Accidental Murder - The Talented Mr. Ripley (4/12) Movie CLIP (1999) HD
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After scolding Tom (Matt Damon) for being boring and pretending to be someone else, Tom attacks and eventually murders Dickie (Jude Law).
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After the Oscar-winning The English Patient, writer/director Anthony Minghella attempted another tricky literary adaptation with The Talented Mr. Ripley, which features heartthrob Matt Damon cast against type as a psychopathic bisexual murderer. Tom Ripley (Damon) is a bright and charismatic sociopath who makes his way in mid-'50s New York City as a men's room attendant and sometimes pianist, though his real skill is in impersonating other people, forging handwriting, and running second-rate scams. After being mistaken for a Princeton student, Tom meets the shipping tycoon father of Dickie Greenleaf (Jude Law), who has traveled to the coast of Italy, where he's living a carefree life with his father's money and his beautiful girlfriend, Marge (Gwyneth Paltrow). Dickie's father will pay Ripley 1,000 dollars plus his expenses if he can persuade Dickie to return to America. As Ripley and Dickie become friends, Tom finds himself both attracted to Dickie and envious of his life of pleasure. In time, he decides that he would rather be Dickie Greenleaf than Tom Ripley, so rather than go back to his life of poverty, Ripley impulsively murders Dickie and assumes his identity. The Talented Mr. Ripley was based on the first of a series of novels featuring Tom Ripley written by Patricia Highsmith; the story was previously filmed in 1960 as Purple Noon, with Alain Delon as Ripley.
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Cast: Matt Damon, Jude Law
Director: Anthony Minghella
Producers: Steve E. Andrews, Lydia Dean Pilcher, William Horberg, Sydney Pollack, Tom Sternberg, Alessandro von Norman, Paul Zaentz
Screenwriters: Patricia Highsmith, Anthony Minghella
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"Why is it when men play they always play at killing each other"
That was an excellent foreshadowing
Never noticed the foreshadowing. That's great thank you.
Jude Law is gorgeous here.
almost as gorgeous as me.
Simon0 That One Person Who Praises Themselves
that was ironic
Jude law is gorgeous everywhere and all the time
Right up until he gets a paddle to the face
it's so eerie how Tom cuddled
with Dickie's bleeding dead body on the boat after that, and what makes it even more interesting was that it wasn't in a sexual way but more like a frightened child nestling up to his mother. this movie was beautiful it didn't just portray sociopathy in that single direction modern Hollywood way, there were twists and turns so painfully accurate and you just couldn't hate Tom
Tom si era invaghito di Dickie nel film questo è indubbio. Se Dickie non lo avesse respinto dicendo che non lo amava la storia poteva prendere una svolta positiva.Dopo averlo ucciso riesce a mettere in atto ciò che non aveva potuto fare quando era vivo e cioè abbracciarlo , accarezzarlo, stringerlo a sè e forse baciarlo.
Wait who's the sociopath, tom or dickie?
The book is even better that way. They don’t fight. He doesn’t cuddle him. The murder is no accident. Ripley planned it beforehand, it is the very reason he got Dickie into the boat, so he can dispose of the body. AND still... you can’t hate Ripley. The way he is written is that good! I understand that in the movie, they cannot really give him an entire inner monologue, so they made him likeable in another way.
@Henz Vlog. Tv
As I read the book beforehand, I naturally cannot (or at least struggle) to separate the character of Ripley(book) and Ripley(movie). There will always be a trace of Ripley(book) when I watch the movie, and consequently, when rereading the book, I suppose I would put a bit of Ripley(movie) into the character of Ripley(book).
In short, I do not have a non-prejudiced view of the character in the movie.
I can tell you, however, why the character appeals to audiences even though they wouldn’t trust, or at least befriend, a character as Ripley in real life.
It is true that he is a murderer. For that fact alone we should despise him, but Highsmith(creator of the character) did a very good job on his initial motivation, and succeeded in making him sympathetic in the same way (for lack of a better example) one might feel sympathetic towards a child or adolescent that lashes out towards the world. Of course, nor the book nor the movie condones murder, I want to make that very clear.
You might compare it to rooting for the Underwoods in House Of Cards, a character on Game Of Thrones, the members of a criminal motorclub in Sons Of Anarchy, Walter White in Breaking Bad, or simply any other initially bad character that audiences might sympathise or root for.
I cannot ‘hate’ them, because I enjoy watching them. I enjoy watching the world through the character’s eyes, enjoy watching them go about their lives in their fictional worlds.
