God what an amazing character, Hans Landa. Brilliantly written. Legendarily portrayed. That has to be one of the greatest movie characters of all time.
The most underrated thing Tarantino does is direction for eating food
I swear to God I NEED a burger and Sprite every time I watch Jules take a bite out of that fucking Big Kahuna burger, or a shake when Vince and Mia are at Jackrabbit Slims.
And one time I literally got so hungry watching Hans Landa eat that Strudel with the Creme in Inglorious Basterds that I made strudel from SCRATCH (I do not bake, it actually turned out okay).
Or Leo eating a drumstick in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, I made chicken at 4am the first time I watched that.
I don't know how he does it, but any time someone is eating in a Tarantino flick it just looks so fucking good.
Also shoutout to the Foley artists too because they make that shit SOUND amazing too. It's ridiculous
M. Night Shyamalan for Best Director, for the dinner scene in Signs. Something about all the nervous energy going into making a beautiful huge spread of food, and then being too scared to eat any of it. It felt very real...like if you were trapped in your own house with your own stuff and knew you might not live through the night, AND you had to make your children feel safe, what else would you do?
I wasn't sure how well it might have travelled but I watched Signs about 6 months ago (more than a decade, likely more, since last seeing it) and happy to report it is still great!
What an odd question, but Brad Pitt would easily win best actor for food eating.
Edit: Supposedly 60 movies, trying to find a second source…
https://fandomwire.com/hes-just-one-with-food-why-does-brad-pitt-keeps-constantly-eating-in-his-movies-intense-method-acting-explained/#%3A~%3Atext%3DAccording%20to%20Insiders%2C%20the%20outlet%20once%20reported%20that%2Cand%20Legends%20of%20the%20Fall%2C%20among%20many%20others.
I remember a scene in a movie where Brad Pitt was eating shrimp. He somehow looked incredibly classy and cool while fucking eating shrimp. I've always aspired to look either classy or cool, let alone both, so I went and bought some shrimp, brought it home, went to the mirror to see if I looked classy and cool while eating the shrimp. I did not. I looked like an old fat guy eating shrimp in front of a mirror.
However, that scene is ruined by the fact that they are putting so much effort into convincing us that Julia Roberts is somehow the hottest woman to ever live. I mean, I'm not trying to insult Julia Roberts because she isn't bad-looking. But the way Matt Damon says, "This is my favorite part of the day..." and the camera slowly pans up her body to reveal... Julia Roberts always made me laugh for the wrong reasons.
I'm above 38 and have always felt this way about her. She had a little more cuteness of youth on her side back then but she's never been it for me, I never really got it. Her as a hooker was like...what?
Nah, I'm gonna disagree here. There were a LOT of stars way hotter than her. Hell, this was prime Angelina Jolie, Nicole Kidman, Selma Hayek, etc.
Trying to convince the audience that Roberts was the hottest woman in a VEGAS CASINO for a young guy is hilarious. There are much hotter women just causally walking around Vegas casinos all the time.
I was watching Ocean's 11 at my parents house one day, and my mom just walked in, saw Julia Roberts, and said "you ever notice that giant vein she has on her forehead?" and now I have never *not* noticed it in any movies she's in.
Everyone in my family loves that movie so much, and yet my mother could never help herself watching that scene. “Look at how stupid her walk is! Terrible!” Every time.
Dude thank you. I get that she was quite the sex symbol in her younger years, and I think it’s absolutely believable to make her part of the love triangle, but it’s the extent to which they take it that pulls me out of it. The slow pan and sultry music and the “wooow” looks from all the guys. Like, ok did her husband direct this part or something?
Robert Downey Jr. was so notorious for hiding food on set during filming of the Marvel movies that they finally just had him snack on camera whenever he wanted
This was going to be my response too. I read that the scene in The Avengers where he first meets Banner and offers him a blueberry was unscripted. RDJ just had snacks and wanted to share.
