Basically a well-dressed marauder boasting that he doesn't care about consequences, and thus, has no inhibitions about inflicting horrific damage on those who cross him.
I can't even tell you the amount of mutts I hear dropping this line all the time thinking it makes them tough to not care about jail. And they're always small-time pill-poppers or fentanyl addicts. Real winners.
Joe Pesci is terrifying when playing a character like Nicky, but then he could play Leo in Lethal Weapon and be just as convincing. That's real talent.
Same as De Niro. He can be scary in Raging Bull, Goodfellas and Cape Fear, but so sweet and innocent in Awakenings, funny in Midnight Run, and an annoying jackass in Meet the Parents 🤣 Rare talent
This is still one of the best arguments in a film that I’ve seen. I love how they talk over each other and trip over their words. It adds the feeling that an organic argument typically has. This feels like a very natural breakdown between two old friends.
It's because it wasn't scripted, they were just given the topics to go over, the key points to make and then told to just go at each other. So it feels natural because it is.
A lot of their dialogue is actually ad-libbed. Scorsese tells Pesci and Deniro what needs to happen in the scene, and they make up the dialogue as they go along. That's what makes Pesci insulting how Deniro dresses so funny.
@@Kelly14UK Man casino is incredible. The thing that ruins the movie for me is DeNiro's and his wife's story. It's unbearable and it's a major part of the movie. I wish the movie focused more on the casino/gangster part of the story.
"and I think in all fairness, I should explain to you exactly what it is that I do." and then the banker nods & smiles like he thinks he's in for some kind of treat, LOL!!! 😂
I show this clip to people to explain how a sociopath thinks. He literally would rather maim this civilian stockbroker and go to prison for it than accept the private insult of (as he sees it) being scammed out of money by a weaker operator. He doesn't understand how the civilian world works and he doesn't really care at all, nor does he fear any punishment the civilian world can give him. Going some sort of non-violent route would be easier, safer and actually save him a lot of money in the long run... but he's a violent sociopath. If you scam him, he physically harms you until you satisfy him. That's "what it is he does". The fact that he gleefully explains it to the stockbroker is why it's fascinating. He has insight into his nature.
Pesci is so convincing when he rants that even though we KNOW its all just acting we are TOTALLY taken in and intimidated. Every performance of his and DeNiro is a masterclass in acting.
He’s one of the best actors for tough guys there’s ever been. Which is especially impresssive because there’s nothing about him physically that makes him look intimidating. he’s not big or muscular, no tattoos, no scars. It’s all in his moxie
Great scene, excellent acting. I don't think I'll ever get tired of watching this scene every now and then. And if there are Oscars for outstanding scenes in movies, the above scene sure does qualify. Regards, Michael M. Kamau, Nairobi, Kenya, 2nd November 2023.
Perfect acting, perfect dialogue, perfect narration, perfect ad libs. Just two guys pissed with one another, arguing. Excellent. Looks like a scene from real life.
Honest to God…you wouldn’t even have to give these two any script to remember….just give them cue stand back and let them go…they’d nail it first take…even the swearing is like poetry…..two masters in the zone
"I'm stupid, I don't give a fuck about jail". That is a terrifying man right there. No remorse, no worry about consequences and certainly no care for your own well being. Nicky was a badass. Apparently the real guy who Pesci's character was based off of was insane as well. He apparently actually put a man's head in a vice like in the movie.
One of my best friends made her doctorate about these kind of people. It's called, don't laugh, 'A better future' and forgive my bad English pls... It details people growing up in certain milieu's and their future. Apparentely 1/3 are losers who roll into crime and get abused, 1/3 are people who want to change their lives for the better and 1/3 don't five a f*ck, wil beat you in a coma, go to jail, come back, do it again and like it!
Amazing acting from both Pesci and DeNiro. They're bickering but Sam is holding back and trying to be civil because he knows how incredibly dangerous Nicky is. De Niro portrayed these feelings beautifully. Typical of a little brother arguing with the bigger, tougher brother. Both actors did the same thing but reversed in Raging Bull.
He even came through on a few things god seemed to be having trouble with. God couldnt do anything about my neighbors dog barking all night, but Pesci straightened those cocksuckers out in one visit!
Nicky just never realized how important Ace was to the bosses, he actually thought his thing could outdue what Ace brought to the table, which was consistency and quiet. Nicky brought attention and distraction.
