The steve buscemi appreciation thread
 

The king of the cameo,the don of bit parts and also one hell of an actor.

Steve Buscemi has been recognised by both fellow actors and directors as one of the most prollific screen actors of today
hopefully a few of you noticed him too.

This thread is here to post pics,stories or quotes of the Fargo star.

Please do....

(ps; appologies for the spelling.will get ispell after work)

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Always good to see someone acknowledge Buscemi as well. Seeing him pop up in any movie is always a pleasure.

My personal favourite role of his is none other than...

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Buscemi is cool.... the first movie I remember really paying attention to him in was Desperado... and then Con Air. I finally watched Fargo for the first time last year and loved it and him in it...

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You gotta love a guy who can make a bruckheimer film watchable.
love him in con air.

"There is no medicine for what I have"

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Whats the matter with walter dude? Shut the f**k up donnie!!!
The Big Lebowski- Gotta love it!!

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One of my all time favorite movie quotes is from Con Air... and if memory serves, delivered by Buscemi:

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V.I. Lenin Vladimir Ilich Ulinov!!!!

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Yes, I love Buscemi something fierce. Here are my top ten favorite performances of his:

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1. Ghost World (2000)
2. Reservoir Dogs (1992)
3. Tree's Lounge (1997)
4. The Big Lebowski (1997)
5. Living in Oblivion (1995)
6. Big Fish (2003)
7. Fargo (1996)
8. Paris, je t'aime (2007)
9. Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead (1995)
10. Airheads (1993)

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I love Steve Buscemi. I hope to make a movie with him as the main character someday. He deserves a good lead role.

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Paris, je t'aime was his very best role--he's the only actor in the scene who has no dialogue, yet he's the center of attention. Not many established movie actors are brave enough to do an entire scene as the only person with no dialogue.

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Is it just me, or does Steve Buscemi remind you of Warren Oates?

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I loved him as Mr. Pink, the non-tipper.