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[joecrawford]

Kevin Bacon was in town for Sundance and happened to be at my workplace, waiting alone in this long hallway to meet with someone. I walked right by him as I visited the restroom where I had a minute to think of something to say to him. When I came back out he was still there, hands in pockets, leaning against the wall. I walked past him, then stopped and turned around and said "You're a lousy f*ckin softball player, Jack!" Silence. Then Bacon smiled. Silence again. Then he giggled and said quote " ... You're whole team's going down Danny. Nothing I can do about that now." It was priceless. If I live to be 99, I'll never forget that.

[JosephPiotter]

I think what gets lost in the movie is every single actor played their part masterfully. Every single one of them did not seem like they were letting others run with the scene. Yes Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson were amazing. However all other actors held their own very well.

[jackstraw]

A Few Good Men is a movie that never gets old. Same with My Cousin Vinny.

[Mrtellitlikeitis]

A few good men was the perfect storm of writing, acting. Directing. A near masterpiece if I might say

[winstonsmith]

Let's be honest, Jack Nicholson is always good. Sometimes he's incredible.

[somegamer]

Kiefer is amazing in A Few Good Men. One of the best villains ever. So under rated.

[FTFreedom]

Cruise and Jack killed that scene. One of the best in cinematic history.

[Aina]

Jack Nicholson is one of the greatest actors of all time. What he can do with just a glance or a

[frankb]

A Few Good Men has so much inherent, sustained dynamic energy...they really convey that something important is happening. Always a treat to watch

[kermitsghost]

I have a lot of respect for Kiefer Sutherland, his acting in A Few Good Men was is top draw, everyone bought their A game to that movie 👍

[AnthonyDuLacWytefang]

Keifer seems like the most friendly, kind, grateful person on the planet. Bravo!

[barthitman]

Keifer comes across as a right good bloke. Full of fascinating stories, great guest every time he's on the show

[vvblues]

I worked on A Few Good Men and Jack was indeed an inspiration.

[NathanZadrick]

As a kid, I remember seeing this for the first time in the theater, noting how perfect it seemed, but also, it was the first time I noticed how good the writing was in a movie. A fantastic comfort-food film, one that I am compelled to enjoy every so often, like Sideways or The Hunt For Red October, etc

[oxxnarrdflame]

Jack Nicholson. Awe. I first saw him in “Easy Rider” (in the theater when it came out) and was blown away by him. It was like watching a pro football player at a high school game.
The guy is one of the best.

[hobowithawaterpistol]

I thought they were all on their game in that movie and Kiefer did an amazing job as well! He’s one of these actors that gives you absolute chills when he plays the heavy, and so likable when he plays the nice guy! I always look forward to his next project!

Side note: The actor who played Lance Corporal Dawson who was not an actor, but rather a stage hand was asked to audition for the part and did an amazing job for his first role!

[Starfield-Guy]

It’s easy to forget the amazing films keifer has been a part of.

A few good men is one of my favourite films and I’ve seen it literally over 300 times

[GoodMrDawes]

Kiefer had had some pretty awesome movies. What a Legend

[Haywerth]

"Mr. Sutherland. May I call you Kiefer?"

"No you may not."

[Novastar.SaberCombat]

It's a testament to the brilliant writing. Many, many people (including Kiefer, probably) neglect the fact that exemplary writers pave the way for actors and directors to shine.

Even "The Princess Bride" was excellent mostly because of William Goldman--not merely Reiner and the awesome cast. DON'T GET ME WRONG; I friggin' love Carl and Rob (believe me!). But the storytelling is the foundation of everything.

--an award-winning author

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