The Godfather - Deleted Scene - Calling Sonny
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- This is a deleted scene from The Godfather sourced from The Godfather Trilogy 1901-1980. This scene takes place between Clemenza, Rocco, and Paulie leaving Clemenza's house and the three pulling over to kill Paulie. In this scene, Paulie returns from scoping out a good place to go to the mattresses, and Clemenza goes to "call Sonny," in actuality buying a meal and picking up cannoli for his wife.
If Clemenza had all the pasta, and the canolis in New York, then he must share them, or let others taste them. He must let us draw the Chianti from the cellar. Certainly he can present a bill for such a meal; after all... we are not Communists.
what's the connection between this scene and communism...
@@user-LeeKitchen The connection is whoosh. This is Barzini’s speech at the peace making meeting repurposed for cannoli & Clemenza.
@@user-LeeKitchen cant believe you didnt get it! 😂
@@user-LeeKitchen You'd get it if you dint get triggered so easily
This joke has been so overplayed in the comment sections of these deleted videos.
In the novel Clemenza was the hothead when they started everything, tessio was the calm one and Vito was the smart one.
Then clemenza became godfather to Sonny who was the hothead among the three brothers. Brilliant.
note how he casually walks in to the backroom of the restaurant basically to the kitchen without being waited or bothered. He takes his hat and coat off as if he just came home from work and before he finishes putting up a bib, his food is prepared almost instantly and ready to eat.
Clemenza is the very definition of a wise guy
Clemenza who showed Vito the ropes.
This joint must have been in Clemenza"s territory.
Clemenza owns the restraunt.
That grunt as he squeezes back into the car is perfect, exactly how a man that size would sound after a filling meal.
haha good point but fatboys like us always make that noise when movement is involved.
even deleted scene felt thicker than part three
They lost me with the Vatican and No Tom.
So Paulie was in the car thinking, dang that's a long time phone conversation
Lol 🤣
Inane
He was about to get clapped anyways, Clemenza said, “eff this guy, I’m hungry and I can’t forget the cannolis.”
It's actually how they figured out Paulie was a traitor
Gotta love Clemenza's way of thinking! LOL! He just happened to "call Sonny" in a restaurant. Might as well grab a bite to eat while carrying on the ruse...
@Ralph Reilly I know, but he happened to pick a restaurant he liked to pull it off.
@Ralph Reilly Did you not read where the comment said "...while carrying on the ruse..."? Or do you not know what a ruse is?
Love all these deleted scenes. Thanks for posting. These would have make the movie 5 hours long.
Jym E. Changa Ha Ha!!
It was 7 hours long
Yes, the film would be longer. But the added nuance would be worth it.
Which would have been fine with an intermission.
@@kathconserv I would like to see Coppola produce a copy with the deleted scenes.
One of my fave scenes in the book. Goes and takes his time eating a full lunch and leaves these guys in the car. Paulie put totally at ease with Rocco there now.
He comes back an hour later reeking of wine and garlic..."He talked my ear off" haha
If Paulie were good enough to be hired into the family, he should have been smart enough to suspect what was coming.
@@mcoleman6834 Should have...I guess he should have either not betrayed his Don, or at least made sure the job was done right.
@@ered203 Agreed
@@mcoleman6834 he did, but he was also thinking about how much money he can make off Barzini for the info
ah, the mystery of the cannoli is finally resolved!
what was the cannoli mystery again?
@@jackprescott9652 where did he get those cannoli
@@samlevitt9122 The real question I have is, where do Clemenza and Rocco go after they leave Paulie slumped in a car in the Meadowlands? Lol they just walked home?
@@breakingcycles741 why did I never thought of that ?
@@breakingcycles741i suppose another car followed them and took them home after shooting Paulie
It’s so authentic this scene. The way he sits in the restaurant the plate comes over & he talks in Italian. This how it is in places like Naples.
Who would want to see a new release of the god father with all the deleted scenes included! It would probably be a 5 hour movie but I would happily watch it! How about you? Like if you agree!
