Name the greatest "cook" in films.
 

I always loved movies where people were cooking or making all sort of delicious food from high quality stuff or from almost anything :)
You can post a Youtube video(from a movie), a picture capturing a "cooking moment" or a movie poster ....anything that has something to do with food or cooking.
It can be a movie about a cook making his most amazing dish for a special event, or even a moment from Hannibal (2001)... where Lecter is cooking Ray Liota's brain for dinner :D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwTqpWRGmYc
Because as we saw in The Silence of the Lambs (1991) he was bragging about his cooking skills :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHoqL7DFevc
And he wasn't a bad cook after all :nope:
Leaving any joke aside, feel free to write about any kind of film which involves cooking or some kind of food making.
I will start with a movie called :
Chef 2014
https://iili.io/B9etLB.jpg
And also with a French one, with Jean Reno :
The Chef (2012)
https://cdn.traileraddict.com/conten...the_chef-3.jpg

Bon Appétit :)

Not my area of expertise re: actual cooking, but can’t help but point out Lecter’s cooking skills got a much better treatment in Hannibal the show.

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The first answer I thought of was the dad in Eat Drink Man Woman.

Casey Ryback in Under Siege.

But seriously, Primo (Tony Shalhoub) in Big Night.

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Julie Child in Julie and Julia.
Babette in Babette's Feast
Jon Favreau's character in Chef


Three good food related movies

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Glenn Close cooking spaghetti for Michael Douglas in Fatal Attraction (1987).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g3pLEXwTDE

Agree with Primo :) The most stubborn and in the same time the best Chef from New Jersey :up:

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Before Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle, Stephen Chow was the God of Cookery

https://virtualfeastgallery.files.wo...f-cookery1.png

Big Night (1996)
Stanley Tucci, Minnie Driver, Isabella Rossellini

Not from a "film" persay...but...


Walter White :cool:

Invasion of the Body Snatchers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4aD0hwGppI

Was he cooking Chinese ? Or some Asian recipe ?
They say Asian food is one of the best in the world.... meaning they have a huge variety of seafood and other healthy stuff. Of course excepting the fact that they sometimes eat dogs and snakes in some parts :) I just love their noodles with chicken in pineapple sauce :)

Burnt - 2015 - Matthew Rhys cooking for Bradley Cooper a very tasty omelet...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5ZWNcUfzwM
https://media-cache.cinematerial.com...g?v=1456753292

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Mrs. Doubtfire

Good call. No one made merengue tea better.

I loved that film.... I just remembered "her" fake breasts on fire :up:
One of the greatest movies where men were disguised as women.
I couldn't stop laughing when Robin Williams was playing his roles.
My favorite film was The Birdcage (1996) - the remake after La Cage aux Folles. from '78.

Those two guys in Ernest Goes to Camp

He made stuff I never even heard of before.

https://www.du-hd.com/wp-content/upl...Hell-Still.jpg

"It takes all kinds of critters to make Farmer Vincent's fritters!"

Big second to Bradley Cooper in Burnt...the guy was a jerk but he was an incredible cook.