That fake it till you make it didn't work too well for Chernobyl did it?

Rob chill my guy

@@Rob-hv5zq or the coronavirus

WHAT DO YOU MEAN ⁉️⁉️⁉️

For reals

It’s a movie

@@john-ds2ku based on true story

@@john-ds2ku Ground breaking analysis, Kowalski

@@sonatasymphony6633 you think this scene occurred in real life

@@john-ds2ku whats so unbelievable about that about 50 Billion people walked this earth bro

Everyone thinks it's that....but Frank said in several interviews at the time he just wanted to see the format of an F.B.I. identity in case he ever needed to make one.

The name's Barry Allen please.

​@@adelestevens This is a movie. And this moment never happened in real life 😂

​@@WouterTV you've never actually seen anything regarding Abignale or Hanratty besides this movie have you...

Very risky though, wouldnt that remind hanratty that he hasnt checked franks wallet yet?

He is an amazing actor

Even if Hanratty knew about the comics, Abagnale could have passed it off as an “unfortunate coincidence”

My usual go to alias is Steve Rogers.

@@Shiirow tpb did it

Plot twist: his name is Barry Allen

He could also shoot him from the window. But this scene wasn't in scenario )

He did that because a secret service guy would ask for an id. It was an expected thing from him, so he did that to seem more like an actual secret service guy

you know its a movie and its not real?

@@kwonas83 you know its base on real life?

@@kwonas83 you know it's based off of a told story? and that movies can be based off of real things?

He probably wanted to see what a real ID looked like so he could forge it.

My boi ✊🏻

Holy crap I did NOT expect to see you here!!! That’s crazy!

@@Andre-uu5xv lmaoo fr

LOL! This is how I reacted when I played fallout 76 at launch.

especially in a warzone

@@ElStink4K damn right, any bullets wouldn't dare to get near you

Not in every situation though 😂

you've never lived in manchester

@@HowDidIGet3700Subs elaborate

How are fingerprints and hair not evidence?!

@@momchilandonov fingerprints would have been useles, Frank didn't had any prior arrests, so the authorities wouldn't have his fingerprints on record, and it was the late 60s, there was no realistic way of tracking someone using a hair sample

DNA analysis wasn't used until 1986 and even then just take a look at pretty much anything Project Innocence has managed to get overturned.

Not just that, but he took what was necessary to continue forging checks.

Yeah, that was the point.

"You're late"

Lmao

Hilarious

AHAHAH I WAS ABOUT TO SAY THAT

hol up

While true, you can literally say this about any good actor. Everyone is automatically really watching someone's eyes while watching a movie, so it would make sense that anyone seen as a good actor would really use their eyes to communicate emotions. Talented acting style, but not clever, as it's done by thousands of actors before and after.

not really he is a sham. Also leonardo is not good looking.

@@fahadmalik8862 you couldn't sound more like a hater if you tried bro XD You jelly of old Leo?

@@sindri1447 Nope. I am not a misogynist who fetizes women and objectifies women's

@Jassa Singh Huh? I have GB worth of evidence of miosgnstic men and women. And Misandry done by Women. I am no hypocrite.

Always count on people from UKposts to consider the main point of attention as a "great detail" lmao

​@@superking-nicolaslucau7252did you notice that Leo's character looked nervous because he was pretending to be secret service? MASTERPIECE BRO

I mean its a movie

@Howard Roark 🤣

@Howard Roark easy. Not everyone knows this based on a true story. This is probably the only clip he's seen from this movie

I don't think it was clear in the movie, but frank wanted to get close to being caught so he had a good idea of who is after him. As a lot of this was planned.

@Howard Roark yea but was this how it actually went down? How do you know this scene was exactly what happened irl? Stop calling people dumb just to look superior.

But what makes you being able to pull off something like that is keeping a cold head which is only possible if you have an overbearing self confidence

He was also winging it and getting home runs consecutively.

@@pandorabox5532 so you are saying that so called confidence is complete lack of anxiety? if i get it right

@@pandorabox5532 No, you have to be really witty and creative. You just have to have self confidence to sell the story in the end. You can have all the self confidence in the world, if your story sucks people see right through it.

If you are a scammer, this is your job, you do this every day. its very skillfull, but he had a lot of practice doing this.

I don't think he needs a wallet he can flip open to show a badge, he being an officer. That's just the cliche.

Nerd alert.

@@Bonzi_Buddy nah that was a really good observation.

for the people who don't know who Barry Allen is.... he is the flash like Peter Parker for spiderman

The flash hahah

Fastest man in the world

What is so impressive about Leonardo di Caprio confidence? Is it that November people are quite confident, if their self-esteem is good and their happy, not sad.