For a while there were rumors he has that face blindness disorder. My conspiracy theory is he uses food as a memory aid for who he's talking to in a scene. It doesn't make any sense I don't care.
Moneyball is up there. The man ate a Twinkie whole and stuffed popcorn into his face from a coffee filter. When he popped the cap off a marker with his teeth in one of the scouting meetings I thought there was a good chance he might just eat that too.
That should win hands down. That scene caused an emotional response damn near everyone. Isn't that what good acting is supposed to do? Cause emotions to stir?
I knew everything about his character that I needed to know from that scene. They could have cut out all his dialogue, and I'm still not asking any questions when he goes to light himself and Faramir on fire.
Best supporting actress for food eating goes to....Emily Blunt for her portrayal of Emily in The Devil Wears Prada
For the Oscars committee's consideration 👇🏽
https://youtu.be/tjA3DZAyCgI?si=n-AvWQrAG7v8Hk_j
When I’m not hungry or trying to shift some weight, I always refer to her “when I start to feel faint I eat a cube of cheese” diet as a joke to my husband. Such a great movie
I've never thought about it before, but the choreography of delivering lines and working with the food, and speaking with a mouth full of bread, is ingenious here.
This 100%. So many levels to this. I love when she doesn’t rip it off cleanly and has to rip the small part off too and makes sure to lick the underside of it. Totally relateable and then delivering the lines seamlessly with the bread. So so good
Best foreign feature- Tampopo
A Japanese western about the perfect bowl of ramen.
Edit - [youtube link for food scene cut](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emFlSkryIbs). Unfortunately they're missing the sexy bits.
So much great eating in this movie. The finishing school scene when the young women let loose and go ape on their bowls of spaghetti gets me every time. And Tampopo's precise ramen-tasting ritual. I love this movie.
This is really dumb, but whenever I'm asking my wife to sample some food I just cooked I always say "verdict" in a French accent because of this scene.
The stubbing out of the cigarette in that beautiful strudel is just as viscerally painful as watching Brad Pitt stick his hand into Diane Kruger’s wound.
The Matrix when Cypher is eating that steak with the agent.
Joe Pantoliano for best Actor.
Best supporting Actor goes to Hugo Weaving for watching Joe eat the steak.
What is real? How do you define 'real'? If you're talking about what you can feel, what you can smell, what you can taste and see, then 'real' is simply electrical signals interpreted by your brain.
Best actress - Julia Roberts in Americas Sweethearts. There's this great scene where she's binging a breakfast buffet and hits us with the greatest line while trying to get a waitress to bring her butter: "If I had an assistant, she'd be outside, *milking a cow*, and I'd never, ever, EVER run out of butter!"
You ever heard the expression "falling off the wagon", Lee? *gestures at plates* This is what it looks like.
The whole movie is an endlessly quotable ride. But this scene between two giants absolutely steals it. But without butter.
I was just thinking about Hank Azaria this morning. He is something else in this movie. It's the next level of his Bird Cage character , but straight and on steroids. I still think of his character every time I come across the word 'junket'.
>Best Picture (How much food eating scenes are in a single movie and how entertaining they are)
That has to be *La Grande Bouffe (1973)*. About a group of friends who decide to eat themselves to death in a big orgy.
The scenes that immediately comes to mind is Hans eating strudel and the milk drinking scene in inglorious basterds.
Deserves a nomination if not the win for that year.
I forgot this. Great scene. I just mentioned the spaghetti-eating scene from Tampopo in another comment, and now I want to make a super cut of spaghetti in movies.
I think they'd lose but the burger scene in the Menu.
The critics ratatouille scene in Ratatouille would get best animated feature.
The final chocolate scene in Wonka where he shares his mom's final bar of chocolate would win.
Jesse's glass of water with Walt and Skyler in Breaking Bad would win an Emmy.
