@@jackbrereton7286Nobody likes Braveheart, it was a stinking pile of fantasy shite. Gleason is a brilliant actor though in his own right, that’s why he was used.
They only really ever embody themselves. Larry Fishburne is an example of the opposite. A guy who disappears into the role. The three you named, quite frankly, have only been interested in playing themselves for decades.
Ehh, watch it again, he puts on plenty of accents. Not everyone has to sound like a walking stereotype just because they're from a certain area. Louis CK and Bill Burr lived in Boston and they have lots of material on how they thought everyone there talked like a goddamn moron. Hell, even Jerma985 was from Boston and didn't talk like an illiterate dockworker all the time.
@@bbluva20 sure, but Burr and CK don’t go in & out of their accents, particularly not on single words. I lived in Boston for years, he should’ve committed one way or the other
The “Boston” accent he’s using is very specific to Boston proper. For someone who grew up there and never left, sure, probably should’ve used it more. But the broader Northeastern accent/New England accent is much more subtle. Folks may only go non rhotic for certain words because it’s only certain words that they grew up hearing a certain way.
Fun fact: this was supposed to be an outtake and Jack improved the scene! Almost that they used it since I definitely laughed and felt the seriousness of Jack the entire time!
That soulless stare from French while Fritz makes excuses is chilling. He is just waiting for the order to kill Fritz and he would feel nothing if he did it.
Fritz had a good excuse - he dumped him and thought he got away with it. Little did he realize Costigan followed him and called it in as a favor to Delahunt. Costello and Mr French knows it was the rat that called it in. He wasn't angry about the cops finding the body - cops could've stumbled over it. He was angry that Fritz didn't check to see if he was being followed and who followed him.
Wasn’t really anything specific health-wise…he just got old and didn’t really take care of himself. He seems to mostly be a recluse these days, which is a shame.
Hell ya, he's such a cool dude that Roman Polanski went over to Jacks house with a 13 yr old, drugged her and well you know the rest. Not a peep from Jack... thats called loyalty or accomplice
Read somewhere this was ad-libbed by Jack and Scorsese liked so much how it turned out, he left it as is. Don’t know if it’s true or not but supposedly the blowjob comment was unscripted so the laugh from Fitz is supposedly a real laugh and not an act. Could all be bullshit though but that’s what I read.
I watch Wolf for Margot Robbie, Django for Christoph Waltz, Blood Diamond for Djimon and Departed absolutely for Jack Nicholson, and I can’t believe Nicholson didn’t take a Best Actor for the Departed as well.
He's pointing out how the goon isn't grasping the full gravity of the situation, like there are no consequences for his screw-up. It also just makes sense for an old geezer to throw out a line like that in 2006, gotta poke fun at whatever the kids are into at the time.
I always had a problem with this movie. I mean how did they not know Leo was in cop? They're crew never had problems until Leo joined, who.. had gone to the police academy.. 🤷🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
Everyone knew Costello had moles in the police, they just didn’t know who was UNDERCOVER betraying Costello But “Cops” were EVERYWHERE in Costellos organization, that part wasn’t a secret, Leo wasn’t the only one, he was just the one that showed the most potential as a corrupt cop.
I always thought the same but Costello was an untouchable FBI informant and going a bit loco.I He started to care more about William than the racket and certainly more than his infiltrates under Ellerby and Dignam.I think he saw what was to come and probably suspected he was a cop all along.
“Innnn the mahhhhhrsh”
The way he says that. 😂
Only line he even tried to put on a bahstan accent
He breaks out the boston every now and then and its hilarious
3 feet of fuckin mood
Drop the r
THE best American accent this Nation has ever birthed.
Fun fact: The guy was actually laughing and Nicholson rolled with it. Wasn't part of the script.
I knew it lol. Felt too much like an improv part
Who cares? "Fact ain't Fun!
@@dla116z3
The hell they aren’t!
Cool one. I didn't know
"And if ya keep the camera rolling..."
"THIS AIN'T REALITY TVEE."
"THIS IS JUST NORMAL TVEE."
"THIS IS JUST PEAK CINEMA."
@@criminalsaint9611 ON SUNDAYS
Jack Nicholson was eccentric, chilling and hilarious all at once in the movie. One of my favorites 💯
"She fell funny!" And proceeds to laugh
Jack is an absolute genius actor.
@@gustavgnoettgenya and he improved that
And what did you father say? Oh yeah, he wasn’t around.
