Each often, Brad Pitt was prone to jumping our funny bones, whether it was a hit with a "bulletproof train" slap, shooting wisely with George Clooney in the "11" films on "Ocean", or to get ping-stitched aspirators. Okay, this was not deliberately funny, but it is certainly memorized now to do so.

Reserving Starwar's funniest works, and the best of the group in Pete's comical efforts, is no doubt the one where it was bordered with indecisive. In 2000 The second film from now well -established director, Guy Richie.

After climbing the map with his debut film "Locked, Shares and Two Smoking Barries", "" Richie received a call directly from Brad Pitt himself, demanding that he be part of any project the flowerpot director had. Perhaps taking up the shortest amount of time on the screen of the rest of the cast, Pete stole the show as a cunning fighter who talked better with his hands than he did in a suspicious but equally funny accent. But looking at the movie now, and Pete, not knowing planted among the incredible collection of talents waiting to explode and become stars independently.

It is now almost a shame that Guy Richie has since distanced himself from the genre that helped build his career, only recently returned to the criminal world with the critically recognized "gentlemen", which has since led to his spin-off show on Netflix. Fortunately, Snatch still stands out as one of the best British films ever, not thanks to the cast that surrounded Pete that continued to make names in many different ways.

In addition to film housing, a possible "The Walking Dead" icon, Lenny Jameseims, the film also centered around two boxing promoters out of their, Turkish and Tommy, played by now action legend, Asoneyson Stetam, in what is still highlighted in a careerAnd recently the loud talent, Steven Graham.

Veering in a genre that he's dominated for year now, Jason Statham has gone on to be of the face of action franchises like "The Fast and the Furious," "Meg," as well as a host of other shoot-em With hilariously simple titles like "Thebekeeper" and "The Working Man." In the case of Graham, he is now one of the most respected and respected actors in the whole pond, appearing in the loved ones "Irish", "Thousands of Blows" and "Top Blinds", from which he will return with their upcoming film "Immortal Man". His latest project, however, was "adolescence", which Pete himself also supported through his production company Plan B, proving how much greatness continues to cut off that diamond gangster film in which Pete starred in so small but crucial in.