@@geg6315 yeah.. That's right... It's very hard to feel first and then act at high rate of pitch with good control.... That's indeed and insane to tell from my part....
I think this performance is probably the closest we ever got to see of Tony Soprano after the finale, assuming he's alive. There's like no more bitterness left in him anymore, no energy for anger, just jaded and tired and alone. Nothing but funny old stories to keep him company.
It's funny how Tony Soprano says that "'Remember when' is the lowest form of conversation", yet Mickey is pretty much how I'd imagine Tony ending up like if he's still alive after the finale, full of nothing but stories about the "good old days".
@@justdannyquinn That's the thing about Tony Soprano. He was a hypocrite. I mean, we all are. But he epitomized the type of person we invented that word for. I say the samething about food talk at dinner. "Hmmm, this is so good! Wow, these potatoes are fantastic..." And 95% of the time it's like "yeah, I followed those directions on the back of the bag really well. Kept it frozen just perfect until it was ready to heat up." Haha
Just WHAT IF Killing Them Softly was the unofficial spin off of the Sopranos? Tony's failed assassination at Holstens leads him to go into Witness protection with the help of Agent Harris. Knowing Tony, he became his own Boss as a hit man
This just shows how good of an actor James was. Right after my first watch through of the sopranos I thought "man this guy is a fantastic actor why hasn't he been in anything recently he would be perfect in the Irishman" then I looked him up and found out he passed a year after killing them softly released.
@@itukanaro2daknee OK that's just absurd lol, I believe James Gandolfini could've definitely reached that level of perfection but Brando has notches under his belt quite literally no actor to date has (i.e. Godfather, Apocalypse Now, On The Waterfront & a litany of others); in Apocalypse virtually every line of dialogue of his was ad-lib, he didn't even read the script or the book the film was based on, showed up 40lbs overweight, and absolutely murdered the role lol, I'm not even sure Leo is capable of that...
@@saint5ify Lmao by all rights Leo should have multiple Oscar's at this point, his performance in Django/Shutter Island/Wolf of Wallstreet alone outshines almost any current actor's, you have The Departed/Gangs of New York/The Revenant/Blood Diamond/Basketball Diaries/Catch Me If You Can, and you ask what he's capable of 😂?
@@vectorv4285usually yeah. With James G, no. The line between act and life was extremely blurred. Which was tragic for him and those of us who love him - but amazing for any and everything he acted in
This scene was one of those “scene stealer” by James Gandolfini. He absolutely did.. reminds me of the drug deal scene from Boogie Nights, in which Alfred Molina stole the entire scene from Wahlberg, Jane & Reilly.
I honestly don't think he does. Brad Pitt steals every scene in this film. He doesn't even have to say anything. I love the way he puts Gandolfinis character in his place.
@@TheCosmicFailure I love that moment when Jackie's let his frustration loose. He went from being annoyed and concerned at seeing Mickey as a total lush, to straight pissed off when Mickey tried to back out of his commitment
Been watching Sopranos the entirety of this year, every day at least two episodes. This performance has ZERO of Tony. Gandolfini was such a tremendous actor!
The characters aren't alike, but I can definitely hear some of Tony's Jersey accent coming out of Mickey. In real life James Gandolfini spoke very differently.
Noticed that too, Andrew Dominick has such a subtle way of filming dialogue. Great stuff. To anyone saying that Pitt is wooden in this is totally missing the point, he does a fantastic job of conveying what its like to see someone you respect fall so far.
There must be something else to why he gives that look, because, in a vacuum, I can't imagine the character Jackie would be shocked or disgusted by someone threatening a hooker. He kills people for a living. It must have something to do with Mickey's deterioration. Otherwise, why would a bonified member of the underworld have such a reaction?
@@fan5407I feel it’s seeing how lacking in composure he is. The dude is falling to pieces and can’t even stop himself from his most base impulses to react to things.
@@fan5407 I think he was more pissed because he was being extremely unprofessional..issuing death threats should never be taken lightly.. especially when he could really screw up and get them all in trouble with their bosses or the cops.
James was truly a great actor and a phenomenal person. Why is it always the good ones that get taken away so soon? James was larger than life but he was very humble, he was always his biggest critic. He often said he wasn't worth alot of the notoriety he attained and he said he wasn't interesting enough to be on a talk show like Letterman or Leno. James was wrong, he was super interesting and such an amazing and intriguing person. I've never met him personally but I miss him as if I've known him all of my life.
