I was really drunk one night at my local The Eliot Arms in Saint Germans, Cornwall and I’m sat at the bar when this man bumps into me. I turn to my side to see it was Alan Ford, though being very drunk at the time I couldn’t remember his name just his face. I said I recognise you from somewhere then I said you were Brick Top in Snatch and continued to call him Brick Top. I bought his drink, had a chat to him and asked for an autograph (behind the bar were postcards with a picture of the pub on it so I got one from the bar) where he wrote “To Nich thanks for the drink, chat and recognition. Wishing you all the best Brick Top AKA Alan Ford”. Still got that autograph some 16yrs later
I'm pissed at myself for losing Robin Askwith's "From an exile in Gozo 1. 1. 90 ". He said that Mick Jagger got unnerved at his resemblence to Brian Jones
I went for lunch with my mum today and when I ordered a coffee the woman in the cafe asked me if I wanted any sugar to which I answered ‘no thank you, I’m sweet enough’ she laughed and asked me if I had been watching snatch. Oh that made my day.
I was fortunate enough to spend an evening with Alan Ford. I got pictures and a video with him. Had drinks and a meal with him and his lovely wife. A waitress asked him if he wanted another wine before going on stage. He said “yes please”. The waitress asked “small or large?” He said… “Large… I’m old, I haven’t got time to fuck about”. Everything he said that night was a perfect quote.. An absolute legend of a man!!!!
bloody hell im finna to rewatch myself snatch is a one of a kind movie and i swear you will never get anything like this again i mean damn movie was made in 2000 that's before and previous to a lot of Bs that will come later fuccin hell if 2020 saw snatch today holy shit they'd have a literal cow xD
'Do you now the word Nemesis?' Surely one of the best scenes in one of the best London gangster movies ever. Truly a great movie and Alan Ford totally owned his character and every scene he was in. Wonderful stuff Alan.
Alan Ford is one of my favourite actors, I do hope if Guy Ritchie has a film in the pipeline that he’s involved again. Though I doubt it as they’ve not worked together since Snatch and Alan is now 84 so he’s getting on a bit
Blame that on social justice warriors. Lucky I lived long enough before millennials that I got to see a ton of good movies in the theater. All you have now is watching old movies streaming. But at least you have that I guess.
I love when he's talking about cutting up the body. The attention to detail when he says "apparently" and "so I hear" like he's just heard about that sort of thing and never actually done it.
The irony: Stephen Joseph Graham, who plays the meek & confused "Tommy" next to Turk, would go on to play many gang bosses himself, including Al Capone in Boardwalk Empire.
“You’re on thin fucking ice my pedigree chums, and I shall be under it when it breaks” I love that he didn’t say “if it breaks” he said “when it breaks” as in they’re fucked no matter what they do. Chills every time.
Alan Ford had 4 screen tests. On the final one he forgot his contact lenses, choosing to wear glasses. Guy Ritchie loved the look and gave him the part, stating he would have a special thick-framed pair of glasses made for him
And the Oscar goes to Alan Ford, if only awards were based on great performances and superb characters instead of politics. That is one of the best characters in any film , the script delivered to perfection.Needs a series centered around Top Brick seen from his view point like the Hunger games franchise. Thinking can get you into a lot of trouble Errol, I shouldn'd do so much of it, now put the kettle on.
Bob Hoskins 'The Long Good Friday.' That is one of THE best film performances this WORLD has EVER seen. But Alan Ford is utterly sublime in 'Snatch.' I'm a professional actor too. 25 years experience.
Superb performance by Allan Ford, sets the acting bar as the villain in a movie. The whole film was filled by quality actors with great roles, if you haven’t seen Snatch then you need to.
Is it Curry to a pisshead...? As in a person from india... Or, is it *Cutty* (Cutty shark scotch) to a pisshead... As in an alcoholic? Because I've read different captions from different DVD's and one said curry and the other said cutty.. Both statements are prevalent within cockney dialect I've ascertained. We'd need to read a copy of the films script to find out.
