American Gangster (6/11) Movie CLIP - Above the Mafia (2007) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
The U.S. Attorney (Roger Bart) laughs in Richie's (Russell Crowe) face when he says that Frank Lucas, a black man, has moved above the Italian mafia.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Director Ridley Scott spins this yarn concerning a Harlem drug kingpin (Denzel Washington) who smuggles heroin into the country by hiding it in the bodies of U.S. soldiers killed during battle in Vietnam. There was a time when no one noticed reserved driver Frank Lucas (Washington), but when the criminal kingpin he was charged with transporting through the city streets suddenly dies, Lucas seizes the opportunity to build his own criminal empire. In the following months, Lucas solidifies his status as Harlem's most innovative drug dealer by delivering a product that is purer than the competitors' and cheaper, as well. When innovative businessman Lukas attempts to go semi-legit by becoming one of the Manhattan borough's biggest civil supporters, however, street-savvy outcast cop Ritchie Roberts (Russell Crowe) begins to sense a sizable shift in the hierarchy of the drug underworld. But Roberts is one of the few honest detectives operating within a corrupt system, and as he sets out to investigate the case, crooked detective Trupo (Josh Brolin) does everything in his power to compromise the integrity of his idealistic counterpart. Upon clearing all of the usual Mafia-connected suspects, Roberts begins to believe that a previously unknown black power player has come out of the woodwork to dominate the local drug trade. While Roberts and Lucas may be operating on opposite sides of the law, the one thing that both men have in common is a strict code of ethics that separates them from their opportunistic colleagues. Now, as a confrontation between the two men becomes inevitable and the fate of each becomes inexorably tied to the other, it gradually becomes apparent that only one of them will emerge from the conflict victorious.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (2007)
Cast: Roger Bart
Director: Ridley Scott
Producers: Sarah Bowen, Michael Costigan, Jonathan Filley, Brian Grazer, Branko Lustig, Nicholas Pileggi, Ridley Scott, James Whitaker, Steven Zaillian
Screenwriters: Steven Zaillian, Mark Jacobson
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I love how racism is the reason why Frank wasn't caught sooner.
but remember he was low key, not extravagant. Tell that to the majority of the brothas out there in the game.
The IRONYYYY 😂😂😂😂
and that statement can still be said for the majority of the black community today :)
@@mkn.567 You must of heard of Charlie Sollers...
Shoot, Will Smith got away with assault in public.
When you actually hate the character in a movie that means he\she did a great job of acting.
+Ken Lucas Definitely. Who was the guy, though.
that's so true
Agreed.
Ken Lucas I hate the naked women
or that guy is a piece of shit in real live too so
I always thought this scene was funny because Russel Crowe, who in real life is not Jewish, is playing a Jewish character who was insulted for his Jewish heritage by Roger Bart's character, who is actually Jewish in real life.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love Roger Bart
Whoa....slow down. Ok, who is Russel Crowe?
yay, isn't acting great
@@cgh7337 He fights people around the world with a tug boat.
"There is dope on that plane!"
"Shut the fuck up!!"
My favorite part of the scene lol this is an old comment so are you still alive Miss Jennifer Banks!
"Franks Organization", that really pissed him off lol
“Who does he work for? what family ?”
Lol
lmaooooo loved how he managed to fit a bonus racial slur into the rant. that's right, piss both sides off equally
Lol
I always hoped a whop popped up in there too
Brian Ross gays aren’t a race of people idiot.
Eric Jefferson well they definitely act like they are one. And he wasn’t just talking about race. Notice the word “group”.
@@Ej-uz5io "Well they definitely act like they are one." *popcorn* lets see you dig your hole deeper, cause you're already in the dump.
Whoa! Marco Rubio needs to calm down
chill out wit that n word cuz
Hahahahaha
Mark O'Rubio: Irish-Catholic for President.
ITS RUBIO!!! *tosses water*
Hard R
Russell Crowe is a Good Actor in this movie. Portrayed his character very well.
MK L he's a good actor period.
