"Funny HOW?" Joe Pesci AMUSES a Talk Show Host
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I'm still not convinced that Joe Pesci isn't a wise guy in real life.
Very Good!
He’s not a wise guy, he’s a good fella.
Yeah, He's THAT Good!!!!
He grew up around them in real life , a mob boss recently said Joe is the closest to how real gangsters act and spoke .
Ohhhh No, He Totally is!!!
Everything Joe said as tommy: he meant that shit.
Method acting mate. Scary stuff.
Joe is one scary mofo. But a likeable, scary mofo. Not even a mofo, bus likeable yet scary.
Not at all
Including his " Exit Scene " from the film !!!
Absolutely 😁
When he asked if he believed Tommy's character was funny by the look of Joe I almost saw the host getting stabbed in the back of the neck in his car
yep. seen in many good actors already : just by thinking of that character they become " it" , just for a split second they just cannot control slipping back into the movie. their face, behaviour, tone of voice, everything changes. truely impressive and kindof scary
"Thought he'd never shut da fuck up!"
"Pain in the ass..."
Have you read the book yet?
They got danish?
What happens when you cross a maniac woth homicidal tendencies.. I’ll tell ya what you get
You get what you fkn deserve
“I don’t know if you’ve heard, but I don’t shine shoes no more”
*NOW GO HOME AND GET YOUR F***ING SHINE BOX*
Now go get your fucking shine box. 😂😂. That mother fucker. 😂😂
You’ve been away a long time, they didn’t go up there and tell you.
“Keep that motherfucker here-keep him here!” Pesci was so terrifyingly convincing in that role.
Now go home and get your fucking shinebox
This got tense for a second. I legit thought the Interviewer was looking to get wacked
It's Bob Costas buddy
yeah, and by that sigare
I love how Pesci is talking about Tommy like he was some other entity. He disappeared into the role and then detached himself from it, straight after. Now that's what I call an actor!
Yes, that's generally how it works.
It was based off a real supposedly
@@skippingrhyme4386 Yup, Tommy DeSimone.
@@shriharihudliTony. For some reason his first name was changed too unlike Jimmy.
Isn't that how acting works
He's the only actor that can pull off a 5'4" 130 pound tough guy. And not just a tough guy, a terrifying man. Edit..thanks for all the likes!
considering the real Tommy Desimone was almost 6'3"
He's the Comic Accurate Wolverine ..
Legend Joe Pesci as a mobster is the best thing to ever happened in cinema
Surely that's not what you consider a tough guy? The character is an insecure maniac and the only thing terrifying about him is that he kills anyonwho who makes him feel small.
@@skyfox585erm ok, you say that to his face then 👍🏼😉
Little did he know, a kid by the name of Kevin McCallister would have his number.
Could you imagine if they were the same character? Like he goes from some scary ass mofo to a little bitch that got beat by a kid TWICE
Underrated comment 😆
Keep the change you filthy animal.
Lmao 🤣
Thr Sticky Bandits!
Is it just me, or didn't the host try to make Joe Pesci re-enact the scene? Isn't that why he kept repeating he was funny, amusing etc. That's just what Ray Liotta said in the scene. Didn't work with Mr Pesci though, he's a badass.
I think, that's the joke. And Pesci going along.
@@CodepageNet It seemed like it at first, but I'm not sure Pesci really picked up on it!
first few seconds
Actors are like that. They think the fans are not understanding their pov. Maybe right
Yeah lol it just fell flat
He nails the answer, because for me, it was always one of the scariest scenes in any movie!! No humour, WT???? Where humour, the audience understands he’s ‘crazy & kills people’ & this is a real killer, based on a man that was a lot scarier in real life, so I can see why Mr Joe gave such a direct, ‘puzzled’ answer!!
Yeah besause of the Respect for the character that he Played.
A very good actor and a real man, for not making fun of his role even after finishing the movie!!!
great
Exactly!!! The laughter was Scary laughter, The scene was beautifully directed. I can't think of anyone that could have played that Is character better.
"I worry about you Henry, you might fold under questioning"
And "ya mumblin, stutterin prick"
Are both genuinely funny lines. It was a hilarious scene
@@immanuelcunt7296 😂😂😂 *YOU REALLY ARE A FUNNY GUY* 😂😂😂
I agree. It's not funny at all, it's terrifying. Virtually anyone who found themselves in that situation in real life would be scared.
He's right - he wasn't funny - they laughed along with him in fear of him. I never found him funny and surprised this guy did - sick, yes... funny ... no.
I agree
He was funny with his Ma, explaining about the car, and taking her knife.
ya exactly it would be like having a conversation with Mike Tyson
Nah tommy was actually funny at many points in that movie
@@immanuelcunt7296 Definitely."Come on make that coffee to go, lets go". The way he tells the story in the "how am I funny" scene is also very entertaining "I wish I was big just once"
So true. The character he played was a murderer and you can’t play with people like that.