@@gn7740 Claret? Thats cockney slang referring to blood. As in the color red.. Wrong guy Ritchie film... Jason Stathams character uses the word in the lorry with the traffic warden in lock stock and 2 smoking barrels.
@@lilmike2710 He’s talking about the sight of curry to someone drunk. Here in England curry is a heavenly sight when one is pissed 😂. But also the fact that a drunken fucker isn’t going to question the sight of curry, just like a pig isn’t going to care about it being a human corpse. It’s genius
Best Top Dog East End Gangster portrayal ever, so evil, but has that charisma, so you can see how a character such as him, might just be able to exist. One of the best villains ever, I think the fact he looks like some old geezer from your local, makes it that much scarier, You never know who ya fucking with
Interesting to note that Brick Top isn't even the top dog in the film, he's just higher than Turkish, Tommy, Mickey and Vince and his boys. The guys who are upset with Brick Top after Mickey's first fight are higher up than him and had him begging like a pup for forgiveness (comparably speaking)
Snatch was my favourite film when I was growing up. I remember renting it from a video store (those were the days). Then I got it on VHS.. played it over and over and over, never got tired of it. I'm sure I must have watched it close to a hundred times back in my youth.. I knew every word in it off by heart. I always thought it was by far the best British movie of it's generation.. in my opinion much better than Lock Stock which seems to be more appreciated and held in higher regard.. for whatever reason Lock Stock never clicked with me in the same way Snatch did. Personally, I much preferred Snatch. Maybe it's just because I grew up with it. But either ways, truly fantastic film. One of the best. A real classic.
My third favourite film of all time (and I'm in my late 60's) just behind Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. My absolute favourite is Blazing Saddles. All three films brilliant, in fact perfect. The acting in Lock, Stock and Snatch was simply unbelievably amazing.
Get us a cup of tea… such a soothing English concept, yet he manages to project such evil intent. I can only watch him through the gaps in my fingers. I am impressed and appalled simultaneously.
“There is a campsite full of pikes who might not think your so fucking funny, not when they are putting out the flames on their children’s backs” absolutely brutal
In my arrogant opinion that was one of the greatest movies of all time, fantastic directing, acting, music, sound imagination, hilarious scenes, and perfect casting all around. Amazing work. Some real experienced actors, heavy hitters of drama, comedy, action, absolute genius. I love gangster movies. We all dream of being bad asses, wise asses, able to kick ass, and tell people to bugger off. Even if it's not in real life, it's fun to listen to the (reality checks) when the thugs get after you. No matter how tough you are, or think you are; there's always a thug crazier, and more dangerous than you. Great laughs, great fantasy. Glad I'm retired.
Such a good film.. Alan Ford as Brick Top had some memorable lines, delivered expertly.. always made me wonder if a real life Brick Top ever existed???
@@drunkenmaster6434: Brick Top's glasses were Alan Ford's. According to Ford, somehow he wound up reading for it with his glasses ("me lenses", as he called them) on instead of his contacts, which he normally didn't do, but the director liked the look and said to use them during filming. Brick Top's glasses were accidental, not at all part of the script or the character's initial design.
@@MariusRiley Nearly right. He forgot his contact lenses for a screen test so wore his glasses, Guy Richie liked the idea of glasses but sent him to the opticians and picked a frame designed for industrial use that could be used as safety glasses , heavy duty , result was the effect we saw in thye film.
“What have you got to tell me that’s so effin’ important?” is incredibly funny when you consider that they are about to be killed at his command if they don’t tell him what he wants to hear 😂😂😅
Alan Ford - total genius. This is one of my favorite films, always makes me smile. Im a Jason Statham fan so when I watched this I found myself waiting for "Bricktop" to say something, anything. Truly awesome !
hey man the dialog, and the absolutle sublime delivery of everything that Alan Ford comes out with in this film is fooking genius he is actually more scarier than Mike Tyson and what you hear is pure Britaina!!!!!!!!!!
Bluetooth Tony, Brick Top, Boris the bullet dodger, the robbing trio all could have their own spin off. The character build-up in this movie is that good.
