Tony and Junior - ''Don't you love me?'' - The Sopranos S05E03
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JR: I love you, Tony. What I don’t love is the years I’ve spent dealing with your inability to become a varsity athlete. You’ve never had the makings.
😂😂😂😂
😭
You fucker. That got me good. 🤣🤣
Son of a btch! Here we go again...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
According to Dominic Chianese, when Tony says “don’t you love me?” It made him actually cry, which wasn’t in the script. Makes the scene even more meaningful.
if you watch the interview with the sopranos crew 20 years after the show ended, he still cries when he talks about that scene 💔 such a beautiful soul man protect dominic chianese
after the show started*
The scene was soo heartbreaking
The last scene with Junior actually nearly teared me up. He was done, after everything he just forgets.
@@gabechappo62 wtf is your point chump?
This hits different when you have lived with someone going through the stages of dementia.
Seriously. I'll be honest. The man would tell the same stories over and over again. But they were stories he loved to tell...
He was a good man.
Yes, it does. Unfortunately senior citizens, along with children, propelled down the list of people WE, the good ole US of A, treat like they're special. Having worked w/children & seniors, it's tragic.
It fucking hurts.
@@Ryan-hl4ur my expertise is with children, but I have somewhat equal experience with the elderly. To this day I take care of both.
There's a double crossroads in life for some people, where both meet again.
Some people don't understand that. They think, "they're 86, they should know better"
That's the same as saying a 6 year old should know how to drive a car and take care of themselves...
Personally I can't stand those people. In real life a 4 year old has much more mental ability than a dementia patient.
Can't stand to see the way they are abused. Elder facilities need FAR stricter standards.
Some of those nurses are sent from heaven, but 65% (being respectable, deserve to burn in hell)
They take the job to do nothing and ignore the elderly and treat them line shit. I've experienced this many times.
In my olden days, when I'm capable, I will create a senior's home where you're actually treated like a normal person.
TO THIS DAY, they still don't exist. Anywhere
@@Ryan-hl4ur I praise you for understanding that.. terrible innit?
He asked Junior “Why can’t you repeat something good?” And the last thing Junior remembered about him was playing catch🥺
And then Tony ruined it by responding, “Don’t you remember that you shot me?” Completely shut down Junior’s memory for the rest of the scene (his final scene, mind you, so may very well be the last moment of lucidity for the character for the rest of his life).
Tony’s tombstone should read Father,son brother , all around great guy who never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
Hahahahahah
😂😂😂😂
Because of dos small hands
Legend 🏆
Whats with you and this obsession with this varsity crap
It’s never said directly but it’s heavily hinted at in the show that Tony never had the making of a varsity athlete
Lmao wow you're right
Noooo really?
😂😂😂😂
In an interview with David Chase, he stated that Phil Leotardo was in prison for 20 years, which Phil never brings up.
@@FunkBastidTony should’ve just compromised and played jv
We don’t need the background music The Sopranos is iconic enough on its own.
The music ruins it completely for me. The silence is what makes this scene!
@@yannick245 🎯💯👍👍
This is music you’d play during a sappy romance movie or something totally ruins this
Good thing The Sopranos exists outside the context of these youtube videos. And presumably you've seen it in its original form.
Tell em
“Because you never had the makings of a varsity athlete” 😂😂
Lmfaooo
We watched the same video
I love varsity athletes, which you are not
Whoever wrote that line for Junior is a freaking genius!!!😂😂😂
I love how he knocked on the neighbours door and asked for icecream lmao
If anyone want to see amazing acting this is the show for you
I love the sopranos dude also a huge 90s nerd so I basically watch and live my life based around the 90s
@@Rat-Jesus how can I watch this
@@oa4604 is on hbo max
@@oa4604 hbo max as the comment above me said
Dominic Chianese who played Uncle Junior actually start crying when James Gandolfini delivered that line. Even almost 20 years later it brings him to tears just talking about it.