Your opinion which no cares about.
russell crowe is good always
MK L stfu
MK L he's a good actor period
Lol "there was dope on that plane"..."STFU"!!!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That terminalogy makes it sound sort of like a GTAV cutscene xD
Dude was just mad that he wasnt the only *dope* on that plane! 😆
😅
See how the prejudice of the Attorney General couldn't allow for the possibility that a single black gangster could outdo the Mafia in the dope trade? Lucas just applied capitalist principles to a criminal activity. He cut out the middle man & made the crime more efficient & thus more profitable.
Ciaran O'Connell good point. it is also precisely why white supremacy is crumbling so quickly and entirely. the white people in positions of power refuse to acknowledge the fact that demographics change and that people who they considered beneath them mentally, socially etc. aren't capable of doing anything outside of what powerful white people consider "normal" behavior for them.
Ciaran O'Connell you do realise frank Lucas in real life wasn't nearly as successful as the mafia
Nowadays though I'd say there are black gangsters much more successful it's just the movie is highly exaggerated
Look at my previous comment
Corsica nowadays they're the mafia is just a bunch of sad pricks trying to relive the "glory days"
Yeah, 3 federal indictments unsealed just last week involving members and associates of both the Gambino and Bonanno crime families, spanning rackets in the USA and Canada, says otherwise. "Glory days", my ass.
If you appreciate acting you would be proud of this scene. They killed it.
This movie here showed me exactly what Russell could do. Yea I seen gladiator but this here is some of his most exceptional work. He actually sounds damn near like the real Ritchie Roberts.
But then there's "And i'm Javert!".
Watch LA Confidential if you haven’t. One of his best imo
As it is true to this day, many federal investigators always think they are smarter than local police detectives because of their overrated BS federal status. It was funny how Russell Crowe's portrayal of Richie Roberts tells that federal DEA agent plain and simple to get his "head out of his ass." Because that's exactly where that federal agent's head was during that investigation. Deep down, that federal agent knew that he got owned during that discussion. And then lobs slurs at Roberts like a typical coward. Only a street smart detective such as Richie Roberts knew how Frank Lucas was transporting heroin into the US during that time. Frank Lucas wanted most investigators to believe exactly how that federal agent assumed how typical gangster business mostly went down during that period. Frank Lucas had almost everyone fooled for a very long time except for Richie Roberts and Nick Trupo, the other police detective who attempted to extort money from him.
Comment Underrated. And didn't Lucas only snitch on dirty cops for extortion?
you do realize the US transport of narcotics in coffins was completely fictionalized for the movie, right? This whole scene and literally the movie itself is a work of fiction.
To be FAIR to the DEA guy, they had been focusing on the Mafia for so long they would have ignored the idea of a guy like Lucas cutting them out.
This is the era of the Gambinos and Gotti families that owned all of New York. This was the Goodfella era. They owned EVERYTHING back then.
Exactly as he said 'Who the hell is Frank Lucas?' when comparing his stature to the litteral Cosa Nostra?
Roger Bart's character wasn't a DEA agent, he was a US attorney, which is a federal prosecutor.
This might be one of the best STFU 🤬!moments ever - 😂
Oh no it is the best stfu ever I almost pisst on myself when I first saw this scene 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
0:30 lol
Roger Bart was the singing voice for Disney's Hercules. Talented fella.
i still see him as john beecher from harold and kumar escape from Guantanamo bay
You're kidding right?
I love how Russell Crowe teleports across the table at the end
You can clearly see him climb over it
@@blueforyou0202 nope
@@paddyjsheridan Yep.
Nope
@@paddyjsheridan yup
There's no way he's a drug dealer he's an orthodontist for gods sake
No no no, he's a train engineer.
Reminds me of the Godfather when Woltz threw like 5 Italian slurs at Hagen while adding bonus Irish and German slurs. Some guys just have an encyclopedia of racial slurs
"Young men who have given their lifes in the defense of democracy" is the real joke.
How so?
@@stripedrajang3571 All wars are bankers wars. Its always about money has nothing to do with defending democracy.
@@PedroTRamos1, I see.
