_"Why does everything have to be so difficult? You know back in the fifties we worked together. Even rival families settled their differences amicably."_ _"Oh yeah, I remember that picture of Albert Anastasia lying there all "amicable" on the barber shop floor."_
The look he gives before Crazy Joe goes down is apex acting. This entire movie was pure fiction but that doesn't mean it wasnt a great movie. Only issue is with an 80 year old DeNiro trying to play a 24 year old but it is what it is.
@@mig7290 the main thing about why Albert Anastasia was executed was because of his bullshit he became a liability and in the mob when that happens that means lights out forever
@@kyleshiflet9952I don’t believe that completely, Vito genevese wanted to take over and Albert was loyal to lucky, after Costello bolted after the botched assignation attempt Albert was the last loyal person to Luciano. Vito wanted to cut lucky out for good. I agree Anastasia was doing some dumb shit but Vito was plotting big time
@@kyleshiflet9952Albert was also selling membership into the family and hitting civilians. That was good enough reason for the commission to allow the conspirators to live afterwards.
That’s the idea. Joe Pesci actually said NO many times because he thought it would have been like his past roles. … …I love the hidden ARC of Joe Pesci characters go from wanting to be made (Tommy in goodfellas) to being a high ranking made guy (Nicky in Casino), to being THE BOSS in the Irishman.
He's not the big guy walking you to the stairs. He's one of the guys coming up to shoot Anastasia. Cant see his face in this very well because the quality isn't very good
@@mig7290 "funny how, I mean funny like I’m a clown, I amuse you? I make you laugh, I’m here to fuckin’ amuse you? What do you mean funny, funny how? How am I funny?"
@@joshua9247 “you have very good timing. No, seriously, you should give the circuit in L.V. consideration if you need to lie low for a while. Throw them off that way.”
If I remember right Anastasia was a major member of the (by then defunct) grip known publicly as Murder Incorporated. MI was a neutral organization of hitman that were hired by various crime families and syndicates to do hits, and were scarily good at it too.
It's incredible that Anastasia went from being a Romanov princess that survived the massacre of her family to a cold blooded killer that looked like fat Italian slugbait.
Of the music- remember hearing this sorta weird recording playing a lot in 1968 or 69 on the old folks' local FM station. Back then I hadn't even known for very long what a harpsichord is. I knew of it mainly from the Adams Family tv theme song; a little lesser-so from classical FM. Today it's like hearing an old long-forgotten ghost 'speak' after 56 yrs. silent.
Looks to me like it was filmed in the Pacific Mutual Building in downtown LA. My company owned it in the late ‘80’s and, as I recall, we had an old time barbershop in the 1st floor lobby that was an institution, around a long time.
2:20 - One thing that's always amused me about the Anastasia picture is the guy just casually writing something down with a dead, shot up body right below him. It's like business as usual.
If I was in a position where I found myself potentially being the target of an assassin, there would be two places I wouldn't visit.. No 1 The barbers.. No 2 an Italian restaurant with mosaic or tiled flooring.
@@vangroover1903back in those days you always had to look well dressed and groomed even if you were just stepping out the house just to buy a newspaper and a loaf of bread. that was how things were as of up to say 1970. after that eveybody just dressed any old how.
Ol larry Mazza is the 2nd shooter comin up and out the stairs. Real Colombo hitman who was a hitter under Greg Scarpa (the grim reaper). Larry Killed like 5 people and was a part in around 20 murders during the Colombo war when the family was being torn into 2 factions after Vic Orena tried to take the family away from a jailed Carmine “the snake” Persico. He shot nicky black in the face with a shotgun from around a foot away. Badass Scorsese threw a real hitter in there to play a fake one.
larry mazza was a memeber of the colombo family. the gallo bros. who are believed to be the hit men were members of the colombo family. i suppose they got an ex colombo member to act the part of a real colombo member.
1956 Lincoln Premier @ 2:25 in that condition 2023 25 k to 30 k 20 23 my 22k original mile Premier still cruises at 80 no effort for the 368 shame Lincoln Cant build quality like this anymore
@@GSF4life14 So interesting to know! First timers watching the movie don't even realize the powerful people and politics behind this hit. Don Carlo, and Vito wasn't even mentioned in the movie.
