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Boardwalk Empire - Al Capone Snorts Coke & Goes Crazy With A Tommy Gun
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- Boardwalk Empire - Al Capone Snorts Coke & Goes Crazy With A Tommy Gun
S04E04 - "All In"
Al takes George Muller (.a.k.a. Nelson Van Alden) for a ride in one of O'Banion's trucks, taking cocaine on the way before slaying one of O'Banion's men with a Tommy gun.
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"I'm quite alert already, thank you." lmao I love Al and Van Alden together
***** my favorite is als brother sevaral times says to van alden "hey, you still got that piece right? ok hang on to it."
IKR Al is also a really funny ass character in that show
They were such a perfect odd couple. Val Alden the religious straight arrow and Al Capone the crazy mobster.
You Love?
When it's pure, it's nice and strong! On the plus note, when it's pure, you only need a little bit
Capone: I hate bullies!
Also Capone:
Killing someone who works for your sworn death rival is being a bully? lol
Most people think murder is worse though
Killing the oops isn't bullying 😂😂😂
@@dionruffin3996 He did bully people though
It was the coke. And she was a wowa.
Al Capone was a good guy. Not many people offer their coke to others for free
I love it!
They do
I got my own spoon,thank you.
Most offered drug probably..
At first it's free then when your hooked you'll slit your mother's throat for a fix..
Most movies always over exaggerate coke consumption but the way Al sniffed that blow in this scene was so realistic I love it 😂
Nope, its very exaggerated to
Va HOSS it’s not though is it
Va HOSS u doing shitty coke
It’s realistic in terms of he’s acting how rookies do with the constant sniff you gotta hold for solid drips constant sniffing is so annoying to be around whenever someone does that I get so agitated like relax it’s not going anywhere
The shit was still on the key he aint snorted shit
Michael Shannon is one of the most underrated actors. He is great in every role he plays. He gets pigeonholed into the quiet psycho role a lot but is capable of much more
I work with a guy who looks just like him
I completely agree
@@garfe5555 oh hell no lol. Is he intimidating af too??
@@jefferyk5203 hahaha. Not at all. He's the new guy actually lol
He is hilarious as the weed dealer in that Christmas comedy movie with Seth Rogan and others called The Night Before. Shannon plays a comedic/stoner/wise weed dealer in that which is quite entertaining and funny.
2:41 Stephan Graham’s face is priceless
The sniffing and coughing after is just too accurate. This guy definitely did coke before.
So do you
@@VincentKaiser yes but a long time ago now :)
I was thinking the same thing 😂😂
Al was on fire 🔥
More than likely but also could be around alot of people that do it
"Cocaine's a hell of a drug," Rick James.
It fucked John Holmes up too.
cqtaylor Sigmund Freud wrote a book on cocaine, "On Coca". It was legal at the time and he considered it to be a 'wonder drug', until he realized he had become addicted to it. They used to put it in drinks, and it was a component of Coca-Cola in the early days.
cqtaylor Amen
pacmanfever100 Ray Charles was the only exception not that I’m saying cocain is good or anything
ottowes I've dabbled in cocaine a lot but never found it addictive. Sure once you do a line your jonesing to do more and more but the next day the last thing on my mind is to do more cocaine. I did it out of boredom, hanging out at parties with girls or needing a good pick-me-up. Need like a day or two to recuperate. Pain killers are extremely addictive though, I could do those every hour of everyday if it didn't cost so much and the withdrawals once you run out.
2:33 I love how the entire forest just starts disintegrating because Al doesn't give a single solitary about aiming in any way
You realise those Tommy guns were inaccurate as hell
@@isaacsmith6878 they were not inaccurate. The WW2 guys loved them (different model, but not that different) despite them being heavy and cumbersome.
@@tmclaug90 Yeah Thompson was the most accurate ww2 submachine gun.
@@ToreDL87 what about the Italian submachine gun? Alot if guys from Axis and Allied armies said it was the best one.