@@jout738 "november people" You believe in that shit for real? jesus...

@@jout738 or maybe he is a actor trying to act out a confident person tricking FBI...

@@jout738 wow that was a low iq statement

@@jout738 I immediately thought of Bill Burr when I read this. We need to thin the herd somewhat😂 dude I hope you’re like 8 years old; in which event, my apologies.

I would imagine he spent a lot of time thinking of stories he could tell to outsmart cops

I recommend reading the book 📖 Catch Me If You Can by Frank Abagnale Jr.

Yeah but I mean if he did take it he wouldn't have found out until he took suspicously long to come back as he already trusted him

@@RobertDoornbosF1 it’s too risky- hanratty might try to open it again while he’s still there if he asks for the wallet back

@@RobertDoornbosF1 The thing is that right when Hanratty sits down and mutters "secret service" he realizes that he didn't check his identification so he opens the wallet. That realization came late because Leo made him relax. Taking the wallte would be risky as that would place focus on the wallet itself and he might have opened it while Leo was there.

@@RobertDoornbosF1 doenst work like that lol, hanratty might try to open it again while he’s still there if he asks for the wallet back. its tricky

@@kyorddd2799 as if the current situation is realistic lol

i feel like he goes secret service on something so small?

@@ianhogben3472 I don't think it's anything specific like that. I think his instincts took over for a sec and he went "You know what... just in case that was all an act, maybe I should check his wallet."

@@ianhogben3472 it’s not how it actually was in real life when this happened, Tom hanks is playing my great grandfather in this scene, it was not that intense in real life

@@mrunfortunate9219 Really? Cool! Yeah I heard that they embellished some things!

@@mrunfortunate9219 I didn't think the thought was that intense what I meant was when he had a moment to think he realised that it would be unusual to have the secret service deal with something realativly low key How ever I would love to hear about your grandfather's experience

not that hard to do

@@frankjoseph6071 it's actually pretty difficult to do it well. Not just the expression on his face but his entire body language & then completely flip it in a second once he turns around. Leo is an incredible actor.

NO SHIT also this isnt hard to do tf

@@smoothbrained4channer976 yeah agreed. Some people put acting on such a pedestal. Sure it’s not as easy as you’d think, but what the original comment mentioned isn’t that hard, it’s just simply changing your body language. What a dumbo

@@frankjoseph6071 at 16?-yeah right,love to see you do it,read the book-the real person was even cooler.

Making this scene, for Carl, the ultimate in humiliation!

He literally acted, and the other actor literally acted back.

@@Malc180s I know it’s acting but this whole scene is how a real person would say and do

That's not reverse psychology.

Lies again? Face Off

Yeah and he lied about his whole story, he was in prison during most of his claimed so called BS

@@DMalltheway He started being a criminal at age 16. Got caught at 21, got a 12-year sentence but was released at age 26.

@@ChikoTheOGDog You are getting conned so bad, many of Frank’s claims have been proven false, he was in prison for most of the time he said he pulled off the cons of being a doctor, lawyer, pilot and professor. He didn’t commit check fraud of 4 million dollars, only showed he was verified for stealing $1400 dollars, small time crook who made it big because suckers like you believed his nonsense. Watch the real catch me if you can podcast, the FBI never employed Frank nor even did Frank even help the FBI catch fraudsters.

​@DMalltheway yep. I had a signed copy of his "autobiography, " which was about 90% pure fiction. Great movie though.

He didn't pull any big scams until he was middle age, and that scam was just writing a book and claiming he did other scams. Creative, but not at a young age.

Asmittedly I am only 68 but never seen either of these 2 Superstars as I am not really a Film Buff but by the end, tears were welling up at Tom's caring for Leo..

When I first watched this and heard him say his name was Barry Allen I was like “the flash?” Until later at the cafe the kid says something about the Flash

*He runs at mach 3 and leaves an electric trail

Yeah 😂😂 now that would be sight to see.

U really just stole another dudes comment😐

How bout Directed by Robert B Weide would make a much hilarious credits scene

Point 3: "The same reason the Yankees always win. Nobody can keep their eyes off the pinstripes."

He also called him right to the window before he could manage to open it, which bought himself all the time he needed.