Which explains the meeting in the desert. Ace asked Nicky to get out of town to let the bullshit blow over so he can run the casino. Shit started to get real from there.
Yup. Ace was the goose with the golden egg and a huge money makers for the bosses back home and Nicki was the muscle that was sent down there to make sure everything ran smooth and other crews weren't ripping off the casino or ace. Everything was supposed to be low key but nicki went rogue and started drawing to much attention. Eventually the nail that sticks out gets hammered.
Nicky was trying to take over vegas for himself, he wanted to be the boss, he knew how important Ace was to the bosses, he just didn't care because he had his own plans.
@@Karlebow571 not better than Pacino and Brando?? What a joke. Those 2 were never this real and natural in a scene. This is pinnacle of acting. Greatest actors ever. Look at the fuckin flow
Joe Pesci played guitar in the band The Jersey Boys, when he left the band he was replaced by Jimi Hendrix. His accent is legit because he probably knew some slick cats
0:30 he doesn't even need to change his facial expression, yet you sense the rage boiling over inside as soon as he hears the word "loss", even before he utters the restrained "yeah". What a remarkable actor.
Whenever I evaluate a movie script I always ask, "does this remind me of some shit I've seen in real life", and the way Joe Pesci's character instantly deflects every piece of legitimate criticism is something I've seen a thousand times. Class A narcissism down to the letter, this script is awesome.
Yeah, I remember the time, Starbucks, tried to F me out of a Gift Card and I was the same way, just like Nicky. I told the millenial LGBT person at the counter, with the ring in its nose and green hair and said... LISTEN, you ringed nose Green Haired Fool, give me my $25 back on the gift card!!!!
The bit about how he'd legitimately go to prison for assault rather than accept the insult of not getting his money back is pure sociopath. He even calmly explains it. That's who he is, and that's what he does, and he's literally not afraid of anything, so it's better to simply obey him rather than try to outmaneuver him. Short of death, he's going to keep doing the same thing.
Michael Franzese (a former caporegime of the Colombo family) said that Joe Pesci gave the most realistic performance of any mob guy actor he'd ever seen
Hollywood's 2 greatest actors ever. I am convinced. I have seen hundreds of actors and tons of movies from every era. Never seen any better than these 2.
“Th’ glass is half empty Nicky c’mon” “Half empty? Th’ f*** is wrong wit’ you? Where’s yer optimism? It’s half full Sam” Sam’s internal monologue ‘I knew what he wanted, Nicky was thirsty and he wanted my glass a water. Trouble was, I wasn’t finished with it yet. But that was Nicky.’
When Charlie says 'What are you gonna do, strongarm me?'. The look on Sam's face of '*sigh* Ah fuck. Yep, that's what's about to happen, dumbass..' and him stopping dead grabbing the ice gets me every time.
In the the Mafia, getting greedy is a bad thing because it attracts too much heat, you become more of a liability than an asset. Which is why in the middle of the desert, Sam advised Nicky to get out of town for while till the BS blows over. Nicky, of course, didn't heed that advice, and look where that got him.
Nobody does restrained menace quite like Joe Pesci. The way he says 'tommorow morning i'll get up nice and early, take a walk over to the bank, and if you don't have my money i'll crack your fuckin' head open in front of everybody in the bank' in such a calm way lol. So funny ^^
In my humble opinion the 2:30ish mark on, Joe Pesci writes the book on acting. His voice changing, facial ticks, half sentences/ start and stops, etc etc etc It takes a hell of an actor to make you overlook a phenomenal scene by Robert D.
Truth, just look at the way he changes his tone. These 2 are the greatest actors ever. I am convinced. I have seen movies from 1930s to 2010s. Never ever seen better than these 2. Facts.
1:04 Best part about this clip is just how loud Charlie's breathing gets as he gets more and more scared of the mobster threatening him. He goes from casual coolness and the holder of power, to being a snivelling weak man reduced to asking for help from the man who stood quietly by and watch the threats. Brilliant acting
I have always loved this film, even when if first came out. Seeing this scene I now realise that this is mastery. Joe and bob create this electricity - wonderful acting, writing and direction. This is excellence folks.
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“Cuz I’m fuckin’ stupid. I don’t give a fuck about jail.”
That is such a scary line lol
Basically a well-dressed marauder boasting that he doesn't care about consequences, and thus, has no inhibitions about inflicting horrific damage on those who cross him.