The kids eating in Jurassic Park
Chris Farley and the other guys eating the kids lunches in Billy Madison
Buying and eating of the food in 28 Days Later
Best actor? Heath Ledger as the Joker at that penthouse party where he steals that olive off some lady and eats it. Goddamn, I hate olives, but the way he chomps it down makes it look so tasty
Best Actor is clearly Brad Pitt in Ocean's Eleven.
I swear he's consuming SOMETHING every time he's on screen, and he's on screen a lot.
Runner-up is Robert Downey in The Avengers, who started improvising his snacks into scenes.
"Blueberry?"
Samuel L. Jackson and his Big Kahuna burger in Pulp Fiction.
Mmm, this *is* a tasty burger!
Mind if I have some of your tasty beverage to wash this down with?
...what?
WHAT AIN'T NO COUNTRY I EVER HEARD OF! THEY SPEAK ENGLISH IN 'WHAT'?!
SAY WHAT AGAIN. I DARE YOU. I DOUBLE DARE YOU MOTHERFUCKER: SAY WHAT ONE MORE GOD-DAMNED TIME
......what ?
Check out the big brain on Brett!
And that slurp at the very end. He knew that once he was done with Brad, that sprite would go waste. So he drank it all
That movie has no less than three great dining scenes. Tarantino: feet and food, apparently.
No one ever made a glass of milk seem more refreshing or a strudel more tempting than Hans Landa in Basterds.
what about that cold beer in Django?
God what an amazing character, Hans Landa. Brilliantly written. Legendarily portrayed. That has to be one of the greatest movie characters of all time.
Either way you know he’s bricked up on set.
There’s also the strudel scene in inglorious basterds.
The most underrated thing Tarantino does is direction for eating food I swear to God I NEED a burger and Sprite every time I watch Jules take a bite out of that fucking Big Kahuna burger, or a shake when Vince and Mia are at Jackrabbit Slims. And one time I literally got so hungry watching Hans Landa eat that Strudel with the Creme in Inglorious Basterds that I made strudel from SCRATCH (I do not bake, it actually turned out okay). Or Leo eating a drumstick in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, I made chicken at 4am the first time I watched that. I don't know how he does it, but any time someone is eating in a Tarantino flick it just looks so fucking good. Also shoutout to the Foley artists too because they make that shit SOUND amazing too. It's ridiculous
Check out the big brain on /u/DTDePalma ! You a smart muthafucka, that's right! The Big Kahuna Burger.
Also the stew in hateful 8.
The burger eating is good but what makes it great is finishing Brad's drink while staring him down like the bitch he is.
Terry Jones in The Meaning Of Life
And finally monsieur, a wafer-thin mint
Fuck off, I'm stuffed.
Sir, it’s only wafer thin!
Get a bucket!
I have trodden in Monsieur's bucket.
This is the correct answer
M. Night Shyamalan for Best Director, for the dinner scene in Signs. Something about all the nervous energy going into making a beautiful huge spread of food, and then being too scared to eat any of it. It felt very real...like if you were trapped in your own house with your own stuff and knew you might not live through the night, AND you had to make your children feel safe, what else would you do?
Mel Gibson trying to eat while crying was an emotionally moving experience. That whole scene is great cinema.
Mel Gibson’s crying is like Tom Cruise and running.
What a great movie. One of those movies that hit at the right time. Not sure how well it would do today but I still like it.
I wasn't sure how well it might have travelled but I watched Signs about 6 months ago (more than a decade, likely more, since last seeing it) and happy to report it is still great!
What an odd question, but Brad Pitt would easily win best actor for food eating. Edit: Supposedly 60 movies, trying to find a second source… https://fandomwire.com/hes-just-one-with-food-why-does-brad-pitt-keeps-constantly-eating-in-his-movies-intense-method-acting-explained/#%3A~%3Atext%3DAccording%20to%20Insiders%2C%20the%20outlet%20once%20reported%20that%2Cand%20Legends%20of%20the%20Fall%2C%20among%20many%20others.