I was wondering why he didnt check the wallet (I havent seen the film), just like, ask for ID then not check it? What? This only makes it make a little more sense

Also having the room be in disarray with pieces on the floor. I've been in scare houses that add crackling items to the floor and walls to distract you from focusing and losing the element of surprise. Carl stepping in things and trying not to pulled him out of his focus that he didn't notice the tray had no labels

@@marka8474 Not only that, he walked away from "Murph" after his fabricated interaction there, making it sound professional without having to stand by the window and answer when his friend inevitably asks him wtf he's talking about

lol

l mean Flash was always late?😂

If you watch the movie his favorite superhero I think is Flash.

It’s how they figure out that Frank is a kid

Hahaha.

Sure it does 🤣

Are you describing Johnny Sins?

@@EctoMorpheus 😂😂

@@EctoMorpheus dude i was about to replay the same shit 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Every woman's McDreamy

@@EctoMorpheus I was gonna say Johnny sins rival.

He gained weight on purpose so people can take the acting more seriously. He was sick of being the handsome lover boy in movies.

@@observeirene Oh yeah, I feel so sorry for Leo being typecast and given millions of dollars to do what he loves.

@@StickAKAMatthew Yeah it didn’t happen at all like this. In fact a lot of claims Frank made were straight up untrue lmao.

@@StickAKAMatthew Yes i knew about that, Leonardo's acting made it even more fantastic

It takes more than that in the real world, unless you are a good liar.

@@Batman-ro9mj ay batman wassup big fan

tell that to a guy with a strange mustache who lived in 1900's and was a painter

Yep, the subtle details are so key

How did he know his name was Murph?

@@N0SkillRequired they know eachothers from the hotel

The guy at the car was already friends with him so he would have replied. It's not just random stranger.

Also another good detail is as soon as Carl begins to try to open the wallet, Frank gets his attention away from it by enticing Carl with the face of who had he had been chasing down all this time.

Forensics wasn't a thing yet. Taking fingerprints wasn't even standard.

@@CodaMission might not have been standard for regular police everywhere but the fbi 100% had the capability Edgar Hoover was big on science based investigation and fingerprinting and others too. considering how we started accepting them as valid evidence in court as early as 1911 in the US. India in 1850 or so had a iirc government funded dedicated department made for fingerprinting . the FBI's first crime science lab was around in the 20s-30s actually existed before the FBI and they were still just the Bureau of Investigation and started off with doing latent fingerprints and typewriter print analysis. Calvin Goddard pioneered modern forensics in his Chicago based scientific crime investigation lab while ballistic forensics was started in the 1800s with bullet matching by a different Goddard. While forensics in general has been studied/practiced/passed down for hundreds of years before that back in the 1700s they recovered a torn off piece of newspaper that was used as wadding for a black powder pistol from the fatal gunshot victims head, and at some point found a piece with a matching tear in the pocket of their suspect and used that as evidence to get a conviction. similar medical forensics techniques, procedures and guidelines etc to today were written down by likely the first medical forensics scientist in history. A Chinese man who much like the ones of today likey testified as an expert and was was a judge/doctor/jailer "director of supervision". He understood the dangers of bias, methods for discerning time and method of death, a section on determining suicide/accident/homicide, and even how to handle evidence along it's chain of custody/securing it and how important it is to maintain it's integrity and that's as early as the 13th century . So not sure where you got the "forensics wasn't a thing yet" idea from, hell this movies set in the 60s. On a timeline with the year 1964 in the middle the start of using fingerprints is something like 3 times as many years in the past as them using full DNA analysis was years away in the future.

@@CodaMission yep also it's not a crime scene 😁 But the guy above wrote a whole journal .. so it may be true👌

@@MrDJAK777 absolutely.

@@MrDJAK777 And you're forgetting both of them said the LAPD was taking evidence, not the FBI. Kinda putting cart before the horse

Also something that was said to Tom Hanks lol

@@stuartsemail3625 that’s the joke

@@splat668 i hate when millennials point it the obvious thing. They ruin the joke.

AlexanderRmz “Millennials”?? How the heck do you know that person is between the age of 25 and 40? Stuart could be 14 or 50 for all you know.

Yeah. Except everyone's confident when they're the only ones with a gun in their hands and the other person doesn't.

I mean…the job of a good actor is to make you believe the story…

@@InappropriateShorts yeah I already knew that. My point is he's an excellent actor and perhaps the best actor of our generation.