I absolutely hated Tom lol
One of the best films ever made.
Damon, Law, Paltrow, Hoffman, all at the top of their game and immortalized for life.
With a brilliant story, script, direction, set, music, this had it all and my fave actor Matt Damon as the lead.
one of my favorite films!
Best films in America were made in 90-s
also Blanchett!!!
The casting was phenomenal honestly. One of the best.
And beautifully shot too. Made you wanna fly to Italy right away...
Dickie wasnt that bad. A libertine sure but he atleast wanted to break up with Ripley kindly as a last trip.
Jude Law is incredible in this film
One of the best performances of Jude Law!! Great actor!!!!!
I agree, making the face of contempt and disgust. he was good in "The Holiday" too. But his male beauty is so uplifting.
"Dickie, Dickie, Dickie" 😂😂😂
damn that was disturbing.
just watched it again yesterday really enjoy this film.
This scene is crazy. Very talented actors.
'Accidental' means here that the murder was not premeditated. Remember that Ripley wanted Dickie as his couple.
And that's how Tom Ripley created and defeated "Two-Face"!
Both Damon and Law gave equally solid performances in their respective roles. However I will admit that Damon should have been given more nominations for playing Ripley which was by no means an easy character to master. Nevertheless a great and memorable film
This film is one of the few examples of a motion picture that's better than the source material. The film feels a lot more complex and has better fleshed out characters than the novel.
The first time I saw this movie I was nine years old and I didn't understand what the whole boat scene with Marge was about, but now I'm like, ''Ohh, so that's what they were doing.'' Also, Matt Damon's performance in this movie is wonderful!
You saw this when you were 9?! HOW?!
The Man In The Green Hood bad parents
vinny Durham You are an idiot!
tommy, hows the peeping?
@@WalkmanWillWalkAllOverYou:How come you didn't mind her alias name? People who write anonymously want to be so.
Damon's performance is amazing partially because he brings some humanity to the character. His Ripley is clearly amoral, but you feel much more like he's a victim of circumstance. In the novels Ripley elicits no sympathy, and yet his character is somehow very likable. Patricia Highsmith's great talent was in making the monstrous somehow beautiful. Anyway, read the books, guys. Good stories.
this was the best role for m. damon, he just basically had to be himself...
1lowsky lmao dead!
On the contrary damon seems to be a well adjusted confident person bordering on arrogance and self righteousness whereas Tom R...is tortured, had a majooj indentity disorder and is abi sexual meaning that his emotional needs and to great attachment lead him to fall in love with Dickie not because he is a man but because he incarnates the type of confidence Tom craves for not realizing that behing Dickie's charisma lies a selfish superficial and quite unsympathetic character.
Also is the best role of Jude Law
😂😂😂
Later mr Rippley flew to another galaxy and died there in an accident
Matt Damon is perfect actor for this role.
I do think he would make a great Oliver Queen/Green arrow in an dc Green arrow film
comic book reviewer I agree with you.
Alain Delon laught
Not at all. Expecially after you've seen Alain Delon in the same role
"Accidental"
No he is a psychopath so its not accidental
'Accidental' means here that the murder was not premeditated. Remember that Ripley wanted Dickie as his couple.
@@jesusgz1891¿He did?
matt damon is great actor!.
Jude Law broke a rib filming this scene.
I find it genuinely interesting how the film plays this scene. Ive had to read the book for class and the murder is very different. Tom plans to kill Dickie; it's not so out of nowhere. And Dickie doesn't even try to fight back. I don't know which I prefer.
what I liked about the film was how Tom pointed out Dickie behaviour when he saw him and even Dickie wont admit he might be right
But Tom only Said those things cause dickie didnt want to leave Marge for him and move in together,which is completely psychotic. The -you love ME,youre not marrying me makes me ring and squirm everytime.. Concidering how disingenious and fake tom is,he shouldnt criticize dickie...and he dont know him that well,being a clingy mooch handing out spiteful lifelessons. Dickie accepted him much longer than any human would and dickie bitchslapping him is the films highlight. Much better scene than in the Book.
i think tom is a bigger, more remorseless psychopath in the novel. in the film, i feel kind of sorry for him, because he really didn't have much of an identity and tried to shape it as much as he could after dickie whom he really admired. he could have chosen to be a real nobody instead.