Love him 😅
"That must've been a big fuckin dog man"
😂
Brilliant 😂😂😂😂
DONT LAUGH! THIS AINT REALITY TV!
Yeah😅😅😅😅
Irish wolfhound maybe?
Jack Nicholson is one of the best actors.
Yes he is. One of the GOATs. Watch his scenes in Shining and Few Good men
@@stevencoardvenice In shining he is incredible ny friend. I like at the end that he remains frozen with the axe.
@@Kimon71 he's amazing. So is Shelly duval. I watch it all the time
@@Kimon71
Scoop typical of you. To demand that we leave the hotel. Right when I'm REALLLY STARTING TO GET INTO MY WORK
Leagues above de Niro and anyone else we like
Only just realised that Fitz is Stephen from Braveheart 😮the crazy Irish guy who is super loyal to Wallace
Damn I just now realized that wow!!
@@es9758Didn't know that either
Scorsese must have liked Braveheart cause he put Brendan Gleason in Gangs of New York
@@jackbrereton7286Nobody likes Braveheart, it was a stinking pile of fantasy shite.
Gleason is a brilliant actor though in his own right, that’s why he was used.
"The Lord tells me he can get me out of this mess, but he's pretty sure you're fucked! Ha ha ha ha!"
This is still one of the greatest movies ever.
" She fell funny "
Fucking Genius
Yeah😅
And then you let the camera rolling...
That actor was so good hahah. The face he makes after the "don't laugh" 😂😂😂
You mean Jack Nicholson? Your age is showing
@@chaz693 No the guy laughing ffs
Gerard Butler.
@@XenoFoniaDavid O'Hara
@@LoveBaseballLove fair enough
Lmao I fuck in lose it everytime someone says “don’t laugh!” Triggers a fucking harder laugh 🤣🤣
I would have probably been shot for that
my angry mob boss: DONT LAUGH
the uncontainable silliness within me:
Nicholson is so intense , like De Niro or Pacino they really embody the character .
3 best
Except for that godawful Boston accent, the only word he said with the accent was marsh 😂
Deniro is overrated 😂
They only really ever embody themselves. Larry Fishburne is an example of the opposite. A guy who disappears into the role. The three you named, quite frankly, have only been interested in playing themselves for decades.
Robert de Niro was the first choice instead Nicholson. But he was shooting " The good Shepard"... With Matt Damon... Instead of DiCaprio*
The “I’m embarrassed” line is underrated
I still laugh so hard on this scene.. Jack is the greatest
I love how Jack’s only effort at a Bostonian accent is with “the mahsh”. No other words in the whole damn movie 😂
Ehh, watch it again, he puts on plenty of accents.
Not everyone has to sound like a walking stereotype just because they're from a certain area.
Louis CK and Bill Burr lived in Boston and they have lots of material on how they thought everyone there talked like a goddamn moron. Hell, even Jerma985 was from Boston and didn't talk like an illiterate dockworker all the time.
@@bbluva20 sure, but Burr and CK don’t go in & out of their accents, particularly not on single words. I lived in Boston for years, he should’ve committed one way or the other
The “Boston” accent he’s using is very specific to Boston proper. For someone who grew up there and never left, sure, probably should’ve used it more. But the broader Northeastern accent/New England accent is much more subtle. Folks may only go non rhotic for certain words because it’s only certain words that they grew up hearing a certain way.
theres one pretty specific word i can think of
Gold😅😅😅😅
Def one of the greatest gangster flicks ever
Meh
Any random episode of the sopranos was better than this movie
@@brittanycunningham787def not Christopher.
Can't agree more... and Jack is the funniest thug boss ever..
*definitely
Fun fact: this was supposed to be an outtake and Jack improved the scene! Almost that they used it since I definitely laughed and felt the seriousness of Jack the entire time!
Damn I miss Jack Nicholson movies. This was one of his best. And it was his last.
His last *good movie. Technically did a couple after this one... plus, he ain't dead yet.
@@auburnwithalake
I know he’s not dead. He was recently spotted at a Laker’s game. First public appearance in 3 years.
Brilliant scene amongst many. It's a BRILLIANT FILUM.
David O’Hara is a great Scottish actor👌🏴
I thought he was the King of Ireland.
@@joe3454he's the most wanted man on his island 🤔🤔
That soulless stare from French while Fritz makes excuses is chilling. He is just waiting for the order to kill Fritz and he would feel nothing if he did it.
