Casino (2/10) Movie CLIP - The Count Room (1995) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Ace (Robert De Niro) and Nicky (Joe Pesci) describe the inner-workings of the casino and its corrupt cash flow.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The inner-workings of a corrupt Las Vegas casino are exposed in Martin Scorsese's story of crime and punishment. The film chronicles the lives and times of three characters: "Ace" Rothstein (Robert De Niro), a bookmaking wizard; Nicky Santoro (Joe Pesci), a Mafia underboss and longtime best friend to Ace; and Ginger McKenna (Sharon Stone, in a role she was born to play), a leggy ex-prostitute with a fondness for jewelry and a penchant for playing the field. Ace plays by the rules (albeit Vegas rules, which, as he reminds the audience in voiceover, would make him a criminal in any other state), while Nicky and Ginger lie, cheat, and steal their respective ways to the top. The film's first hour and a half details their rise to power, while the second half follows their downfall as the FBI, corrupt government officials, and angry mob bosses pick apart their Camelot piece by piece.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1995)
Cast: Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, Don Rickles
Director: Martin Scorsese
Producers: Barbara De Fina, Joseph P. Reidy
Screenwriters: Nicholas Pileggi, Martin Scorsese
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I love how even in the voiceover DeNiro represents the "Legitimate" side of the business and Pesci the "Underground".
Good catch.
And let's not forget that random moment where Frank Vincent does the narration lol. Good movie
SUCH A GREAT FLICK!
@@commanderkeen3787 In the Sopranos he turned into a house, in Casino he turned into the narrator. His power was too great.
Sweet I've seen this movie at least 50 times and never realized that lol now I'm rewatching it and paying attention for that
"God forbid they should make a mistake and forget to steal." is my favorite line in a film ever.
Where’s your pfp from??
@@Leminies Upotte!!, its an anime about gun girls from like 2012
😂😂😂😂
But it makes no sense. 10 seconds before that he says "they do short counts and rob the place."
@@billyb4790That doesn't make it not make sense. He's saying they're focusing on their short counts and not looking at the guy grabbing money directly out the safe because they're stealing too.
"Running a Casino, that's like selling people dreams for cash."
Such great writing.
'church' 900 years been receiving cash selling heaven; never ever delivering jack f all chit
@@1439315 Preach, no pun intended.
So many things in this world follow this concept. Pretty genius as much as it is criminal
Like Running A Country As Well😊
@@1439315The church was responsible for education, architecture, administration, law, and medicine. It was created by people persecuted for hundreds of years for their faith. The church was a net good for millennia, casinos have done nothing good ever.
Always liked Scorsese's use of voiceover in this movie. Calmly filled in the details without have to make it a 6 hour movie.
I still think about Joe Pesci's voiceover getting interrupted when he gets ambushed. I don't even know if I like it as a choice, I just know I keep going back to it.
Yeah. 3 hrs, instead.
Well said
@@razordu30 I liked it (well, I don't know if "liked" is the right word, but I understood it). A character doing a voice over gave the viewer a false sense of security, then out of nowhere he and his brother are getting beaten to death.
Never liked it
I won a drawing at a casino in Vegas last weekend. They took us through a door on the backside of the cashier's cage to pay us. There was a guard standing there and all I could think of was "past the jagoff guard who gets an extra c-note a week just to watch the door..."
You shoulda said that to see what they'd do!
250k???
I got hired once as a security guard at a casino. I asked if I could come on as a jagoff guard and they said no! You have to start out as a regular guard and work your way up and after six months of good job performance if there were any openings for the position of jagoff guard then you can apply
@@flisko123 No, 250 dollars.
@@JB-sd4or eh
"God forbid they make a mistake and forget to steal" LOL!
xc
purpandorange he was cold
Lmao one of ma fav lines in the movie
That's what I say at work too
Sounds like Congress
Notice when he says he's not allowed in the voiceover changes to another character because he doesn't know what happens inside.
Good thing for Ace because everybody who knew got whacked.
Good catch
I never knew ace didn't knew about skimming cash
@@shaksiyat of course he knew it was happening. He just didn't know the details
Ace knew what was happening he was just putting on a front for the mob running that Casino as a connected guy while the mob courriers did their skims inside that count room for the bosses back home.
“Just anoder fatfuck walking outta the casino with a suit case.” Best line
I can't get enough of that line.