@@stripedrajang3571 South Vietnam wasn't a democracy but an artificial country led by a corrupt and iniquitous regime, hence why the "defense of democracy" line is ludicrous.
American mafia for a hundred years doing what?
Roger Bart is such an underrated actor.
he wasnt acting. lol joking..
Dude seriously sounds like Ben Shapiro
Ben Shapiro is the best
Russel Crowe? Not really
@@Ben-hn4nw L
@@stephensalach9175 in what?
@@paveantelic7876 debates, logic and reasoning, etc.
Never underestimate a smart black man
Never met one
@James Nuttesyour ignorance is astounding!
Never underestimate a smart men not just a smart black men
@@fredwise4454 brainwashed
Beaskii savage
Ya know. In a way, being black had it's advantages during those times. Why? Cause you are underestimated. And that can be very powerful. Cause if people think you're nothing, you're not on they're radar. So you pretty much have free reign to play in other people's backyards without them even realizing it.
This is actually a movie, believe it or not
Slick Mike And what he said actually happened, believe it or not
@@raepiste9744 except it didn't. This movie is a massive exaggeration on what actually happened.
Slick Mike since you’re so acquainted with the movie’s actual history, you’d know that the FBN did actually underestimate black operated organized crime rings rivaling the mafia back in the late 60s early 70s, they flew under the radar for a few years just as this guy described, and that’s what i described as factual not the whole movie
During the movie, Frank is actually very particular about doing his best to not stand out in public (at a certain point). Don't dress ridiculous or typical of a thug/gangster since that gets you noticed. He wanted to be invisible, but the one time he wasn't was when he got busted (in the movie). Don't know how it all happened for the real events.
This guy as much as I don’t like him. He did an excellent job with this role. He is definitely believable.
1:01 That moment when you learn the truth but then you just laugh it off to hide that fact because you simply don't want to believe it even though you now know the truth.
👍
Imagine that guys reaction when he found out it was a black guy running the whole thing lol
He probably still denied it was true
This would have been better if Russel Crowe said, "Oy! Don't ya interrupt me, ya vagina!" Then gut punches the dude and storms out.
Hahaha! “Oy!”🤣
Lol South Park 😂
TUGGAH
“ omg it’s russel Crowe ! “ “ omg 😱 it’s russel Crowe “ oh may br br bre “ lol
Oh, such language with this one. Maybe you should GTFOH, but wear a coat. You'll catch a cold, God forbid.
Bro went full COD lobby 💀
they had an amazing cast in this movie.
He said no black man did what the mafia hasn’t he was sleeping on Franklin lol 😂
An extremely legend of a film, that should be known even more, and receive more credits for its dynamics. Such an amazing storyline, characters, soundtrack and led by two legendary actors, Denzel Washington and Russel Crowe who brought so much emotion, and action to it. What makes the film even greater is the many lessons and lines that are brought up, and what's even greater is how it's based on a true story. Honestly, worth watching no matter what. Had watched this on my birthday years back, and really an unforgettable film, that till this day I have never forgotten about. Don't want to spoil much, but its a must-see. 4.19.2020
Why forget Ruby Dee?
man that guy is perfect in this scene 👌
It blows my mind that a man can care that much about doing the right thing and then later on go and become a CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY.
Innocent until proven guilty. Believe it or not, the right thing ISN'T just to let everyone that's arrested rot.
duckmanham
What are you talking about? Richie PROVED Lucas' guilt then turned around and became his lawyer.
That's because Richie saw the good in Lucas. Besides, Lucas helped put a lot of the other criminals in prison.
Blake Riley
Don't give me this "saw the good in Lucas" crap. Lucas was not a good man. Lucas did not turn state witness because he was a good man, he did it to save his own ass.
HeSaidSheSaidMv
You're not looking deep enough. Remember when Lucas was talking about his childhood to Richie in the interrogation room?
I admire his nose. Its an intense nose that important people have.
Dont ever insult a guys nose even if it warrants it by being an hand rubbing typical extra largeee nose
It’s a natural canopy
@General Pershing haha. Yeah I don’t mean nothing, he’s my homie.
