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- Martin Scorsese's mother made her favorite sauce. Excerpts from the film "Italianamerican" by Martin Scorsese (1974). You can see the entire film here: • Video
Catherine Scorsese was also an American actress, often typecast as the "typical Italian mother" in films. Her best known role was that of Mrs. DeVito in "Goodfellas" (1990). Scorsese was born under the name "Catherine Cappa" in 1912. She was a native of Little Italy, Manhattan, New York City, with both of her parents being Sicilian Americans. Her father Martin Cappa worked as a stage coordinator in theatre, while her mother Domenica owned her own shop. The Cappas were a large family. Catherine had three brothers and five sisters. The family lived in a three-room apartment in Little Italy, sharing spaces with other relatives and boarders. By the 1930s, Catherine was working as a machinist in the Garment District. In 1933, she married the actor Luciano Charles "Charlie" Scorsese (1913-1993), who was also working in the garment industry at the time. The bride was 21-years-old, while the groom was 20-years-old. The couple had three children, including film director Martin Scorsese. Scorsese made her film debut in her son's short film "It's Not Just You, Murray!" (1964). She also played maternal roles in "Who's That Knocking at My Door" (1967), "The King of Comedy" (1983), "Easy Money" (1983), "Goodfellas" (1990), and "Casino" (1995). She had bit parts in several other films. She appeared as herself in the documentary "Italianamerican" (1974), about the experiences of Italian American immigrants. Scorsese made her last film appearance in "Casino", at the age of 83. She was working at the time on her cookbook "Italianamerican: The Scorsese Family Cookbook". It was completed and published in 1996, months before her death. It was her only published work. Late in life, Scorsese suffered from Alzheimer's disease, a chronic neurodegenerative disease. The disease eventually caused her death in January 1997. She was 84 at the time of death (Source: IMDb). - เพลง
She is so funny. Great sense of humor and you can tell she loves cooking. She's everyone's mother. True Italian mother she was.
His dad's Brooklyn accent is priceless and very rare nowadays.
And he didn't put too much onions in the spaghetti sauce.
It’s like the accents you hear in a lot of the top mob movies, Brooklyn and New Jersey.
I know! I wish more people spoke like his father did.
"Why are you so far? get closer!" awww how adorable and loving. I wish i had a family like Scorsese's.
No wonder he turned out so great with parents like this
This woman is like EVERY woman that was in and out of my home and the homes I went to...The house dress( The Mopina), The plastic covers on the couches and the simple NY Italian accents. Love this. Taking me way back.
"Could I put my furniture back? It can't stay *this* way. I have to vacuum the rug." -- Every 1950s Italian mother.
mangiare mangiare!
Ha. Was an Irish kid who grew up in an Italian Neighborhood. All the girls I dated were Italian. They all had moms a lot like Catherine. Always loved that Italians shared the same sense of family as we did but cooked better food.
I'm Irish. The sense of family must be a Catholic thing
@@stephenryan7855 exactly! Italian, Irish, and Hispanic over here and I am convinced it’s definitely a Catholic thing.
I fell in love with an sweet ltalian-American girl, l should have married her.😭❤️🤍💚
The plastic on the sofa is magic. It's like watching my entire family in a scene.
She should have had her own cooking show. Catherine's Italian Kitchen
She’s been gone like 23 years ago!
@@rasoto83 Sadly.
She does have a cookbook she wrote!
It would be Katy’s Cooking that’s what they called her
This is the world I grew up in NJ in an Italian-American family in the 1970s and 80s. Now I live very far away from that. It doesn’t exist anymore. Only sweet memories.
Lovely parents RIP
May they rest in peace in heaven.
@@ThaqtRamone For sure, a beautiful family. RIP ❤️
As a 2nd generation Italian American born here this is just like watching my grandparents. I interviewed my grandfather when I was 15yrs right before he died and got his life story how he came on a ship from Italy, the great depression ect.., but seeing this am so sorry I never interviewed my grandma making sauce. I just love his mother and see so much grandma in her.
I just love that woman. Reminds me so much of my Italian grandmother. Love everything about her what a beautiful woman.
I could listen to listen to Catherine and Charles Scorsese bickering and bantering all day long. No small wonder where Marty got his great sense for dialogue from.
And he got his sense of humor from his mom. Looks like his dad, but he's very much like his mother.