Hey! I resemble that remark!
Passed the Jag Off Guard.
I took that personally
@@humantacos9800lolololol!!!
I'd love to be a jagoff guard for a casino
No you would not cause Krusty is headlining there
An extra C note a week just to watch the door ? I'd do it ! Part time of course.
We have an opening, how are you at jaggin' off?
@@BrianBattles haha!
jagoff guards make a hundred dollars more per week than regular guards.
This movie NEVER gets old. I'll watch it a million times over
No argument there.
Absolutely agree
Same. If i catch it on tv I’m finishing it. Same with Goodfellas. Both are infinitely watchable
Except the part where Nicky and his brother gets whacked. That part is always hard to watch.
@@Sneakycastro69 and it most inaccurate. In real life Tony Spolotro (irl Nicky) was beaten down in underground nightclub and only truth is that him and his brother were buried in cornfields afterwords, apart from that and Kansans City wiretap, most of the movie is pretty accurate if you know who is who.
1:42
“Your item has been successfully sold on the steam marketplace for $0.03”
2:26 _"Now notice how in the count room nobody ever seems to see anything... somehow someone's always looking the other way!"_
I always took that line literally, but now years later I realize Nicky said that ironically and those guys are paid to not see anything, lol
Allow me to come into your reply don't forget my friend the desert is where all your problems are solved man you won't have to dig two graves just in case somebody unexpectedly shows up otherwise you going to be out there all f****** night burying m************ after m************ and who wants to be out there in the desert all night burying bodies after one or the other you got things to do man. cuz you never know when teenage lovers shows up just so they can have a place to make out f****** kids
Prob paid from some of the money they were skimming.
It is quite extraordinary to see Don Rickles in a role so completely divorced from his normal character as a comedian....and he does a fabulous job of it.
Would you mind taking your feet off the table and putting your shoes back on?
@@sammyhill69 I fail to see the significance of what you scribble. Would you care to enlighten me please?
@@erepsekahs It's a quote from a later scene in the movie, involving one of Nicky's goons.
@@erepsekahs Did you even watched the movie?
@@stevem2323 Is there something wrong with you...mentally I mean. What on God's green earth makes you suspect I did NOT watch the movie. Where and how have I indicated I have not watched the movie? I shall be fascinated to read your response.
R.I.P Don Rickles ❤
Hello
@@mr.pimpslapahoe7784 hello
@@OhHeBustin hello
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Mr. Pimp Slapahoe hello
this Movie could be just about the casino and I would love it
Actually, it pretty much is LOL. If you realize it the movie Casino doesn't have a plot at all LOL even Martin Scorsese says it
@@ChromeTecNina that's what I love, it is visually and cinematic bliss. And it works, extremely well.
@@ChromeTecNina It kinda does have a plot in the sense that it's a "rise and fall" story about Sam and Nicky growing the Casino and their businesses until the problems they created and the police starts catching up and cutting them down. Many of these mobster movies have this "rise and fall" thing.
@@ChromeTecNina Plot is overhyped anyway.
@@Ricardo7250
True, but it doesn’t have the traditional movie plot. It’s just events unfolding. But then again everyone has a different definition of plots
2:51 "eeen, ought, hal-low, good-bi"
Have
And that’s all there is to it
Read this as it happened. Classic
Juhst anudder fat fouck walkin outta deh casino witta suitcase
lol
As a Security Guard in Las Vegas that works in one of the oldest casino in Las Vegas, I can confirm there are many jagoff guards. Including myself. It's funny because our count room looks just like that except with modern money counters the size of cars.
Vegas really is kickback city.
When I worked for Tommy Mahara (Mr. D's) I knew a guy who worked in the count room at the peppermill Casino in Reno Nevada. No big, he was cool: I am assuming that he put his shirt on one arm at a time like everybody else. A. Lacerenza
Surprised there's any old casinos left unless you mean one of the oldest casinos built when big corporations took over.
@@ikonix360 Old Vegas aka Fremont has a bunch of old hotels/casinos. Never been in any of them though.
"We're the only winners. The players don't stand a chance." Said every politician since the beginning of time.
Said every business owner since the beginning of time.
Robert Thomas yes because every single business is successful
@@sIurz it wasnt for a lack of trying to create a field as unlevel as casinos.
That is why “ the game is rigged, the only winning move is not to play.”