Y’all weird
I'm getting the brochure for Slip and fall school for u
this was hands down the best scene in the movie
Nah
I agree
It low-key is🤣🤣
@@CB14195 you’re a lowkey dipshit
Top 10 scene. Really puts things in perspective.
1:49
He calls you every curse word in the book, and NOW you get offended by THAT?!...
Nikola Tesla Racism is a major hot button for many people.
Well yeah, the character is jewish.
What’s a kyke?
@@superw0lfman_ The Jewish version of the N word.
This man laughing and asking if it was a joke when he said he’s not Italian he’s black… EVERY TIME!
I just love how the attorney showed his true colors there. He missed the biggest drug organization in the country because of his immense racism and now he also misses it because of his racism toward Jews. Amazing
And that's what Frank Lucas was betting on. Always low key and also always keeping it within his own. As the saying goes...
"The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was making people believe he didn't exist."
Roger Bart! Over and beyond an excellent actor!
It’s like a serious version of Rob Corddry from Harold and Kumar escape Guantanamo bay
Even in the criminal world they couldn’t believe a black was out doing a white man. 😂 🤦🏿♂️
Because they know they're the real criminals and savages they just don't want to claim it when it's not beneficial.
😂😂😂
So this guy talks about how young American soldiers have fought and died in a war for their country. Guess from his perspective that doesn't include black men.
Lol "there was dope on that plane"..."STFU"!!!
They’ve always describe African-American service in the military. Just look at the Harlem hell fighters and the Tuskegee airmen
@@treroney4720 and they're buried in a pride coffin
This movie is so perfect that every scene you feel that is the best in whole movie and in the same time you know that you are wrong
Saw this movie long ago . Bloody good ..the actors all wold class . Denzel . My man .
Dude looks like the boss from the incredibles
people get it straigt. frank lucas was above the mafia... IN THE DOPE GAME. that doesnt mean he was ABOVE the mafia. the italian mafia wasnt even 100 percent in the drug game there were alot of neighbourhoods that they wouldnt alow traffiking and even frank had to pay them to be able to traffik on certain turfs. and yes of course they bought directly from frank but as far as overall power goes the mafia was way above frank they had the gambling the rackets, the weopons everything.
pork wop Frank didn’t pay them. Frank sold dope to them wtf are you talking about 😂
wayne47able He paid them an interest rate, so he could sell on their turf, he’d start a street war if he sold in their areas without proper notice and pay, that’s how it’s always been.
the mafias main power wasnt any of that...it was the Unions. They decided if you got your food or not.
Frank was a loose end they just make him look more biggee but mi father was around those days he wasnt that Big in fact he never travel yo the other side of the worlde world
Lucas was above them in everything. If you control the drug business, you control the streets.
"makin' movies, makin' films, 'n' fightin' 'round the world!"
The best acting in the world can't make a guy with a voice like that intimidating.
Love this guy's acting
I dunno his name but actually in this just a bit more than 2 minutes, the guy who argued against Richie got my respect of his act already, and for real in just 2 minutes.
@ 1:39 that’s pure gold, sound from the aboves
Damn, what an outstanding performance from both actors. You could just feel how they hated each other!
I see that attorney created 9 accounts! XD
Russel Crowe had to get angry eventually.
Well he does have a short fuse lol
Watch out Russel Crowe’s got a phone
I think what this scene was trying to show how the fact that an African American was above the Mafia was not only unbelievable but was also the reason why no one suspected Frank Lucas to be on top of the ladder, because, racism. He used racism in his favour. And the conflict at the end of this scene shows how lowly that officer thought of black people by saying "No ni**** has accomplished..."Now he wasn't refuting because it's unlikely to him that US war planes were used for carrying dope but it's unlikely to him that a Black person could be doing so.
Very well said
This movie was fiction more than fact, Frank Lucas wasn't anywhere near the Mafia.
