It was so well known that Frankie Five Angels mentioned it as the only tie between him and the Corloene family at the Senate hearings. "But that was a LOOONG TIME AGO!"LOL
At 2:48, when the four guys stand in the middle of the street admiring the new store, the little guy, second from the left (between Genco and Clemenza) was Hyman Roth.
Yep. Kind of like how Oskar Schindler was trying to find a Secretary and although they were gorgeous the applicants they couldn't type to save their lives except the one at the end who Typed like a Boss with her Cigarette dangling from her mouth.
Exactly! Also remember the Interview Scene in Schindler's List. The Ladies couldn't type to save their lives but they were all so "qualified" in Oskar Schindler's eyes.
In the book, Vito was satisfied with Roberto conceding the dog can stay and keeping the rent at current rate. Here, the cold, "No, you need to do better than that, after all this" look (1:21) is just so much more indicative of the stern nature Vito is already adopting. Neither the book nor the movie describe Roberto's inquiries around the neighborhood, but they would have been really fun to see. "Uh, this guy murdered Fanuci for pushing him around, dude..."
Presumably you've seen the Sopranos.... it reminds me of the scene between Tony and Ralph after Pie-O-My wins.... Ralph has a wad of cash and gives some to Tony which is probably enough but his hand just stays open and Ralph counts out more and more until eventually just gives him the whole wad..... not exactly the same because Tony probably does want more but just reminds me because his stone face just makes him give up more and more.
@@samuelwoods164 well, that was a lot like Furio telling Matt and Sean to give him 1k. Is it fair? No, not really. Could he do it? Yes. Could the other side refuse? They could but it would be very unwise.
@@evilwillhunting hmmm kind of, I was more referring to him just looking at him and him thinking he needed to do more when that's not necessarily true.... Furio figured they could be pushed around because of the way they presented themselves and straight up asked them for another thousand while saying they were gay.
He was adorable over the years especially in When Harry Met Sally and City Slickers. I heard him and Billy Crystal had a bad falling out back in the day.
Also the fact that their lives were alot more calmer what with Fanucci The Black Hand out of the way who was doing some serious collecting from the folks including Genco.
The Man painting in the front reminds me of the Painting Scene in Schindler's List. Also I loved how Don Corleone had his Ledger in front of him to see how well the business was doing.
When Don Roberto heard that now they were calling this other paisano Don Corleone the man believed to rid the black hand forever he had a change of heart
I just noticed the image of the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus behind Vito. It's so prominent it has to mean something, or make us feel a certain way about Vito.
Don Vito's personality as depicted in The Godfather two years earlier by Brando would conflict with accepting the money return. A simple line in the likes of "donate the money to the orphanage" would have gone a long way.
You can kind of see in this scene the difference between Michael and Vito, and why Michael failed where Vito succeeded. Michael is just as cold and calculating as his father, but he lacks the humility and empathy that his father has. Michael doesn't inspire love and admiration in people as Godfather, all he does is inspire fear. So as that fear subsides or another fear comes around, people are willing to betray him, way too easily, so he has to go back to intimidation to get them back in line. Whereas, with Vito, whether it's here or with Bonasera, he always tries to reason and empathize with people, even showing them respect, when they've initially disrespected him. It's funny in Cuba, before he realizes that Fredo betrayed him, he and Fredo are just talking about life and things, and Fredo says, "Why didn't we do this earlier" or something like that. Almost like Fredo wished he and Michael had just talked and bonded together like brothers, rather than him just taking orders from him. You realize that if Fredo had that relationship with Michael, there would never had been an opening available for Roth to get to him. Michael's inability to inspire love, ultimately costs him his family: it's why his brother betrays him, it's also why Kay does the same. Stoicism and discipline work in the military and are required to maintain order, but a family is bonded by love, empathy and kindness, something Michael always struggled with, even when he was dating Kay. You see it in that scene in the first movie, where it's clear that Kay is clearly head over heels in love with him, and he doesn't even say it back, until years later when Apollonia is dead, and he's ghosted her for a long time.