I love how he went from playing the most badass character in television history to playing such a pos in this movie and being one of the last roles that he did lol. What an actor!! Watching interviews and looking at his filmography, you can tell he was such a gentleman and smart about which roles he played.
You need to rewatch The Sopranos if you think Tony is the "most badass character in television history 😂. Mickey is the natural evolution of the POS that was Tony in the Sopranos.
@@hullo8246 Honestly The Sopranos GREATLY contributed to his death, I mean if you see Tony in Season 1 he's younger, vibrant and healthy, not even fat (just a big burly dude, a bull if you will); EVERY single dinner/lunch etc scene in the show involved all the actors actually eating the food, heavy pasta and buttery roasted potatoes, pork/veal and everything else Carmela & Arty makes, and sometimes they'd have to do 5-6 takes (eating the food in every one) and you better believe that adds up over the course of 6 seasons, in tandem with his regular eating habits.. So somebody (if not himself) really should've definitely tried to make some dietary changes in his life, ik people are usually really reluctant in changing their personal habits (especially at +40yo), it requires a lot of effort on both parts, but as a Hollywood/TV star he definitely had the time and money to get back in shape/healthy so it really is ashame. Nobody should be "shamed" or "bullied" for being fat/overweight, but it shouldn't be normalized like it is in today's society, because this is quite literally the God damn result of being overweight/clogging your arteries & eating horribly every day, an extremely early death and massive health complications... R.I.P Ton'
Fuck this sentiment. A man is a man is a man is a man till the end. No one could've made James live his life any different than the way he lived it. Like a man on his own terms, because that's what real men do. Unapologetically.
He gave us everything and he was the best and it’s such a loss that he died so young but he was simply in a different level and that’s Brad Pitt and he was so effortless in his craft RiP James
Nail on the head, perfect scene portrayed by two expired tombe raiders. Hats off to Brad Pitt so much maturity and strength in the difficult script he reincited and round in last 6 years. I'm impressed that he knew his 3 limitsss.
@@jonathangonzales4115 You're a fucking idiot. You don't know jerry or his values. Just because someone is famous doesn't mean shit. Clown. I love how idiots think all famous ppl or athletes are somehow better at life. Money isn't everything George.
I have a personal theory that Tony Soprano wasn’t killed. He knew his time was running short so he faked his death to get away from his family so they would be safe and started running a bar with a guy named Bob and changed his name to Marv lol
Brad isn't getting outshone here, it's just not his scene to convey a bunch of different emotion; he's holding back on his true feelings bc of Jim's volatile character
The dialogue from the book is great, and so is Pitt, but Gandolfini brings this character to fucking life, man. He’s so pathetic and wretched the way he delivers lines gives me goosebumps.
Never ceases to amaze me on how they don’t like Blacks in public, but love doing the sistas in private. Gotta love the hypocrisy of their culture. And the funny thing is that Blacks and Italians have so much in common. From the fashion sense down to the passion for mistresses.
It's probably a passion for Brad Pitt too, as he's been doing it for a while and tries to vary up his roles (he's not always the starring role). As with anything, some are just better than others though, but even knowing that, Brad Pitt was fine in this scene. I could feel Jackie's growing annoyance with Mickey here, compared to the pure concern in their first exchange at the restaurant.
Glad u didn’t make the leap brotha You’d end up being an Alcoholic like James in this scene. And your good friend would be trying to convince you that he didn’t sleep with your bitch lol U dodged a missle
"Nobody Got AIDS, I don't wanna hear that word No More"!!!
Some weight loss Tone.
Oh will you take it easy over there fuckin Judge Roy Bean
I could probably get a note from my docta
the line was "I don't wanna hear that word *in here again*"
It’s a retirement community !!!!
man i miss this guy's acting. RIP big man
wilder17 i miss my uncle tony ...
Same here he was gone too soon
Legendary 😥
Fuck yeah, we missed out on a lot when this dude passed, rip
jimmy is so good at playing lonely characters, those who have everything but nothing
I think the point of this movie is they have nothing and act like they have everything
I don't think he was acting.
Jimmy? Really?
@@geg6315 yeah.. That's right... It's very hard to feel first and then act at high rate of pitch with good control.... That's indeed and insane to tell from my part....
Man I miss him bruh, " Theres no ass lik3 a young Jewish girl that's hooking "😂
I think this performance is probably the closest we ever got to see of Tony Soprano after the finale, assuming he's alive.
