The numbers have been crunched and it is professional! Jonah Hill has sworn on-screen more than another actor in Hollywood.
Chances are nearly everyone reading this presently will have been in a state of affairs where they have felt extremely uncomfortable looking at a movie. An uncomfortable feeling attributable to a combination of what is going down on-screen and the folk observing the film with you. Whether it be a sex scene whilst your folks are within the room or anyone getting brutally murdered as your little brother wanders in.
A movie with a large number of swearing may also be a big issue depending on who is in the room with you. Some films have (a lot) extra swear words than others, and a few actors are extra liable to dropping a curse phrase than their friends. Buzz Bingo has accomplished the research and discovered which actors swear the most on-screen.
If folks had put cash on who that particular person could be, chances are the popular alternatives would have been the likes of Samuel L. Jackson, or Al Pacino. While both of those males made the top ten, neither of them clinched the much-coveted best spot. That honor has long gone to Jonah Hill, and he almost certainly has one movie, specifically, to thank for that.
The Wolf of Wall Street. Hill has sworn 376 instances on-screen, and we'd danger to wager about 350 of those words happened whilst he was once alongside Leonardo DiCaprio. Speaking of which, Hill's Wolf of Wall Street co-star got here in a close 2nd. The Titanic megastar has sworn 367 occasions in films, so just nine not up to Hill. To come that close and need to settle for silver, that's gotta sting.
As for the movie with the most swear phrases uttered all through, the top two actors already mentioned should give readers a clue as to what that is. That's proper, The Wolf of Wall Street. It's a protracted film regardless that, so does not hold the name for the absolute best curse-to-dialogue ratio. That honor goes to Gary Oldman's Nil By Mouth. Of every one thousand words spoken in the film, 41.3 of them are curse words. Now that is spectacular.
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