@@UCSPanther20and that’s why it’s terrifying hell ruin his own life just to ruin yours
@@zachpadilla5099 and not lose an ounce of sleep over it!
@zachpadilla5099 it's not ruining your life if you've signed up for a one way trip to begin with
I can't even tell you the amount of mutts I hear dropping this line all the time thinking it makes them tough to not care about jail. And they're always small-time pill-poppers or fentanyl addicts. Real winners.
What we should've said to Goldman Sachs in 2008
And 99% of the CEOs and principle stock holders in Silicon Valley.
you will notice there are no street lamp posts in their rich neighborhoods. for a reason!
I used to work there.
Those pricks fucked the american people over and no one went to prison. Bush/Obama bailed them out. Trump2020
Too bad George Bush had a couple of their executives in his cabinet!
"a fucking pink robe and a...uh a fucking cigarette holder, and I've lost control??" 😂
That was hilarious. Freakin Pesci.
Has a point, who think he is john Barrymore?
Freakin' John Barrymore ova' here 😂
@@MitchClement-il6iqbetter than being Michael Barrymore!
@@christschinwon or Drew Barrymore
Joe Pesci is terrifying when playing a character like Nicky, but then he could play Leo in Lethal Weapon and be just as convincing. That's real talent.
Don't forget Home Alone and the movie The Super
They fuck you at the drive through!
Same as De Niro. He can be scary in Raging Bull, Goodfellas and Cape Fear, but so sweet and innocent in Awakenings, funny in Midnight Run, and an annoying jackass in Meet the Parents 🤣 Rare talent
@@sweetpeaches6957 Uh, two what?
@@sweetpeaches6957 "Is it possible, the two defendants....." (looks over at Haller who goes 🙄) 😅😅
THERE WASN'T TOO MANY MIDDLE AGED ACTORS AT 5'4 THAT CAN MAKE YOU BELIEVE HE WAS A LEGIT TOUGH GUY.
Well, most of the time he is stabbing the person not beating them up.
If he would of been a 6'2 200lb guy Pesci might of been the most terrifying Mob actor of all time.
There's not too many young people today that make me believe they're tough guys.
@@robertthomas2601 Try looking at the current UFC roster.
@@alphamale1228 That's who I was looking at when I made the comment.
This is still one of the best arguments in a film that I’ve seen. I love how they talk over each other and trip over their words. It adds the feeling that an organic argument typically has. This feels like a very natural breakdown between two old friends.
The way they were interrupting each other felt totally natural. That's gotta be hard for most actors to do.
It's because it wasn't scripted, they were just given the topics to go over, the key points to make and then told to just go at each other.
So it feels natural because it is.
Desert argument is the best
"Fuck the fbi that pricks been dodging me for 3 weeks" 😂🤣💀
Well put. My thoughts too.
The John Barrymore line gets me every time 😂😂
Your Ahhh ahhh fucking cigarette holder 😂😂😂
A pink robe a cigarette holder 😅😂
so many great scenes in this master piece
Me too!!❤❤😂😂😂😂
who is barrymore? never heard of em?
“Do you think he got the point?” LMAO
banker never gave him his money back
Love that line lol
"...that's not the point!"
LMFAOFF!😂😂😂😂😂
whaya doing hes a square guy for christ sake u cant treat him like that hes gonna run to the fbi
Pesci and De Niro’s chemistry in this scene is so realistic and authentic. That’s what makes Scorsese films so great.
Right. I'm not a mobster, but watching his movies, you think that's what it must be like.
For a decade and a half i have gone against everyones' grain and said Casino is even better than Goodfellas.
Absolutely!!
A lot of their dialogue is actually ad-libbed. Scorsese tells Pesci and Deniro what needs to happen in the scene, and they make up the dialogue as they go along. That's what makes Pesci insulting how Deniro dresses so funny.
@@Kelly14UK Man casino is incredible. The thing that ruins the movie for me is DeNiro's and his wife's story. It's unbearable and it's a major part of the movie. I wish the movie focused more on the casino/gangster part of the story.
"and I think in all fairness, I should explain to you exactly what it is that I do." and then the banker nods & smiles like he thinks he's in for some kind of treat, LOL!!! 😂
About to get the Pesci "dress down"🤣
I show this clip to people to explain how a sociopath thinks. He literally would rather maim this civilian stockbroker and go to prison for it than accept the private insult of (as he sees it) being scammed out of money by a weaker operator. He doesn't understand how the civilian world works and he doesn't really care at all, nor does he fear any punishment the civilian world can give him.