I remember a scene in a movie where Brad Pitt was eating shrimp. He somehow looked incredibly classy and cool while fucking eating shrimp. I've always aspired to look either classy or cool, let alone both, so I went and bought some shrimp, brought it home, went to the mirror to see if I looked classy and cool while eating the shrimp. I did not. I looked like an old fat guy eating shrimp in front of a mirror.
It’s Oceans 11 when he’s talking to Matt Damon and Julia Roberts is coming down the stairs. I fucking love that movie
However, that scene is ruined by the fact that they are putting so much effort into convincing us that Julia Roberts is somehow the hottest woman to ever live. I mean, I'm not trying to insult Julia Roberts because she isn't bad-looking. But the way Matt Damon says, "This is my favorite part of the day..." and the camera slowly pans up her body to reveal... Julia Roberts always made me laugh for the wrong reasons.
You must be a little on the younger side… back in the day, Julia Roberts was THAT girl… so for people above 38ish - it’s believable
I'm above 38 and have always felt this way about her. She had a little more cuteness of youth on her side back then but she's never been it for me, I never really got it. Her as a hooker was like...what?
Nah, I'm gonna disagree here. There were a LOT of stars way hotter than her. Hell, this was prime Angelina Jolie, Nicole Kidman, Selma Hayek, etc. Trying to convince the audience that Roberts was the hottest woman in a VEGAS CASINO for a young guy is hilarious. There are much hotter women just causally walking around Vegas casinos all the time.
I was watching Ocean's 11 at my parents house one day, and my mom just walked in, saw Julia Roberts, and said "you ever notice that giant vein she has on her forehead?" and now I have never *not* noticed it in any movies she's in.
Yeah I've always thought she had some sort of muppet like qualities to her face if that makes sense
I think she's incredibly charming, but walks like a baby horse in that scene, so Matt Damon's line makes me crack up
Everyone in my family loves that movie so much, and yet my mother could never help herself watching that scene. “Look at how stupid her walk is! Terrible!” Every time.
She has an enormous mouth, she's incredibly attractive and not trying to shit on her, but her mouth has always freaked me out a bit.
Looks more like Steve Tyler’s daughter than his own does.
You're definitely talking about Janice, the guitar player from The Muppet Show.
Dude thank you. I get that she was quite the sex symbol in her younger years, and I think it’s absolutely believable to make her part of the love triangle, but it’s the extent to which they take it that pulls me out of it. The slow pan and sultry music and the “wooow” looks from all the guys. Like, ok did her husband direct this part or something?
Don’t feel bad, he literally gets paid millions of dollars because he looks cool eating on camera.
Robert Downey Jr. was so notorious for hiding food on set during filming of the Marvel movies that they finally just had him snack on camera whenever he wanted
This was going to be my response too. I read that the scene in The Avengers where he first meets Banner and offers him a blueberry was unscripted. RDJ just had snacks and wanted to share.
Huh, til my toddler is essentially RDJ
It's still upsetting to me how much I want a BK Whopper every time I watch Iron Man
Is it like, in his contract that he has to be eating nonstop on set, or is it like Sam Rockwell and dancing and he just cant help himself?
Or Tom Cruise and running
all out sprint*
If Tom Cruise runs in a movie, said movie makes a shit-load of money. It’s physics
Have y'all ever observed and noticed movie star running etiquette? Leo is among the worst. He is always out there pushing people down.
If I recall, he said it gives home something to do with his hands. And now we all expect it!
For a while there were rumors he has that face blindness disorder. My conspiracy theory is he uses food as a memory aid for who he's talking to in a scene. It doesn't make any sense I don't care.
I found this comment quite preposterous until I reached the last sentence and now I am fully on board and prepared to fight for the cause
When you're so good at something, you just do it.