In their previous encounter, concerning his wife’s friend and the dog, Vito advised the landlord “Ask your friends in the neighborhood about me.” It’s understood that Roberto did just that, and learned that it would be wise to move from Vito’s bad to good graces.
U should see what happened before, it 's a hilarious. An old lady who is a friend with Mama Corleone was charged higher rent and her dog must leave. Then she ask help fr Vito Corleone. The Landlord who has not known him scolded him but Vito asked him a favour by giving him down payment and told the landlord to ask the neighbourhood who he is.
It’s easy to correct an error.... Before it turns into a mistake. People don’t intentionally make mistakes. It’s a combination of a error and a accident with cognitive dissonance added to the unknown circumstances... Proper response with respect canceling out the ignorance of being ignorant and with proper future gratitude and good will everyone goes on to pursue happiness.
Young Men! This is what a true Sigma male is all about. This is REAL masculinity. Don Vito did not need to muscle the guy Don Vito did not need to flex all his bling Don Vito did not need to declare himself as a "High Value Man" Don Vito did not need to be an asshole Don Vito did not need to intimidate or even raise his voice All he needed to do was talk like a gentleman, and tell the landlord to ask around about him. Even though the undertaker cussed him and threatened to kick his ass, Don Vito did not need to be pissed Because he knows all he needs to do is LET HIS REPUTATION PRECEED HIM AND DO THE REST Then, he gets what he wants out of this and so much more. That's how a man gets shit done. Confidence is silent, insecurity is loud.
The love Vito felt for his childhood friend (and now his consigliere) to name his front business after him.
It was so well known that Frankie Five Angels mentioned it as the only tie between him and the Corloene family at the Senate hearings. "But that was a LOOONG TIME AGO!"LOL
He was also his relative, if I recall
It was probably easier too. Remember Genco’s Father ran the grocery store. It would’ve been a good name for a front
@@joejoerunya8908
GENCO Olive Oil Company
Makes Me think of Good Food.
@@carminemurray6624exactly lol
At 2:48, when the four guys stand in the middle of the street admiring the new store, the little guy, second from the left (between Genco and Clemenza) was Hyman Roth.
Yeni fark ettim inanılmaz bir detay
How do you know it was him?
@@romanicvs This was actually a deleted scene. I read that fact in an article that discussed the making of the Godfather.
I think the other guy the 1st one to go out is tessio
That was Barzini trying to run vito over hahahha
leopoldo trieste.. wonderful actor. so underrated.
If there's a light-hearted moment in the film, its this one lol
It appears light hearted but it’s actually indirectly a very serious ruthless part in the unmasking of Vitos character... read the book my friend
Yep. Kind of like how Oskar Schindler was trying to find a Secretary and although they were gorgeous the applicants they couldn't type to save their lives except the one at the end who Typed like a Boss with her Cigarette dangling from her mouth.
@@laminage Dats always whom youse hire. Legs are a dime a dozen.
Exactly! Also remember the Interview Scene in Schindler's List. The Ladies couldn't type to save their lives but they were all so "qualified" in Oskar Schindler's eyes.
Don Vito,Clemenza,Genco and Hyman Roth at the end,now that is a scene
Don Corleone was a real bad-ass. Smart, sophisticated, and calculated. Best boss of all time.
I always say that if kids these days wanna learn masculinity, they should study Vito Corleone and not idiots like Andrew Tate
My favourite movie of all time! Good job Frank!
In the book, Vito was satisfied with Roberto conceding the dog can stay and keeping the rent at current rate.
Here, the cold, "No, you need to do better than that, after all this" look (1:21) is just so much more indicative of the stern nature Vito is already adopting.
Neither the book nor the movie describe Roberto's inquiries around the neighborhood, but they would have been really fun to see. "Uh, this guy murdered Fanuci for pushing him around, dude..."