@@wyleejg true
I’ve seen this movie a dozen times and I’ve only just realized that Ace walks right into the shot when the guy is leaving! 2:56
everytime i see this movie i see something new
I never notice those little details unless i watch the clips on TH-cam
Such a brilliant shot really makes the casino seem like an actor in the movie, moving independently from the main "actors."
He was a EXTRA
I saw that on my first
The switch of voices and the dialogue being said is so just so perfectly balanced. Masterpiece movie.
Everyone portrayed in this movie is now long dead. Only one: "Ace Rothstein," whose real life name was Frank Lawrence "Lefty" Rosenthal , who died of natural causes in 2008. The rest of them died either violent deaths or died in prison.
+Scott Adkins Oscar Goodman, who plays himself, is still alive.
you learn something new everyday
Today i learnt that i can fit half the length of my pinky finger down the eye of my cock.
DoomiePookie And you're broadcasting this sick fable why?
i believe the guy frank vincent is playing is still alive
One of my favorite lines: “look at these guys. They look busy right?”
Wrong!
I really love how Nicky continued after Ace said: I couldn't get inside... haha 😃
I'm still trying to know what this type of narration is called! It seems like the narrators' ghostsare in the movie witnessing everything codependent with the actual characters. Like when Nicky's narration was interrupted when he got hit with the bat...
that means Nicky can get inside ?
Past the jag off guard lolz
just another fat fuck with a suitcase
You're in, you're out
I love these 1960's and 1970's big luxury cars that see the gangsters driving in all these films like Henry kills 1964 Buick Riviera or Nicky santoro's 1969 Lincoln Continental Mk III or the 1967 Cadillac Fleetwood eldorado you saw De Niro's character getting out of... their all beautiful cars!
Steve's guns & gear That was when Detroit built cars, not the golf cart excuses that pass for transportation today. SUV's, crossovers? Give me a break! Everything looks like everything else!
They don't make em like they used to
doesn't Henry have a 1968 Pontiac Grand Prix and Nicky has a 1968 Cadillac Fleetwood El Dorado, then an Oldsmobile 98 and when meeting Sam in the desert a 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo?
When the chrome was thick and the women were straight. You fire up your Buick Riviera and it belched a cloud of smoke and when you took off it left a greasy smear in the street. And there was no such thing as an environmentalist. That was a country I liked.
Friends parent’s had a 67 Coupe De Ville...car was black as night inside, power everything and had a trunk you could fit a Prius in it seemed. Beautiful car.
Don Rickles was such a great comedian that it’s hard to take his role in this movie serious.
He was also a very talented actor.
Don Rickles probably performed for Lefty Rosenthal and all the mob guys during his storied Vegas career. Getting him to play the casino manager in this movie was absolutely brilliant casting.
@@delphic464 Exactly, Don knew these wise guys cold. Hell, he might have been a bagman for a short time.
I kept waiting for him to do some schtick, I assumed that he would work some in but it never happened. He played the role entirely straight. Tom smothers too.
If you ever want to be knocked out by a comedian taking a serious (if minor) role, check out Rodney Dangerfield in Natural Born Killers. You won’t look at him the same way again.
@@MDK2_Radio I've seen the film. Dangerfield was excellent !
As a former count team member at the palace station casino as of 2021, I can confirm the count rooms really are that small. Clear center table, the bill straps colored blue to gold for 1s to 100s. We even still used those little plastic dividers for the bills. Had to show the cameras the empty cash box and everything. Only things really 'new' are the bill sorting machines and the tagging machines for the slot machine cash boxes, but even those were old hunks of junk by now
I guess you were paid well to count money that wasn't yours and to be under constant and honestly paranoid observation.
@@vksasdgaming9472 Nope. 11.25 an hour. Breaks were alright tho
it's always hilarious to me how the theives are outraged that somebody's stealing from them LOL
Leakage my balls!
I love the narration in this movie. It's like their characters are just sitting next to each other in a studio getting interviewed on how the whole mess went down.
the way scorcesse had John Nance walk by rothstien at the end of this clip was brilliant. even if you werent listening to the narration by pesci, you could see that even the casino manager was oblivious, or irrelevant in terms of the primary skim
I used to work in small casino as a dealer. One of our duty include counting money from the drop boxes inside count room with 4 cameras inside. Funny part was that the guy who was in charge of collecting the count got caught stealing.