5:25 : "Now my meatballs are in, I shall put my cover on and forget about it !"
She has so much personality. Love how she talks, say whatever comes to her mind.
Someone needs to do a Catherine Scorsese's Sauce vs. Clemenza's Spaghetti video.
lmao
I love her Italian name and her ability to "mother" so many people
Wow he really looks a lot like his Father...She was so awesome, Italian Grandma's are the best! I bet Marty really cherishes this film now big time along with his children.
Omg i love Catherine Scorsese she's great!
Thanks for sharing.
What a lovely couple!
I love the family chemistry. Its so unique and makes you feel like you're already a part of it.
You see that fight with the parents ? That was my house every day for every single little thing. My mama was exactly like that. She wanted to be in control of where you sat, how you ate, what you said, what time papa took a bath. Mama Mia !!!!!! She used to yell Mangiare Mangiare Mangiare !!!!!!!! which means EAT EAT EAT !!!!!! Bless her. She was like that and that was it. You know what I mean. Fugetaboutit. This video really took me back to those uncomfortable days in Lower Manhattan. I grew up six blocks from this apartment. This video was in the north part of Little Italy. I was baptized in Little Italy in the Old Saint Patricks Cathedral on Mulberry. Scorsese filmed in there.
Mama Scorsese is so adorable
So wonderful he recorded them like this. Always can be viewed
I LOVED Scorsese’s mother & I think it was awesome for Marty to use her often😊
The pork, oh thats the flavor
Lmao was he the guy from goodfellas who made the sauce
Yeah but dont put too many onions on the sauce
Gotta have the pork
I love when she calls him Daddy... something so sweet about that.
You will make a good wife for someone, if you haven't already
@@wsemmons2001 I have a dong. My pronouns are hung/male.
@wsemmons2001 how the fk would you know?
You can say "I love you dear" never stop, she cooks for you keeps house and you take her for granted.
Italian mothers are something powerful to have in your life as a kid.
I mean they are AMAZING. that's why Italians respect their mother too much .
We also don't want to die lol
We respect them because they are too human and renounce self to meals for us. They are our best teachers and friends and their blood run in our vein!
They give their lives for you, cleaning, cooking, all day long, and they're also always teaching life lessons as they discipline you: respect for your elders, respect for yourself, loyalty to your family. Most of them are so strong. Scorsese's mother reminds me of my husband's grandmother. She didn't take any nonsense from anybody. Once, the priest at the parish yelled at her for sometimes letting her boys sleep late on Saturdays and skip catechism class. When he came down the street to do the blessing of the houses and went on to the porch, she came out with her broom and swept him off! :) After that, she went to the "Irish" church instead of the "Italian" church. God rest her soul.
She is absolutely adorable!
Have you seen my painting?
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The plastic covers on the couch just took me back to my childhood. This is classic and it brings such wonderful memories… I know why your such a great Director! Strong family values filled with love….
I always enjoy watching this video. This is real life. The life i remember growing up in the 1950s and 60s.
OMG. I always thought Martin looked like his mom, but I’m totally wrong, 😂
I love the way they give each other a hard time! Goals
His dad is Vinny, the guy who uses too many onions, but it was still a very good sauce😁
I always try to pick something up from every single person I watch cook and that's how you become a great cook and from mrs. Scorsese I think I picked up the fact that you never drop the towel because you're always cleaning something off I like that
You have to clean as you go or at the end the kitchen is a disaster. My father liked to cook and would cook every Sunday morning while my mother took us to church. She would throw her hands up in horror when she saw the kitchen. I can hear her now. "You used every pot and pan we own!" He cooked Saturday lunch too. He would get two or three kinds of cold cuts, cheeses, olives, tomatoes if they were in season, fresh bread and eggs. He'd' fry up the eggs for everybody in pancetta fat, and everything else was arranged in the center of the table. God, what sweet memories. What I'd give to go back, even for one day.
"one dog goes one way and the other dog goes the other way, and this guy is saying whatyaa want from me?"
I love their NY accent 😃
She is exactly the same person in Goodfellas. Martin and his father got exact same Italian eye brows 😁
I understand Marty gave her the basic lines but a lot of her dialog was ad libbed.
i reckon his parents are sweet
and very much in love
Love her!
Love the banter 🇮🇹
The plastic cover over the furniture lol - my house too!
This was great!!!