I forget about this character Brick Top, after a while then see videos like this and remember he's one of the best characters. My favoirite part is when Errol walks in, sees that there is a dead body, continues to get his guy a cup of tea, does what he was asked to do, steps over the body without looking then leaves. 5:15
Yeah at that moment that’s when even the slower black guys were starting to realise the danger they were in. 7ft Errol being this mysterious old man’s tea boy
I was really drunk one night at my local The Eliot Arms in Saint Germans, Cornwall and I’m sat at the bar when this man bumps into me. I turn to my side to see it was Alan Ford, though being very drunk at the time I couldn’t remember his name just his face. I said I recognise you from somewhere then I said you were Brick Top in Snatch and continued to call him Brick Top. I bought his drink, had a chat to him and asked for an autograph (behind the bar were postcards with a picture of the pub on it so I got one from the bar) where he wrote “To Nich thanks for the drink, chat and recognition. Wishing you all the best Brick Top AKA Alan Ford”. Still got that autograph some 16yrs later
That’s awesome. By all accounts he’s a very nice guy.
Better than cutting your Jacobs off.
@Fur Q Repulsive. Slaves willingly want to be part of it.
I'm pissed at myself for losing Robin Askwith's "From an exile in Gozo 1. 1. 90 ". He said that Mick Jagger got unnerved at his resemblence to Brian Jones
I don't believe you because you were drunk
"You're in thin fucking ice, my pedigree chums, and I shall be under it when it breaks."
Such a great line.
On ice not in ice u dumbass
Brick top is the highest quality gangster ever made in cinema
“Now. Fuck off!”
@@it5221 Not very smart is he Errol?
"Inconfuckingspicuous."
Brick Top's speech about pigs was one of the best cinematic monologues ever in a gangster movie
Every time i watch the show, that part makes me think of willie pickton.
I think the nemesis speech would scare the life outa most folk.
Right up there with the "Sicilian"scene in True Romance
"they will go through bone like buttah"
Agreed!
I went for lunch with my mum today and when I ordered a coffee the woman in the cafe asked me if I wanted any sugar to which I answered ‘no thank you, I’m sweet enough’ she laughed and asked me if I had been watching snatch. Oh that made my day.
I was fortunate enough to spend an evening with Alan Ford. I got pictures and a video with him. Had drinks and a meal with him and his lovely wife. A waitress asked him if he wanted another wine before going on stage. He said “yes please”. The waitress asked “small or large?” He said… “Large… I’m old, I haven’t got time to fuck about”. Everything he said that night was a perfect quote.. An absolute legend of a man!!!!
Almost every line coming from between those teeth is a legendary quote...
‘You can keep that silly fat bastard, the lads can’t lift him.’ Makes me laugh every time. 😂
I think we should drip dry ‘em govna
😂😂
Same here.. everytime I hear that line I have to laugh!!
underrated line
"You take sugar?"
"No thanks Turkish, I'm sweet enough." -- Brick Top
Legend
Yes indeed
I use that line in many ways
To speak for myself
Or to adress others ;)
Your seem sweet enough ..
@@ppvk2610 Sweet!
If he's sweet then Buffalo Bill is a care bear.
Some suited prick I didn't know said this to me when I offered him a coffee at the office once. What a prat.
"If I throw a dog a bone, I don't want to know if it tastes good or not." Good god, one of the best things ever said ever.
“You stop me when I’m walkin again, and I’ll cut your fuckin Jacobs off”
@@aaronbrakefield "orf"'*
"you stop me again whilst im walking" :)
@@aaronbrakefield I was wondering what he was saying. I heard "jay birds." Lol. Dude is legend.
@Evil Jester brick jester🤣🤣
Somehow the state of Brick Top's teeth just adds to the scariness of his character I reckon.
8 years ago goddamit..
One month ago, goddamit!
@@bushwacka8395 you said it man
And glasses
It's all that tea
I have lost track of how many times I have watched this dvd. One of the best films ever made.
bloody hell im finna to rewatch myself snatch is a one of a kind movie and i swear you will never get anything like this again i mean damn movie was made in 2000 that's before and previous to a lot of Bs that will come later fuccin hell if 2020 saw snatch today holy shit they'd have a literal cow xD
I have to agree with you 110% I know all the characters names, and their lines. In The Gentlemen, I can't say that.
