'Do You Have Any Other Questions?' Courtroom Scene | A Few Good Men

Military lawyer Lieutenant Daniel Kaffee defends Marines accused of murder. They contend they were acting under orders.

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"Do You Have Any Other Questions?" Courtroom Scene | A Few Good Men

[SeifNagargar]

"...my existence while grotesque and incomprehensible to you saves lives..."
The performance of Jack Nicholson is just superb. Always a great actor.

[venkipondi]

Perfect acting + perfect script + perfect direction + perfect dialogue + perfect camera work. Nothing else to say about this iconic scene.

[tomeu]

Jack Nicholson is one of the best in his field. The characters he portrays were always so realistic that it frightens people.

[michelledavidson]

One of the most iconic movie scenes ever. Everything about this is a masterpiece.

[metamage]

The way Cruise's hand is shaking as he takes a drink of water, knowing how poorly this can go for himself.... something that is rarely discussed because of how amazing this scene is but even a detail like that was perfectly done.

[anthonyvasquezactor]

"Defense counsel will address the witness as 'Colonel' or 'Sir'... and the witness will address this Court as 'Judge' or 'Your Honor'. I'm quite certain I'VE earned it."

[hipNrip]

This scene still holds up. Looks like it was shot 6 months ago. The acting is another level of great. Well written, well directed.

[stephenbailey]

Best film scene ever. The interplay between Cruise and Nicholson is sublime.

[Houdini]

The look of shock on Tom Cruise's face when Nicholson flagrantly and without one speck of remorse admits freely to giving the Code Red. This is one of the most intense scenes in motion picture history. Cruise's character knew that if he kept needling Nicholson, his colossal ego would fly into a rage and cause him to drop his guard. But I don't think Tom expected Jack was going to admit a full confession on the stand. This scene was the perfect storm as far as script, acting, directing, editing and photography.

[sefutho]

This never gets old. I don't know how many times in my life time I've watched this scene. You can call it an obsession or a guilty pleasure.

[timothyantoine]

Jack Nicholson didn't miss a single syllable in his dialogue . His anger was perfectly placed in lock step with his ego and arrogance .

[gmail]

Two of the most charismatic and talented actors in the history of motion pictures.
100% pure entertainment.

[esluvlaff]

From the line "you can't handle the truth" Jack goes on beast mode of acting that can never be duplicated. Watch his eyes, it hardly blinked, full focused, spitting lines like a rapper that couldn't be stopped. That's an actor's actor! AMAZING!

[helenlouis]

You have to admit here the way Tom Cruise sets up Jack Nicholson in the scene is exceptional. Jack steals the scene because of the speech but Tom Cruise is every bit the A-Lister. Fantastic acting from everyone here

[Usedwtm]

This is the exact reason Nicholson is one of the most decorated actors in history. He's absolutely brilliant. Intense, perfectly controlled while seeming out of control, and doesn't miss a beat this entire monologue. Ive been acting my whole life, this monologue is incredibly difficult to get right and Nicholson made it look effortless. I will never not be impressed by his insane amount of talent.

[NicholasDeCapua]

The way this scene was shot is impeccable. One of the best ever.

[andymclafferty]

Kaffee's face when he delivers the "crystal" line is great, he knows that Jessop has swallowed the bait and switch coming next. Good writing and good acting

[jorgemorales]

30 years later, this scene still gives me chills!! Great acting!!

[atenciaf]

The silence between 6:34 and 6:46 at the shock of Jessup's admission is a brilliant piece of acting. Love this scene!

[rolytnz]

What I like about this absolutely amazing movie scene is there is no music droning on trying to set the tone and make you feel a certain way - the same scene filmed today would be constantly punctuated with noise, drowning out dialogue. You can just absorb the intensity, tension, and drama. It is magnificent.