Damn, as a father, it makes me think about how I treat my sons. “Don’t you love me?” Ouch
He never did love me and I'm 31 it effects to this day
@@osmanosman401 Same here, 22 and was never taught anything about life, tryna figure it out one step at a time.
I feel you my dad had to be drunk to show any kind of love for me I didn’t see much until I got older his idea of going camping and having a good time was treating me like shit getting shitfaced and then repeating that some cycle the following day… fathers are so much more important then what they get credit for everyone only ever speaks about the important of a mother in a child’s life not including the influence a good loving father can have on their life personality actions etc
@@meema844 I can give you my 2 cents, let go consider he never existed ever, and you'll live a happy life I promise you that
@@thatstonerr7738 couldn't agree more, but I had to make a void in my life called father, and let go of that idea, to live a life I deserve, it's not easy it took me years and it effects me time to time but at least I can live life I deserve
Reminds me of my grandpa, still asking 30 years after my father quit the navy that when he will become an officer in there
My grandfather did the same to my father.
My dad does the same to me instant tears....
... Did he?
Never had the makings of a Navy officer.
@@ZoRoaStErR2299za Lolololol
That dinner scene always cracked me up tho.
But It is pretty sad when u focus on it
Blame it on the background score
@@ajaxsid9034 ehh. ur right. Put some sap score behind anything and it’s instantly tragic
@@SanchoDomingo_ all I learnt from this show is how to deal with normal/toxic family problems and to stay away from people like Tony Soprano. Dr Melfi had good insights. Greatest TV show ever.
@@ajaxsid9034 Melfi had insights but, as she realized at the end, she was enabling Tony. Tony’s youngest sister (not Janice) steered clear of the family so she didn’t have it all blow up when the toxicity tore the rest of them apart
I think its funny, but he wasn't demented at all, he knew exactly what he was saying. He intentionally did it to poke fun. And why wouldn't he? Tony's reaction was worth it. Tbh, watching a person dramatically flip shit over something so random and irrelevant, is comically nonsensical. That's kinda why this scene is a meme in the first place.
Tony got no love from his dad and mom, but uncle junior.. T known as brutal and bold one, but he's unhappy and unloved one
OR his wife or kids...
Damn ....
Yeah but if he knew Junior killed Dicky then he wouldn’t have felt that way lol.
@@JR-96283 It’s not canon
@@hydrocritical2268 not yet. They need to add onto it
Tony and uncle June's relationship was always rocky. Tried to kill him twice. But Tony being old school chooses to love his mom and uncle anyways despite them hating him so bad.
Nonsense, he did love them.
@@pmppmo ?
@@pmppmo he did love them, but at some point in their relationship it felt more forced. Forced love is not real
@@Miguel-iu9oi on the contrary, Tony always loved his mom and uncle, it was them that couldn’t handle the affection.
His uncle did love him, as Bobby says. But these ppl are just simply incapable of showing affection like that of a regular human.
This hits home. My actual father never said he loved me or anything. He was never proud of me either. I felt this
I think it may have something to do with athletic ability?
Maybe he never had.... well you know....
.....the makings of a varsity athlete.
Hey brother, just so you know he very well might have and never had the ability to say so. Just make sure you recognize that others in your life DO and I wish you the best.
@@BoHorn Now with all jokes aside, I totally agree with your comment, you are right, and even if we need our loved ones' approbation, it doesn't matter that much if we don't get it, because we know we did/said, the good thing.
Also, I love your nickname, it reminds me of Jimmy Bo Horne, one of my top 5 artists ever.
@@JacquesMesrine94 woah, ill have to check him out, I found Bo diddley for the same reason.
My dad was like jr , just straight mean for no reason, when day I asked him if he ever loved me. His response, “ the world is a mean place, I just wanted to make you strong so you wouldn’t be an emotional person.” He never believed in depression or anything like that. I would have panic attacks and he would slap me and tell me “ Be a man!”. I love him with all my heart, he treated his family how his parents treated him, I understand and love him to this day, born in 1953 so they grew up being super hard on their kids.