I downloaded all the deleted scenes nd made my own version a few years ago
@@Bigprimo98 upload man, upload it!
@@pnayeri I tried a long time ago it’s like almost 6 hours long it’s on my laptop if I find it I’ll try sending thru Dropbox or Google drive
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I'm gonna have to replace "pigging out" with "calling Sonny" in my slang lingo.
THIS IS NOT A DELETED SCENE. CLICK BAIT.
Nice! "Are you eating again???" "Nah, I'm just calling Sonny!"
Also work for toilet time :D
And when you go, don't forget to say, "You wait here, I call Sonny".
"Man, did I call Sonny last night!"
Peter Clemenza never missed a meal in his life, LOL.
I can see why they kept this out of the movie, but it was definitely a light hearted bit of comic relief haha
ApparentlyEric Yeah, it gave away too much too soon.
Glad they did. Seeing Clemenza have lunch was totally pointless.
Letting Paulie cool his heels while he ate was to get him to drop his guard. He knew there was a possibility he might get hit
and would have been nervous about being left alone in a car in a semi-secluded place with this new unknown character in the
back seat.
He probably felt that if he was going to get, it this would be it.
When Clemenza came back without incident it was probably a huge relief and felt he had literally dodged a bullet.
Which unfortunately put him at enough ease that Clemenza was able to carryout a much cleaner hit in a more preferable place.
I don’t think Paulie ever expected to be hit otherwise I think would have split immediately
The guy in the backseat was Rocco Lampone the Corleone's enforcer and yes paulie kinda suspects something see how when he got in the car Rocco was seating behind him and told Rocco to scoot to the side a lil because he is blocking his rearview mirror.
I agree. Plus it also helped that Clemenza came out with a box of cannoli like it was any other errand for him.
@@cptpapa Remembering the cannoli was also good for Clemenza because everything is better when you got cannoli.
Plus if he had come home without it his wife would have made him sleep on the porch.
@@6610stix oh so right!
That's a great line from Clemenza, "Whadda ya gotta know now?"
For sure.
"Okay, so drive the car, watch where you're goin' ".
Hahahaha. Exterminated that's a bad word to use. Clemenza was always one of my favorites. The way he blows away all those guys in the elevator. Kicks the first guy back and blasts them to kingdom come. Love that fat bastard.
Gotta love my boy Clemenza. One of the many good things about this movie.
Good scene at Luna Restaurant on Mulberry St., which is no longer there. That was a hangout for the Gallo brothers. That open lot was made a parking lot. I love Mulberry St. I have many memories there.
Same here.
Peter really knew how to eat. Lived the good life.
The Godfather saga is great. Hard to find these days ,it’s basically 1:2 re-edited in chronological order. So it’s starts with Deniro from 2 includes all the deleted scenes and runs at 6 hours .it use to be on Christmas but that was years ago .well worth it if you can find it
Clemenza is/was the G.O.A.T. Pasta and wine...while Rocco marinates outside just waiting to plug the deceitful Paulie. So Italian...so mafioso! Thank you for all these rare and/or deleted scenes......
You gotta imagine that Rocco knows the score and is just itching to push a button on Paulie. This is Clemenza’s way of seeing just how cool Rocco can stay...
In some cuts, very rare, this scene is in the picture. I love when he eats. Clemenza!
Godfather Epic. I have never seen the movie without this scene.
Not gonna lie, he had some shit figured out right there. Have a nice Italian lunch and maybe call his boss, playing dumb but allowing Pauline to play into his hand.
I’ve never seen anyone mention how, in the second film, young Clemenza is always eating. Anyone notice that? In almost every scene that includes him, if it makes sense for there to be food in his hand, he’s eating something. 😁
My brother did catch on that and commented it to me, it was one of his favourite things about the second movie, the attention to such details.
There is a reflection of a window type air conditioner (0:36) as Clemenza enters the restaurant near the upper left. From what I read window type air cons were not yet common in 1945. Maybe another reason why the scene was cut. :)
Gary Veloso I wouldn't be surprised if that's the reason, especially how centered it is, you can't miss it.