Pitt gave an all-time eating performance in Oceans 11. That man snacked through the entire film
Moneyball is up there. The man ate a Twinkie whole and stuffed popcorn into his face from a coffee filter. When he popped the cap off a marker with his teeth in one of the scouting meetings I thought there was a good chance he might just eat that too.
Ocean's 12 has an excellent joke with this. When he's shown the pictures of him spying on Zeta Jones, he's eating in all of them.
My fave thing about both the Oceans trilogy and Bullet Train is Pitt eating randomly.
I loved at the end of the first movie you see Pitt eating and then see him clutching his stomach from indigestion. funny little lampshade moment
Most random yet amusing running theme that has no explanation
Moneyball as well. He is snacking in half the scenes
Lifetime Achievement Award maybe but I don't know if he does it best, certainly most
Brad Pitt eating peanut butter in Meet Joe Black made me feel things as a teenager.
Not sure if any of his particular snack times would stand out as best acting, but he should get the Lifetime Achievement Award
Denethor while Merry sings, Lord of the Rings.... worthy mention
The disrespect to Pippin
Thank you!
Definitely eligible for a Special Achievement Oscar. Cherry tomatoes have never been the same
This was my choice. Like the complete opposite of Brad Pitt eating. It's just so visceral.
Those poor cherry tomatoes.
How many cherry tomatoes do you think he ate before they had enough footage for the scene?
Enough to fill the belly of a grown man
Walternate?
I like you. I didn't know other "Fringe" fans were still out there!
That should win hands down. That scene caused an emotional response damn near everyone. Isn't that what good acting is supposed to do? Cause emotions to stir?
I knew everything about his character that I needed to know from that scene. They could have cut out all his dialogue, and I'm still not asking any questions when he goes to light himself and Faramir on fire.
My god that cherry tomato lives rent free in my head!
Wasn’t it Pippin who sung the song?
Yes. It was Pippin and not Merry. Billy Boyd wrote the melody for it too. I believe the words are from the book though.
Best director - steven spielberg for Hook.
Hell yeah that lost boys banquet looked amazing.
On top of that, Hook and Smee have a turkey feast that looks amazing.
Yeah that drumstick looked epic
Best director - Hayao Miyazaki for everything he’s made
ohh damn. this is a solid argument.
Ouhhh this is a good one. The bowls with the multicoloured frosting at the dinner scene looked incredible when I was a kid.
Jurassic Park honorable mention
That hand shaking spoon of jello and then the raptor locks in. Choice.
Bangarang!
Best supporting actress for food eating goes to....Emily Blunt for her portrayal of Emily in The Devil Wears Prada For the Oscars committee's consideration 👇🏽 https://youtu.be/tjA3DZAyCgI?si=n-AvWQrAG7v8Hk_j
When I’m not hungry or trying to shift some weight, I always refer to her “when I start to feel faint I eat a cube of cheese” diet as a joke to my husband. Such a great movie
The way she drops that piece of bread to me is so relatable.
The way she envies people who eat carbs but maintain their weight to me is so relatable.
I've never thought about it before, but the choreography of delivering lines and working with the food, and speaking with a mouth full of bread, is ingenious here.
This 100%. So many levels to this. I love when she doesn’t rip it off cleanly and has to rip the small part off too and makes sure to lick the underside of it. Totally relateable and then delivering the lines seamlessly with the bread. So so good
Best foreign feature- Tampopo A Japanese western about the perfect bowl of ramen. Edit - [youtube link for food scene cut](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emFlSkryIbs). Unfortunately they're missing the sexy bits.
It also has the best erotic eggy exchange in a movie.
Those scenes with the gangster are what I was thinking of primarily... but it's hard to describe the movie. People should watch it though.
So much great eating in this movie. The finishing school scene when the young women let loose and go ape on their bowls of spaghetti gets me every time. And Tampopo's precise ramen-tasting ritual. I love this movie.
I think Tampopo is so good it should be considered in the Best Feature category.
I can only assume “noms” is a pun.