The fact the grouping of the rounds hitting the forrest around the "target" compared to the amount of rounds that actually hit the target speaks for itself. Good spread for short range with the tommy guns design during that era but obviously they made adjustments of the weapon design by ww2 for military use. THIS particular design with the heavier blowback due to the weight of the bolt doubled with Al firing with one arm makes it inaccurate as hell for further debate contact me with my non existent time machine so we can pull a brand new one off assembly and run further tests from 1920s
Stephen Graham was always fantastic as Al Capone, but this scene is the moment where he really BECAME Al Capone, the icon. I just love how we see Al starting off as a young goofball in 1920 and then, steadily but quickly evolving into the legendary crime lord we all know.
I don't know how accurately they got Al's personality, since I never knew the real guy obviously. But their interpretation of him (and all the real gangsters) is brilliant.
Also, "I'm quite alert already." XDDD
he acted better than real Al Capone.
De Niro? How about 'em?
From everything I've read, Graham's portrayal of Al Capone is extremely accurate and much more realistic than the DeNiro version in Untouchables (although I did enjoy DeNiro a lot in that movie). The main inaccuracy with Graham is that the real Capone was a hulking brute whereas Graham is fairly small: but I think in spite of the size difference casting Graham was the right choice, because his portrayal was just that good.
I think what real started to show the real Al Capone is after they killed Frank. That grew him up real fast.
The real kicker is when you factor in his age. Al was convicted and effectively gone from Chicago by the time he was 30. He got out of prison by 40. And died soon after.
i believe ya... but my tommy gun dont!
Stephen graham was so dedicated to this role that he actually did cocaine and killed the actual guy in this epic scene
Only in Hollywood 😂
Vravo Bince!
He's a scouser, that's a typical Friday night.
"come on take a snoot, clear your head"
"im quite alert already, thank you"
beats my wife's coffee I'll tell you that much.
The way Capones arm just slowly creeps in gets me every time 🤣
Take a snoot!
the story of van alden beginning to end is truly one of the craziest things ive ever seen on a show lol
Lmfao agreed!!!!
He starts out as a respected and very feared prohee to a man trying to make an honest living while on the run ( for killing sepso) to a guy who just got dragged into the mob life 😂. His face is always like “im not supposed to even be here”
Stephen Graham, the guy who plays Al Capone, is one of the most underrated actors on the planet. He's SOOOOO good...
He certainly has got those minerals.
@@idiocracylarper They're minerals! Jesus Marie!
Bob Hoskins reincarnated.
Should see him in Taboo
Yeah I remember him mostly from snatch he was hilarious in that movie along with Jason Statham I think I want comedies with Jason dude has great comedic timing
"Al Capone. Died of syphilis, he did. So there is SOME justice." Alan Partridge.
Throughout all of Boardwalk Empire, no one even once said, "Myah, see?". I feel cheated.
😂
Van Alden is such a strait shooter he's easily my fav character. I legit feel like him and Al Capone could have had a tv show together
Never been addicted to coke by any means but watchin him hit that made my forehead sweat for some reason😂
Graham was clearly fantastic as Al, but let’s not forget Frank. I loved all of his scenes!
"Cocaine's a hella a drug". My thumbnail. Lol
When the dude that is driving starts doing mountainous bumps of blow you know shit is about to hit the fan.
When they opened the door they shoulda said "Mmmmmmmmm boy are you fat!"
His blood type was zeppoli
When he hauls ass, he's gotta make two trips
When he goes camping, the bears have to hide their food.
Ohhhhhhhhhh Johnnyyy
Jersey’s a small state. She might tip it over.
Stephen Graham was born to play the role of Al Capone. Every scene in Boardwalk Empire with Graham is a high point of the series.
Only HBO is capable of turning villains into the favorite characters. Without Richard now, Nelson Van Alden is now my new favorite in Boardwalk Empire. Which means HBO will kill him next season. To the lost!
i was on team jimmy, had the hairstyle 2 or 3 years ago but had to ditch it when miley cyrus and fuckin aids promoter macklemore's fuck ass got similar shit lol
Henry pit LMFAO! Brilliant!
Henry pit LMFAO! Brilliant!
Henry pit 5 years old this comment lol but yeah man I have gone with his style ever since least Miley ditched it I do look a little like Macklemore tho I get called Mac a lot lol
Yeah because no franchise had villains as the favorite character before hbo.