@@StaticBlaster I like him a lot. He’s nowhere near the best. Maybe top 10 or top 15. Definitely Elite but definitely NOT #1. Heath Ledger, Daniel Day Lewis, Denzel Washington…

⁠@@InappropriateShortsgirl be for real who the fuck is heath ledger ? Are you serious comparing this one to THE Leo DiCaprio ? He’s the best actor of this generation and very talented guy no one comes across him at least not in his damn age

@@InappropriateShortsplus he’s one of those actors like Brad Pitt to be recognized outside of USA and not for anything other than being an AMAZING actor I don’t know the guy you just said but he isn’t recognized like Leo is

Didn’t realise it was him 😂🤦

Its not about the actors, its the characters

@@petergusev999 take it easy homeboy

@@longgnt9549 Am I not taking it easy? Why did you make this pointless comment

@@petergusev999 he was probably just having a hard time let him be

It’s quite well rated.

@@Ruslana_Bobrivska actually It Is, in my head i was thinking of how It was snobbed at the oscars

Agreed.

It wasn't underrated. But also not as celebrated as it should be...

@Jermaine Savory not following you. Care to explain?

@Yippee Skippy dry mouth ?

Yes, this is how magic is done. It's passing off a lie to you through distraction.

@Yippee Skippy it's from being nervous, lying doesn't make your mouth dry

@Yippee Skippy??

I never noticed that before

Lol

Lmao

..

Hahahaha

Im sure he would've preferred that embarrassment much more than the utter humiliation he did suffer!

Why you guys lack any confidence? Are you guys weak, so you lack confidence? Nobember people are quite confident, if their happy and got good self-esteem, but then as sad person they can also be bready confident, while their sad.

@@jout738 wtf is a Nobember person?

@@jout738 bro, lay off the meth

@@jout738 cool story bro

It isn't about confidence, it is more like ... a kind of performance. Confidence implies that it has to be true for it to work. It isn't true, not really. Instead, it is a kind of acting, a chutzpa, a flair or style, that is there for just that five minutes and then he walked out the room. Bravado! You can do that.

Yeah, you can think of it that way.

@@madiarnomartana8926 you say that like you think of that part a different way. How did you take it? He was just suddenly parched?

Excellent acting.

cr

@@krithiiyer5178 It's actually simple acting if you know how to let it flow. He puts his mind into the character and scene. Also the scene gets repeated many times to get it right

Yea and how lucky was he that just then some blind person was being walked to their car lol. Hollywood writing lmao

​@@danielvandam thats someone he knows, met them on the way to his room so he knows they're leaving, watch the movie its very good

@@danielvandam lol watch the movie before speaking, ur completely wrong

Yeah

He had to drink water shortly after lol 😆

Didn't realize it was Spielberg what you've said it's probably why

In that case, considering the elements you mentioned, this elevates even more "Schindler's List" to be his best film. I would even throw in "The Empire of the Sun" before this movie.

It's a true gem of a movie.

Helll yaa

@@JoseRobledo Schindlers List is propaganda

I dont think he needs to convince anyone, with that face?

Yes you got no match against Leonardo di Caprio confidence.😂 Just give up your girlfriend, if Leonardo di Caprio is intrested in her, because Leonardo di Caprio is the boss.😂

You gonna be the third party when he's done

"What you thought you could pull a skirt this cute, please? You attach yourself to any girl that says hi to you. Buddy, go touch grass".

Atleast you have a girlfriend

Hia acting is too damn accurate though ..hes the best for sure no ? Ask

I thought that was too over-the-top. When you're in that situation you stay "on" until you're completely out of it. You don't let out a sigh or whatever as soon as the person has their back to you.

That moment was my fave

@Yippee Skippy lol what the fuck?

Didn't even click for me thank ya

Lol this is actually addressed in the movie

imagine if Hanratty was a passionate comic reader. Frank would've been done.

Name is Barrey Allen And I am the fastest bullshiter alive

@@RunawayHorses Not really. There are probably really people with that name. If Hanratty commented on the name, he could just make a joke about it.

This scene is so fake compared to the book though.

@@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants No shit, it's a movie.

@@LordVader1094 Tons of people believe movies based on true stories are 100% real though and always will.

@ds8390 He said the writers nailed it when what allegedly happened to him for real had many funny stories that he did. There was no need to lie here to tell stories that would impress people. The scene would be better in a 100% fiction movie. Had the whole thing been 100% made up you would have a point. Many people believe movies inspired by the truth are 100% accurate and some of the things they fake in them like this scene and this scene when they had "real" examples from his life in his book or from his memory to use. Listen/read the book based on his life. He talks about these scene in it.

@ds8390 You not the brightest crayon in the box. They did not need to inspire the movie off real life at all based on your silly logic. This was not one of the scenes they needed to make up to get their point across. Why don't you actually read/listen to his book before you cry so much?