Presumably you've seen the Sopranos.... it reminds me of the scene between Tony and Ralph after Pie-O-My wins.... Ralph has a wad of cash and gives some to Tony which is probably enough but his hand just stays open and Ralph counts out more and more until eventually just gives him the whole wad..... not exactly the same because Tony probably does want more but just reminds me because his stone face just makes him give up more and more.
@@samuelwoods164 well, that was a lot like Furio telling Matt and Sean to give him 1k.
Is it fair? No, not really.
Could he do it? Yes.
Could the other side refuse? They could but it would be very unwise.
@@evilwillhunting hmmm kind of, I was more referring to him just looking at him and him thinking he needed to do more when that's not necessarily true.... Furio figured they could be pushed around because of the way they presented themselves and straight up asked them for another thousand while saying they were gay.
I think not knowing is better. Like the not knowing of what he learned made vito more intimidating.
Well, in the movie, actuallt Genco said to Vito that Roberto, the owner of the ratholes, has been asking all the neighbourhood about him
2:49
The young man with the black hat and black scarf behind Clemenza is Heyman Roth
The actor of Don Roberto is speaking Calabrian
Leopoldo Trieste gives a Masterclass in acting in this scene! Bravo Don Roberto!
Bruno Kirby playing Younger Clemenza was genius. Anyone who disagrees, 2:53 Bafangulo!
Semmai dice "vaffanculo!"
He was adorable over the years especially in When Harry Met Sally and City Slickers. I heard him and Billy Crystal had a bad falling out back in the day.
I love how he counts the money out like, “uno, due… three, four, five-a, six-a, tu!” 😂😂
The word on the street must have been beyond "he will fuck you up" to make this landlord lose money and his shit!
Also the fact that their lives were alot more calmer what with Fanucci The Black Hand out of the way who was doing some serious collecting from the folks including Genco.
Don Roberto has to accept the fact that there's a new Sherriff in Town.
Michael Jordan? 🤔
The Man painting in the front reminds me of the Painting Scene in Schindler's List. Also I loved how Don Corleone had his Ledger in front of him to see how well the business was doing.
this is one of my favorite scenes in the Godfather saga
That last bit cussing out the driver is very Italian.
Yep! I use that word all the time! lol!
Having seen this scene so many times, you totally don't need any subtitles to know what's going on!
Leopoldo Trieste the best actor
2:48 Young Clemenza in the middle. 😃
When Don Roberto heard that now they were calling this other paisano Don Corleone the man believed to rid the black hand forever he had a change of heart
Come ne capimmo male maaronna come ne capimmo male 🤣😂😂
Great Clip 👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
God Bless America
1:44 Roberto actually refused an offer from Don Vito, I just noticed :)
I just noticed the image of the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus behind Vito. It's so prominent it has to mean something, or make us feel a certain way about Vito.
It's askew. Off-balance. If there is a message, and nothing Coppola does is a mistake, that's likely it.
In Hamburg Germany we have a Vito Corleone in THE POLICE! He is the boss of the anticorrpution unit. No joke
A translation would have been nice.
This is the godfather’s version of the american dream.
Que atuação perfeita 👏👏👏👏
I love this scene and Want my slickback like his
That ending though, that’s what you get for standing in the middle of the street
Now we know where George Lucas pinched the TIE fighters sound effect
Little did the driver know that he almost ran over some of the most powerful men.
Clemenza: bafangulo
If he knew whom they were, he would have come to a complete stop
The painter stops whenever there is the possibility of messing up due to vibration
Don Vito's personality as depicted in The Godfather two years earlier by Brando would conflict with accepting the money return. A simple line in the likes of "donate the money to the orphanage" would have gone a long way.
My favorite scene in the movie. I still think it would have been genius to do the prequel in black and white though
Robert DeNiro’s waiting .. Talking in Italian ..
Hey it's the slumlord !!!
Does anyone know what song plays as he walks out the door ?!?!?!?
The rent stays like before. CI levo 5 scuti. Magari 10 scuti !!!