@@Sumumabitch78 That the thing When Tom told Dickie faults it more Oh i'm the bad guy but your not kinda thing it like someone telling your a loser or the leech but your quick to point out their hypocritical words
@@christianmillendez1992 it's easily for me the best adaptation of a novella and it gave the story justice but also made a masterpiece of it
What a film 😮 I can’t believe it’s taken me 21 years to see it, it’s an absolute MUST SEE, if you’ve never seen it, do yourself a favour and watch it, it’s just perfect, the cast are superb, I’ve been a fan of all of them for a long time, the story is brilliant, the backdrop, the clothing (especially Judes Jackets) and the setting are immaculate, I’ve not bought a DVD for many years but I’ve just bought this so that I can watch it many many more times, I can’t praise this film highly enough, director Anthony Minghella really created a masterpiece here in my opinion, my congratulations and thanks to all involved, superb 👍
I love this scene because I think that as soon as Tom hit Dickie and he started bleeding Dickie was already dead he was going to bleed out, and Tom genuinely didn’t want to kill Dickie but because Dickie was going of pure he thought in this moment it’s kill or be killed, and at that point it was a survival of the fittest one of them had to die in that boat, you get what I’m saying right?
You can tell how frustrated and insecure Tom is in this scene. He doesn't know what to do with himself.
anthony minghella died way before his time ! r.i.p thank you for your brilliance.
I do admit Jude law would make a great Doctor doom and Matt Damon a great Green arrow
they made Dickie too likable in this version, I lost interest in the film after he's killed
Danbo in a nutshell. You said it. I lost interest after Dickie was killed.
get your interest back. This movie is simply PERFECTION
the movie literally got much better after his death
The movie is amazing, but Jude Law absolutely hit it out of the park with this role. So charismatic in every scene he appeared in.
The filmmakers spent the first half of the movie making the audience (and Tom) fall in love with Dickie, despite his obvious narcissism and complete disregard for the feelings of those around him. There were numerous hints that Dickie had a dark side to him, but (much like Marge and Tom) we mostly ignored this because he was so likeable.
Then when Dickie died, the film took on a much darker tone and the focus was on how long could Tom get away with his dual identities. The sudden tone change was obviously jarring for some, but I think that was the whole point. It reflected how Tom's view of Dickie was completely altered in one scene and how his actions threw his life into chaos.
So you only watched the first 56 minutes?? Part 1 is great but Part 2 is simply fantastic, especially near the end!
This scene felt so real when I first watched it. Still does. It was creepy. I was not expecting it at all honestly. Good job on the acting for sure.
He accidently repeatedly hit him with an oar haha.
This scene still gets to me after 10 years...so brilliant.
Thank you for putting this clip up...i've been looking for it for ages.
1:21 I remember the first I saw this.
It was horrifying.
Such an overlooked film.
This scene is so damn goooood....til the violence kicks in. Yareds score is amazing,you can see Dickie go fom annoyed to bewildered to pissed off and just explode....SO FAR it´s so superior to the book. But they should´ve have made the change from solely wanting to kill Dickie n take his identity,to him killing Dickie when his love and advances are harshly rejected here. Meaning=The ACCIDENTAL murder part just comes of as silly here. Tom rips the oar from its holding and slices Dickies face in about 0.4 seconds??....making it an accident,Tom even wanting to take him to the hospital....and later at the hotel when he checks in,he randomly says he´s Dickie Greenleaf when asked,the opportunity is by chance. And also,how he is so omnipotent is just silly."Please Dickie,stop!"=Don´t make me kill you. He killed someone he didnt wanna kill easily but who wanted to kill him. Come on. the murder comes off as self-defense and just like Tony vs. Ralph in the sopranos,the protagonist gets through a minute long fight without even getting a bruise,cuz you know....for the plot to be able to exist. Minghella overreached here when wanting to make Ripley likable. And though Dickie isn´t lovable,his minor suspicions(which he ignore cuz of his narcissism)are valid n he didnt deserve to die. Minghella could´ve combined his own idea with Highsmiths novel but he went overboard.
very powerful scene i just wanted to know...
how did they do the *blood trickling from the gash on his face"* scene it looked sooo real i mean that was the pivotal scene in the clip... and the emotion shown from nearly strangling him to resisting and belittling mr ripley
jude was superb in this film very brash arrogant bipolar character played very well
warofmankind I know right? How did they do the blood seeping from his face.
Makeup artists are amazing because WOAHH! Unless this was digitally created?? Could be,but doubt it. Anyways really cool.
ive never been so disturbed and captivated by a film or a scene
I'm pretty sure some of the violence was cut from the version I saw...
textthing Which version was that?