Totally agree, this film just doesn’t get boring, no matter how many times you watch it ( same with Lock, Stock and two Smoking Barrels)
@@flinch9748- "Comfortable Mullet? Seems sadly ironic it's that tie got you into this pickle."
@@tuckerfrd1 😂😂👍🏻
Bullet tooth Tony!
'Do you now the word Nemesis?' Surely one of the best scenes in one of the best London gangster movies ever. Truly a great movie and Alan Ford totally owned his character and every scene he was in. Wonderful stuff Alan.
epic monologue
Such a masterful performance, he was fantastic!
‘Cause the Brits have always been the superior country in acting.
YES!
Alan Ford is one of my favourite actors, I do hope if Guy Ritchie has a film in the pipeline that he’s involved again. Though I doubt it as they’ve not worked together since Snatch and Alan is now 84 so he’s getting on a bit
This movie is pure gold. They don't make good one's like this anymore 😔.
Blame that on social justice warriors. Lucky I lived long enough before millennials that I got to see a ton of good movies in the theater. All you have now is watching old movies streaming. But at least you have that I guess.
Good actors and great characters
And they never will ever again.
from start to finish
@@dextermorgan4093 what are you on about? Your comment makes absolutely no sense
I love when he's talking about cutting up the body. The attention to detail when he says "apparently" and "so I hear" like he's just heard about that sort of thing and never actually done it.
He’s taking the piss toying with his prey. Joker-esqe
Never say anything you don't want your mother to hear in court.
Bad boy yardee knew right away that they had all fucked up when he walked in the office.
Asking for a friend.
@Bad Eugene Cops
I’ll be a friend. What say you?
No other Cockney Gangster film can Top this movie..
And no Living Human being could've ever played this role better than Alan Ford.
Sexy beast is also a masterclass.
I would never have picked Alan Ford for this part. Not menacing enough. Shows you what I know,he was brilliant! How did Guy Richie know?
The irony: Stephen Joseph Graham, who plays the meek & confused "Tommy" next to Turk, would go on to play many gang bosses himself, including Al Capone in Boardwalk Empire.
Alan Ford was a friendly bartender in "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels".
yeah, it`s called acting.
one of the most dangerous and scariest, ruthless caracthers in a single movie
Richie’s best work, absolutely brilliant.
Masterpiece!
You have to see his earlies masterpiece, Lock Stock & 2 Smoking Barrels...
Lock Stock is slightly better to me, but I love this movie here too.
The expression - " I DONT CARE IF HE IS MOHAMMED IM HARD BRUCE LEE" allways makes me laugh. Brick Top should have had an Oscar for this masterpiece.
Lol!!
I don't get it
@@OscarMaris I think he says that he doesnt care who he is, be it an immortal being or deity. He will still kick his ass
@@folarinalabi3250 well yeah that's obvious I just don't get the "I'm hard" part
@@OscarMaris He says "Ahmad"
Alan Ford as Brick Top , Ben Kingsley as Don Logan . Snatch and Sexy Beast .Two epic movies and two absolute epic performances .
I loved Sexy Beast. Kingsley was a machine
No!No!No!No!No!No!No!No! NO! NO! No!No!No!No!No!No!No!No! NO! NO! Not this fucking time! Not this fucking time!
“You’re on thin fucking ice my pedigree chums, and I shall be under it when it breaks” I love that he didn’t say “if it breaks” he said “when it breaks” as in they’re fucked no matter what they do. Chills every time.
So many great lines in this movie. "Where'd ya lose him? He ain't a set of car keys is he?" hahaha
whoever casted him for this role is a fucking genius :)
Guy Ritchie didn't cast him, he just said get me Alan Ford.
No one, but no one else could be Brick Top.
Alan Ford had 4 screen tests. On the final one he forgot his contact lenses, choosing to wear glasses. Guy Ritchie loved the look and gave him the part, stating he would have a special thick-framed pair of glasses made for him
I’ve only ever seen this actor as the cabbie in American werewolf in London. He was pretty good in that, then snatch made him a legend.
