That's one of the funniest scenes in the movie!
Next to the entire heist scene in the warehouse at the end.
However, does anyone know exactly what Mr Henry is singing? Me and my buddy are constantly saying, "Well, good ole Bob's got a beautiful house...". But I don't think that's what he really says. Oh well, don't matter....it cracks me up.


"I blew it. I lose my touch"
"Didja ever have a touch to lose?"

i've always been in love with that house, one of the nicest looking houses i've seen on film.

so my question is - who's house is it? and where is it? more details etc. I assume texas either dallas or austin?

I don't know whose it is..but as for where, go <!--EZCODE LINK START--><a href="http://www.failure.net/tours/brtour.htm">here</a><!--EZCODE LINK END-->. scroll down.

Thanks for the link!
That's so cool.

"It ain't no trip to Cleveland". Fab.

and here with pics, but not of Bob's house:
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Oh the point of this scene is all very Freudian and neo-Classical/post-modernist Kantian, in a Neitzcheian yet amusingly anarchic way. For a full explanation, go to trickyscenes.com

Oops, see the EEEK BOB'S HOUSE thread. I initially posted my response here by accident.

Edited by: Redwood at: 12/24/05 2:46 am

Sing Sang Wrote:...is actually the John A. Gillin house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1950. Dallas, Texas. Cool.

Also used in The Fast & The Furious

Thanks for the info. I haven't seen Fast and Furious, so I'm really not in a position to doubt the info, but I'm going to anyway...I didn't think F&F took place in suburban Houston.

Also, we didn't need you to post the info twice. Completely unnecessary.

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