Soundtrack here is a creation of Waldyr Azevedo, on his “ Delivado “. A Brazilian old musical genre from the 40’s known as Chorinho . Percy Faith may appropriate upon his arrangement, but Waldyr is the one who conceived, for the record. Chorinho genre is easy to detect by a trained hear. Elaborate string arrangements, one of the instruments will be a small guitar known as “cavaquinho “ , the others being clarinets or straight flute. Rio and São Paulo produced most of the playing talent and composers. The late Pixinguinha is the most exponential musical genius of all. Albeit sounding like Chamber Music , the best interpreters became popularized through live radio musical programs. And composed and jammed on working class streetside cafes.
Amir's Homes Hamilton I don’t think it’s really that important to the story so I don’t think there’s really a need to show such a violent hit for no reason. Also irl when he was whacked he could see his own reflection in the mirror and started to try and fight the guys but instead just attacked their reflections; I think that would be quite hard to show on screen.
Didn't have to. This is far more cinematic. The climax of Percy Faith's Delicado while the camera zooms in on the florist while you hear the gun shots...... epic movie making. Simply showing the hit is boring and done out a million times.
In real life Albert Anastasia was killed on orders from Vito Genovese and Carlo Gambino. Carlo Gambino eventually took over as Boss of the family. The suspected killers were Joey Gallo and Carmine Persico often proclaimed he was part of the hit team.
I stopped watching The Irishman after 15mins. Possibly the cr@piest and creepiest movie I ever (partially) saw. The CGI ruined it all plus putting de niro who's waaaay past his time and plays 'tough characters' in the movies but in real life is just a jellyfish didn't help either. There you have it.
Ok movie. 98% fiction. Got the love it got because of the director, and main actors. Its like the bible, with a smidge of the Quran thrown in. That all equals……most of the humans portrayed in the movie existed at one time….Theres your 2%. The other 98% is a story told by a dying Irish gangster trying to leave a nest egg for his children. He fabricated most of what he spoke about. Trust me, when I first read ‘I hear you paint houses’…..I was enthralled! Couldn’t believe this mystery had finally been solved!! And then reality set in when I learned of how Joe Gallo was really killed. A hit that has been proven to not have been carried out by Sheeran. It was a good read. But fiction. Brandt must have known this. The pay check was too big to turn down, no doubt.
This scene has the best pacing of music and action in the film.
Thank you!
Name of the song? Thanks
@@johanamedinaruiz9235 Delicato by Percy Faith
_"Why does everything have to be so difficult? You know back in the fifties we worked together. Even rival families settled their differences amicably."_
_"Oh yeah, I remember that picture of Albert Anastasia lying there all "amicable" on the barber shop floor."_
Tony and Uncle Jun
My Nonno Says he had respect like Russel
There were exceptions!
@@WhiteRussian5787 this is my favourite film of all time
@@rickeygogoi696 : There’s a Bee on your hat !!!!
Pesci killed this part. He usually plays unhinged crazy lunatic gangsters. He was so calm cool and collective here. That's great acting.
The look he gives before Crazy Joe goes down is apex acting. This entire movie was pure fiction but that doesn't mean it wasnt a great movie. Only issue is with an 80 year old DeNiro trying to play a 24 year old but it is what it is.
Yeah, like "Home alone" 😆
Aside from Scorsese being a masterful filmmaker, he has a top notch ear for music in his films.
He always manages to use a great song at exactly the wrong time. Either he is musically retarded or he is just testing the lemmings.
BS....same overly loud 70's crap.....He makes the same movies over and over every time with the same old men
@@kendallevans4079 Watching DeNiro beat that grocer with his walking cane was dumbfounding. How can these raisins not know they are dried up?
@@vangroover1903 Ego & money or Money & ego
@@kendallevans4079 Right. That should cover it.