They should have called the movie Tom and Dickie's Big Gay Boat Ride
i was sHOOOOOOOOK watching this scene
Shaken😊
Two guys, one paddle
By making this murder accidental they do sacrifice a bit of Ripley's character, but it increases the suspense as Tom now has to improvise solutions to his problems.
Dickie! Dickie! Dickie! hahahahaa
Jude eres el mejor y el más bello,, te amo.
Now I've really got to watch this!
We need a sequel with mat damon. No one plays Ripley better or more creepier than he does. Fantastic acting
Alain Delon and John Milkovich were far superior as Ripley.
@Qwerty123 It's not just the accuracy. Damon's Ripley is _always_ too creepy and too overtly mysterious. Even when he's being the charming guy. Even Peter and Cate Blanchett's character seemed attracted to this creepiness.
Compare this to Alen's version: Alen's Ripely is constantly changing persona: The weird creep and the cheerful guy. Alen showed his amazing range while playing this character. He actually transforms into someone else.
1:10 DICKIE DICKIE DICKIEEEEEEE ahahahha
Gayest murder scene ever!
in the book the murder is premeditated.. ripley goes on the boat KNOWING he's gonna kill him
Even though Ripley is a dangerous sociopaths and I don't like any sociopaths or narcissists, Dickie was very aptly named. No wonder he was such a womanizer. I didn't feel any sympathy for him getting killed in this part, he was getting his comeuppance especially if he almost killed a guy back in the US.
Dickie was just human but he did appreciate the Faker Mr. Ripley because he was in Italy for beating up a kid for making him angry yet he held back from punching Ripley in the face, notice those little slaps are nothing compared and how he holds back from beating Ripley to death, Thomas Ripley is such a huge fake and worried about all the little stupid things that Dickie didn't even pay attention to, Freddie saw what a big fake Ripley was unfortunately Dickie did too but it was too late for him.
Dickie was just a sociopath of another kind or a narcissist his own self. They don't all act alike according to that book called The Sociopath Next Door. He himself is really has his head up his own behind with his own superiority complex, lying and cheating on his girlfriend/fiancée, when his Italian chick on the side died he's their blaming Italy's emergency services and everyone else except himself when he knows she killed herself because she was pregnant. His death didn't really unsettle me it's just that Ripley is just as crazy.
I felt Dickie acted like a Brat and a jerk acting like everyone else is to blame even when it your own fault I just hope if I ever had a kid he/she would not turn out like Dickie
I'm sorry if I were Dickie I wouldn't have talked to Tom on The Boat. I would have asked Marge to give us some privacy and talk to Tom and tell him that he's overstayed his welcome, he knew that he lied about Princeton, and that he's going to tell his Father and he has to be reimbursed.
When i saw this Film i didnt like Matt Damon anymore cause e was so scary in this Film !:D
I didn't like his role interpretation in "Good Will Hunting" either.
MASTERPIECE
Extremely chilling.
I was thinking I wanted to rewatch this movie. Then I found this clip... suddenly I'm not so eager. lol.
Never forget this scene haha
Watched it yesterday. Oh my god. It was so unexpected! Tom looks like the cutest nicest calmest guy in the world, then all of a sudden kills Dickie and becomes this psycho with two personas😨 I was so impressed and this movie kept surprising me moment after moment!
Jude law gagah banget i love you wkwkkwkw.
Well in Swiss law he would 1) be exempted from guilt in regards to manslaughter (murder would not even be considered because there was no premeditation nor other aggravating circumstances) providing it could be established that the initial head wound did not cause Dickie's death 2) he would be condemned for bodily harm (grievous or non according to wound) for the first blow 3) he would be able to plead legitimate defense for the counter attack but would be condemned for an 'excess of....
Jason Bourne jus killed Watson
Jude Law was brilliant in this film. Hes such a good actor here
Matt Damon plays himself here.
According to the book “The Disaster Artist: My Life Inside ‘The Room’, The Greatest Bad Movie Ever Made” by Greg Sestero and Tom Bissell, Greg watched this movie and realized that Tommy Wiseau was just like Tom Ripley - but when Tommy watched it, he was inspired to write the script for The Room, even naming the best friend after Matt Damon (which he misheard as “Mark Damon”)
I had no idea this movie inspired the other greatest movie of our time.
to a mental institution but given the 'method in his madness' as depicted in the film he would probably be considered to have been suffering from a personality disorder which is not usually grounds for pleading insanity (and if we place ourselves in the historical context certainly not). In the book Tom decides to murder Dickie before going out in the boat...then it would be first degree murder...complicated indeed...his lawyer might claim a 'crime of passion' under Italian law which would get..
