Harry Finds Out Peter Didn't Kill His Father Scene | SPIDER MAN 3 (2007) Movie CLIP HD

Harry Finds Out Peter Didn't Kill His Father Scene | SPIDER MAN 3 (2007) Movie CLIP [4K ULTRA HD]

Starring: Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco, Thomas Haden Church, Topher Grace, Bryce Dallas Howard, James Cromwell, Rosemary Harris

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[julianlamonica]

I just wish in this scene he said something like “I didn’t tell you before because I didn’t want to ruin the image of your father in your eyes. But I realize now it’s effected your friendship with Peter.”

[Legomovie]

The reason why Harry's butler waited until 2007 to explain the truth behind Norman's death was because he didn't realize until now that Peter and Harry's friendship was being threatened, and he was also afraid to tell him the truth, because he was worried how he would react when he found out that his father was the Green Goblin.

[jackmcmorrow]

i think Harry reacted so minimally because, on some level, he knew his father was a monster the whole time. Deep down, he likely believed Peter's story about his dad killing himself. He just didnt want to admit to himself that Norman was a self destructive maniac, because doing so meant he would have to confront Norman's neglect of him too, which was far too painful for Harry to admit to himself.

[ericwilson]

James Franco was perfect for the role of Harry Osborn. I wish we saw him in no way home.

[tonyleidyiii]

Harry Osborn should have been in no way home

[crashpal]

"I TOOK A GRENADE TO THE FACE DUDE!"

[tnvol]

I always love how it’s the butler that is the wisest of everyone in the family :)

[gabrielwild]

Honestly when harry finally came to save peter. His whole attitude changed back to the spiderman 1 happy harry mindset. The fact that thinking peter killed his father made him a grumpy person and it was a sense of relief when he finally knew the truth about it.

[Kamina.D.Fierce]

Boy, he sure took his sweet time before finally just telling the truth.

[kent_s]

Harry's father dies. His girl leaves him for his best friend. His best friend also causes his face to get disfigured. Then in the end he dies too.
The poor guy

[nicktroisi]

This scene always made me both sad and happy. You can see the immense guilt both Peter and Harry feel for hurting each other and I think most people have felt this way before or have gone through something similar, obviously not this convoluted, but like done something to hurt a friend or sibling that they regret. It’s what makes this scene brilliant and very emotional and the part where Bernard tells Harry the truth you feel a sense of relief, that he can now see Peter was right

[patrickdumas]

The moment he said the blade that pierced his body was from his own glider, you can see Harry is immediately being struck with regret, guilt and remorse.
Then he decides to make it up to Peter and still holds him in his heart as his best friend, no matter what he is or what he does.

[redt]

Harry: you are so fired
Butler: w–what?
Harry: you know that all this time and you pick now to tell me
Butler: I thought that this would be the best time to tell you the truth
Harry: I took a grenade to the face dude

[TheDbgtfan]

Sad fact, the actor who plays the Butler was struggling mentally at this time, and they had to redo this scene a bunch of times because of it.

[aeric_]

one thing i have to give credit for is rhe dynamic brotherhood between harry and peter. it's something truly wonderful to experience over all 3 movies

[transformers_quotes]

My headcanon is that Bernard tried several times to tell Harry, but Harry would either not believe him or stop him. Then, when Peter tried to kill Harry with the symbiote, Harry realized “this isn’t Peter, something is wrong, he wouldn’t kill me…he couldn’t have killed my father.” There is a deleted scene of him looking at a picture of himself, Peter and MJ, which is where I think this thought process would’ve played out. After this, I think he finally listened to Bernard

[Jack-kxem]

You waited all of this time to tell Harry about the death of his father, Bernard

[winstonb]

The way the Butler said "Theres no question that he died by his own hand, " hits me hard till this day😢

[henrydiaz]

Harry Osborn was the most pivotal character in the whole trilogy

[gorrow]

When Harry had that mirror repaired, that was probably the best time for the butler to break his oath to Norman and tell Harry that Norman wasn't murdered.