Albert Anastasia is the definition of the old saying "YOU LIVE BY THE SWORD YOU DIE BY THE SWORD"
@@mig7290 the main thing about why Albert Anastasia was executed was because of his bullshit he became a liability and in the mob when that happens that means lights out forever
@@kyleshiflet9952I don’t believe that completely, Vito genevese wanted to take over and Albert was loyal to lucky, after Costello bolted after the botched assignation attempt Albert was the last loyal person to Luciano. Vito wanted to cut lucky out for good. I agree Anastasia was doing some dumb shit but Vito was plotting big time
@@kevinmyers440 that actually makes alot of sense actually erase the last of Luciano's legacy
@@kyleshiflet9952 well tommy lucchese was still around and he was very close to charlie lucky, so that dont make that much sense to me.
@@kyleshiflet9952Albert was also selling membership into the family and hitting civilians. That was good enough reason for the commission to allow the conspirators to live afterwards.
This film was probably the most surprisingly chill and relaxed performance I had ever seen of Joe Pesci. And he delivers it like always. 😎
That’s the idea. Joe Pesci actually said NO many times because he thought it would have been like his past roles. …
…I love the hidden ARC of Joe Pesci characters go from wanting to be made (Tommy in goodfellas) to being a high ranking made guy (Nicky in Casino), to being THE BOSS in the Irishman.
It’s a really strong display of his acting chops overtime, seeing him in Goodfellas and then here made me appreciate both performances more
Yep is definitely a martin scorsese film and i like it 😃
You'd think at some point these mafia guys would quit going to barbershops....
They handled this very amicably
Two of the Three Gallo Brothers had a well-planned hit on Anastasia. They were working with Joe Profaci that assigned them the hit.
They bragged that they did it but some historians say they didn’t. Who knows the truth?
Everyone talks about the tony name... what about all these fucking joes?
That’s Larry Mazza walking you the stairs nice to see real gangsters even if it’s a few seconds
Colombo Crime Family hitman
I came here after I saw his interview with Vlad tv. I thought ut was Robert Funaro. Eugene from the Sopranos
Anastasia’s body guard is a retired homicide detective as well who worked with Mazza
Scorsese does that a lot actually. There’s of course Frank Cullotta in Casino and a ton of other wise-guys show up in Mean Streets and Goodfellas .
He's not the big guy walking you to the stairs. He's one of the guys coming up to shoot Anastasia. Cant see his face in this very well because the quality isn't very good
1:03 was enough to inspire a beating to the death if it was 80's/90's Pesci.
" What are you doing here"?
" I'm just listening to you Russ, you entertain me, you're a funny guy"
@@mig7290 "funny how, I mean funny like I’m a clown, I amuse you? I make you laugh, I’m here to fuckin’ amuse you? What do you mean funny, funny how? How am I funny?"
@@joshua9247 “you have very good timing. No, seriously, you should give the circuit in L.V. consideration if you need to lie low for a while. Throw them off that way.”
Carmine Persico and Joe Gallo are the two that were supposedly on that hit.
I have it on good authority from uncle junior that this was an amicable hit
Anastasia didn’t have the makings of a varsity athlete.
I think that's a different show/universe.
1:36 The bodyguard looks like Attorney General John Mitchell.
1:51 He walks down the stairs, the hit is off. He walks by.....hit is on.
This is such a classic scene of the move because it goes so well with the music.
If I remember right Anastasia was a major member of the (by then defunct) grip known publicly as Murder Incorporated. MI was a neutral organization of hitman that were hired by various crime families and syndicates to do hits, and were scarily good at it too.
That's correct except Albert was the founder of Murder Inc
It's incredible that Anastasia went from being a Romanov princess that survived the massacre of her family to a cold blooded killer that looked like fat Italian slugbait.
Big guy is so Italian reminds me of my uncle nicky
Of the music- remember hearing this sorta weird recording playing a lot in 1968 or 69 on the old folks' local FM station. Back then I hadn't even known for very long what a harpsichord is. I knew of it mainly from the Adams Family tv theme song; a little lesser-so from classical FM.
Today it's like hearing an old long-forgotten ghost 'speak' after 56 yrs. silent.