Going some sort of non-violent route would be easier, safer and actually save him a lot of money in the long run... but he's a violent sociopath. If you scam him, he physically harms you until you satisfy him. That's "what it is he does". The fact that he gleefully explains it to the stockbroker is why it's fascinating. He has insight into his nature.
🤣🤣🤣
ha ha ha ha ha🤣🤣🤣
HE WASN'T READY😂
"Did you at least tell her about your little role in that situation?" 😂😂😂
"I think I want my money back" it's the eyes that get me every time 😂😂😂
"You're walking around like John Barrymore. A pink robe and a cigarette holder?" HAHAHAHA
😂😂😂👌
Thought he meant Michael barrymore
@@davidmt23 isn't the first name "Drew"?
We used to use this line any time someone ordered a feminine drink like a gin and tonic or a cocktail 😄
He is so bloody right 😂
"The least you can do is return my phone calls though." I like how he says that all nice and regular.
Yet makes it incredibly menacing at the same time haha
U know how when you're pissed but don't want it to be so obvious? At least not yet
Oh he knows damn well he’s ignoring his calls on purpose
You're harder to reach than the president. 😂
I love the joe pesci soundboard prank calls they always use that line lol.
“What are you gonna do strong arm me ?” *proceeds to get strong armed*
"Heh. What are you gonna do, strongarm me?"
DeNiro: *Collects ice nervously.*
Some scammers deserve to be confronted this way.
Joe D. Murphy or could've been bad investment....sam's still banking with em lol
John C LoL You're right
Joe D. Murphy you mean bankers? Lol
They're on the list, Victor
Bill Patrick Jones Gambino Family New York? Get your facts straight pal. Tony Spilotro was an enforcer for the Chicago Outfit.
"and guess what? I'll split your head open again.. cuz I'm f***ing stupid." Love it!
mattbradley87 “I don’t give a fuck about jail, that’s my business, that’s what I do”
"And we both know what you do, don't we Charlie? You fuck people out of their money & get away with it."
Scorsese is the greatest director of all time.
De Niro is the greatest actor of all time.
De Niro plus Pesci is the greatest duo of all time.
@@Aman-nk5uq the holy italian trinity, scorsese, de niro and pesci
Me talking to people in RL
Joe Pesci's gangster roles are probably the most convincingly intimidating I've ever seen.
Pesci's suit is giving me a stroke watching on my phone.
Sometimes I wish I could handle things the same way Joe Pesci handles things...
Where's your balls!?
You gotta be real connected with a legit crew to act that rowdy. I couldn’t do that unless there’s a hole in desert already lol
100%
but in the end: it wont help things. better judgment
is better judgment
Yeah but look what happened to him at the end of this movie
“You put my money to sleep, you go get my money or I’ll put your fucking brain to sleep” best threat ever lol 😂
"I got the best fuckin chamomile tea on the market, you'll be countin those fuckin sheep in no time"
YEA TRY ME FATSO
😂😂😂😂😂
You forgot the: "Listen here, you fat Irish prick..."
I think Charlie being terrified seemed so real the way that he says Sam!!!
This has to be one of the best scenes in movie history. You're walking around like John Barrymore!
With your pink robe and cigarette holder. Lol
You’ve been treating a lot of people with a lot of disrespect !
Working in corporate finance - this is what its like when you finally meet the clients face to face
😂
Pesci still cussing & mumbling as he walked down the steps was awesome
Hahahaha its funny as hell
Funny! How funny? Thought I had ya there!😀😁🇺🇲🇮🇹
Same after he crushes the guys skull in the vice after he gives him a name and he’s walking off mumbling “ Charlie M” funny as hell
@@tomscerbo1588 You really are a funny guy!!
@@Ass_Burgers_Syndrome Thanks Ass Burgers Syndro! If the Irish banker don't give my 💰, it won't be too funny for him!🤪🤣
“You can fuckin’ try me, fatso”
What a savage 🤣
Think he got the point?
@@parkjamesshaw3189 😂
@@parkjamesshaw3189it’s those lines that make his character funny even though he’ll smack the crap outta you.
