Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
"How to Disappear Completely" (Radiohead). Mashed up with Soylent Green death scene. This was legendary film actor Edward G. Robinson's last role--he died of cancer 10 days after filming was completed.
For those who seem to have a problem with the fact I chose not to use the original music from the film, you are not the intended audience for this video. If you have yet to view this video, and you are just looking to see an exact recreation of this scene, do yourself a favor and don’t watch it. Instead, buy/rent/stream the film and watch the unaltered scene to your heart’s content. The intended audience are the fans of Radiohead, especially those that appreciate the song used in this video, “How to Disappear Completely.” This song's music and lyrics evoke feelings that are not incongruous with the depicted scene, and as such was used for artistic purposes. It may not be your cup of tea, so I offer my apologies if watching this example of artistic license upsets your sensibilities in any way.
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"How to Disappear Completely" (Radiohead). Mashed up with Soylent Green death scene. This was legendary film actor Edward G. Robinson's last role--he died of cancer 10 days after filming was completed.
For those who seem to have a problem with the fact I chose not to use the original music from the film, you are not the intended audience for this video. If you have yet to view this video, and you are just looking to see an exact recreation of this scene, do yourself a favor and don’t watch it. Instead, buy/rent/stream the film and watch the unaltered scene to your heart’s content. The intended audience are the fans of Radiohead, especially those that appreciate the song used in this video, “How to Disappear Completely.” This song's music and lyrics evoke feelings that are not incongruous with the depicted scene, and as such was used for artistic purposes. It may not be your cup of tea, so I offer my apologies if watching this example of artistic license upsets your sensibilities in any way.
***Please click the thumbs up icon, subscribe and check out my other videos if you like what you see!***