You've gotta think it was written for him..
And the Oscar goes to Alan Ford, if only awards were based on great performances and superb characters instead of politics. That is one of the best characters in any film , the script delivered to perfection.Needs a series centered around Top Brick seen from his view point like the Hunger games franchise. Thinking can get you into a lot of trouble Errol, I shouldn'd do so much of it, now put the kettle on.
Name a better played villain in a british crime drama. Exceptional acting and delivers authenticity to the performance.
Harold Shand
@@mattvalins1475 had to look it up Ray Winstone gets an honourable mention.
Terry Norton .
Bob Hoskins 'The Long Good Friday.' That is one of THE best film performances this WORLD has EVER seen. But Alan Ford is utterly sublime in 'Snatch.' I'm a professional actor too. 25 years experience.
@@shaundstone I've never seen the film but will certainly give it a watch on your recommendation cheers.
Brick Top's "Nemesis" bit, alongside Pulp Fiction's "Ezekiel 25:17" are IMO some of the best examples of dialogue in modern cinema history.
I'd also add Pacino's monologue in Scent of a woman to that list.
Love the coin toss scene from no country for old men aswell 👍
The greedy as a pig monologue is even better IMO.
Yes!!
And the monologue Armand Asante gives at beginning of Gotti movie
Unbelievable performance! Never seen a character like this guy!
"Anything to declare?"
"Yeah. Don't go to England."
shut up you big bald fuck ! :D i loved Cousin Avi
‘’I fucking hate dogs’’
"No thank you Turkish, I'm sweet enough" is my favourite line of the whole movie.
Brick top needs his own movie..so disappointing they never made it
Forget a movie, this guy needs a mafia series !
@Sam Myers eh?
You never know. I doubt anyone can do it like Alan Ford. I would be great to see a younger version of him on the rise. Serious.
He needs a PREQUEL that means that it could realistically be done today
you are so stupid that you may want a Snatch sequel also, right?
Such a good movie, he deserved a Oscar.
And a BAFTA
An*
Every one of them deserved an oscar. Crew included. Cinematic perfection.
They all deserved Oscars ... it’s such a brilliant film
Giving the m oscars would be insulting them...keep that shit for your hollywood bullshit ;)
Alan was of course a master at this role but his retribution at the end was so just and satisfying.
Superb performance by Allan Ford, sets the acting bar as the villain in a movie. The whole film was filled by quality actors with great roles, if you haven’t seen Snatch then you need to.
The pathos of 'I'm sweet enough' is so well delivered.
Everyone in snatch plays there part bloody awesome.
Vinny, Sol an Tyrone in the car my favourite.
Course they are…
"It was at a funny *angle."
Mad that Sol is Morgan, a martial arts trained mega dude with a staff on The Walking Dead 😀
"It's behind you, Tyrone! Whenever you reverse, things come from behind you!"
With the dog !!!!!
"The sight of a chopped up corpse will look like curry to a pisshead."
Is it Curry to a pisshead...?
As in a person from india...
Or, is it *Cutty* (Cutty shark scotch) to a pisshead...
As in an alcoholic? Because I've read different captions from different DVD's and one said curry and the other said cutty..
Both statements are prevalent within cockney dialect I've ascertained. We'd need to read a copy of the films script to find out.
@@lilmike2710 I thought he said Claret.
@@gn7740 Claret? Thats cockney slang referring to blood.
As in the color red.. Wrong guy Ritchie film... Jason Stathams character uses the word in the lorry with the traffic warden in lock stock and 2 smoking barrels.
@@lilmike2710 He’s talking about the sight of curry to someone drunk. Here in England curry is a heavenly sight when one is pissed 😂. But also the fact that a drunken fucker isn’t going to question the sight of curry, just like a pig isn’t going to care about it being a human corpse. It’s genius
@@campbellmangolesocasteel5178 That's the way I've understood it.
He has the greatest dialogue for a gangster I’ve ever seen in a movie. So many classic lines..