Same thing yo
No aholes are born allllll the time sadly some prefer staying aholes
did you ever have the makings of a varsity athlete?
@@thatisamazing912 no I had the makings of a responsible man, I would throw my life away for my family, not for a bunch of men who could never grow up past that high school mentality.
There’s nothing wrong with that you’ve just said. This is how all fathers should be. Men are are not meant to be emotional at all, they’re meant to be dominant
It feels like Junior loved Tony more than his mom..
But he tried getting him whacked??
@@groogler5774 after his mom manipulated junior to try and have him killed
Liked him more than Livia. Didn't love him. Tony was only loved by his kids
Junior only wanted to whack him because he’s talking to a therapist and could be putting everyone in harm
Agreed but that's not saying much
In an interview, Dominic Chianese (Junior) says that he really got emotional and teared up during that scene and that it was his most memorable of the whole series.
Really I never knew that! Wow
"It's undermining and I don't want my kids growing up that way!"
Immediately undermines Janice's cooking efforts in that scene in the same breath lmao
Sums up Tony and why he's not liked by anyone
Exactly. Evil has taken hold of him but he never knew what's he doing; unconscious grip, he wasn't evil
Lol Janice didn't even make an effort to undermine
@@hisholiness4537 these days, everyone should like him, because practically everyone is guilty of the same. I watch accepted folks shame outcast types, oftentimes over the same behaviors that they do. I watch on as people that cheat on their spouse have the audacity to be angry, when they do the same. My own mother is doing her best luvia impersonation these days.... Somehow it's acceptable for her to shout at me like I'm some POS.... Let me return the favor, suddenly it's "how dare you talk to your mother/a woman like that".... Hypocrisy is everywhere today
By Far the most powerful moment...
"I mean don't You Love Me"
I like Tony. He’s an old fashion guy- very allegorical.
I see what you did there
I dont get it
The sacred and the propane
An aristocrat.
@@nialmurphy9622Real Quasimodo, this guy
Great acting, but he just DOESN’T have the makings of a varsity athlete.
The way he ran at Johnny Sacrimoni’s house when the Feds showed up? Sure he did!
Its those hands, they’re too small
Damn...these new fans are really beating this meme to death
@@natem1982 Ive been watching this show since it first aired the very first episode, just after making varsity, an athlete. So I know the makings of a varsity athe-lete
This varsity athlete shit is so overused
We found Tony’s one weakness being told he never had the makings of a varsity athlete
He never had the makings of a varsity athlete
Small hands
Honestly forget just how great James Gandolfini was. Such a good actor.
Jr: "no, but I love that OJ Simpson, now he had the makings of a varsity athlete."
This aged well.
This hits different for those of us that never had a the makings of a varsity athlete
How he only says mean undermining stuff is exactly how my dad is.
I feel this 100000%
Me too
Same :/ I’m a grown man now with such a fucked up brainwashed mindset due to my father. I hated sports growing up but I played every sport in hopes that I would be naturally good at one of them. You could literally read the disappointment in my dads face. When I sat on the sidelines foo nervous to ask to be put in the field. When I shot and missed a basket. When I swing and miss every ball only hitting once all season. Coming last in my first and last track meet. He calls me a quitter because I always quit a sport after trying it out. He’s never been proud of me. To be fair I haven’t done anything worth him being proud about.
@@prodalexsaibot6402 make yourself proud. I'm rooting for you.
I can relate..
@@prodalexsaibot6402 your his son man.
That should be enough for him.
Anyone who’s watched this show over and over throughout the years knows how much this scene hits, this edit made it even more so.
As a father who lost his son, this clip hits hard. Out of all the things I ever said to my boy, I never once thought to tell him the most important thing: that he never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
I'm sorry you had to go to that opiates good day son is resting at the paradise of heaven
@@starwarsfan779 what about opiates?
