The Guard with the Southern Accent?

He was imitating a character from the movie cool hand Luke starring Paul newman.

He infuriated me! The weasel! Still I get what drove him to push it to limits. I can see him being a proud Stanford student and challenging fellow students to rise to the moment, be the type of leaders their education is supposed to be inspiring them to be, and then waiting for them to act and turn that horrible situation around.

They were so submissive! Then again, they were all Stanford students. A+, teacher's pets. Kids who played by every single rule laid out for them in their lives which paid off in BIG reward: acceptance to the venerable Stanford University! Put some high school drop outs or community college students in there and maybe the outcome would've been different.


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There's no way this was real. It was all a performance. The real outcome would be incredibly boring, because it simply couldn't replicate what a real prison is like, with guards dealing with inmates who are in prison for years and desperate to get out and to get women. The inmates wouldn't have anything to fear from the guards. They would just walk out or play cards and ignore the guards until their sentence was over. The movie would have made more sense if they got law enforcement cadets to play the guards. Otherwise, this is a joke.

It was an actor playing the part of a real person who himself had been an amateur actor - I suppose all he had to do was employ his own ham acting of a film character to achieve it.