Best Top Dog East End Gangster portrayal ever, so evil, but has that charisma, so you can see how a character such as him, might just be able to exist. One of the best villains ever, I think the fact he looks like some old geezer from your local, makes it that much scarier, You never know who ya fucking with
Very well analysed
Interesting to note that Brick Top isn't even the top dog in the film, he's just higher than Turkish, Tommy, Mickey and Vince and his boys. The guys who are upset with Brick Top after Mickey's first fight are higher up than him and had him begging like a pup for forgiveness (comparably speaking)
An absolute masterclass of a performance.
One of the most menacing characters in cinema history!
Snatch is without a doubt one of my all time favorite hidden gems. It helps if you enjoy British humour and understand some of their ism's
Met Alan Ford in an elevator yesterday...great guy!
Did he throw you a bone?
@@zzz7zzz9 lol
@RapedByRepublicansII yeah suuuuure she did. Then superman came through the window to tug you off... Dickhead
This film never gets old
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Just a masterpiece of a movie
Snatch was my favourite film when I was growing up. I remember renting it from a video store (those were the days). Then I got it on VHS.. played it over and over and over, never got tired of it. I'm sure I must have watched it close to a hundred times back in my youth.. I knew every word in it off by heart. I always thought it was by far the best British movie of it's generation.. in my opinion much better than Lock Stock which seems to be more appreciated and held in higher regard.. for whatever reason Lock Stock never clicked with me in the same way Snatch did. Personally, I much preferred Snatch. Maybe it's just because I grew up with it. But either ways, truly fantastic film. One of the best. A real classic.
"Now I know you came back to open your safe, so now you can open it" damn!
The ending of snatch is such a great ending. Loved it and the musical score.
[a quote from bricktop goes here]
Dats a good quote
"Of course, fucking of course!"
Hence the expression, "Greedy as a pig"...Epic 😎
My third favourite film of all time (and I'm in my late 60's) just behind Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. My absolute favourite is Blazing Saddles. All three films brilliant, in fact perfect. The acting in Lock, Stock and Snatch was simply unbelievably amazing.
Alan Ford has been playing the same part for 40 years. Even when he was in Alan Partridge!
you wanna get sucked in?
One of the greatest and most quotable movies of all time!
"Of course fucking of course!! I wasn't asking I was telling!" My favourite character in this great film.
You know he's scary when Goldie looks frightened 🤣
When the Yardie looks terrified its time to weigh up leaving by nearest window!!
Love brick top. Iconic character portrayed exquisitely by Mr Ford
A masterclass in acting, brilliant cast.
Very clever movie, well put together and a credit to Guy Richie for the cast. Loved this movie.
One of my fav all time films. Seen it loads of times. Just superb.
Get us a cup of tea… such a soothing English concept, yet he manages to project such evil intent. I can only watch him through the gaps in my fingers. I am impressed and appalled simultaneously.
Brick Top is absolutely terrifying--ruthless and relishing every moment of the pain and fear he inflicts.
Whoever wrote this script is a bonafide genius
“There is a campsite full of pikes who might not think your so fucking funny, not when they are putting out the flames on their children’s backs” absolutely brutal
He is so just spot on. Alan made this movie. He hits all the beats just perfect.
One of the funniest, most vicious and menacing film villians EVER!
Guy Rithie's script is as brilliant as Alan Ford's performance.
My fave gangster movie of all time,love everything about it. 😁🇬🇧
He plays the role absolutely spot on.
In my arrogant opinion that was one of the greatest movies of all time, fantastic directing, acting, music, sound imagination, hilarious scenes, and perfect casting all around. Amazing work. Some real experienced actors, heavy hitters of drama, comedy, action, absolute genius. I love gangster movies. We all dream of being bad asses, wise asses, able to kick ass, and tell people to bugger off. Even if it's not in real life, it's fun to listen to the (reality checks) when the thugs get after you. No matter how tough you are, or think you are; there's always a thug crazier, and more dangerous than you. Great laughs, great fantasy. Glad I'm retired.
Such a good film.. Alan Ford as Brick Top had some memorable lines, delivered expertly.. always made me wonder if a real life Brick Top ever existed???