“Look at you, you’re walking around like you’re John Barrymore, a fuckin’ pink robe and a fucking cigarette holder.” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Pesci is so convincing when he rants that even though we KNOW its all just acting we are TOTALLY taken in and intimidated. Every performance of his and DeNiro is a masterclass in acting.
He’s one of the best actors for tough guys there’s ever been. Which is especially impresssive because there’s nothing about him physically that makes him look intimidating. he’s not big or muscular, no tattoos, no scars. It’s all in his moxie
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0:52 I love how Sam is just standing there pouring a drink, knowing full well what's about to go down.
The small mannerisms and camera shots which make a movie great. Beautiful.
Hahaha makes me laugh everytime. He knows exactly what is going on
He knew he was going to need a drink.
He knew at 41 seconds when he was getting da ice,
He knew what was gonna happen, yet he still couldn't believe it was happening.
“Yeah... i think i want my money back “ 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thats my business thsts what i do . And we know what you do charlie you fuck people out of money and get away with it
Me whenever Bitcoin crashes 😂🙈
Lol
after that quote...We all knew or guessed what was coming next..lol
😂😂😂
Nicky embodies the phrase, “We can handle this like gentlemen or we can get into some gangsta sh*t.”
Great scene, excellent acting. I don't think I'll ever get tired of watching this scene every now and then. And if there are Oscars for outstanding scenes in movies, the above scene sure does qualify. Regards, Michael M. Kamau, Nairobi, Kenya, 2nd November 2023.
Perfect acting, perfect dialogue, perfect narration, perfect ad libs. Just two guys pissed with one another, arguing. Excellent. Looks like a scene from real life.
Honest to God…you wouldn’t even have to give these two any script to remember….just give them cue stand back and let them go…they’d nail it first take…even the swearing is like poetry…..two masters in the zone
a master piece !!
Looked too real
@@russellking9762 no doubt . I know I am watching a movie but the feeling is that I'm there (hopefully as someone they are not upset with)
the whole movie is just brilliant.. best movie of 1995..
"You fucking try me. You think he got the point?"
Joe Pesci is the scariest short person alive LOVE THIS SCENE
He’s scary than chucky
@@Karlebow571 LMFAO 😂😆😂😆👽😎👽😎👽😎👽😁
"... hopefully, you'll be coming out of your coma."
Have u heard of Daud Ibrahim.Don in India.whole Indian government is after him for years.He is a short person too
@@princefarhan4481 damn. Just read about it. What a nice fellow...
This, the desert, the pen and the shine box are the best scenes ever. Joe pesci is a legend
"The Lester Diamond incident!" That was so classic of Joe Pesci!
"I'm stupid, I don't give a fuck about jail". That is a terrifying man right there. No remorse, no worry about consequences and certainly no care for your own well being. Nicky was a badass. Apparently the real guy who Pesci's character was based off of was insane as well. He apparently actually put a man's head in a vice like in the movie.
markwest1987 and Tony the Ant Spilotro went out just like Nicky
One of my best friends made her doctorate about these kind of people. It's called, don't laugh, 'A better future' and forgive my bad English pls... It details people growing up in certain milieu's and their future. Apparentely 1/3 are losers who roll into crime and get abused, 1/3 are people who want to change their lives for the better and 1/3 don't five a f*ck, wil beat you in a coma, go to jail, come back, do it again and like it!
The Trump attitude
He was based off of 'Anthony Spilotro'
Sure, Ace told just in the beginning if u go with a gun u better kill him becuz he's gonna keep comin back over and over again
Amazing acting from both Pesci and DeNiro. They're bickering but Sam is holding back and trying to be civil because he knows how incredibly dangerous Nicky is. De Niro portrayed these feelings beautifully. Typical of a little brother arguing with the bigger, tougher brother. Both actors did the same thing but reversed in Raging Bull.
Greatest actors ever. Not even a debate
Remo: "Frankie..., the little guy...,he wouldn't be f--kin' the Jew's wife ?"
Good point about them paying the roles in reverse in raging bull.
Raging bull was a masterpiece !
Agree...the chemistry was phenomenal!
@Gerry Wilson you dumb? This movie is based on real events
I pray to Joe Pesci..seems like a guy who can get things done
RIP Carlin
"Pesci For President!", then.
He even came through on a few things god seemed to be having trouble with. God couldnt do anything about my neighbors dog barking all night, but Pesci straightened those cocksuckers out in one visit!