😂😂😂😂
Man I miss that show. Spent hours upon hours watching Tony
When it was over it wasn’t just the end of the show it was the last great show ever aired on tv period
This is the greatest show ever made... the writing, acting , director ... everything is just perfect
This, and The Wire, are my top 2 favorite shows of all time
I am a big Breaking Bad fan but this show is becoming my fav with each passing episode.
you guys legit mentioned my three favorite shows, good shit
Makes me cry 😢 R.I.P James
“what is it with you and this obsession with this varsity crap”
*beat drops*
I mean, don't you love me?
Damn, Tony
That got me too
Maybe if he had the makings of a varsity athlete 🥱
Cringe it’s a short ffs
@@StormQs. maybe you are a bit emotionally stunted
@@CharlesVeitchyou're the guy! .... I was at my sisters yesterday and she told me she was angry at me then put on your video where there was a name written on something under the cottaging bridge.... "Samuel Woody" pretty much my name, I haven't been to Manchester in over four years and never been there and like women and have pretty much all of my romantic meetings indoors in private but was strange to see.... My sister loves your videos and the little I've seen are great, was horrible seeing you getting attacked by the fake charity workers.
Sad fact: when they shot the “you don’t love me” scene the actor playing Junior had to step out because he was crying. He said that when he played even after takes he always felt that James treated him like uncle instead of cast member
Tony's eating a great Sunday Dinner meanwhile Phil Leotardo is eating grilled cheese off a radiator
And he never complained once. Not a beep.
Dominic Chianese( the actor who plays Junior Soprano) said that was one of his most memorable parts with James Gandolfini from the entire show was this scene in his house, just the two of them
“Don’t you love me”…
Just bringing it up after James had died, brought tears to his eyes.
Tony may not be a Varsity Athlete but Junior is a Bushman of the Kalahari
LMAO… the old man is whistling through the wheat field?!
He needs go down more often….
To Boca
Phil may not have gotten his manicotti but he is the shah of Iran
I miss you Tony!!!!😢😢😢😢 Jr. I love you ❤️
One of the best scenes in the sopranos is when tony and jr. are on the couch! One of my favorites
I mean , don't you love me?..... that scene. Anyone can say that line, but Jams was such an amazing actor. Brilliant. rip
That line "don't you love me?" Stuck with the Junior actor for a long time. Even at the recent get together, he was emotional over it.
I watched Sopranos since the first episode every week on TV..boxsets in VHS then DVD to online..lost count how many times I watched the whole shabang and this just brought a tear to my eye..fucking miss the show..actors past & present THE BEST THERE WAS
THE BEST THERE WAS
THE BEST THERE EVER WILL BE
For anyone wondering the song is from òlafur arnalds:So far.
But the name of the song?
Yes the name of the song is so far by òlafur arnalds
One of the best Soprano scenes ever.
This is absolutely, without question, the greatest show in the history of television.
I felt so sad for both of them in this scene. Some of the greatest acting ever seen in this show. I really miss it and rewatch it a couple times every year. Tony Soprano.. Original G…
Rest In Peace.
Greatest show of all times
I love how there's emotional music playing over one of the biggest memes of the entire show lol.
Fkn beautiful dysfunction..... David Chase is a genius and these actors are worthy of praise
It’s amazing how “Sopranos” can make you feel empathy for a bunch of psychotic murderous sociopaths…. The show was so groundbreaking….no “Breaking Bad without “The Sopranos” , and that’s just one of many shows that walked the trail trail that “The Sopranos” blazed
*racist as well, hard to watch
@@calliepeach6234very easy to watch actually.
One of the truly great actors.
Holding onto an insult from decades prior and addressing it yrs later isn't signs of a psychopath but signs of someone that's deeply hurt and cares..
Run
James Gandolfini was brilliant. Wish he was still here.