There's like no more bitterness left in him anymore, no energy for anger, just jaded and tired and alone.
Nothing but funny old stories to keep him company.
It's funny how Tony Soprano says that "'Remember when' is the lowest form of conversation", yet Mickey is pretty much how I'd imagine Tony ending up like if he's still alive after the finale, full of nothing but stories about the "good old days".
@@justdannyquinn All that's missing is Tony's dated pop culture references haha
@@justdannyquinn That's the thing about Tony Soprano. He was a hypocrite. I mean, we all are. But he epitomized the type of person we invented that word for. I say the samething about food talk at dinner. "Hmmm, this is so good! Wow, these potatoes are fantastic..." And 95% of the time it's like "yeah, I followed those directions on the back of the bag really well. Kept it frozen just perfect until it was ready to heat up." Haha
@@jimmymeridian5174some of them are, most aren’t
I could see that. Tony loses his friends and his family, has to leave Jersey for safety reasons, and becomes a washed up alcoholic obsessed with sex
This is Tony soprano when he went into witness protection
Just WHAT IF Killing Them Softly was the unofficial spin off of the Sopranos? Tony's failed assassination at Holstens leads him to go into Witness protection with the help of Agent Harris. Knowing Tony, he became his own Boss as a hit man
@@johnantonescu5096 🎶🎶🎵🎵Don't stop/Believin'🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵
Skip would never ever do that. Don’t even fucking joke
John Antonescu nah Tony got clipped.
This character is nothing like Tony
These two came a long way since True Romance. RIP big guy.
And the Mexican
Safaree hotel
@@markrenealvarado1043
Holy shit...they did three films together. Never realized that!
Don't condescend me, man.
Holy shit I loved that movie and JG but completely forgot him and BP were both in it.
This just shows how good of an actor James was. Right after my first watch through of the sopranos I thought "man this guy is a fantastic actor why hasn't he been in anything recently he would be perfect in the Irishman" then I looked him up and found out he passed a year after killing them softly released.
Same here, just discovered Sopranos and it’s sad that he’s no longer with us.
James in a Scorsese movie would have been sublime. I wonder who he would play in the Irishman. They guy who played Sil had a small part in it too
I think he would have been Fat Tony Salerno. Domenico Lombardozzi's character.
This was his peak, sad how short lived it was..he was on brandos level I swear
He was better then Brando....
@@itukanaro2daknee OK that's just absurd lol, I believe James Gandolfini could've definitely reached that level of perfection but Brando has notches under his belt quite literally no actor to date has (i.e. Godfather, Apocalypse Now, On The Waterfront & a litany of others); in Apocalypse virtually every line of dialogue of his was ad-lib, he didn't even read the script or the book the film was based on, showed up 40lbs overweight, and absolutely murdered the role lol, I'm not even sure Leo is capable of that...
@@itukanaro2daknee don’t be silly
@@CommanderLongJohn Leo? Exactly what is he capable of, he’s not even in comparison to Brad Pitt. Good actor, but giving him too much credit.
@@saint5ify Lmao by all rights Leo should have multiple Oscar's at this point, his performance in Django/Shutter Island/Wolf of Wallstreet alone outshines almost any current actor's, you have The Departed/Gangs of New York/The Revenant/Blood Diamond/Basketball Diaries/Catch Me If You Can, and you ask what he's capable of 😂?
James plays this role like a compulsive and delusional individual, and it seems so natural. Almost like its no act, but real
Mate that’s called great acting
acting without acting
@@michaelsieger9133 "everything's without these days....."
That’s because he really was like that. He’d disappear get fucked up and pay for the production of those days he held them up.
@@vectorv4285usually yeah. With James G, no. The line between act and life was extremely blurred. Which was tragic for him and those of us who love him - but amazing for any and everything he acted in
This scene was one of those “scene stealer” by James Gandolfini. He absolutely did.. reminds me of the drug deal scene from Boogie Nights, in which Alfred Molina stole the entire scene from Wahlberg, Jane & Reilly.
So true!! "You're motoring! What your price for fliiiight!" I can't hear that song now without thinking of Molina. Legend.
I honestly don't think he does. Brad Pitt steals every scene in this film. He doesn't even have to say anything. I love the way he puts Gandolfinis character in his place.
Pitt isn't wooden here, he's just playing a character who's holding it close to the vest.
