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Daniel Gontar
I'm an artist and live in New Orleans, Louisiana. I have an art degree from the University of New Orleans, focusing on digital media. Additionally I studied sculpture formally at the New Orleans Academy of Fine Art.
I have exhibited and sold work at the Degas Gallery, The Freeport McMoran Building, at other places and also online at Saatchi Art, Fineartamerica, and Deviantart.
I'm an artist and live in New Orleans, Louisiana. I have an art degree from the University of New Orleans, focusing on digital media. Additionally I studied sculpture formally at the New Orleans Academy of Fine Art.
I have exhibited and sold work at the Degas Gallery, The Freeport McMoran Building, at other places and also online at Saatchi Art, Fineartamerica, and Deviantart.
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Etherdave
(4 minutes ago)
Brilliant sequence, brilliantly filmed, almost perfectly scored, with even a little light humour thrown in as well. One of the best heist sequences Hollywood has ever produced, only made better when we begin to realize who the thief really was! Thanks for posting.
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ashersharif6264
(10 minutes ago)
Best intriguing heist scene with equally sheer intriguing music with extreme tension devloped on each sequence..masterpiece. And no CGI. All done physically.Those were real unique art days.
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charleskletter8974
(17 minutes ago)
Great Scene.. simply the best scene crime wise with action. Well directed and planned out. Nonstop pulsating. Love it.
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TheLonesomeBricoleur
(27 minutes ago)
6:38 This song has been one of my faves since, like, 1992 but I don't think anybody has ever released it on a soundtrack...
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Benratbag1997
(32 minutes ago)
For a comedy film. This was really a suspenseful but brilliant Heist scene. I really thought that was really Sir Charles Phantom the Notorious Lytton stealing The Pink Panther diamond, but rewatching it, I found out that it was actually Lady Lytton because you can tell by the way The Thief moves.
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brucedavis3816
(47 minutes ago)
Weird I could watch this scene over and over but I could never finish the movie!!!
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dopplerduck
(52 minutes ago)
Watched this scene for the first time since 1976 when I was 5 and watched the movie with my parents.
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wez4517
(2 hour ago)
I still maintain this is one of the finest openings to a movie. It has everything; great action, great music, tone, drama, tension, it completely belies the fact that the film is a comedic farce. I also love how there’s no music during the taking of the gem allowing the tension to ramp up. Together with the brilliant animated film titles it’s right up there as one of the best!
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michaellynes3540
(1 hour ago)
Clouseau: Well, well, well. We meet again, Sir Charles Lytton.
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jeffreya.broadhurst4692
(3 hours ago)
As a musician, the best example of the Alto Flute by far!!
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vikings844
(18 hours ago)
This scene blew me away as a kid! I was hooked
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windsorkid7069
(12 hours ago)
Mancini's music during the heist is timeless and so damn cool.
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vikings844
(10 hours ago)
So well directed!
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12classics39
(21 hours ago)
8:00 Best chase music ever!
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carminemurray6624
(8 hours ago)
I always found the calls to prayer in the dawn hours sort of chilling.
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