Inglorious Basterds Mike Myers scene

I was literally today years old when I found out that Churchill in the corner there is played by Rod Taylor from "The Time Machine" released in 1960.

Extreme garbage.

The fat Basters

Incredible scene by Myers.

haven't watched anything in the past 3 years how i feel this decade fuck china

As an Englishman I completely approve of this piss take.

If someone asks me if I "got the gist" like that, I'd be compelled to say yes even if I have no bloody idea what they are talking about.

Frightfully sorry, sir? 😂

Probably one of my favourite scenes EVER in ANY film.
Perfection in every way.

Does anybody see Mike Myers holding his extended pinky finger to the corner of his mouth at the end of this scene? You just have to look closely, just a glimpse :)

Who is the man sitting in the piano

Anyone think the way Fassbender says "cinema" is so funny

and the Hollywood elites all came from within 200 kilometres of each other..........from Poland (in those days). !!

Hicox's uniform has the following characteristics: He wears the Commando Green Beret, the Combined Operations badge on his left arm, 'No.4 COMMANDO' flashes on his shoulders and an Intelligence Corps cap badge on his beret. This means he was an Intelligence Corps officer who passed the Commando Course at Achnacarry and was serving at the time as part of 'No.4 COMMANDO' (A Commando means both a commando trained individual and a battalion sized formation of commando troops). His 2 medals are the Military Cross (an award for bravery in the face of the enemy) and the Africa Star. This means he was in Africa 1942-43, during which time his conduct earned him the MC.

The third reich brought down by knowledge of Films - Quentin’s wet dream.

Love how this is a Lawrence of Arabia-esque scene tucked into a Tarantino movie

Here’s a little fun thing: hitler apparently often referred to goebbels as a little troll man

One subtle but unrealistic thing in this scene was the mission being named "Operation Kino" (German for "cinema")

Historically, Brits picked operation names almost at random; the enemy was less likely to discern the nature of the plan from its name

E.g. The Dunkirk rescue was "Operation Dynamo"

Fabulous scene !

Bold to cast mike meyers in the scene, but would have been REAL ballsy to cast Mike as that guy AND Winston Chruchhill

A bit rude not to offer to fix the elephant in the room a drink.

Fassy is 🔥

I love how Churchill is just in the back straight chillin

Kilometres? He’s a Nazi!

No one mentioning Rod Taylor as Churchill in this scene. True, legendary old skool Australian actor with some amazing films.

Mike Myers' makeup looks fake a f**k

I wish us brits still spoke like that. I would love to show my approval with a swift “jolly good sir”

This is why you never trust women. First she betrayed the German people to collaborate with the enemy and then she came up with the dumbest plan imaginable that immediately failed when she chose an SS bar to meet in and lost her shoe.

I cannot say where, but I have seen the bar in the globe in many British films.
It is a cliche I was not consciously aware of.
But, a true British film cliche it is.

“At ease, Hiii COCKS” 😂😂 as soon as I heard that line, I already knew that this scene was gonna be cinematic gold😂 “….but the Jerry’s have heard of them, cause these Yanks have bin them the devil” I laughed so loud at that line as well

celzeck vacation home. RS on my road behind the gates ! I told you

No junk in it…

Don’t get more bri’ish than Austin powers himself

Kilometres? No
Motion picture? No.

"The Bastards will be waiting for you." Gets me everytime. Almost Austin Powers-ish.

And for accuracy... notice which hand Churchill is using to hold his cigar

Da Vincehhhhhhh

Where else but in a Tarantino movie, could we attend one of his informative and quirky seminars on the historic minutia of Cinema... explained by our favorite stars as part of the story line with complimentary front-row seats?

Bored parody.

Mike Myers wasn’t funny at all in this scene

Quentin: "what would be the most English name ever written......Archie Hickox. " Brilliant.

Would love to see Tarantino do a bond film.

"Make it yourself a chap, will you?", "frightfully sorry sir", "jolly good sir", "got the gist?", "paris when it sizzles"

these lines are pure gold. it's more British than any British i know.

There is just so much satire and sarcasm in this entire scene I can imagine them taking several takes to do it because they couldn't stop laughing.

It’s like Myers’ character is too eager to say van Hammersmark’s name and shock the soldier. When the soldiers asks her name, he’s happy that he has the opportunity to say it.

Actually its the Rod Taylor scene.

Seenimaaaaah

Almost English, Europeans say kilimeters the English say miles....

Among the "Britishness" of this scene, you have to admire the tinge hint of creating a seemless, finessely , quiet whisper of
"M" briefing Commander Bond in the very first few Bond films.

But done so subtly as to create their own style and version of it WITHOUT it looking like satire, gross plagiarizing or over done, overt mimicking of characters but a fresh essence that easily could be, and HAS been missed.

Actors and Writers in this scene should be applauded for copying WITHOUT copying.

So, Mike Myers really can't do a face that's not funny. Must be terrible to live like that