Exactly
Exactly. He listens and reacts in this scene. Then puts Gandolfinis character in his place.
Whoever is saying that haven’t even seen the movie. Morons
@@TheCosmicFailure I love that moment when Jackie's let his frustration loose. He went from being annoyed and concerned at seeing Mickey as a total lush, to straight pissed off when Mickey tried to back out of his commitment
It's like a feeble attempt to humble Brad Pitt, whose done some solid work in his time, and wasn't even bad here
4:43 line delivery for the ages
YOU TAKE THAT TO DA BANK
@@leonthesleepyShe’ll go to da bank anyway because her dad likely owns it.
1:27 Paulie should be there to say "woww". No one do it better than him.
OOF, MADONN'!
Lucas Da Motta Woww
Him or Sil
he would'nt of said woww.
he wudda said OHHHHHHHH...
It’s definitely weird hearing fuckin Brad Pitt do it. lol
Been watching Sopranos the entirety of this year, every day at least two episodes.
This performance has ZERO of Tony. Gandolfini was such a tremendous actor!
He's a hothouse flowwwwer.
The characters aren't alike, but I can definitely hear some of Tony's Jersey accent coming out of Mickey. In real life James Gandolfini spoke very differently.
I’m literally just down 2 seasons I’m on the 3rd or 4th season now.
Every day, two episodes I watch!
"I could have fought five guys with this fucking prong I had." lol
The look Jackie shoots Mickey at 1:35 is absolutely brutal. guttural response. Brad Pitt is so talented.
Noticed that too, Andrew Dominick has such a subtle way of filming dialogue. Great stuff. To anyone saying that Pitt is wooden in this is totally missing the point, he does a fantastic job of conveying what its like to see someone you respect fall so far.
There must be something else to why he gives that look, because, in a vacuum, I can't imagine the character Jackie would be shocked or disgusted by someone threatening a hooker. He kills people for a living. It must have something to do with Mickey's deterioration. Otherwise, why would a bonified member of the underworld have such a reaction?
@@fan5407I feel it’s seeing how lacking in composure he is. The dude is falling to pieces and can’t even stop himself from his most base impulses to react to things.
@@fan5407 I think he was more pissed because he was being extremely unprofessional..issuing death threats should never be taken lightly.. especially when he could really screw up and get them all in trouble with their bosses or the cops.
Brilliant Acting .Miss you James Gandolfini always..The best!!
Gandfolfini went out with some great movies to his name in his final years like this, The Drop and Zero Dark Thirty.
Brooooo, thanks for dropping 'The Drop' just finished it. 10/10
@@hydrogencyanide2493Zero Dark Thirty was a bad propaganda film
The drop is sooo good
These two always gave their best when they were working together.
They only worked in this and True romance as far as i can recall , nothing else
@@heinzelias They did The Mexican (2001) together.
@@TheGoldDragon100 omg , Gandolfini was in that garbage , I am sorry I never knew
@@heinzelias Honestly he was the only good thing about that movie. Totally stole the show from Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts.
@@TheGoldDragon100 haha maybe I'm gonna see it for that , I only attempted once and quit in the first 5 minutes
James was truly a great actor and a phenomenal person. Why is it always the good ones that get taken away so soon? James was larger than life but he was very humble, he was always his biggest critic. He often said he wasn't worth alot of the notoriety he attained and he said he wasn't interesting enough to be on a talk show like Letterman or Leno. James was wrong, he was super interesting and such an amazing and intriguing person. I've never met him personally but I miss him as if I've known him all of my life.
Brad Pitt was like: "Mickey...MICKEY!...you're stealing the scene..."
I love how he went from playing the most badass character in television history to playing such a pos in this movie and being one of the last roles that he did lol. What an actor!! Watching interviews and looking at his filmography, you can tell he was such a gentleman and smart about which roles he played.
Tony Soprano was a piece of shit lmao. Mickey was basically Tony with no Carm no kids no money.
@@stairwaytoheaven8 a victim 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@stairwaytoheaven8 He wasn’t a victim, he was a fukking sociopath.
He wasn't badass in Sopranos. He was a POS in that show too.
You need to rewatch The Sopranos if you think Tony is the "most badass character in television history 😂. Mickey is the natural evolution of the POS that was Tony in the Sopranos.
I loved and Miss this guy. RIP Big Bro!!!
This guy was a walking master class in character acting
Crazy the journeys they had between True Romance and this. Pitts look toward Gandalfini after the “carve you up” comment. Quality.
