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Who was the drunk in the 'Vice' movie?

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Last modified: Mar. 2, 2019

Dick Cheney himself!

Who was the drunk in the 'Vice' movie?

The drunk in the car was Dick Cheney himself.

The movie Vice begins in 1963 as a young Cheney is driving drunk and gets caught in a traffic stop.

Here’s the clip from the VICE movie script:

EXT. DESOLATE ROAD - NIGHT - LATER

The RED TAIL LIGHTS of a battered 1949 Frazer Sedan SWERVE BACK AND FORTH ERRATICALLY. Dick is at the wheel. Very drunk.

POLICE LIGHTS FLASH behind him.

POV A HARSH POLICE FLASH LIGHT HITS THE DRIVER SIDE WINDOW AS DICK LEANS HIS HEAD OUT.

DICK How you doing tonight?

OFFICER I need you to get out of the car.

Dick gets out and IMMEDIATELY STUMBLES TO THE GROUND.

SFX: A LOUD BLARING ELECTRONIC SIREN

This situation is based on a true account. In real-life, in 1962 at the age of 21, Cheney was convicted of driving while intoxicated (DWI) and arrested for DWI again the following year. Cheney previously said in a 2001 New Yorker interview, "I was headed down a bad road if I continued on that course".

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