The bodyguard was in on it?he literally looked right at them and did nothing.
he knew i think
The bodyguard was corrupted.
Fun fact: He's a retired NYC police detective.
When a boss gets wacked everyone is in on it. You cannot just go kill em youself with no ones permission
I know for a fact he took a walk but nobody knows if it was intentional
Edit:that guy was actually his driver
The soundtrack on this take is a Brazilian Musical Genre, known as Chorinho.
That song is hard asf ngl
Nah frs bruh
🎉
Soundtrack here is by Waldyr Azevedo, on his creation “ delicado “. A Brazilian old musical genre from the 40’s known as Chorinho
Impeccable scene
Looks to me like it was filmed in the Pacific Mutual Building in downtown LA. My company owned it in the late ‘80’s and, as I recall, we had an old time barbershop in the 1st floor lobby that was an institution, around a long time.
Nope, we filmed it on a stage in Brooklyn good eye though
@@garrypastoreofficialchannel Thanks for the correction, good work on the set.
Thanks I just died in a barber chair. 🤣
This song was amazing for this scene
This brought Percy Faith's "Delicado" back to public consciousness!
It's wild that this hit (as well as Crazy Joe's war) was referenced in Goodfellas
2:20 - One thing that's always amused me about the Anastasia picture is the guy just casually writing something down with a dead, shot up body right below him. It's like business as usual.
Back then it was business as usual
@@kyleshiflet9952 - He was probably thinking to himself, "I'm glad this happened because I now have an excuse to miss my wife's meatloaf tonight."
@@CBright7831 lol probably
amused you? is this movie here to make you laugh? amused how?
…Get the fuck outta here, @@doneme152 . 🤣🤣🤣
“You wanted to impersonate Al Pacino, you gotta get Russels permission.”
If I was in a position where I found myself potentially being the target of an assassin, there would be two places I wouldn't visit.. No 1 The barbers.. No 2 an Italian restaurant with mosaic or tiled flooring.
I would also be very wary of any friends that come by or invite me to a little get together.
You don’t wanna be sitting on a toilet either. It’s a very vulnerable spot for you to be in if an Assassin(s) walks in.
@@CBright7831 yeah, thats how dutch schultz got whacked he was sitting on the toilet.
Don't forget the massage parlour. Moe Greene never did. As a kid I always thought it was cute how gay all these greasers were.
@@vangroover1903back in those days you always had to look well dressed and groomed even if you were just stepping out the house just to buy a newspaper and a loaf of bread. that was how things were as of up to say 1970. after that eveybody just dressed any old how.
Ol larry Mazza is the 2nd shooter comin up and out the stairs. Real Colombo hitman who was a hitter under Greg Scarpa (the grim reaper). Larry Killed like 5 people and was a part in around 20 murders during the Colombo war when the family was being torn into 2 factions after Vic Orena tried to take the family away from a jailed Carmine “the snake” Persico. He shot nicky black in the face with a shotgun from around a foot away. Badass Scorsese threw a real hitter in there to play a fake one.
larry mazza was a memeber of the colombo family. the gallo bros. who are believed to be the hit men were members of the colombo family. i suppose they got an ex colombo member to act the part of a real colombo member.
Where'd they find an actor shorter than Joe Pesci?
And that’s when Grogu became Greefs best pal.
Its like some weird commercial.
@lilahdog 568 1:17 looks like a pharmaceutical commercial.
It’s shot in a way that’s very cold and informal. It creates a surreal sequence where modern cinematography frames the old business of the mob.
Best scene in the film imo
Pittston? As in Pittston, PA? That's where my Dad was born and raised.
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1956 Lincoln Premier @ 2:25 in that condition 2023 25 k to 30 k 20 23 my 22k original mile Premier still cruises at 80 no effort for the 368 shame Lincoln
Cant build quality like this anymore
Is the shooting started the camera falls on the flowers from the actors the music to the way the scenes are set fantastic
What song is this??
Who was Albert Anastasia's bodyguard though? (in real life)
Frank the Chineseman
Anthony Coppola
Great music
Albert Anastasia lying amically on the barber shop floor - tony Soprano
One of the best sequences in the movie. I never get tired if watching it. Lol
why did you" laugh out loud" at your own statement? Do you NOT like the scene in actuality?