His name really Mr French?
Not excuses. There was a rat.
Fritz had a good excuse - he dumped him and thought he got away with it. Little did he realize Costigan followed him and called it in as a favor to Delahunt.
Costello and Mr French knows it was the rat that called it in. He wasn't angry about the cops finding the body - cops could've stumbled over it. He was angry that Fritz didn't check to see if he was being followed and who followed him.
French is not watching at Fritz at all, he watching the news like them all- Fritz turns head back and forth while in disbelief. Thats all
@@nathansharma87...........😐.....no 🙂
I love that movie
Great flick 🤌
Who doesn’t.
Amen 🤌
@@ItsFilmaticit's the Marsh next to 107 in Saugus Revere, it's still filled with cars and bodies
I stg I watch this at keast once a year! 😅
“THIS AIN’T REALITY TV!!”
Such a hilarious line 😂 So random, and as if reality TV is just a bunch of gags and people joking around 😂
She fell funny is the best one yet
Jack was such an awesome actor. To bad his health took him outta the game. Be well Jack, we miss u on the silver screen!!
Bro he was gunning from the 60’s til a few years ago…we got half his damn life on film! His legend will go on long after we’ve passed!
He can get back in mental and physical shape in no time
Wasn’t really anything specific health-wise…he just got old and didn’t really take care of himself. He seems to mostly be a recluse these days, which is a shame.
@@bottle1lack743
Nah, he’s done acting. He’s 86…you don’t get “back into form” at that age after taking almost two decades off.
@@keefriff99 He can get back in mental and physical shape in no time and he'll look even better physic of most wrestlers.
Jack Nicholson is an American treasure
Hell ya, he's such a cool dude that Roman Polanski went over to Jacks house with a 13 yr old, drugged her and well you know the rest. Not a peep from Jack... thats called loyalty or accomplice
Damn i think he needs to sing "I'm soo pretty" to control that anger
ha nice
Goosfraba!
The anger sharks are swimming in my head!
I think he's more pissed that his eggs weren't over easy.
@@Charlezard. Goos blah-blah
Jack Nicholson was so scary and chilling in this film. Wonderful, brave performance
Great performance!!!!...🎉
One of the best movies ever made!
The laugh was genuine 😅😅😅😅
My favorite line of the entire movie…Nicholson’s inflection and over the top delivery I probably what makes the line classic..
Awesome scene brilliant acting.
The look when he trys not to laufh😂
Jack Nicholson needs no intro 🎉
*I KNOW THAT'S RIGHT!* 🎉
want 2 buy an autograph of his? i have a few my mom worked with him
Yep, such a great golfer. The "Golden Bear" was awesome.
Can’t believe I didn’t realize that was Steven from braveheart till years later…
“It’s my island” 😂😂
"It's moy oyland!"
You’re not sane if you don’t laugh at this scene.
When he said don't laugh, I forced myself to stop laughing
Hey the Irish dude fron Braveheart made it out alive 😅
"The Lord tells me he can get me out of this mess, but he's pretty sure you're f*cked!"
The Almighty says dont change the subject just answer the fookin question!
STEVEN IS ME NAME!!!
"I'm PRETTIER than Jack Nicholson."
Clementine's hat is the real survivor😂 I feel like that hat has been through more trauma and put in more work than anybody
This scene is great.
The maaaasshh
I wonder how many takes it took for this scene 😂😂
Not too many I imagine or Nicholson would have had an aneurysm. 😂
Excellent film. This one was a damn good watch❤
Most dolphinitely improvised. Hell ye.
Completely awesome
This movie for me is Goodfellas for everyone else.
It never ever gets old!! Jack's just outstanding is this!
Jacks greatest performance
He new it was based on a very true story ❤ 🎉
not his greatest
@@LarryHazard ,I feel Jack plays the role as good as good as The Crook he portrays, which do u think is his best
That part where he's telling him to "Don't laugh" gets me every fukin time .. I'm dead
Man this movie had me guessing until the very end!
Jack is great actor... As always
Fitz made me laugh so hard. "The pur bastaird" "three fit of mud."
Ta Deepahded
Yes Lord? I'll ask him....
In my top ten of all time, cant remember how many times I watched it.
great movie
Great movie, shouldn't have shown Mark shooting dude at the end, would've left speculative interest
One of Americas greatest actors of all time
He’s just one of the very best of all time
Read somewhere this was ad-libbed by Jack and Scorsese liked so much how it turned out, he left it as is. Don’t know if it’s true or not but supposedly the blowjob comment was unscripted so the laugh from Fitz is supposedly a real laugh and not an act. Could all be bullshit though but that’s what I read.