"Beats my wife's coffee" lmao
I love the part when Al wants to retake the wheel and just completely shoved Muellers hands out of the way. Ha ha fucking awesome
Can u imagine how good the coke must have been at those times!
Not as good as today. We have the equipment and science to supercharge the shits potency.
As a rule illegal drugs get more potent over time. Not less.
Pirate Man Depending on who u kno everyone is re pressing it nowadays being greedy so unless you have the right links you will be buying shit nowadays,it’s a fact that good coke was easier to get hold of back then
@@TheJamesRuddy But that decline in quality isn't because the cocaine itself is weaker. It's because dealers are cutting the product with other shit like baking soda or whatever.
Pure uncut cocaine is more potent today than it ever has been because the science of it has improved plus there's been a long time to selectively breed plants for better yields.
@@pirateman1144 LOL. Supercharge? Nothing is gonna be good as pure cocaine if you're looking for good cocaine. This isn't meth. It's gotren worse because it's been stomped on 1000 times
Pirate Man that’s not correct. The science is still the same. In fact, the likely hood of getting better product then was higher for a few reasons 1) the creation of cocaine wasn’t illegal so the ingredients necessary for the process were of better quality 2) the finished product wasn’t illegal so there was no incentive for sellers/creators to create more product by using cutting agents. Pure cocaine is pure cocaine and there is no doubt it was easier to get that quality then than it is now.
As cool as it looks , no way he would be able to hold a Tommy full auto one handed
@John Jones I know right lol 😂 I do wish movies and Tv shows were more accurate with how real guns work but then again it wouldnt look as cool.
Van Alden is hands down my favorite character on this amazing cast (and that is saying a lot) and Michael Shannon was amazing as "The Iceman" and in "Take Shelter". I LOLed my ass off when Capone tried to give him a bump and he says "That's ok I'm quite alert already" LMFAOOOO Van Alden is the best character because he came the furthest of anyone in terms of story arch. I hope he really goes crazy in the final season. I got chills when I seen the "Wanted" poster in the preview.
@@freakazoidas His General Zod in Man of Steel was memorable.
Al capone was my favorite on this show dude funny asf.
Their giving what the real Al Capone was really like. Excellent work!
Capone’s a hell of a drug,” - Agent Nelson Van Alden
P
This is one of my favorite scenes in the entire series ... mannn just al Capone is funny .. “I’m quite alert already” lmao
The way Al was walking while the Tommy getting off. That’s smooth
Lol god damn Stephen Graham knows how to take a bump!
The best scenes were with al and nelson pure gold
This makes me want a Tommy Gun for christmas
There is one mounted at the mob Museum in Las Vegas, you pull the trigger and the gun moves and shakes
@@RobTheNotary fuck the mob museum. We doing crime out here irl
I think they're on sale at Walmart.
15k for a fully automatic grandfathered in on. Some can still be found at bass pro shops
@@ayyo5971 I seen a M1 tompson sub machine gun at a gun show for 11k two years ago.
Fun fact the M1911 never jams
Van Alden probably just pretended that it was jammed to keep from killing the guy
Untrue, it does
2:35 best moment!!
Most realistic coke sniffing I’ve seen on a movie
Van Alden/Mueller fucking love this guy! lol The young Al Capone is my favorite though. Maybe this is just me but does anyone watch this and then think about the movie "Untouchables", where Capone is a full grown man. I think about Robert De Niro and in that movie I'm wondering if he's got stories for his friends, "you should have seen this crazy fuck Mueller I used to roll around with when I was younger." lmao
Steven U knowing he went to prison at 31yo...the al capone in the untouchable is a false depiction
Van Alden and Capone so Awesome!
Al is a real tree killer
Coke has never made me go crazy.
My first wife's grandfather on her father's side was once ran for Mayor of Chicago. He had an office in the same building as Capone, and said that Capone was one of the most horrible person one might ever want to meet. But her grandfather was Jewish so got along better with Mayer Lansky. Many years later, her grandfather was out walking the dog in Miami where he lived at the time. As he walking around a corner he ran into Meyer who was also walking his dog. They talked about old times. The next morning the Feds were at the door wanting to know what they were talking about. He basically just told them it was about dog poops.