The guy outside the window is probably thinking: how many times is this dude going to interrupt me. I'm just trying to paint these fucking letters!!
Jajaja good one!
BAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAA
Hyman Roth saves Vito and Clemenza and Genco lives
50 years later he tries to kill Michael and destroy the Corleone Family
The rent stays like it was before
L'affito resht chill'che era prima!!
😒5 sheggo Don vito 😒OK Don vito deesh deesh 10 deesh? Craziane do you want a tasleg Caffè oh thank you don vito maybe next time 🤣🤣😎
You can kind of see in this scene the difference between Michael and Vito, and why Michael failed where Vito succeeded.
Michael is just as cold and calculating as his father, but he lacks the humility and empathy that his father has. Michael doesn't inspire love and admiration in people as Godfather, all he does is inspire fear. So as that fear subsides or another fear comes around, people are willing to betray him, way too easily, so he has to go back to intimidation to get them back in line. Whereas, with Vito, whether it's here or with Bonasera, he always tries to reason and empathize with people, even showing them respect, when they've initially disrespected him.
It's funny in Cuba, before he realizes that Fredo betrayed him, he and Fredo are just talking about life and things, and Fredo says, "Why didn't we do this earlier" or something like that. Almost like Fredo wished he and Michael had just talked and bonded together like brothers, rather than him just taking orders from him. You realize that if Fredo had that relationship with Michael, there would never had been an opening available for Roth to get to him.
Michael's inability to inspire love, ultimately costs him his family: it's why his brother betrays him, it's also why Kay does the same. Stoicism and discipline work in the military and are required to maintain order, but a family is bonded by love, empathy and kindness, something Michael always struggled with, even when he was dating Kay. You see it in that scene in the first movie, where it's clear that Kay is clearly head over heels in love with him, and he doesn't even say it back, until years later when Apollonia is dead, and he's ghosted her for a long time.
Frankie Carbone
Carbone!
Lol it was a legit confusion from the actor
Who is the Actor with the orange hat?
Artie Bucco
😂😊😅
anyone recognize hymen roth at 2:45
Never knew that
"hymen"
And a young Clemenza in the middle. :)
Window sign painting is supposed to be done from the inside.
Almost ruined the whole scene
Can anyone clafity me. How did the landlord change his mind? What did Vito do to him ?
In their previous encounter, concerning his wife’s friend and the dog, Vito advised the landlord “Ask your friends in the neighborhood about me.” It’s understood that Roberto did just that, and learned that it would be wise to move from Vito’s bad to good graces.
U should see what happened before, it 's a hilarious. An old lady who is a friend with Mama Corleone was charged higher rent and her dog must leave. Then she ask help fr Vito Corleone. The Landlord who has not known him scolded him but Vito asked him a favour by giving him down payment and told the landlord to ask the neighbourhood who he is.
It’s easy to correct an error....
Before it turns into a mistake.
People don’t intentionally make mistakes.
It’s a combination of a error and a accident with cognitive dissonance added to the unknown circumstances...
Proper response with respect canceling out the ignorance of being ignorant and with proper future gratitude and good will everyone goes on to pursue happiness.
Who am I in this?????
:)
Young Men! This is what a true Sigma male is all about. This is REAL masculinity.
Don Vito did not need to muscle the guy
Don Vito did not need to flex all his bling
Don Vito did not need to declare himself as a "High Value Man"
Don Vito did not need to be an asshole
Don Vito did not need to intimidate or even raise his voice
All he needed to do was talk like a gentleman, and tell the landlord to ask around about him.
Even though the undertaker cussed him and threatened to kick his ass, Don Vito did not need to be pissed
Because he knows all he needs to do is LET HIS REPUTATION PRECEED HIM AND DO THE REST
Then, he gets what he wants out of this and so much more.
That's how a man gets shit done. Confidence is silent, insecurity is loud.
WTF are these criminals saying? 🤷🏼♂️
They’re speaking Italian
Quite possibly my favorite movie scene of all time.