Such a phenomenal actor. May you RIP
I miss James Gandolfini he was the best
JGs delivery on these lines is so fucking cold. The "if you could, maybe" is diabolical.
This movie was like a fever dream
thats just a raw acting masterclass, even that lady brought it!
The prostitutes acting was fucking shit what are you talking about
@@dariusrucker9931 like you can do better .
He was so good he made Brad Pitt look wooden in this scene
gdawgs101 takes stupid amounts of talent
Because this scene is all about gandolfini
@@mikel5163 you're a fucking idiot
@@mikel5163 you're tripping, the ending dialogue of pitt in the bar talking about thomas jefferson is gold lol
@@mikel5163 Pitt didn't really have to do anything in this scene. This is Gandolfini's scene in the movie, he basically just sits and watches.
"get your trick to do it"
He looks pretty rough here, season 6 of Sopranos is when he really looked like he wasn't healthy. The signs were there, died way too early.
Oh he looks terrible man, it’s a shame nobody got into his head of needing to make lifestyle changes
@@hullo8246 Yup, gotta get to them before the point of no return.
@@hullo8246 Honestly The Sopranos GREATLY contributed to his death, I mean if you see Tony in Season 1 he's younger, vibrant and healthy, not even fat (just a big burly dude, a bull if you will); EVERY single dinner/lunch etc scene in the show involved all the actors actually eating the food, heavy pasta and buttery roasted potatoes, pork/veal and everything else Carmela & Arty makes, and sometimes they'd have to do 5-6 takes (eating the food in every one) and you better believe that adds up over the course of 6 seasons, in tandem with his regular eating habits.. So somebody (if not himself) really should've definitely tried to make some dietary changes in his life, ik people are usually really reluctant in changing their personal habits (especially at +40yo), it requires a lot of effort on both parts, but as a Hollywood/TV star he definitely had the time and money to get back in shape/healthy so it really is ashame.
Nobody should be "shamed" or "bullied" for being fat/overweight, but it shouldn't be normalized like it is in today's society, because this is quite literally the God damn result of being overweight/clogging your arteries & eating horribly every day, an extremely early death and massive health complications...
R.I.P Ton'
I think that was part of the role
Fuck this sentiment. A man is a man is a man is a man till the end. No one could've made James live his life any different than the way he lived it. Like a man on his own terms, because that's what real men do. Unapologetically.
Bloody hell, how good was this Gandolfini bloke? The other lad shows promise too.
The only similarity with this role and Tony, is a bathrobe. A great actor, who left us way too soon.
But it looks like he's having scotch instead of a White Russian.
He pretty much steals every scene from Pitt...Hard to do.Phenomenal Talent.
They have great dialogue. True Romance, The Mexican, and this...
Damn I wish these two made more movies together. RIP
They made 3. That's not bad
Take that to the bank
"I've been paying for it, I can bitch about it if I want"
That line and the "and stop acting like your anus is a national treasure. You're a fucking hooker for Christ sake." line made laugh hard 😆😆
Lol Tony is just in hiding after Season 6. RIP
TheThing2011 I mean it can happen
1:01 "There's 283 dollars in there. OK? When I get up, I wanna see 183 dollars in there. You got that?"
Should have just left the other $183 in a box full of bird seed.
Underrated movie,One of his best
Rest in Peace Tony Soprano❤️
A hairs breath away from being one of the greatest ever.. R.I.P
1:30 I think what he meant to say is "in here is 1954 out there is 2012"
So now and forever NO SEX TALK! OK?
James was an actor's actor, he went from a narcissistic crime lord to a pathetic shell.
This is a great scene
This is one of the best scenes in the pantheon of film.
It is not.
😅
Lol. No.
The fight scene with Arquette in True Romance was world class .
James Gandolfini is kinda dressed like and acts like "The Dude" from The Big Lebowski in this movie.
The Dude
Well, you know, that’s just… your opinion, man.
Gandolfini was an exceptional actor...
this is such a fucking underrated movie. james was such an amazing actor
Paulie should of been there and told her OHHHyou don’t talk too the Skip like that
you can feel his pain. acting legend
He gave us everything and he was the best and it’s such a loss that he died so young but he was simply in a different level and that’s Brad Pitt and he was so effortless in his craft RiP James
If Tony was in quarantine.
What a legend. One of the best. Changed acting forever. The actress who played the hooker will never be forgotten.