I need to rewatch this movie. One of the few films I can watch DiCaprio in.
Man I hated him at the start. But he's become one of the greatest actors of my generation (I'm 36)
@@jamesnorth7318he is for sure
Wolf of wall street?
Blood diamonds?
Django?
Once upon in Hollywood?
just to name a few
@@myplan8166I did say one of the few 😂
I watch Wolf for Margot Robbie, Django for Christoph Waltz, Blood Diamond for Djimon and Departed absolutely for Jack Nicholson, and I can’t believe Nicholson didn’t take a Best Actor for the Departed as well.
He's right, this ain't reality TV. It's a masterpiece film.
Goat of acting!!
This scene was actually hilarious
great film
I love that he laughs 🤣
Jack has got to be the best actor of all time. He's a fucking national treasure.
Why is marsh the only word he says with a boston accent? hahaha
Because he already made his millions
Yeah he really Brando'd this one, the effortlessness is apparent but so is his "I ain't fuck prepping for shit"
Right.
Because, although Jack Nicholson is a brilliant actor, he can't do accents for shit.
Because he sucks in this role. Every word without a dropped R in it sounds like his normal speaking voice.
Lol Da henchmen laughin made me laugh
This is one of the best scenes in that movie. Jack N is beyond amazing in it.
My favourite movie of all time 😍😍😍💚
Loved David O'Hara in a wee 1997 Irish rom-com, The Matchmaker, with Janeane Garofalo.
You're literally the only other person I've seen to mention that movie. It was an awesome movie and definitely underated.
@@JohnSmith-rw6vo Yeah, watched it again a coupla weeks ago... I already liked it, but it was better than I remembered.
I remember that film. I think we are the only people who watched it.
Fantastic film. I remember when this came out, loads of critics were saying it was disappointing… WTAF!!! 😮
Film was b At best
Brilliant acting 👏
Man, it’s crazy that this was pretty much Nicholson’s last serious role. What a performance
Effing fantastic flick man.
Absolute art, yup the lads!!! Yup the marsh
One of the best lines and deliveries in the history of cinema 😂😂😂
8:36 🤣 so did I based on what I heard lol never heard this song all the way def adding to my library
Lana Rhodes 😂😂😂😂 and Ski Bri 😂😂😂
Never understood this line. It’s like they just wanted to throw it in there because it was 2006 and reality tv was big back then
yes
He's pointing out how the goon isn't grasping the full gravity of the situation, like there are no consequences for his screw-up. It also just makes sense for an old geezer to throw out a line like that in 2006, gotta poke fun at whatever the kids are into at the time.
@@basic5926 If it was reality tv it wouldn’t be ok for him to piss off his boss either
Leo learned from the Best!!!!
“I AM CALM!!”
I wouldnt have been able to keep a straight face with old nick yelling at me like that lol
Old Nick?
Nicholson baby ain't nobody else like him
I've seen that movie a million times and I always get something different out of it
U dump him IN THE MARSH!
*MAAASH
This is what acting is.
Gotta Love Jack ....screen Legend 😊❤
The departed is the best director's best movie.
I dont know if anyone else saw it but Leo and Nicholson look so alike , for the longest time i thought they were related .
The mahsh
The way he stifles his laugh is so good
"Proceeeeed........"
*Cue Dropkick Murphys*
Jack maybe funny as fuck! But, don't you fuckin' laugh!!! 🤣🤣🤣 😖
The MOSH pit
Jack is so funny in this film
This ain’t reality tv line lives in my head rent free
I always had a problem with this movie. I mean how did they not know Leo was in cop? They're crew never had problems until Leo joined, who.. had gone to the police academy.. 🤷🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
There's a plot hole in every movie. No movie is water tight
Everyone knew Costello had moles in the police, they just didn’t know who was UNDERCOVER betraying Costello
But “Cops” were EVERYWHERE in Costellos organization, that part wasn’t a secret, Leo wasn’t the only one, he was just the one that showed the most potential as a corrupt cop.
I always thought the same but Costello was an untouchable FBI informant and going a bit loco.I He started to care more about William than the racket and certainly more than his infiltrates under Ellerby and Dignam.I think he saw what was to come and probably suspected he was a cop all along.
He was in Shawshank