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“	Yeah, but "Mr. Brown", that's a little too close to "Mr. Shit".	„
	~ Mr. Brown complaining about his code name.

Mr. Brown is a minor character in the 1992 film Reservoir Dogs.

He was portrayed by Quentin Tarantino, who also directed the film.

Biography

Mr. Brown is one of the six men hired by mob boss Joe Cabot for a diamond heist (the other men are Mr. Blonde, Mr. White, Mr. Pink, Mr. Orange, and Mr. Blue).

Mr. Brown is first seen at the beginning of the film sitting with his five accomplices, Cabot, and Cabot's son Eddie at a diner, where the men have various casual conversations before executing the heist, including Mr. Brown stating that Madonna's song "Like a Virgin" is a metaphor for "big dicks".

Later in the film it is revealed that Mr. Brown got shot in the head by a police officer, which blinds him but does not immediately kill him. Mr. Brown, Mr. White, and Mr. Orange get into a car to escape the area, but they crash because Mr. Brown was shot in the head and loosing conciousness. He tries to reverse the car but the getaway car has crashed into a parked car and cannot move eventually stalling the engine.

A police car arrives at the scene, and as Mr. White shoots at the police officers Mr. Orange notices that Mr. Brown dies from his injuries.

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+[[File:Mr. Brown.jpg|thumb|300px]] {{Quote|Yeah, but "Mr. Brown", that's a little too close to "Mr. Shit".|Mr. Brown complaining about his code name.}}
+'''Mr. Brown''' is a minor character in the 1992 film ''Reservoir Dogs''.
-{{Quote|"Mr. Brown" sounds like "Mr. Sh-t."|Mr. Brown complaining about his code name}}
-'''Mr. Brown''' is a minor character in the film Reservoir Dogs (1992), portrayed by Quentin Tarantino (who also directed the film).
+He was portrayed by {{w|Quentin Tarantino}}, who also directed the film.
-== Biography ==
-Mr. Brown is one of the six men hired by mob boss [[Joe Cabot]] for a diamond heist (the other men are [[Mr. Blonde]], [[Mr. White (Tarantinoverse)|Mr. White]], [[Mr. Pink]], Mr. Orange, and [[Mr. Blue (Tarantinoverse)|Mr. Blue]]). Mr. Brown is first seen at the beginning of the film sitting with his five accomplices, Cabot, and Cabot's son [[Eddie Cabot|Eddie]] at a diner, where the men have various casual conversations before executing the heist, including Mr. Brown stating that Madonna's song "Like a Virgin" is a metaphor for "big dicks.".
+==Biography==
+Mr. Brown is one of the six men hired by mob boss [[Joe Cabot]] for a diamond heist (the other men are [[Victor Vega|Mr. Blonde]], [[Lawrence Dimmick|Mr. White]], [[Mr. Pink]], Mr. Orange, and [[Mr. Blue (Tarantinoverse)|Mr. Blue]]).
+Mr. Brown is first seen at the beginning of the film sitting with his five accomplices, Cabot, and Cabot's son [[Eddie Cabot|Eddie]] at a diner, where the men have various casual conversations before executing the heist, including Mr. Brown stating that Madonna's song "Like a Virgin" is a metaphor for "big dicks".
+Later in the film it is revealed that Mr. Brown got shot in the head by a police officer, which blinds him but does not immediately kill him. Mr. Brown, Mr. White, and Mr. Orange get into a car to escape the area, but they crash because Mr. Brown was shot in the head and  loosing conciousness. He tries to reverse the car but the getaway car has crashed into a parked car and cannot move eventually stalling the engine.
+A police car arrives at the scene, and as Mr. White shoots at the police officers Mr. Orange notices that Mr. Brown dies from his injuries.
-Later in the film it is revealed that Mr. Brown got shot in the head by a police officer, which blinds him but does not immediately kill him. Mr. Brown, Mr. White, and Mr. Orange get into a car to escape the area, but they crash because Mr. Brown was driving and unable to see. A police car arrives at the scene, and as Mr. White shoots at the police officers Mr. Orange notices that Mr. Brown dies from his injuries.
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 brown_death.jpg|Mr. Brown's death
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