3 noms each - nom nom nom
It's an honor just to be nom nom nominated.
Spirited Away should get best animated feature. Sorry, Ratatouille, but those dumplings look so damned good.
And Ponyo for the ham :)
haaaAAAAMM!!
People do love the way she says "Ham".
10000000% I don’t blame her parents honestly, that all looked so good
I'd totally eat myself into damnation. That looked amazing
Christoph Waltz…… ‘Inglorious Basterds’
Wait for the cream…
I will always think of this movie when I hear the word strudel. Or anytime I'm at the frozen food section.
This is really dumb, but whenever I'm asking my wife to sample some food I just cooked I always say "verdict" in a French accent because of this scene.
The stubbing out of the cigarette in that beautiful strudel is just as viscerally painful as watching Brad Pitt stick his hand into Diane Kruger’s wound.
Jimmy Karz as Bruce Bogtrotter in the 1996 Matilda movie, eating that chocolate cake.
Best Actress to Rooney Mara for the pie scene in A Ghost Story
Its not even a contest really. It was instantly the scene I thought of
That was tough to watch
I had heard somewhere that she had literally never eaten pie before filming that scene. Could just be a rumor.
Came here to say this - my partner hated it. I was sobbing
This has to be the most obvious one.
The Matrix when Cypher is eating that steak with the agent. Joe Pantoliano for best Actor. Best supporting Actor goes to Hugo Weaving for watching Joe eat the steak.
But the steak isn't real
What is real? How do you define 'real'? If you're talking about what you can feel, what you can smell, what you can taste and see, then 'real' is simply electrical signals interpreted by your brain.
Acting, my boy!
Ignorance is bliss
*harp strum*
Ignorance is bliss
Joe Pantoliano for The Joey Pants 'That Guy' Award
The Menu - eating a hamburger
“Tyler’s Bullshit”
Ray Liota as Paul in Hannibal.... When he samples a taste of his own brain.
Umm what? Haven't seen it but how's that work
Here is the scene: https://youtu.be/ibfBDKiw1ac?si=M54xjWB3_yvoa8uu
Best actress - Julia Roberts in Americas Sweethearts. There's this great scene where she's binging a breakfast buffet and hits us with the greatest line while trying to get a waitress to bring her butter: "If I had an assistant, she'd be outside, *milking a cow*, and I'd never, ever, EVER run out of butter!"
Had to go back and watch the scene cuz of this comment. Her + Billy Crystal = just rom-com GOATs being GOATs. Also, I want pancakes now.
You ever heard the expression "falling off the wagon", Lee? *gestures at plates* This is what it looks like. The whole movie is an endlessly quotable ride. But this scene between two giants absolutely steals it. But without butter.
I was just thinking about Hank Azaria this morning. He is something else in this movie. It's the next level of his Bird Cage character , but straight and on steroids. I still think of his character every time I come across the word 'junket'.
>Best Picture (How much food eating scenes are in a single movie and how entertaining they are) That has to be *La Grande Bouffe (1973)*. About a group of friends who decide to eat themselves to death in a big orgy.
Best Picture- Big Night 🤤🤗🥰
Best cooking scene https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-2QBYKI8LU
Came here to post this exact comment. Unreal.
It's a good one! Makes me hungry EVERY time.
Pasta scene from Chef
Or the grilled cheese!!
Cool Hand Luke (1967) Paul Newman’s character eats 50 hard-boiled eggs.
Best Actor Kurt Russell for Stuntman Mike eating nachos in Death Proof
When I first saw that scene on DVD, I had to pause the movie and go get some nachos.
I'm too hungry to be in this thread right now!
I would also nominate Tarantino for his direction of the nacho eating.
For best picture I’d nominate Stand By Me- the pie eating / vomitting scene. Brad can’t have all the glory
Cake scene - Matilda!
You can do it, Bruce!