Does anyone know the name of the theme?
Delicado by Percy Faith
Most iconic hit in mob history.
💈🔫
Fun fact, one of the 2 hitmen is Larry Mazza, a real life ex mafia heavy hitter
1:53 Imagine if he slipped and fell down the stairs at this moment
A movie that was massively let down by the scene of geriatric MMA at the start, it was embarrassing
"nobody keeps ALL the money!"
In the mafia the man with the most envelopes in his pocket is usually the most powerful one their.
Great movie but I don’t understand why Scorcese would lie about the Irishman committing all these murders when he didn’t
How do you know he didn't?
So he could set each scene to incongruous music we all happen to rather like, like most of his movies?
2:15 😂😂
Music?
Delicado by Percy Faith
1:53 They'd read him his rights. There's going to be a hit and you can walk away or get hit too.
Carmina Persico and one of the Gallo's brother?
Allegedly it was persico’s, the gallo’s and I believe the gambino’s
Is this the same hit that was connected to Carlo Gambino?
Yea, Vito Genovese and Carlo were behind the hit
@@GSF4life14 So interesting to know! First timers watching the movie don't even realize the powerful people and politics behind this hit. Don Carlo, and Vito wasn't even mentioned in the movie.
@@dominicjefferson3229 it’s a shame how they haven’t made an actual good movie about the beginning of the mob from Luciano to Gambino
@@GSF4life14 you should write a script and sell it bro
@@zacharyharris438 who’s gonna read it tho😂plus I’ve never written a movie script before
The gun shots & the Flowers at the same time was perfect because what do you do at a funeral, you get Flowers for the Departed.
Anyone know the title of this music?
What is this amateur hour? Where's the hit????? Reported for a fake title.
I was supposed to get shot but… I’m not the boss
Joe Pesci plays a wiseguy Better Than the Real Thing
What's that music? It's COOL!
Delicado by Percy Faith and his Orchestra
Soundtrack here is a creation of Waldyr Azevedo, on his “ Delivado “. A Brazilian old musical genre from the 40’s known as Chorinho . Percy Faith may appropriate upon his arrangement, but Waldyr is the one who conceived, for the record.
Chorinho genre is easy to detect by a trained hear. Elaborate string arrangements, one of the instruments will be a small guitar known as “cavaquinho “ , the others being clarinets or straight flute.
Rio and São Paulo produced most of the playing talent and composers. The late Pixinguinha is the most exponential musical genius of all.
Albeit sounding like Chamber Music , the best interpreters became popularized through live radio musical programs. And composed and jammed on working class streetside cafes.
Delicado.
Russ is Don Carlo Gambino
Gary you are Aces Tommy Pic your Embers waiter! Godspeed
Tommy love you bro
The Irishman ending
The mad hatter
Please name of the su no?
Cool music
Was this the acception Uncle Jun was telling Tony about 😆
Read the comment below
Everybody dressed by the back then I know
1979
They all liked a bit up the back as well
Thumbs up if you love harpsichords
funny how they're either short looking or giant looking men, there's no in between
I wish Scorcese showed the hit
In my opinion works great anyway: it's like classic noir (like Hawks' Scarface).
Amir's Homes Hamilton I don’t think it’s really that important to the story so I don’t think there’s really a need to show such a violent hit for no reason. Also irl when he was whacked he could see his own reflection in the mirror and started to try and fight the guys but instead just attacked their reflections; I think that would be quite hard to show on screen.
Originally planned that way
Way
Didn't have to. This is far more cinematic. The climax of Percy Faith's Delicado while the camera zooms in on the florist while you hear the gun shots...... epic movie making. Simply showing the hit is boring and done out a million times.
God bless Joe Pesci
Didn’t Gallo do this hit? This movie got so much wrong
Allegedly. I also heard Carmine the Snake.
Gallo was one of the gunmen. It was Gambino who ordered the hit.
Sorry meant to say Genovese.
what’s this called?