You can see Junior is proud of Tony and does love him he just has a hard way of showing it cause in a way Junior was always treated like Tony respected but not loved and it seems in some ways Junior was jealous of all the love Tony got from family and Chris and Pauly and sil
He also had Dickey killed and was prolly jealous that tony looked up to Dickey instead of him
@@JohnDoe-ph5bg from what i can remember, junior on top of what u said was mad dickey made fun of him when he fell and hurt his back
@@JohnDoe-ph5bg let's ignore that piece of shit pygmy movie and pretend it never happened.
@@AlexJones0316 ya it wasn’t that great of a movie, but I think it’s jus setting the stage for other spin-offs hopefully
Calabrian elders are indeed hard, they do a great service in preparing you to be stronger than you know now. When they are gone; Then will you understand.
That’s true. I’m Calabrian, and I can assure you that this is exactly the case
Love this show shows a lot of hidden gems some of us can relate too RIP James G
These moments made me glad i lost my grandpa to memory loss but he saw me as his long lost friend from his childhood...bittersweet but im glad he laughed at the memories he shared with me...lost my grandpa but became his best friend
I can see exactly what's going on here the way that some of the other people didn't quite catch. My father was all sports sports sports, and I was a top-grade scholar Once Upon a long time ago. But he would talk about how there's smarts, and there's book smarts. That was one of his favorite phrases to put down the intelligence I exhibited that he did not have. Far from rejoicing that he actually had fathered a child who had ability...
He's been dead and burnt ash for a few years now, and I'm glad about that. But the problem always is that they leave people behind to suffer from their influences
I know I'm not the only child who wishes his father could have been a blessing.
This makes me realize another way they messed up The Many Saints. They didn’t show any relationship between Tony and Jr. Why couldn’t the movie have been good?!!
If it was a 10 episode HBO miniseries it would have worked a lot better.
It was… ok. Literally didn’t do anything with junior and tony though, dickie was kind of a cypher (bad casting), and didn’t advance Tony’s story at all despite the premise.
That and all the woke propaganda they put in the mix, ruined that movie, such a shame..
I don’t think it was bad but it wasn’t great. If it serves as a springboard for a new mini-series, then it did it’s job. Bringing us back to the world of the Sopranos
@@madtonesbr You don’t think Joey Pants was good as Cipher? I don’t understand the casting for the movie at all. A pilot that was not even picked up yet took the time and effort to cast legitimate Italians save for Nancy Marchand and Robert Iler. Yet the movie cast non Italians for the Junior and Johnny Boy role, at least. I do believe there are more. The movie was not good at all in my estimation.
All these years later and the big guy still gots me tearing up... Damn
Everyone has there OWN PATHS LIVE IT
NEVER ask that question! If you feel like you have to ask it, you already have your answer.
But Junior DID love him. His mind was going out the window at that point
Exactly. Every question has the answer in it.
That was one of the best scenes of the entire show.
Hoje, 2024❤Umas das melhores séries! Adoro!!!
Watching these clips 20 years later … I think if I watched the series back now I would be crying a lot … Things mean more now ..
“There’s the coyote” - Junior Soprano
Tony 🤔
Marlin Perkins ovah here... Hehehe
lol that scene when he’s watching that animal documentary right?
I don’t care who loved whom…. I loved uncle junior…. A great character
Quite possibly the best character
He later died of alzheimers
I rewatch this series at least once a year from front to back and I have for a few years now. It’s just so good on every level. This scene was the most vulnerable Tony was with any human being. We saw him with animals and watching movies or hearing songs but man this hit him. It came from his soul. “Don’t you love me?” I’m crying lol. I swear it makes me emotional. Reminds me of my relationship with my own uncle that WAS a father figure to me.
There were few moments in this series that made me feel emotional, and the one asking Junior if he loved him brought me to tears
It’s all good. My dad never loved me either. We get over it. We move forward.
I mean that's his uncle jr
@@Rat-Jesus you’re right. My uncle always treated me fair.
We never get over it, more like suppress.