This is how I envision Heaven! Good food,Family and Ahguments!
What a lovely couple!!!!
She was amazing
I wish somewhere in my life I would have met this woman to taste her cooking and give her a big hug.
3 small onions
"I didn't put too much onions, Pauly."
Amazing family. He was brilliant to make this.
I like how she says what do ya want me to say that mother taught me how to cook? It is her personality
Oh my god ..I love her.
I loved this lady!
She was the most authentic part of good fellas.
Such a happy woman, I love her!!!! ☺️
She's adorable!
Fantastic parents 😂 wow they are so funny and charismatic! Martin Scorsese is blessed in the coolest ways 😎
Great American director! Look at the big kitchen! 😳💕💕💕
This is so special
PERFECT!
Never a dull moment.
Marty is 100% without a doubt their son.
*"You lookin' for a fight or somethin'?"* - Mama Scorsese
A woman of my dreams until the end of the road in so many ways ❤️
Love her she is awesome 😘👍
That lady knows more about stage directions that the director. LOL!!!
This belongs in the Smithsonian ❤️
I love her!
I like the added recipe, the actual recipe. We grew roma tomatoes and peppers and onions and garlic , made our own sauce from the garden , cooked down for hours. Keep it stirring. That is a lot to ask for but we had the big garden, not her Italian background though and NYC rich past
Love this! Classic NYC Italian mother
Gosh she reminds me of Sophia from golden girls, absolutely love her.
My favourite Scorsese movie.
Love this...met this wonderful woman on the set of CASINO and she reminded me of exactly how my own Italian mother acts and speaks! I guess that's why I've been drawn to and had the honor of working with Mr. Scorsese twice now?
She’s just like my grandma lol. Same haircut too. When I was a kid she told me she pumped it up every morning with a bike pump. Believed it till I was 15 😂
I love how older women did their hair back then. My grandmother on my Mom's side did her hair that way too. They would sleep with hair curlers in at nigh. Put their bangs rolled up and back. Then they would take the rollers out and brush the curls out smooth and spray it with lots of hair spray.
That looks like a really good recipe too!
My god she's amazing g I love her she reminds me of my grandmother so much if she has the thick Italian accent she would be just like my grandmother 😁
Love momma
His mother is just like the character Karen hill in Goodfellas
I love this :D xxx
Lol why are you so far from here 😅 You know your wife is the boss.
He really looks like a cross between his parents.
Ladies and gentlemen
We found the sauce
I wish I did what Marty did , it’s a great memory.
I love those lamps!
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What a bunch of babies some of the responders are. For goodness sakes, how could you get so intimidated by her? No wonder so many people are put off by New Yorkers. She's just direct, and honest, and funny, and kind, like a lot of Italian mothers, and Jewish ones as well. Show some respect for an elderly woman who gave her whole life for her family, and produced one of the greatest film directors in the world. Scorsese loved her so much, he put her in a lot of his movies. That's a son who knew his mother's worth.
This is a real marriage
The woman of the century.!!!!
Seems like a great lady. She was fantastic and hilarious in “Goodfellas” and “Casino”.
She talks sooo fast, just like Martin 😁
Mothers teaching daughters to cook, please people lets get back to this and family.
@dw6015 oh shutup. It happens already. Tell men to stick around and be good husbands and fathers. Don't tell women what to do.
@ellie-tk4jy Jesus christ all your comments are ranting about men on a sweet video about sauce. Just say you hate the other sex and be done with it.
She didn't use too many onions like her husband did.
Very interesting video but i'm unsure about the recipe that scrolls at the end. Not the sauce but the meatballs New York Times has them with ground beef, veal + pork. There's also parsley and cayenne pepper.
They lived on Elizabeth street only blocks from me on Mulberry. Love the plastic on the couch.
I wonder what his mother thought about his little cameo in taxi driver, dialogue wise 😅
I doubt his parents ever even watched his more rebellious films from that era. That generation just didn't know how to process them. They'd just walk out. They understood his mob movies, though. They were in some of them.
Pops Scorsese is alot more vocal in this one than the 10 years later. Lol, i bet Moms Scorsese ripped him a new one before filming on the 1988 one😄
Everyone's nana.
Glad it wasn't his father making the sauce. I feel he uses too many onions, but it's still a very good sauce.
I didn't put too much onions in the sauce, uh, Marty. Three small onions, that's all I did!