Meet Joe Black (1998) - Peanut Butter Man Scene (5/10) | Movieclips

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Joe (Brad Pitt) tries peanut butter for the first time and decides that he really likes it.

FILM DESCRIPTION:
The cycle of life on Earth hangs in the balance when Death becomes emotionally involved in this romantic fantasy. William Parrish (Anthony Hopkins) is a tremendously wealthy and powerful man who oversees a worldwide multi-media empire. Despite the loss of his wife, whom he dearly loved, William is content with his life, and he's very close to his two daughters, Allison (Marcia Gay Harden) and Susan (Claire Forlaini). One night, as William is fighting a hostile takeover of his company and Allison is planning an elaborate party to celebrate her dad's 65th birthday, William begins displaying the symptoms of a severe heart attack, and he is visited by a mysterious stranger, Joe Black (Brad Pitt). Joe is actually the angel of death, who has taken the form of a man who recently passed on to pay William a call. It seems that William is due to move on to the next world, but (no great surprise) he doesn't want to go. Joe, on the other hand, is curious to know what life is like for mere mortals, so the two men strike a deal -- William will have some time to get his affairs in order, and Joe will wait and see what it's like to be a human being. Joe decides that he likes it very much when he falls in love with Susan, but negotiating the slippery slopes of romance is no easier for Joe than for any ordinary man. Meet Joe Black is an updated version of Alberto Casella's play Death Takes a Holiday, which was adapted for the screen in 1934.

CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1998)
Cast: Richard Clarke, Brad Pitt
Director: Martin Brest
Producers: Martin Brest, Celia D. Costas, Ronald L. Schwary, David J. Wally
Screenwriters: Ron Osborn, Jeff Reno, Kevin Wade, Bo Goldman, Alberto Casella, Walter Ferris, Maxwell Anderson, Gladys Lehman

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The guy probably just earned himself 20 more years.

AnhTrieu

How to escape from death, give it peanut butter

Juju

I like the way the butler uses a clean spoon for joe’s second taste and not dip the spoon he had in his mouth back in the jar

hughodonnell

He is just brilliant in this scene. I love all his facial expressions. So childlike and full of wonder and joy

chrismccaffrey

i think the best part of the scene is that its such an innocent discovery of a new experience. also, through out the whole scene death shows absolute respect and manners to the service staff and never once showing superiority or arrogance. this is a pure character.

erikchavez

this is the best peanut butter comercial ever made by mankind, lol

qbw

People miss one important element in this scene. Death shows respect and grace to everyone, rich or poor.

tweetiepie

No matter who you are—rich or poor, CEO or servant, living or dead—there's always peanut butter.

darkprose

So adorably awkward <3 I love everything about this character.

Chrliheart

You gotta be really talented to pretend you are mr.death tasting peanut butter (or anything) for the first time!Amazing acting as always Brat.Go and adopt kids now.

PaleBlueDott