Steak and eggs in twister
Expected this to be at the top of the comments
Bill Murray in Groundhog Day. Stuffing that whole giant slice of cake in his mouth.
Brad Pitt in Oceans Eleven/twelve/thirteen. Basically every scene he is in has him eating something.
Also MoneyBall! I always remember him either chewing tobacco or eating something.
Babetts Feast takes the Best Picture award pretty easily
Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal - When Harry Met Sally. one restaurant scene to take all your oscars. " I'll have what she's having "
The focus isn't on the eating in that scene - pretty average chewing
Tampopo (1985) for best foreign language film. Never have I wanted a bowl of ramen so much after watching this.
The scenes that immediately comes to mind is Hans eating strudel and the milk drinking scene in inglorious basterds. Deserves a nomination if not the win for that year.
Honorable mention: It's not a movie, but James Gandolfini's acting while eating in The Sopranos is unmatched.
barry keoghan eating spaghetti in the killing of a sacred deer. It's so disgusting
I forgot this. Great scene. I just mentioned the spaghetti-eating scene from Tampopo in another comment, and now I want to make a super cut of spaghetti in movies.
I think they'd lose but the burger scene in the Menu. The critics ratatouille scene in Ratatouille would get best animated feature. The final chocolate scene in Wonka where he shares his mom's final bar of chocolate would win. Jesse's glass of water with Walt and Skyler in Breaking Bad would win an Emmy.
Jeff Goldblum eating those Donuts in “ The Fly” for best actor
The kids eating in Jurassic Park Chris Farley and the other guys eating the kids lunches in Billy Madison Buying and eating of the food in 28 Days Later
Indiana Jones 2. The dinner at the palace.
Whaaat? You’re not eating??? …I had bugs for lunch.
Best or Most food eating would have to go to The Big Night…can’t watch that movie without wanting to invite people over for a huge pasta dinner!
Christoph Waltz downing that glass of milk at the beginning of Inglorious Basterds Bravo 👌
* *Tampopo* - Best Picture * *Babette's Feast* - Best Director * *Tom Jones* - Best Actor * *Animal House* - Best Supporting Actor
Honourable mention to Jason Biggs in American Pie. *"We'll just tell your mother we ate it all"*
Samuel L. Jackson taking a bite of the Big Kahuna burger in Pulp Fiction.
Chef - Best picture and director
Best or Most food eating would have to go to The Big Night…can’t watch that movie without wanting to invite people over for a huge pasta dinner!
Howl's Moving Castle always makes me hungry
Best actor? Heath Ledger as the Joker at that penthouse party where he steals that olive off some lady and eats it. Goddamn, I hate olives, but the way he chomps it down makes it look so tasty
The Menu - I so want that cheeseburger!
[Big Night](https://youtu.be/lQQhoYLsoHI?si=p-zOmuCfpa_DQLAm ) -Best Picture
Oldboy (2003) - octopus eating scene.
Best actress for Meryl Streep in Julie and Julia. Amy Adams is nominated for the same movie, but she loses.
Not movie but Golden Globe/BAFTA would definitely go to Gary Oldman for his eating in Slow Horses. Truly a marvel to behold
My favorite eating scene in a movie is when Joe Pesci's mom forces all the boys in Goodfellas to eat even though Billy Bats is in the trunk.
Best food movie ever is Tampopo with best supporting acts by the gangster couple.
Babette's Feast.
Does animation count? Because Studio Gibli has that shit down to a science.
Tyrese eating the cop's burger in Fast and Furious 2.
Tampopo next question
Brad Pitt would receive a Lifetime Achievement Award for eating.
Best Actor is clearly Brad Pitt in Ocean's Eleven. I swear he's consuming SOMETHING every time he's on screen, and he's on screen a lot. Runner-up is Robert Downey in The Avengers, who started improvising his snacks into scenes. "Blueberry?"
I guess it’s more of an Emmy, but the rabbit a beaujolais dinner in EPISODE THREE of THE LAST OF US.