"Because I'm fkn stupid" 😂😂 Best line ever to scare the ever living F out of someone.
Joe Pesci is just so good at making those mob threats, that calm yet menacing tone is sending chills straight down to my spine. Kudos to Pesci.
@@MonoDde cos he knows he is making millions from the fizzy drink business 👌
" I'd like to talk to you about your car's extended warranty..."
He is utterly brilliant. So believable.
"(nodding).............. Yeah.... I think I want my money back"
Now, I don't wanna “jump to conclusions” here, but it's a good thing that banker didn't go tell him to “go home and get his shinebox.”
He didn't wanna break his balls!!!
Ahahaha nice office space reference!
@@pfunk2637 ;
Goodfellas!
@@smc1942 +
"Jump to conclusions" is a line that banker does in the movie "Office Space"
🤣🤣🤣🤣he'd have two options: the door or the window.
I love how after Nicky is finished arguing with Ace he just continues talking and ranting to himself as he's walking outside, it's fucking hilarious.
i love how Pesci is like i get this feeling you dont want in and DeNiro is like youre right i dont want anything to do with this lol
"I think in all fairness i should explain to you exactly what i do".......
lol....we all knew what was coming after that
Facts Nik, you can tell after Robert De Niro’s look lol
"Where's my head? Where's your fukn balls?"
Best line of the whole m0vie
“I think I want my money back” 😂😂
True friendly duel of a couple of the greatest actors to ever live. And for them it was probably another day at the office....greatness
Nicky just never realized how important Ace was to the bosses, he actually thought his thing could outdue what Ace brought to the table, which was consistency and quiet. Nicky brought attention and distraction.
Which explains the meeting in the desert. Ace asked Nicky to get out of town to let the bullshit blow over so he can run the casino. Shit started to get real from there.
Yup. Ace was the goose with the golden egg and a huge money makers for the bosses back home and Nicki was the muscle that was sent down there to make sure everything ran smooth and other crews weren't ripping off the casino or ace. Everything was supposed to be low key but nicki went rogue and started drawing to much attention. Eventually the nail that sticks out gets hammered.
Nicky was trying to take over vegas for himself, he wanted to be the boss, he knew how important Ace was to the bosses, he just didn't care because he had his own plans.
@@vinsanity982 but why ?
@@superlex611 money and power
walking around like john barrymore in a pink robe and a cigarette holder.....lmao. great scene
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I'm certain he improvised all that, or at least the name John Barrymore
@@lvgolfer35 You beat me to it, I've heard that that whole conversation was improvised by both actors
😂😂😂
@@ryanmason9320 easily the 2 best actors Hollywood can ever have in terms of REAL ACTING.
I am speechless.
De Niro and Scorsese are GOATs.
Imagine Joe Pesci on The Sopranos
Pesci is the only person on screen I ever seen to talk to De Niro's character like he is beneath him.
You haven't seen many people on screen, have you?
great scene.
"you put my money to sleep. you don't get it back I'll put your brain to sleep"
They got all the money and they're total fuckin' shit for brains...finance personnel and corporate realtors.
Pesci deserve an Oscar for this role.
lots of roles deserved awards back in the day that would receive them in this modern day.
@Weghweh Hwewehwhe joe and Robert are great mafia but they are not better than Al Pacino and especially Marlon Brando
@@Karlebow571 not better than Pacino and Brando?? What a joke. Those 2 were never this real and natural in a scene. This is pinnacle of acting. Greatest actors ever. Look at the fuckin flow
He already won for goodfellas and he basically played the same role
@@taylorpack7705 Only someone not really watching thinks those are the same roles.
You'll never see better acting again absolute legends.
Roberts face when they cut to him as he’s saying I’ll crack your head open lol
Like “smh here we go again”
I like the accent Pesci has in this role. In my book he is the scariest and maybe the best mob actor of all time.
There are mob guys with TH-cam channels. They agree with you.
Chicago
@@ajg5138 thank you nobody realizes there’s a Chicago accent
@@ajg5138 Is it a Chicago Italian American accent or just a Chicago accent?
Joe Pesci played guitar in the band
The Jersey Boys, when he left the band he was replaced by Jimi Hendrix. His accent is legit because he probably knew some slick cats
Pesci and DeNiro are amazing actors, they brought the characters and this scene to life incredibly well
Greatest actors. Can't find any better
As much as I love these two, I always said Frank Vincent deserved more credit for playing such a great henchman.