That scene is such a brilliant display of both characters and the world they inhabit.
People are so terrified of Pesci. I still remember when he used to be a musician in the 60s and then he also helped run a restaurant in the 70s. He was just a funny guy
Funny how..?
Like he's here to amuse you?
The thing with Pesci is that he was around wiseguys, he knew them and he knew the stuff they would do, so basically he kinda absorbed that but just like Ace Frehley, he got out of that element and became a great actor... He always has been a nice guy and God knows he has a heart of gold, but the life he led forced him to be a tough man.
he also did a rap once
"eat out my ass, treat all my broads like trash"
This shit right here
Pesci and Liotta met with real mafia to do research for the movie. This is a difference in reaction from someone who knows these guys exist and from someone who views them solely as folktales
Just about everyone knows the American Mafia/La Cosa Nostra exists or existed in some shape or form. Nobody thinks they're folktalkes.
@@jacksmith2137 They're not saying people literally believes they're fairy tales, they mean that people are so removed from the mafia they can't really view how they are as people even if they rationally know they're real.
@@Arkayjiya Yup. A lot of people aren't really cued-in to reality because they're insulated from it. But the world exists even outside our comfort zones whether we can accept that mentally or not.
Shows you what a great actor he is, HE knows his acting was terrifying.
He always play his characters in every film brilliantly 1 of the best old school actors ever as far as I'm concerned
Home alone 2 ❤
I think he should ‘GO GET YA FU#*N SHINE BOX!’👞📦
I came here for this comment 😂
WHY YOU MUTHA FU#KA!
keep him here Henry keep him here.
Uuu fk**in mutt mudafak U. Keep him here keep him here
I like how Joe was getting frustrated that this guy didn’t get it.
RIP Ray
You made a lot of great movies. You entertained millions of people over the years
If you build it, they will come...
Joe Pesci is too smooth with it. It was nervous laughter, and it was a bit of banter between two colleagues. It was an iconic moment between him and Ray Liotta (RIP 🌹). Really fantastic film (Goodfellas for those that don’t know).
Everyone knows
Joe, you're an actor.
Sometimes guys who run your favorite store are actually the mob. It happens.
Store, you're a store... Or are you?
@@Omegatonboom If my grandmother had wheels she would've been a bike
Was
@@symbiosisai morning show lmfao
@Walter B yeah bout the "injest" guy, yeah , me too = 'Huh?'...
Outstanding actor, legend
One of the best scenes in movie history
A few people in the comments don’t realize that’s Bob Costas interviewing him.
i didn't, thank you
He plays a scary dude but he’s really a good fella.....I’ll see my self out
😂😂😂
@@walterb3946 Thankyou
You're alright, Spider.
@@lukemidgley8581 look under your car and behind the seat before you drive off.
If we wanted you to leave we'd tell you to go home and get your shine box.
That’s what makes it so good, it’s the nervous appreciation that no one was going to die in that moment at the table. With the laughs must have come a little pee, just a little
"He's hanging on my neck like a vulture, like impending day! What do ya want?!"
Beautiful 👌
for some reason i always thought he said "like a pending dame" lol
I seen that movie over 15 times..and still enjoy it.
I remember seeing that scene in the cinema when Goodfellas first came out-you could feel the tension in the audience when watching it. Brilliant acting and film-making. One of Scorsese’s finest films
Me too. Everyone thinking to themselves "oh fuck. Henry is about to die" 😂😂
Do you know who’s funny?! Joe’s cousin Vinny
You was serious 'bout that?
Joe was brilliant as always
My cousin Vinny great movie.
No, honestly, it's the two 'utes' that Vinny was defending.
@@KyleHerrera106 what is a yute?
Joe Pesci a G
That was nervous laughter is cold af
"you think I'm funny? do I amuse you?" LOL
"Now go home and get your fuckin' SHINEbox!"
In real life Joe Pesci can turn on a dime
When you’re such a good actor that the show host is nervous because maybe you’re going to do something.
Some of what the character said, the way Joe said things, were very funny.
The coffee scene in Stacks’ apartment, the warming up the car scene after Morrie got shivved, the beginning and end of the Funny how? scene. All hilarious while also being dark (showing how much of a psycho Tommy DeVito was as a person).
This sounds like an episode of Seinfeld
"what do you mean he was funny? Funny how?" I dont know how the interviewer didnt get PTSD from this
It's so great to see his interviews to see how good he is as an actor.
Did he just unironically say the famous line without even realising? He really is Tommy.
Pesci, YOU THE MAN!!! LOVE YOUR WORK.