Not sure if he's partly based on Ron Kray (glasses)
People who probably thought they were....
@@drunkenmaster6434: Brick Top's glasses were Alan Ford's. According to Ford, somehow he wound up reading for it with his glasses ("me lenses", as he called them) on instead of his contacts, which he normally didn't do, but the director liked the look and said to use them during filming.
Brick Top's glasses were accidental, not at all part of the script or the character's initial design.
@@MariusRiley Nearly right. He forgot his contact lenses for a screen test so wore his glasses, Guy Richie liked the idea of glasses but sent him to the opticians and picked a frame designed for industrial use that could be used as safety glasses , heavy duty , result was the effect we saw in thye film.
@@drunkenmaster6434 hmm never thought of that but now it seems obvious…
They are all Brilliant charectors in this film.You just cant diss it in any way
"you bet your bollocks to a barn dance"
I genuinely still us this in a chat.
@@andrewmcculloch8137 it's part of my vocabulary because of this movie
Brick top is the most straight talker in the movie! Legend character!
All the characters were great in this movie, but he was definitely my favorite.
Brad Pitt as Mickey was amazing too
Of course fucking of course, i wasn't asking i was telling.
Every line in this movie is quotable. Masterpiece
“What have you got to tell me that’s so effin’ important?” is incredibly funny when you consider that they are about to be killed at his command if they don’t tell him what he wants to hear 😂😂😅
This masterpiece made a Guy Ritchie fan
best character in a film ever
Love his dark sarcasm. Very intimidating. But hilarious at the same time. He was good in American Werewolf in London.
Pure unadulterated joy. Great movie
Alan Ford, Legend!
Alan Ford - total genius. This is one of my favorite films, always makes me smile.
Im a Jason Statham fan so when I watched this I found myself waiting for "Bricktop" to say something, anything.
Truly awesome !
First movie he do not fitgh
yes
One of the best films I ever saw in my life.
This is such an excellent movie. I highly recommend it.
"you take sugar?......No thank you Turkish,I'm sweet enough."
Timeless laughter and action with brilliant actor who played him
One of the best endings to any movie ever !
hey man the dialog, and the absolutle sublime delivery of everything that Alan Ford comes out with in this film is fooking genius he is actually more scarier than Mike Tyson and what you hear is pure Britaina!!!!!!!!!!
Just like Lock Stock this film was one of the all time greatest.
Best gangster part ever played.
A righteous infliction of retribution manifested by an appropriate agent… ❤
Snatch probably the best British film of the past 25 years & Alan Ford and Bricktop the best actors and characters over the same period.
Love, love LOVE Brick Top!! *Get us a cuppa tea, Errol* Tea delivered and cue the Nemesis speech!! Pure freakin' class!!!! He sure is *sweet enough*
This movie could've had 20 different spin offs.
This movie is technically a spin off itself,
Of lock stock and two smoking barrels. Better movie. Or equally as good.
Tyrone - the musical
@@chippsymcstagger4571 How Boris Got His Groove On.
If it was made by Marvel, it would.
Bluetooth Tony, Brick Top, Boris the bullet dodger, the robbing trio all could have their own spin off. The character build-up in this movie is that good.
I feel like I can smell his breath through my screen
One of my favourite films ever. I really consider Brick Top the overall antagonist/villain of Snatch.
One of the top twenty characters in all of the movies I've seen!!!Bricktop was brilliant!!!lol very memorable.
I forget about this character Brick Top, after a while then see videos like this and remember he's one of the best characters. My favoirite part is when Errol walks in, sees that there is a dead body, continues to get his guy a cup of tea, does what he was asked to do, steps over the body without looking then leaves. 5:15
Yeah at that moment that’s when even the slower black guys were starting to realise the danger they were in. 7ft Errol being this mysterious old man’s tea boy
Errol really looks like a crime lords lackey. Brilliant bit of casting.
Serious Good film Alan is really good as Brick top.
On the soundtrack: Massive Attack - "Angel" (Sepultura did a great cover of this song, by the way).
Alan Ford is fantastic in Snatch 🤣🤣🤣