I see Tommy finally got a fully loaded gun for a change.
I just don't believe that Al Capones was like this
Frank was becoming my favorite character when i was watching this season. I didn't know he died so early lol
It’s like the actor who plays Capone has done coke before………
"O'banion treatin' ya right?
"He's a prankster in a violent way."
*watches capone dump 100 rounds into an innocent man for fun*
Its so funny how Al looks 2 c if the coast is clear b4 he takes a bump, I also do the same. Lol
Lmao. Yea you can def tell the actor has done coke before
2:35-2:38 LOL such a funny camera shot.
Can I just say that he's got amazing accuracy for a coked-up man shooting a Thompson one-handed in the dark?
you kidding me?? those bullets were going all over the place most like 10-15 feet away from the guy he was shooting at
Remember that he was quite alert. Lol!
Al Capone invented the “key bump”
When snatches Tommy evolves into Al Capone wonder how bricktop would see him now that he carries a Tommy Gun
I cant help but see Tommy in Stephen Graham
I really slept on this show. Wish I had gave it another shot
The 20s are gonna be coming back!
Greatest moment in TV show history!!
Now I call that a tommy gun !!!!!
Why are there so many comments about this? People have been doing cocaine recreationally since the late 1800s.Sherlock Holmes used to get a 7% solution of it, and that was in the 1890s...
Sherlock Holmes is a book.
"Sherlock Holmes?!?" - Cheech from 'Nice Dreams'
lol
Darkwing Dude in the beginning Coca Cola had cocaine
How do you sniff a liquid?
"I do have a sense of humor." LOL
Guys named scarface really got a thing for crowd clearers and coke
This was the best Al Capone ever made, Boardwalk Jungle really nailed him
Jungle? you idiot
Wtf
Steve def has done blow in real life you cab n tell he tried for the drip lol
Zod over here sayin "i do have a sense of humor" haha.
He tells people he was named after a gun, but I know he was really named after a famous 19th century ballet dancer.
I try to keep him out of as much trouble as he inflicts on me
Well fuck me Tommy what have you been reading
Its a shame Nelson lost his confidence with his badge, if he'd had the same approach to being a gangster that he did to being in law enforcement he would have been far more successful
all y’all saying it’s exaggerated how it sniffed that coke have never had good coke 💀😭😂
The actor for Frank doesn't get as much credit as the others, but he should.. He genuenly looks and acts like a 1920's mobster
You can tell Stephens definitely had a good few lines before now lol
Watching people sniff coke turns my gut bad, to many memories 😂😂
The guy who plays Al Capone is from England and has a British accent. Trippy huh?
Al Cabone
He has a Liverpool accent to be specific.
Terrific actor
Al Cabone Same with the guy who plays Meyer Lansky
Stephen graham makes a really good "Tommy gun face" while he's dumping a mag 😝🤣✌️
Can you imagine thr quality of blow back then... oh my
I’d get out with a sock wrapped around my eyes and stuff plugging my ears!
😂
Cool scene, but I don't think he could hold that Tommy gun steady with one hand like that.
oh you can it's a submachine gun and only uses 45. calibre rounds it's not an actual big powerful modern day light machine gun that fires rifle rounds
ben zhong only 45 caliber rounds? At a cyclic rate of fire? That shit is no joke. Two handed, yes, it can be held steady, we'vev seen footage of that with troops during WW2. But one handed, no way.
Zaeed Massani I'd say 3 to 4 round bursts max but even then it's gonna rise up significantly. In the clip it just stays perfectly level. Not possible. I'm not trying to sound like an expert but I have been firing all types of guns for most of my life (military, security etc).
Zaeed Massani Yeah, I'm sure they're just firing blanks and I like the scene but I appreciate a little bit of realism when it comes to firearms.
generalcrustard0311 I'm probably wrong but i was taking into account that it's pretty fucking heavy so that would absorb more of the recoil. I think the soldiers in WW2 couldn't hold it one handed because it was so fucking heavy (10.8 lb (4.9 kg) empty (M1928A1)) and that's empty....
“So anyway I started blasting”
It would’ve been better if he had a cigar lmao also it was giving me inspector gadget 2 vibes Lmaoo
I’m quite alert already, thank you.