"To you he was amusing"
I thought it was a *matter of opinion* thing, but he meant that as an audience, it's funny, because you have no stakes. But the guys at the table, IN the situation, were scared shitless.
I was so sucked into that scene, the first time I watched Goodfellas, I felt terrified as if it were me sitting infront if Tommy. Brilliant scene.
Joe Pesci became an actor to avoid FBI on his ass all day. He’s gangster AF🤣
The way he changes his voice towards the end of the «funny how?» scene was amazing. One of the greatest actors of his generation.
guy was funny and likeable, you can be funny, likeable and dangerous.
Tommy was a lot of things. Likeable was not one of those things.
Look at the scene for the first time scares everyone 😂
I thought this was a play on the skit like they're recreating the scene almost
I was waiting for this comment because that's what I saw and it kinda of looks obvious but maybe not
I think it' obvious. "Maybe i mean you ". I love the clip, really funny.
Joe Pesci nailed the description of the character AND scene!!
Damn. Joe Pesci scary as Tommy irl 😳 😬 😅 Also first 😁
That's why Ray is a great actor, he played that all out in a very memorable way.
Bob Costas was getting a little scared there hahaha
He wants to slap him so bad 😂
Funny is how he can be menaning with that sweet voice 😂
I was laughing nervously while watching this interview.
best scene ever in the history of movies! absolute cinema!
A agree I’ve seen it 1000 times and it never gets old
None of these mob guys had the makings of a varsity athlete
Hassan chop
Christopher stuck with the bill
Charles Schwab here.
I fuckin love this guy, smart as hell.
Next question was: Do you still have a shine box?
Maybe you haven't heard, I ain't shinin' no more.
@@lrrich8023 😀👍
😂😂😂 one of my favorite parts of the movie because let’s face it good fellas was and still is,all that!!
Kind of sad that he had to explain the scene.
Exactly
Joe. What a Legend.
He’s playing the role again😂
The beginning of the clip is funny
J.P. said
What ya mean funny 😂😂😂
Ill tell you what's funny, is that the point of the entire scene went right over the interviewers head. 🤦♂️
Shows how good of actors they are
When I pray I don’t pray to god, I pray to Joe Pesci. Coz Joe Pesci seems like a guy who can get shit done
George Carlin, classic.
One of the great scenes in movie history
Joe Pesci...don't make em' this way anymore.
Very true...
I can't get enough Of this guy
It just shows how out of touch with reality these interviewers are.
Spot on mate, probably didn’t even watch the movie.
A lot of people like this interviewer are the kind of people who don't understand when they get assessed (sized up) and are completely baffled when they get mugged, robbed or ass-whooped. So many dullards do interviews...
What an actor Joe, time has passed but he still remained in the character
Classic scene I guess, but always find it a little cringy. Ray Liotta's weird as hell laugh didn't help...
Okay weirdo
@@Bored_guy1112 Haha, cheers fuckface.
It's suppposed to be cringe. And the laugh was like that on purpose. These are what made the scene. Your experience isn't unique, bro.
He looks like the robber in home alone 2
Fun fact. The scene was improvised. Everyone except Joe and Ray knew what was going on. They just kept the camera rolling.
He's an excellent actor
RESPECT! THANKS BOS FOR YOUR GREATE JOB IN MOVIES!
Love that part
Lol love how he still has that vibe legend
Exactly right, nervous laughter. Liotta must have been terrified.
Joe's was a Real G outside of Hollywood
Q actorazo Joe pesci en buenos muchachos 👍👍👍🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
The fact he even called bro out about being “ comical “ should tell you Joe’s like that when he wants to be 😭😭😭😂
What a guy😂
He’s so right
They almost relived it
I love that scene
I thought they were reenacting the scene but Joe was being 110% serious!
totally agree with him.
“…ask Ray Liotta 💨💨 when he was sitting in that chair 💨💨 if he thought I was being amusing.” ..💨 Classic.
Joe Pesci is a master at communication. Watch his eyes, especially his blinking. He blinks and closes his eyes when he rebuffs his opponent but holds his glare when trying to make his point. Its so powerful. This generation of actors could all portray a message without words.
The only time Joe came over funny in goodfellas was when He asked Ray Henry what do you like "the leg or the wing ...? Or ya stil go for the good old hearts and lungs" as they were digging up the body of billy bats...😅
True professional
Joe Pesci should've played Napoleon Bonaparte in a biopic.
It'll be hard to imagine a guy with a New Yorker/Jersey mafia-like accent playing a historical figure with a french accent.
@@Zimmathon well, both joe pesci and napoleon were of italian descent
Love you Joe!
"I would probably been the guy to say yeah oh he didnt mean it that way you know..."
Wow wow Joe, hes a Big boy he knows what he said...
It's actually an honour having Joe Pesci pulling the "funny how?" quote on you.😂