I haven't read the book to know what liberties the film took with the plot or the characters. I was frightened from the the toe curling meeting on the beach onwards. Without benefit of knowing the book, it was so clear this wasn't going to end well. I thought Jude Law and Matt Damon were well cast. Utterly believable. A very frightening film.
You forgot the part immediately after where he is shown cuddling with Dicky's corpse as the boat gently rocks.
"Some third-class mooch" Lol
You are welcome..I too am fascinated by this movie as you can probably tell. Back at the time the film was depicted to have taken place the laws were quite different from today; especially concerning pleading diminished responsibility because of some mental condition. The film is excellent because it is not a black and white story line. Dickie is both charismatic and fun and, at time, very selfish and exploitative (with the pregnant Italian girl). Tom starts off sincere and well intentioned but
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Slim Charles...
Respect!
Complex legal analysis; Tom is not in a state of legitimate defense when he first strikes Dickie with the oar but then when Dickie counter attacks he is and would be excused for trying to stop the attack especially as he shouts "stop" to Dickie who says that he is going to kill Tom but the final several blows are an excess of proportionality. He could plead legitimate defense but would be condemned for having exceeded what they law allowed him in defense. This case could be taught at law school
Would not Ripley's vulnerable ego/ soul be taken into consideration, as he couldn't handle the true insulting truths of Dickie's? Is it not narcissistic rage? from emotional injure, wound ?
Una grande interpretazione di Jude Law ,il migliore attore in questo film, migliore di Damon che comunque ha recitato benissimo.
Kutchup
amazing acting by matt damon......STOP STOP STOP!
what a way to go!
my family give me the creeps.
ah 'accidental' ?
Tom Ripley: Probably not.
Dickie Greenleaf: Probably.
diki diki hahaha
this scene made me sad asf
Accidental Murder!!!!!!!! Accidental!!!!
Way to spoil it for people with the combination of thumbnail and title.
Oh true
that was fucked up. at 1st it looked like there was no injury but once I saw where all the blood was coming out. I thought holy shit dude that's gonna fuck your smile all the way up
I cat understand how nobody found him??HOW ? all these inspectors and polices, nobody could give justice to all these murders? It is the only thing bitter about this movie...everythg else was pure perfection
1:21 - did he died???
The killing scene really give me shocked
accidental? it looks pretty deliberate to me
I thbink most did. Thats the art of a great trailer. Just like A Room For Romeo Brass. looks like a light hearted romp and is a dark thriller. How realistic was that scene with the oar?!? That is exactly how it would be, a little trickle and then you see just how severe it really was. He would not have been so handsome for Marge after that!
there was nothing accidental about this
There is mmore than one kind of accident
He may be a sociopath, he may lied but in this case he was right.
Right about what?
@@christofferjenzen78 0:42-0:47
Yeah thanks.... ... haha
BTW: I wouldn't call this accidental murder. He did it with intent.
These comments really annoy me, Dickie is NOT meant to be liked...
Why not? I LOVED Dickie, I believe he was a very interesting, charismatic and likeable character.
Kiki Bro he's Jude Law !!!! We have no choice!
Frankly,neither is Tom. But both are well-liked among the audience.
Christopher Jay yeah...he depicted what is possible when you really upset a "Mr Nice Guy" = actually nothing else than a covert narcissist
The first time I saw this film I had rented it when I was 12. I ran out of the room when Dickie got his head bashed in! 😖 I still can’t watch it now I’m 32! I call it the ‘head scene’! This film was Jude Law’s calling card he was nominated for an oscar. He was brilliantly cast as spoilt Dickie Greenleaf.
we don't see any head bashing
2:07 hahahahahahahha St a St o Stop it Stop it
gosh I love Jude Law why did he have to die here ??
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He died because Tom killed him😣
lol
lol thing is it wasn't an accident ripley knew this was going to happen eventually
Since the book is not the same story interpretation and layout as the film, one can't drwa conclusions in one of them from the other: They are not the same story.
I may be a bit cliché for saying this but I like this scene better in the book. Somehow the Tom Ripley in the movie is not the same Tom in the book.
well that's not accidental obviously
It was probably not a good idea to start an argument with Matt Damon on a boat with a heavy ore..