It's almost like a scene from a movie

@@comment15 wow, excellent job figuring that out! you're so smart!

@@stoneman_00 Thanks, you're also really smart.

it actually was pretty terrible, anyone from law enforcement would have addressed the gun right away

I really hope this is sarcasm

@@DeathnoteBB please explain how shooting an unarmed man in the back, who isn't running to kill someone, is in any way justifiable

@@wellshit9489 It’s not… but that doesn’t mean law enforcement wouldn’t do it. I admit I misread “should” as “would” 😅

@@DeathnoteBB fair enough lol

@@DeathnoteBB vast majority of law enforcement would not. Stop watchin tv

My favorite line👍👍

FACTS

Double entandra... Reads two ways

@@noname-wu9xr actually its spelt double in tundra. it comes from a classic tale of the two men lost in the depths of winter who both heard different voices calling them from the deep snow but that led them in the same direction.

@@esotericbeep5923 its double entendre. Entendre is french for to hear double entendre means double hearing

Yes

'human being' hahaha good one

How could be he so perfect?..

@@ShoSho-cq7ct and he never dated with any woman above the age of 26.

What are you saying, he is believable as long as I can remember

Always dude ! It’s like business,believe in what you’re showing !!

Two things, 1 - to give Carl the look that he is a professional and 2- so that he could see how the FBI I'd card looks so that he can forge himself one in the future

The best part is that right before he asks that and he has his back turned getting a glass of water, you can see he's terrified, he's shitting his pants. Then he turns around and he's calm, boom, perfect delivery of that line. Incredible acting.

Also unrealistic. When he came out of the bathroom and directly pointed his finger at hank, he would have gotten shot if it was an real agent. Also, no one talks like this with a gun to their heads

@@bait5257 It happened in real life tho.

@@AlexandeRSciswoR no? He said that happened but it wasn't confirmed at all. He was a true con man for making fool of everyone by making them believe his story was real

So true! That always kills me, like anyone hears “GET BACK HERE!”, and then says, “oh…ok.”, and goes back.

People in real life would scream that though. As useless as it may seem

"HEY! OH GODDAMNIT!"

Honestly I myself would say it, but more of a reflex kind of thing to do.

How's the acting life going? Is it hard at all?

@@wilaugh8688 just getting started to be honest, but I hear very difficult for the vast majority since the pandemic started. The only people getting employment are A List talent or young actors that became breakout stars in the years leading up to 2020. The undying love for cinema for me though- Still present in my life on a daily basis haha

I wish I got to watch movies in my accounting class in high school

No, thats Tom Hanks' feet on the floor, you can see and hear that his feet taps match the sound.

Looks like it's actually Tom Hanks' foot tapping on the floor. If otherwise that would be a nice touch.

@@ThatBigFail Ironically before you commented this, I never even noticed Tom Hanks doing the foot tap. And it's accurate as hell, people tap their feet and shake out their limbs (both of which Hanks does) to come down from an adrenaline high. We're commending Leo on his acting here (which he fully deserves) but Tom's acting is pretty damn great too.

Thats tom hanks feet tapping the ground

That's what makes a great con man. Even in real life, Frank is a habitual liar, making up most of what you saw in the movie.

This scene is very different from his book though. In many ways what he claimed happened for real was far more realistic sounding than this scene.

Orangizsd slewtdxive 💤

Basically, how i used to get laid.

Just like Robert De Giorno.

if he did some of his best work at a young age, yet he has only gotten better with time, wouldn't that pose quite the contradiction

@@jonnypferdeschwanz7479 no

​@@jonnypferdeschwanz7479lol right, i bet he's only seen this small clip of Leo

His younger stuff was done between sessions with his manager buried between his nether region.

Me too 😂

​​@@munizramos2510so am I😂

Same😂

Same

It's often to better to be lucky than skilled or smart. “I know he's a good general, but is he lucky?” Napoleon Bonaparte

or if Murph just yelled "what the hell are you talking about" back at Frank

Runaway Horses he sort of didn’t wait for an answer an came away from the window to get water

Frank Abignale would have come up with something else to get away. He was a master, which came from that confidence that Leo portrayed so brilliantly. You forget he was just a kid until he turns away to face the camera to drink. He looks like a scared kid for an instant, and then his mind comes up with another way out, and then instantly the confidence is back. Just watched this for the 2nd time, and I forgot how good diCaprio was in this film. Going up against Tom Hanks, with an all around excellent supporting cast, I always thought this was one of his best.

@@pokeman5000 When we get a pile of CV's (Resumés), we throw half away because we only like to hire lucky people.