In the story, whether or not it is cinematographic, there is always a protagonist who wants or needs something. It is the center of the story and as an audience you pay attention to it by connecting with their fears, oddities and / or desires. The normal thing is that an antagonistic force appears in turn that acts in the form of a character that seeks the opposite of the main character. Then there are secondary ones that help both or are an added difficulty, although they come to provide great characters (their own category at the Oscars proves it) they do not pretend to be more relevant than the protagonist and yet, in the cinema these steal scenes often appear that absolutely capture the attention of the public leaving the hero aside.Stephen from “Django Unchained” “Django Unchained” (Columbia Pictures) What do you have to do to stand out from a scene shared with none other than Leonardo Dicaprio, Christoph Waltz and Jamie Foxx? Well, to be a brilliantly characterized black slave and to have Samuel L. Jackson’s talent for pitching. Only Tarantino for the script and Waltz for his character were awarded at the 2013 Oscars gala. We cannot get rid of the cunning and confidence with which Stephen discovers the entire plan of the protagonists.Jesús Quintana from “ The Big Lebowski ”“ The Big Lebowski ”(Working Title Films) Sometimes it only takes one scene to stay with the audience for the rest of the movie. It is not that the note is not charismatic, but Jesus Quintana and his tongue brushing the bowling ball represent an image too powerful for it to disappear from the collective memory.In slow motion detailing his perfect release, with the Gipsy Kings’ version of Hotel California in the background, John Turturro became the perfect scene stealer. “Young Frankenstein” Goo “Young Frankenstein” (20 Century Fox ) How are Marty Feldman’s eyes not going to take our full attention? The actor replicated with more grace if possible all the occurrences of a comedy genius such as Gene Wilder. If this parody is one of the best comedies of all time, it is largely thanks to the character of Igor. Sorry, we wanted to say “Aigor”. Dory from “Finding Nemo” “Finding Nemo” (Pixer / Disney) The potential of some of the movie scene stealers brings the corresponding financial interests with it. The second part of this aquatic journey focused on a minor character from the first installment. Dory exemplified the idea that fish have no memory and tried to help Marvin find his son. Imperator Furious from “Mad Max: Fury Road” “Mad Max: Fury road” (Warner Bros) If the movie is called Mad Max … Why can’t we stop paying attention to Imperator Furiosa? Well, because the character that Charlize Theron embodies is an action heroine at the height of Lieutenant Ripley or Sarah Connor. Deep and nuanced, it is difficult to look away from his lamentation in the desert, devoid of his prosthesis. If you miss the character, don’t worry. George Miller is already preparing the spin off with Anya Taylor-Joy in the role of Furiosa.
The "steal scenes": secondary characters that got all the attention
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