Oscar worthy performance from Gandolfini
Nail on the head, perfect scene portrayed by two expired tombe raiders. Hats off to Brad Pitt so much maturity and strength in the difficult script he reincited and round in last 6 years. I'm impressed that he knew his 3 limitsss.
this movie is a Gem
He is gold in The Drop
Always brought out the real in a situation.
I absolutely love this film
The delivery of that last “what?”
Tony really spirals downhill without Carmela 👀
Love how every role Jim got after Sopranos he had to wear some gimmick
Cause you can’t look past the greatest character of all time Tony
Rest in peace Jimmy I hope to see you in the new resurrection.
This is like watching retired Tony Soprano
"You can take that to the bank." 😂😂
Seems that after the sopranos finale, Tony went back to the glasses place and got those raybands that he originally put back
Gandolfini is light years ahead of Pitt in regards to acting.
And Brad is light years ahead of jerry in regards to achieving in life. It’s not your fault. Your mother did a shitty job at raising you
Very different actors very different acting styles
No.
@@jonathangonzales4115 You're a fucking idiot. You don't know jerry or his values. Just because someone is famous doesn't mean shit. Clown. I love how idiots think all famous ppl or athletes are somehow better at life. Money isn't everything George.
@@jonathangonzales4115 Stfu
I have a personal theory that Tony Soprano wasn’t killed. He knew his time was running short so he faked his death to get away from his family so they would be safe and started running a bar with a guy named Bob and changed his name to Marv lol
Carlo flipped, he was going to testify Tony would eventually went to jail but I’m sure he would of lambchopped it for a while
This isn’t James Gandolfini, this is Tony Soprano
Not quite.
Very different than, tony
Ah, empty again!
You gotta quench the monkey, man.
Those two were really good friends.
Time flies …
I found a lot of this scene hilariously funny. Some great dialogue -- very amusing.
5:11 - I can't imagine typing these lines out and not laughing!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
God Brad Pitt is an amazing actor but Jim just out shines ! And you can take that to the bank
Brad isn't getting outshone here, it's just not his scene to convey a bunch of different emotion; he's holding back on his true feelings bc of Jim's volatile character
I think this is the only time he sounded like Tony Soprano outside of the show
Go watch Angie
First saw J G in Crimson Tide.
RIP
The dialogue from the book is great, and so is Pitt, but Gandolfini brings this character to fucking life, man. He’s so pathetic and wretched the way he delivers lines gives me goosebumps.
The take that to the bank part always gets me lol
James was an incredible actor
One of the very best
"You're the original sport"
Never had the makings of a varsity athlete
James gandolphini was an amazing talent.
He would've been a great Harvey Bullock
The Greatest! Aww! Best comment!!!
Gandolfini could act rings around Brad Pitt. This scene proves it.
I don't recall the name of the character Gandolfini played in Killing Them Softly, but how perfect would it be if it was Kevin Finnerty?
The glasses define James’s character in this movie.
James was quite simply the greatest actor I saw
Jerry and Winston reunite after The Mexican (2001)
This is just grim.
Goddamn he was cut from a different cloth. RIP Jimmy.
Never ceases to amaze me on how they don’t like Blacks in public, but love doing the sistas in private. Gotta love the hypocrisy of their culture. And the funny thing is that Blacks and Italians have so much in common. From the fashion sense down to the passion for mistresses.
Without context this is definitely a sopranos scene 😅
Can't imagine Tony telling anyone to "Leave me alone."
You could tell this was a job for Brad Pitt and a passion for James. This movie wasnt the best but little moments like this made it shine
It's probably a passion for Brad Pitt too, as he's been doing it for a while and tries to vary up his roles (he's not always the starring role). As with anything, some are just better than others though, but even knowing that, Brad Pitt was fine in this scene.
I could feel Jackie's growing annoyance with Mickey here, compared to the pure concern in their first exchange at the restaurant.
Tony Soprano left the diner and turned into a alcoholic Pimp. Lmao
I need someone to find me a young Jewish girl who's hooking
You can take that to the bank….
@@Darkskinnded I fell in love with this Jewish call girl I saw quite often. She was 22. Falling in love with a prostitute, what an asshole I was.
Glad u didn’t make the leap brotha
You’d end up being an Alcoholic like James in this scene. And your good friend would be trying to convince you that he didn’t sleep with your bitch lol
U dodged a missle
Awesome work.