Frank Matthews was bigger and more connected than Lucas ever was which tells you everything you need to know about Hollywood.
the mafia accomplished what no1 could even without the drugs idk why he brings that up
Russell Crowe is awesome. 3:10 to Yuma is an excellent film. He also played in a movie where he broke his wife out of prison. Also a great movie. Great actor.
using a tennis ball to open a car door. I can't remember the name either.
The Next Three Days. Great movie. Liam Neeson has a cameo in it that only Liam Neeson could do.
When you put great actors together, a great director and a true story, you end up with a cinematic masterpiece.
Notice how at 0:56 The A.G tires to say Frank Lucchese, Thinking He's Italian.
Denzel Washington is my Favorite Actor out of anyone on the Planet! Plus he is just a Great Human being in Real Life! Keep doing What you Do Denzel Your Number 1.
💯💯💯
Young men who have given their lives?🤣 They were forcefully conscripted.
Forcibly*
@@IWanderedAsACloud Either word is accurate
How cool buffalo bill from silence of the lambs and the psycho from Hostel 2
A good piece of information
the government has been feeding minority neighborhoods dope for years 🤣🤣
Yeah and your own people are selling it. :) What does that say???
John Rotten so are yours : }
@@sobad1542 Not really. It's mainly the Mexicans.
According to this scene it was Lucas NOT the Govt. The govt's planes were being used as mules
@@alexitorico6686 how does any of it get into the country? How is it that the drug problem now rolled into Caucasian communities and caused a rift in classes, just w whites, yet they still say its the minorities destroying my familes. Lol, there is alot of stupid on the internet
1:49 "Kyke? That's an insult right? Time to foight!"
He wasn’t using Italian servicemen!
This U.S. Attorney must be a relative of Jack Woltz. Picked right up what slurs he left out during his conversation with Tom Hagen
Why did nobody make a movie about Frank Matthews? Because profit wise Lucas supplied New York City and Newark. Frank Matthews was heroin king to New England as well as the Virginias and the Carolinas
That actor said those slurs a little too well💀🤨
Lots of rehearsals
Oh shut uppppp. You want to erase all works of fiction because your feelings are hurt? It’s called acting you simpleton. It’s called REALISM. Without realism, movies are garbage
Well that confrontation went to 11 quickly.
I never seen this movie and im seeing so many amazing actors
Well don't deny yourself the experience. See it as soon as you can. This is a FIRST RATE film with masterful performances.
lol i didnt know richie was a jew
He was. Just like the cop in Blackklansman
He wore the Star of David around his neck
U didn't ha?
Richie tried to tell him who was the main dope guy but he didn’t want to Believe it… it’s just like morpheus from the Matrix said and it holds true to this very day No one can tell you what the Matrix is you have to see it for yourself
In my Top 5 of all movies I've watched to date...but the guy who stood out for me was Trupo aka Brolin. Since watching this movie always wished he got more roles, then came Wallstreet, Deadpool and Avengers. Good stuff.
I love overly politicized movies. I come here for my daily re-up
not above the mafia, Frank was their associate he paid them like everybody else
This has to be one of the greatest movies of all time. Every actor in here surely deserved an Oscar
Bonny Bonny Not even close
Best actor in that scene barely said a word. Ted Levine aka buffalo bill
it is a strange world Pippos.
LMAO that guy racist af
No, to be fair he hates everyone equally
Racism, anti semonism, and homophobic slur in one scene. That's awesome.
Cant beat the 70's . U knew where u stood . Today they have genderless washrooms - whaaaa?
Even for the 70s that is a wild thing to say at work
0:31 I thought that was Jim Nantz 😂
This part stuck out to me . Weather a black man makes a come up illegally or legally, your average white man can’t stand to be outdone by him seems💯
DEIZEL DA MOTIVATOR TRUCKER that's real. that's why you need to protect your neck in their company. when they see you on the rise, they use any underhanded tactic to undercut you. whites and the jewish people do this to us. I know from experience.
Kobe blew a 3-1 lead robbing everyone else; capitalism, colonialism, disenfranchisement & gentrification .
Kobe blew a 3-1 lead right or great?
