THE SILENT FOX

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i only noticed this whilst watching the warriors today but when Cyrus is shot, Fox sees Luther pull the trigger and yet says nothing to the others when they reach the graveyard,i find this strange as it would be the first thing i'd have said

[Ranchgal]

Maybe he wasn't exactly sure what it would mean, or if it mattered to them.

But later---yea, I never really understood why he didn't tell everyone what he saw. Like after the Turnbull incident. But at that time they were more concerned about the state of the TRUCE, than that anyone and everyone was looking for them---TOO BAD Snow ended up loosing the boom box!!!

BUT in truth--there was no court and no law---and no guarantee that ANYONE except his own people would believe it---and he was already gone before they figured out that everyone was blaming them. So I guess under the circumstances---it was as wise or wiser to keep quiet than to say stuff that might not matter. But it does make one wonder.

[LATEM]

Very good point you bring up. You know, I never thought about it. I have to think about this one a little bit more before I tell you my impressions.

[BTW A.K.A the killer household appliance]

he told the warriors in the original script,soldierheavymuscle told me i think.

[The Fox]

Yeah he does tell him in the original script.

The Fox is the man in the script so, i think that's why he left when a couple of things changed.

I have a feeling a lot more film then the deleted scenes we know of exists in a room at Paramount.

[GonzoNYC]

And let's hope a lot of those scenes end up on the SE DVD. Remember the rumor is it will be released on October 4th.

[Coney Island Baby]

Considering that Fox knew who the Orphans were, he probably knew who the Rogues were too, so yeah you're right, you'd think he woulda told the rest of the gang that he saw them shoot Cyrus. But then again, who shot Cyrus wasn't really relevant to the Warriors until they found out they'd been framed, by which point Fox was dead, in the movie anyway.

[The Rogue]

i think the whole thing was at the moment he was caught up in the whole hidint from the cops and then when things cooled down he got japed

[LATEM]

I am still considering why he stayed quite though. Cyrus' killing was the main reason of the whole running issue and only Cleon and Fox witnessed it. A responsible and fundamental member such as Fox would had informed the others. Anyway, maybe it is just another blooper.

[Oddity]

I am still considering why he stayed quite though.

Im still confused how only a couple of people witnessed the shooting?

[The Fox]

Yeah he does tell him in the original script.

The Fox is the man in the script so, i think that's why he left when a couple of things changed.

I have a feeling a lot more film then the deleted scenes we know of exists in a room at Paramount.

Look at the above guys! I think Walter chopped a lot of The Fox's scenes including him telling them, not a great mystery!

[The Rogue]

ya i think in the original draft he did and later when he he left they killed him off to soon

[Ranchgal]

I am still considering why he stayed quite though.

Im still confused how only a couple of people witnessed the shooting?

I think that there were lots of witnesses, however-someone seeing and someone coming forward while trying to save themselves is something else.--someone seeing Cyrus go down is not the same as seeing where the gun is that shot him. There were only a few who could corelate the sound to the man/weapon and actually process it. So I think it was more of a "paying attention" detail----and there were a LOT of distractions going on for everyone.

[Lion]

I would figured he would.  I mean I think he should of said something, even if he did, the Warriors didn't know they would be after them.

[stevo2k6]

couple of interesting points in here

http://warriorsmovie.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=4336.0