GPC2iFY

Mr. CooL ICE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EG6apxGWqw

bnt

Assetbacked wrote: »

Best individual "F you" was, for me, Bryan Cranston in Breaking Bad to Gretchin.

When it comes to multiple variations on the F-word, though, my thoughts go straight to Hugh Grant in Four Weddings and a Funeral:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjixdVvkfL4

Ralf and Florian

mikemac2

John Malcovich does it best

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asNyBvsM-6Q

Samuri Suicide

The queen of the saying the F word. Also how she says decapitated in this clip makes me smile every time!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=260bjJxPdws

Ralf and Florian

No mention yet of Ray Fackin Winstone.

Grandeeod

While he's an actor not known for the classic delivery of the F word, he really got the chance to push the boat out in this movie. Steve Martin. Planes. Trains and Automobiles.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWRxPDhd3d0

Don Kiddick

Jim Jeffries is up there..... although his use of the C word is unparalleled

https://youtu.be/20H_KcXHDKg

Baron Kurtz

Understated in the grand scheme but nonetheless effective, Charles Grodin to de Niro in Midnight Run. Restaurant scene.

Grandeeod

Baron Kurtz wrote: »

Understated in the grand scheme but nonetheless effective, Charles Grodin to de Niro in Midnight Run. Restaurant scene.

I watched it the other night on Netflix. First time in feckin years. You're right. Understated.

fergiesfolly

Amanda Michael Plummer as Honey Bunny in Pulp Fiction:
"Any of you fu@king pri@ks move, and I'll execute every motherfu@king last one of you!"

Sorry, can't upload the video