The Irishman maybe you heard of it
Fictional movie.. great fake movie. Frank was a nobody.
Joe Pesci did a great job as the cool headed one (for once).
Is that the barber shop in Penn Station?
No it was built on a stage in Brooklyn and the original barber shop was in the basement of the Park Sheraton Hotel
So tommy was made after all.
What’s the name of the song
Percy Faith - Delicado
@@Nero0108
Thank you.
I love this movie
It's just like watching an Apple commercial: Think different, and keep copying yourself. How very boring !
Be the difference you know the lemmings will buy!!!!!!!!!
Angelo bruno
Gallo bros hit Anastasia
People didn’t like this movie because most people are dumb.
Lotta B.S. In This Movie
I find this scene cool but don’t rlly understand it, like who’s the guy who is watching him at the beginning and why do they kill Anastasia
In real life Albert Anastasia was killed on orders from Vito Genovese and Carlo Gambino. Carlo Gambino eventually took over as Boss of the family. The suspected killers were Joey Gallo and Carmine Persico often proclaimed he was part of the hit team.
@@joshv3190 thanks
Fight for power and he had a shit ton of enemies.
Seriously overrated movie
This movie was horrible.
Great acting as he had to take a shit. You could see it in his face and the way he was walking.
I stopped watching The Irishman after 15mins. Possibly the cr@piest and creepiest movie I ever (partially) saw. The CGI ruined it all plus putting de niro who's waaaay past his time and plays 'tough characters' in the movies but in real life is just a jellyfish didn't help either. There you have it.
Enough already with these people. Come on, new stories, new people. Take Scorsese's camera off him. He just keeps making the same movie
@@a34rwl and what’s you claim to fame in life besides amateur film critic, just curious?
John Gotti and Fat Ange whacked Albert
@@CapoLady yeah okay 👍🏻
@@garrypastoreofficialchannel Frankie DeCicco drove the getaway car 🚗
@@CapoLady 😂😂😂
@@CapoLady JG was 17 when Albert was whacked. I played him 2x I think I know more about him than you
@@garrypastoreofficialchannel Gaspipe ordered the hit 💥
This was the worst movie ever made. Should have been called Grumpy Old Men 3.
Larry mazza was Greg's scarpas guy Is one of the shooters
Ok movie. 98% fiction. Got the love it got because of the director, and main actors. Its like the bible, with a smidge of the Quran thrown in. That all equals……most of the humans portrayed in the movie existed at one time….Theres your 2%. The other 98% is a story told by a dying Irish gangster trying to leave a nest egg for his children. He fabricated most of what he spoke about. Trust me, when I first read ‘I hear you paint houses’…..I was enthralled! Couldn’t believe this mystery had finally been solved!! And then reality set in when I learned of how Joe Gallo was really killed. A hit that has been proven to not have been carried out by Sheeran. It was a good read. But fiction. Brandt must have known this. The pay check was too big to turn down, no doubt.
I always wondered why they zoomed in on the flowers during the hit. Then I realized that you send flowers to a funeral. Scorsese you clever bastard.
The spectator goes shopping for flowers to send.
Film noir,highly suggested - never revealed
The vibrant colors of the flowers evoke the colorful image of the hit, without actually seeing it.
I feel like the flowers can also represent the boldness of the hit and the target himself
Pushing up daisies.
I love how the bodyguard's walking matches the rhthym of the song. This entire scene flows so well.
And his eyes are perfectly shadowed when he walks to the hallway makes it look like a skull. It’s death walking.
His name is Robert Mladinich. He's a retired NYPD organized crime detective and boxer. He also writes crime novels.
This guy would have been a good alternate for the character of Luca Brasi, if they ever did a remake of the God father. Which they'll never do.
Def great directing and flow of the crew by Scorsese and his team 👍🏻🌹
@@richardfalvo4933 That would be a monumental mistake. Some things are better left alone.
1:17 looks like a pharmaceutical commercial.
I always thought that shot looked odd.
@@CinemaRescored breaking the 4th wall.
A bit of surrealism. Then again the way the sequence is shot is surreal in and of itself.