I remember watching a Rickles interview, when he said that he "carried Bob di Nero", I missed the next few mins. of the show for laughing so hard!
My favorite voiceover in this movie is Frank Vincent’s…it’s so unexpected but just perfect.
Rip to a legend, god rest his soul
whatever happened there...@@alightthatnevergoesout
Joe Pesci is a great actor. He nailed the guy who understood the gravy train to make the money but the costs of doing it always bothered him.
2:57...who else notice Sam Rothstein and Billy Sherbert?
I did. "And that's all there is to it: Just another fat f walking out of the casino with a suitcase."
There couldn't have ever been any other two actors who played the leads in this epic Scorsese masterpiece than DeNiro and Pesci. Those guys are absolute gladiators in cinematic history.
This film is an absolute masterpiece but the only part of it that shocked me a bit was how excessively violent it was, even more so than Goodfellas.
1:24 a young John C Riley
Don Rickles melted straight into this role and i wish hed been given more.
That awesome moment when mr. Potato head works for Robert DeNiro
***** The guy who played Billy Sherbert in this movie is the same guy who did the voice of Mr. Potato head.
So you don't know who don rickles is? (Voice of mr potato head"
Mr Potato Head works for Don Lino 😁
That's why I never gamble. It's a waste of time and money.
Whenever anyone asks me why I don’t gamble, I just say “Because I know math.”
I love how he says "that's the truth of Las Vegas, we're the only winners" like no one knows that
Most rational people know that, but you’d be amazed at how many people think they can just walk into a casino and win big money.
A lot of people don't know that. That's why the casino made so much money.
The late 60s and 70s seems like it was one big LSD trip.
I've always loved that they're playing "Moonglow" in this counting room scene. My Dad taught me how to dance to this song when I was a girl. This song has popped up time & again in my life.
Clip: (the strip, las Vegas)
Me, a Courier: hey i've seen this one, it's a classic
Instead of robbing a bank I'm gonna rob a casino.
Good luck with that!
Thx
haha good luck.
Thank you, I already have a crew.
Can I be part of you crew? I'm excellent at hacking!
Pesci is a pro, notice the Chicago accent.
I just love Pesci's down and dirty vocabulary when he describes anything or anybody.
Great, now i want to watch this entire fucking movie all over again. great film
That car cutting off that taxi in the beginning felt so essential for the atmosphere of fast living and bad decisions.
What a job: spending all day counting money from shineboxes.
Everything started so well until Ginger walked in thru the door.
The movie was perfect until Ginger appeared. If it was just about how the casino worked it could have been better
Emmanuel Jaramillo - totally agree. An amazing movie became above average when they brought in her character.
@@tims4502 i wouldnt say so, i think its still amazing but yea the whole ginger subplot just pissed me off more than it made me enjoy myself
But without Ginger, the high ranked mafia wouldn't do anything.
The only reason They "justify" the hit on Nicky is because He slept with Ginger. An act of infidelity.
So without Ginger, Ace would probably killed by Nicky in the ending, even if He survived the car bomb.
So there's that.
Yeah because in real life men don't meet women and get married to them 🙄
2:41 meanwhile, YOU'RE IN, AND YOU'RE OUT!
when I sell an NFT for $0.11 after spending 5 dollars for it
u fell for the meme
I love the way they do the dialogue in this film
"I mean to them everything looked on the up-and-up, right?"
[deadpan] "Wrong."
LOL!!
The Art of the Shot
1:41 "Your item has been sold on the steam marketplace for $0.04"
The guy with the suitcase is the real "jagoff", he forgot to close every door he walked through and even left the safe open.
2:56 I can picture him back then watching the movie premiere with his family or whatever and Joe delivers this line....lmao
Scorsese said that this entire story and idea for a subsequent movie stemmed from him seeing a small article in a local paper about a husband and wife having a loud spat in their Vegas front yard.
De Niro switches to Pesci just as the door closes. BRILLIANT.
"I mean...what do you think we're doing out here in the middle of the desert? It's all this money..."
The civic motto of Las Vegas.
The Count: “ONE DOLLAR, AH-AH-AH! TWO DOLLARS, AH-AH-AH! THREE DOLLARS, AH-AH-AH!”
Casino employees: “Christ, this guy’s good.”
The most honest exposition of the truth behind gambling. I don't know why more people can't see the truth.
He really didn’t need to call the guard a jag off. He did that job for an extra c-note a week!
