After Brendan Fraser experienced a mixed reaction from fans for Killers of the Flower Moon, Martin Scorsese defended his performance.
until the third act. When Ernest Burkhart and his uncle William King Hale were on trial for the murders of the Osage Nation, Hale’s lawyer, W.S. Hamilton, came in full force, saying, “This man is my client!” While not all viewers took Brendan Fraser’s acting well,
“We thought he’d be great for the lawyer, and I admired his work over the years,” said Scorsese. “He actually came in for I think a couple of weeks on the picture, particularly when it was in our later shoot. We had a really good time working together, particularly with Leo. Particularly in the scene where he says, ‘They’re putting a noose around your neck, he’s saving you dumb boy.’ Really for us, when we heard that… he brought the whole scene down on Leo. It was perfect.
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