Nah, you don't get over it. You surpress it. Then it eats at you and finally comes to a head and you're screwed up. You realize you were doing things to numb it
@@el34glo59 sounds like a familiar soul out there. Glad you’re still here brother.
Finally, I found the clip where every single comment has come from
First time I saw this, I cried hard. Now, watching a decade later w/ an uncle that’s terminal, having my final conversations with him, taking in his thoughts, wisdom & love- I’m bawling. I love you, Unc. You’re my hero
James Gandolfini was a f@ck n genius with this character. It hits me everytime. I miss him. 😢
Tony Egg had the makings of a varsity athlete.
"How many fucking hours did I spend playing catch with you?" - He love him, he express it a lot actually.
Gandolfini acting was so on point uncle junior said in an interview he had to stop himself from crying then started crying talking about it
The sad thing is when they do his fathers death scene his father reaches his hand to his son and brings his head to him and whisperes in his ear” son I wanted you to know, You never had the makings ….Of a varsity athlete…
They're not father and son silly
It's incredible how sensitive Tony was despite him being absolutely brutal to the few people that genuinely cared for him like Chris and his wife.
In the series finale in his last scene Junior does bring up a good memory. Says we use to play catch together and it’s Tony who leaves the conversation crying….
Greatness is when you bring out the best out of OTHER people. James thanks for your inspiration.
When you ask the football coach about varsity
I know how it feels to wanna say something to someone you love and not being able to
You know what just hit me about why Junior was always different, almost in a comic relief kind of way is because he wasnt meant to be a wise guy. He was fragile, yet emotional. This is a man that let his little brother run the crew, the man that was a passionate lover, beautiful signer, the man that through the ball with his nefew. But being himself was a weakness in his eyes. Hes was obsessed about his apperance and how people viewed him. I think the varsity athelete comments are more Junior telling Tony its ok you picked this life over that but he needs to keep up theapperance
My favorite “he never had the makings of a varsity athlete” scene is with Angelo when he asks “your point being what Junior”😆😆😆
Yeah, that scene was funny bc Junior embarrassed himself way more than Tony with that comment.
@@hisholiness4537 Angelos nonchalant response is what does it for me..Totally clueless to the whole bit even though we know at this point junior has busted Tony’s balls many times. The actor nailed the scene by and I laugh my balls every time i see it!
Tony didn’t have the makings of a varsity athlete
Actually quite sad that
Idk man I can see Tony doing well in football/boxing
"don't you love me" asks the guy who put a hit on him 😂😂.
This role hit too hard. I couldn't sleep or watch it after he started to break down.
😢😢😢 One of the best moments throughout the show. End of subject!
Um, he tried to kill you a few times, don’t think that’s call love
nothing personal, just business
He thought he was moving against him. Junior never was very level-headed
In that life apparently it’s pretty normal
Lol yeah thats quite funny he tried to have him killed and yet its not that which makes him question whether he loves him or not but rather it's comments about not having the makings of a varsity athlete
Do you remember why JR tried killing Tony though?
At least we know uncle Joon has cable TV 😂😆😂😆
Victor, men are talking here.
@@ianiellokeepin it together with gin and pilates hehheeh
Big sensitive man he is I find it so cute! 🥺
My friends when I post soprano memes on facebook: "What is it with you and this obsession with this varsity crap?"
You know junior had the same thing happen to him with one of his role models, so to me at least, seeing him almost drop a tear is a bit heart breaking.
What's ironic. Is the way Jnr was here wasthe way Tony acted with Christopher. I love this show ❤
One of the best TV shows. Ever. They will not make'em like that no mo', sadly...
I’d unalive myself if my father couldn’t say he loved me.
Weellll do you have the makings of a varsity athlete
I think Tony would be more understanding…….if he was a varsity athlete.
After watching this show on TH-cam shorts for weeks I finally understand the joke now
I never had the makings of somebody who doesn't get emotional after seeing Junior crying.