@@BrunerMJ acab.
Joe Pesci makes me laugh. He is awesome!
what do you mean, he makes you laugh? like he's a clown?!
Lmao trust me you're going to be walking through more than just two doors to get to a count room in a casino back then
You do, and trust me, you're being watched live the whole time nowadays. This scene is why count room workers don't have access to their pockets while they're in there working. They wear jumpsuits with no pockets in them and have to clear security going in and out in casinos today, even if they're going to the bathroom they need an escort.
Wasn't this movie shot in a real casino? Why would there be only two doors leading to the counting room then?
@@ReshiramR52 Because they may have used a different room in the casino as the count room to be filmed. Also many films mix location shooting with sets in a movie studio because of shooting requirements.
It's the truth though, the house always wins.
GODDAMN! I've always dreamed of grabbing a couple big "bricks" of cash like that. I guess it'll remain a dream.
but remember he is not grabbing for himself, God help him if he doesn't give his Capo enough :(
"past the jagoff guard" LOL
Leave it to Joe P. to tell the story in a funny way! "Just another fat fuck walkin out of the casino with a bag" love it!
*Suitcase. But still hilarious.
Scorsese always writes such epic dialogue
I think Nicholas Pileggi wrote this.
He forgets to close the cabinet when he leaves
"I mean God forbid they should forget a chance to steal..."
Why bother to post a “quote” when you get half the words wrong? What purpose does that serve, I’m truly curious...
@@hometownmedic7355 what does it mean anyways
Anybody else see Scorsese in the count room?
Morality Car Wash. Always loved that line
Love the way Pesci says " jagoffs"😅🤣😂👍
I love this movie. I always watch it when it's on TV.
When this song plays I can't help but think of Picnic and the dance scene between Kim Novak and William Holden.
0:31 hey it's bonked over the head and suffocated in the parking lot guy!
"But, here, I am Mr. Rothstein! , Im not only a Jew, but running a casino."
newalm When does he say "Jew"? He said legitimate.
Lmfaooooo
@@cgh7337 That one flew miles over your head, didn't it?
"I mean, what do you think we do all day here in the desert?" Good point :D
1:22 to the end is a single uncut shot, brilliantly shows how smooth the operation is.
Still, to this very day, I cannot find any casino hiring a jagoff guard! I’ve searched ALL the job sites.
Jagoffs went extinct when organized crime got kicked out of Vegas. You could probably still find them at malls.
I loved the expression 'Business as usual'.
RIP Don Rickles
you watch this and then you have to watch the whole movie for the 15th time
I’ve never seen this movie and now I will this weekend.
👍
"A morality carwash" 😆
Washing away your sins in the City of Sin...how interesting.
You got washed away with your sins
"Jagoff guard"
-as part Yinzer, I appreciate that remark.
_"jag-off"_ 😂😂
I found Carmine. There he is leaving with the suitcase!
Carmine left??
@@scottythegreat1 he’s gone?
Good year for De Niro: Casino and Heat.
I don’t understand they didn’t have money counting machines back then. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
If you know, you know.
They had coin counters and sorters.
Love the narration and scene development
One of the best movies ever
Meyer Lansky was the real architect (behind the curtains) in building gaming in NV.. He was reputed to running straight games back in the day, he new the odds always favored the house.
ML was an absolute financial and organizational genius. Born into other circumstances he may have very well become a corporate titan of industry.
Didn't k n ow Cuba as well as he thought
@@Kruppt808 ain't that the truth
Lansky may have been the idea genius behind the casino hub but it was good friend, the unfortunate Bugsy Siegel (Moe Green character in Godfather) who actually built Las Vegas. Hyman Roth character is partly based on Lansky. Ace Rothstein in Casino is based on Charles (Lefty) Rosenthal, a brilliant Jewish bookmaker, who was in charge of operations at multiple casinos including Stardust & Tropicana in LV from 1968 to 1983. Lefty was also an FBI informant code named "Achilles".
@Hello trex7618, How are you doing?
@@billkgeorge Siegel was a clueless thug. Moe Green is based on Moe Dalitz and Gus Greenbaum. Siegel's 2 lieutenants who took over the Flamingo after Bugsy got offed. They turned the place into a huge money maker within a few months.
Right? Wrong? hahaha I got tears hearing that line.
Past the Jag Off Guard 😂