I found a tommy gun recently in a gun magazine. It was only about $600+ 8D
WAAY cheaper than I would've thought.
no one cares
Um...okay...? Look... This is a very old comment, and you don't have to be rude. Just ignore me if you don't like what I type.
VerchielxKanda because they suck compared with modern guns. Way heavy, don't shoot strait, you can by a hi point in. 380 9mm. 45 auto 10mm for $400.00 and its way better (don't look as cool) but For me looks are last.
2:37 I love this show, but their commitment to realism in shooting or death scenes is nonexistent.
A guy that size (or anyone, really!) emptying the drum on a full-auto Thompson using only on hand? Zero percent chance!
Tommy's went all over the place and he wouldn't be able to come close to holding it like that ..
It's a 12 pound fucking gun (twice the weight of an M4 carbine) firing pistol bullets. And it's the early model with the cutts compensator. To be honest, they have very little recoil
@@jacobpitts6846 have you ever personally fired one?
@@TheRoach. no, but that's really irrelevant in the modern day. You can find about a million videos of people firing them and talking about the experience, including people with a massive range of firearms experience (like Ian over at forgotten weapons, or Larry Vickers, etc etc). And I've fired plenty of military weapons on full auto.
A heavy gun firing a low energy pistol round is not going to have much recoil.
Now, are you going to hit anything firing a submachine gun that weighs like a bowling ball one handed at 30-50 yards? Probs not, but it's not really a recoil issue.
Yeh but would it of been cooler of he shot it with 2 hands?
Here’s to feeling good all the time
King Capone I of Chiraq
1911 jams after 2 shots. Dang this show is realistic
imagine getting into that car having not the slightest idea of what’s going on
It's funny how clothes and hats have changed but the game has always been.
The thompson wasn't introduced into the Chicago scene until after O Banion died and things escalated. so this is inacurate. Also, O' Banion was the first mobster during prohibition to actually think of investing in tommy guns, after Torrio's arrest, O' Banion went on a little "holiday" to get away for a while, while away he bought a tommy gun, predicting that things were about to get messy.
This is a tv show based on real history. It's not real history.
shut the fuck up you groupie ass nerd...
be honest..... you are fat right?
lol, unfortunately not. Just watch a lot of documentaries on this period, after I started watching BE. Got me really interested.
O'Banion was the first mobster to order them in bulk. As for a few here and there, anything was possible, especially since the Feds and the Armed forces turned down General Thompsons pitch, making Gangsters and the IRA smarter than the U.S. Government.
GOONS
Apparently Capone had the recoil control of a Terminator.
If someone told me i was going to be offered a bump of coke from alcapone pretty sure i would do it.
god i wish i grew up in the 20s
dave handyoil Who the hell would want to live surrounded by monsters, criminals and the dregs of humanity. Oh God it would be an absolute nightmare.
*****
Things are much better than they used to be.
+Dave Howarth Yeah If only we could be poor as fuck and grow up without porn like in the 20's!
+Dave Howarth No you don't.
+ulterior motive yes there was a lot of monsters around and crime but it was a simpler time
al capone was a free man. He wasn't slave following the law.
2:37 such a bad ass walk
''I do have a sense of humor'', yeah more a sense of sarcasm
The father of the AK47 the good ole chopper
there's a CAPONE biography that claims AL was' ' treated''for Cocaine withdrawal when he landed in Federal prison.this show's main weakness (it's one of my favorite of all time though)is the way Capone was cast and depicted. a real dissapointment which prevented the show from being truly great.
no it wasn't
When Capone goes Baby Face Nelson.
The only thing Al is missing in this scene is his cigar.
Where would you get coke in the 1920's?
It's heroin, the guy who posted it got it wrong
dsv s Heroin doesn't make you hyper though. It's more of a downer.
dsv s It's cocaine. Read Al Capone's Wikipedia page where it states he has a massive coke addiction and by the 30's was suffering from withdrawal symptoms (also shown in Season 5).
Cocaine was certainly about in the 1920 (and before that given it was originally in Coca-Cola). It was made illegal by congress in 1914.
meh, I don't really care