"I don't give a fuck about jail...". How about baseball, buddy?
0:30 he doesn't even need to change his facial expression, yet you sense the rage boiling over inside as soon as he hears the word "loss", even before he utters the restrained "yeah". What a remarkable actor.
"Tomorrow morning I'm gonna get my shinebox and walk into the bank and make your shoes look like a mirror!"
Hes gunn shine his shoes? wtf? lol u have words fucked up
Kevin Pierce Ever see Goodfellas?
It's a reference to a Goodfellas scene with Joe Pesci, it's a funny one too.
I don't get how that's a threat or joke, sounds like he has a foot-fetish...
Good one mate haha
the bankers face was priceless when he was threatening him.
*face
My bad.
all good
Goes from smugjolly to face-to-face with the Devil lmao
for real, he went bitch-made real quicc.
These Actors played their individual characters SO WELL!
Each one held his own.
Just AWESOME to watch top-notch Actors!
"What are doing? He's a square guy."🤣
1:04 I love Ace's reaction. He's just like "ah shit, here he goes again!"
Whenever I evaluate a movie script I always ask, "does this remind me of some shit I've seen in real life", and the way Joe Pesci's character instantly deflects every piece of legitimate criticism is something I've seen a thousand times. Class A narcissism down to the letter, this script is awesome.
And it is exactly why he had a date with a cornfield.
Yeah, I remember the time, Starbucks, tried to F me out of a Gift Card and I was the same way, just like Nicky. I told the millenial LGBT person at the counter, with the ring in its nose and green hair and said... LISTEN, you ringed nose Green Haired Fool, give me my $25 back on the gift card!!!!
The bit about how he'd legitimately go to prison for assault rather than accept the insult of not getting his money back is pure sociopath.
He even calmly explains it. That's who he is, and that's what he does, and he's literally not afraid of anything, so it's better to simply obey him rather than try to outmaneuver him. Short of death, he's going to keep doing the same thing.
Michael Franzese (a former caporegime of the Colombo family) said that Joe Pesci gave the most realistic performance of any mob guy actor he'd ever seen
I sadly have a boss like this
Martin Scorsese and Nicholas Pileggi. When they collaborate on a screenplay, you know it's going to be GOLD. Brilliant writing.
Haven't seen Casino in many years, but watching this now, Pesci still frightened me when he was arguing with DeNiro.
I feel like I could watch Joe Pesci and Robert De Niro argue about any random topic for hours on end and not get bored.
Hollywood's 2 greatest actors ever. I am convinced. I have seen hundreds of actors and tons of movies from every era. Never seen any better than these 2.
“Th’ glass is half empty Nicky c’mon”
“Half empty? Th’ f*** is wrong wit’ you? Where’s yer optimism? It’s half full Sam”
Sam’s internal monologue ‘I knew what he wanted, Nicky was thirsty and he wanted my glass a water. Trouble was, I wasn’t finished with it yet. But that was Nicky.’
Watch the extra features on The Score DVD, De Niro and Marlon Brando ad-libbing together, fucking brilliant too.
It wouldn't put my brain to sleep.
SNL ICE cream skit with Pacino and Deniro arguing over ice cream LOL
"Did you at least tell her your little role in that situation "
"No I didn't, what good would that do, that's not the point" LMAOOOOO
These guys don't even try to be funny and we still laugh 😂😂 Acting Gods and what a director
Joe Pesci is a savage 😂
When Charlie says 'What are you gonna do, strongarm me?'. The look on Sam's face of '*sigh* Ah fuck. Yep, that's what's about to happen, dumbass..' and him stopping dead grabbing the ice gets me every time.
Nicki started to get greedy and it was the path to a hole in a cornfield......
No doubt!
But he made a great actor!
In the the Mafia, getting greedy is a bad thing because it attracts too much heat, you become more of a liability than an asset. Which is why in the middle of the desert, Sam advised Nicky to get out of town for while till the BS blows over. Nicky, of course, didn't heed that advice, and look where that got him.
@@robertschmidt7625 yeah an ass beating by Billy Batts for whacking him earlier in the years in Goodfellas
The part when he did the cigarette holder gesture had me dying 😂
Ha ha yep
He’s walking around like fucking John Barrymore
Pesci is such an underated actor. Brilliant.