Kobe blew a 3-1 lead i dont agree with the internet invention because the idea came from a Nigerian man. But your right building a nation is key.
Kobe blew a 3-1 lead Yep white people are enjoying there time to shine. Like I always say, it won't last forever. 👍
frank lucas was a kingpin..but above the mafia in those times..fuck noo..
As far as drugs
Yea, I agree. Meyer Lansky alone was worth $300 million around that time from just his gambling operations alone. Carlo Gambino and their organization was making hundreds of millions of dollars, not to mention the political & legal help those guys had. They were almost untouchable. Frank Lucas might have close to the mafias height, but definitely not above it.
I Don't Have Man Boobs did either of you even watch this. As far as DRUGS went frank was above them. They weren't talking about who was most powerful or had the most money
Khyleal Winston pee wee mathews was way bigger than frank lucas..and the mafia had pizza conection,french conection..BILLIONS
Paul Sturza pee wee wasnt mafia. Once again the cop was talking about DRUGS as far as DRUGS were concerned frank was bigger than the mafia at the TIME. He wasnt saying Frank overall was above the mafia nor did he say he had more money
In my country, or in every country. Mafia and police like a bestfriend.
MAKE IT STICK
Because of this guy, I first heard the K word.
Sinbad 87 Kathmandu?
Kunt ?
Kaike
In real life Frank Lucas was never on a drug flight. He was on a 4 day civilian flight in Bangkok, Thailand. Ike Atkinson got passports for Frank Lucas and his family and he toured them around that city in Thailand. Frank Lucas not only distorted Leslie Ike Atkinsons story but he has stolen parts of his life.
this was a good movie but it was very exaggerated. This movie was a combination of Ike Atkinson’s life and frank matthews life with a little bit of frank Lucas sprinkled in. Frank Lucas was never as big as the movie potrayed him to be. In real life after he got busted he snitched (on everyone not just cops) and got his time reduced...
Wow david wallace's job before dunder mifflin was intense
The clock on the wall stopped since not a one minute passed during their conversation, they probably did this on purpose, so we dont see jumps for 5-10 or more minutes when they were recording this
And of course the american arrogance of "playing dumb"
HeSaidSheSaidMv Sorry but you have no idea what you are talking about. One small phrase and for some reason you have it all figured out. Cry me river with your pseudo “proud to be American” whine festival. I was commenting on the arrogance of the “agent” with his racist claims stating that “blacks haven’t achieved anything”. He was coming off as an arrogant ass.
"He was coming off as an arrogant ass. " It was 70s.. Wasnt still pretty racist time in USA?
1969 😉
Jor el doesnt seem happy
I love that guy 😂
went to see this in the movies. lol I was sitting near a white couple and when he said the n word they automatically looked at me an my group. I guess to catch our reaction.
+Donisha Whitfield
and what was your reaction?
woodyfly we just laughed lol. It's apart of a movie so it didn't bother us. We had no reason to get upset. It was just weird because he truly thought we was about to go off or something lol
how would you handle on a bad day and if you went by yourself????just asking
+NickAndTommyFight and you sound like an idiot.
+Duane Elliott How do you figure? We're you offended?
The guy who was reprimanding Richie clearly doesn’t know how the Italian mafia operates they weren’t even in the dope business.
Lol that may have been true a loooong time ago, the Italian mafia has been trafficking dope for many many years. That' s just one of many myths created by Hollywood.
@@magicsnaffo3661 This takes place in the 70's and early 80's right? The mob weren't in the dope business in the 70's and 80's.
@@sebastiendiaz-corona7966 if you do some research you ll find that many Italian, especially Sicilian families were big in the dope business in those years.
@@magicsnaffo3661 There are literal audio tapes of the families bosses talking about how trafficking dope is not allowed
@@sebastiendiaz-corona7966 you can look up the "pizza connection" as an example, I' m from Italy guys, Cosa Nostra has been dealing in drugs since the late 60's.
I need to watch this movie.
My investigation indicates that Frank Lucas is above the mafia in the dope business.