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Wilford Brimley is breathtakingly good in Absence of Malice during the speech he gives wrapping up the case in the meeting room, and eloquently expressing the moral issues involved. It's an acting tour-de-force, but fits the story perfectly in Kurt Luedtke's excellent screenplay. An underrated...

Brimley rules in The Firm — totally menacing and threatening. And Cruise beating this satanic creep with a briefcase is the film's high point, along with Brimley showing Cruise the sexy beach-photos and going, “...Oral, and whatnot.” Also, a mustache-less Brimley going nuts in Carpenter's The...