“You’re walking around like John Barrymore” 😂
Lmao I don’t know who he is but Nickey sold that scene
Good job he didn't reference Michael Barrymore
Can we also appreciate the acting by Richard Riehle? He does a great job of looking genuinely scared and plays the bullshit artist perfectly
Riehle, one of the the best character actors of his type. That's a conclusion we should all jump to.
His heavy breathing has the threat becomes more and more menacing is a great touch 🤣🤣
"I .... I THINK IM HAVING TROUBLE WITH THE SHIFTER, IT'S.... IT'S JYAMMMED...."
@@JamesRDavenport "What the hell is wrong with you people" would have provoked an interesting response in this scene.
@@JamesRDavenport I see you all recognize him from "Office Space."
"Cause I'm stupid, I don't give a fuck about jail! That's my business"!
Lmao. Classic shit
"...and we know what you do... you f--k people outta money and get away with it... that's what you do."
Ikr!! Menacing....
Love it when Pesci says to the banker... "you can try me fatso" and then he says to Deniro "you think he got the point"? I was in hysterics 😂🤣
"A fuckin pink robe and a cigarette holder. I'm losing control?"
😂🤣
"Think he got the point?"
Best line.
That look Deniro gives when Nicky says he’s going to crack the bankers head wide open. Classic!!
"Walking around like John Barrymore"??! That was hilarious.
OMG, Percival cracks me up. One of the shortest actors in Hollywood but he always acts 10ft tall and bullit proof. LOL !!!
Nobody does restrained menace quite like Joe Pesci. The way he says 'tommorow morning i'll get up nice and early, take a walk over to the bank, and if you don't have my money i'll crack your fuckin' head open in front of everybody in the bank' in such a calm way lol. So funny ^^
Thats rich coming from you... BATMAN!
🤣
I THINK I WANT MY MONEY BACK 😂
Don Rozay You putted to sleep, didn't you?
I love the way he says it. lol
And being joe pesci, that's what you do when he wants his money back. That guy might be little, but he is intimidating as hell.
wow caps lock
YOU GET MY MONEY OR I'M GONNA PUT YOUR FUCKEN BRAIN TO SLEEP
Pesci is the most underrated actor ever
That was the calmest argument I've ever seen with 2 people or more. lol.
In my humble opinion the 2:30ish mark on, Joe Pesci writes the book on acting. His voice changing, facial ticks, half sentences/ start and stops, etc etc etc
It takes a hell of an actor to make you overlook a phenomenal scene by Robert D.
Truth, just look at the way he changes his tone. These 2 are the greatest actors ever. I am convinced. I have seen movies from 1930s to 2010s. Never ever seen better than these 2. Facts.
1:04 Best part about this clip is just how loud Charlie's breathing gets as he gets more and more scared of the mobster threatening him. He goes from casual coolness and the holder of power, to being a snivelling weak man reduced to asking for help from the man who stood quietly by and watch the threats. Brilliant acting
The tension building like when he had his Sitdown with The Bobs
That’s not the best part, the argument is
"You put my money to sleep I'll put your brain to sleep" love it classic Joe pesci
Great dialogue! Just speaks to both men's immense acting ability. The back n forth sparring was as believable as it gets. Casino was underrated.
Two masters of their craft. This scene is perfect in every way.
Well put.
You can try me fat so 😂😂😂😂🙈
Erich von Manstein
NOT
Dom D 😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😅😂😅😅😂😅😆😆😆
Dom D ooooo lady 😍
slow clap.....fades away
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Sam over there fixing a drink like “that ain’t none of my business”
“He’s a square guy for Christ’s sake , you can’t treat him like that. He’s gonna run to the fbi”🤣🤣
😂😂😂
i'd be the opposite, i'd wanna leave the country and assume a new identity 😧
I like how Nicky keeps mumbling all the way down the stairs.
fuckin' walkin' around in a pink robe...
And he ripped Spyder for being a stuttering, mumbling fuck🤣🤣
I have always loved this film, even when if first came out. Seeing this scene I now realise that this is mastery. Joe and bob create this electricity - wonderful acting, writing and direction. This is excellence folks.
Excellence it is.
If I was this banker, I'd give him back his money ASAP !
I’m pretty sure Nicky got his money back the next day. That’s why we never heard about it again
Nicky Santoro is based off the real life Chicago gangster Tony the ant Spilotro .