Awesome observation
That wasn't an air conditioner. That was a surveillance video camera. ;-)
Well done!
And the other window AC unit at (0:02) sticking out of the window on the 2nd story of Clemenza's house.
Watch out for the kids while ya backin' out...I wanna hit new yok sometime 'dis month.
The first time I had cannoli I felt depressed afterwards because it was gone.
You should have tried the Belgian waffles at the World’s Fair. Delicious!
Brilliant juxtaposition to Sonny and his mistress - secretive, covering up with lies, selfish gratification. He sits there eating completely alone in a dumpy back-kithcen ... there is only one reason for him to be there. To satisfy his ... gluttony.
Wild to think that while this was being filmed, IRL Castellano's uncle and cousin were running the most profitable criminal enterprise in America.
Life imitates art, or in this case, vice versa.
clemenza and al neri my favorites they just complete the missions all the time
Cannolis and phone call lunches will age you fast. The guy who played Clemenza wasn't even 40 years old when this movie came out, yet he was supposed to be a similar age to Vito.
Richard Castellano who plays the character in this installment died at 55 and Bruno Kirby who played the young Clemenza in Godfather II died at 57.
Aaaaagh…..he talked my ear off…..as he’s reeking of red wine and garlic! 😂😊
Lol and a little bit of meat sauce on the side of his mouth.
When Clemenza asked "You know any good-ah spots on the West Side?" Paulie didn't know he meant to eat.
the dialogue, the mood, the background music - all tell me how important it is for everyone to think he had to call sonny...
why is that almost all the scenes deleted are sonny's ?
T-bag I know right
I felt like they didn't want to build Sonny's character.
Facts
Maybe they didn't want people to think Sonny was the main character (even though he kind of is, at least in the first half of The Godfather)
James caan fell out with Robert Evans the producer at paramount at the film premiere. Blaming him for ruining his character. They needed to trim down the run time and the main focus of the movie is Vito and Michael's dynamic.
I had seen that Godfather Saga Coppola did for ABC back in 77. Ever after when I'd watch the real movies I always felt some parts were missing! Especially this scene 🎂
As a lover of story and film...these deleted scenes are amazing. So organic to the story even if they dont really effect the plot. HOWEVER....if i were a produce i would be pissed🤣🤣🤣 wasting so much film and production just to cut it all out lol
I never understand how those men seems to be always in the mood for a large meal before a hit.
Might be their last meal
@@dgoonz6007 That´s the point. Nobody has hungry standing near death.
Shows how cold blooded they are. Whacking a guy is just another day at the office
would you rather eat after shooting a guy's brains out?
@@phatlewt2932 i probably wouldn´t have hungry neither before or after whacking someone.
Coppola knew exactly just what to cut. On TV you can stand to watch much longer than in in the theater; films can become excruciating in the theater if they're too long--- The Hateful Eight and the Director's cut of Aliens; George Romero's Dead Trilogy back to back; too much even though you LOVE what you're seeing.
Yeah, eventually you need to get up and pee. Thank God for commercial breaks...
@@robertbusek30
The older you get, the more urgent the “water closet break” becomes.
Try sitting through “Dr. Zhivago” or “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad World” today non-stop. Oh, the pain!
@@kensellers4082 - How about “The Ten Commandments” (especially the parting of the Red Sea)?
@@robertbusek30
Watching that film non-stop would be a urologist’s nightmare!
@@kensellers4082 even worse: A double feature with The Greatest Story Ever Told.
The actor who played Clemenza demanded that he have creative control of his dialogue for the sequel Godfather Part 2 - as a result he was written out of the sequel - the actor died at the age of 55 - of a heart attack of course. Richard Castellano RIP
I recognize that voice! Had no idea Robert DeNero was in part one, but they cut him out XD
The restaurant Clemenza goes into is Luna on Mulberry Street...the greatest Italian restaurant ever!
I remember Luna. Solid. I preferred Cafe Sorrento, a little up Mulberry. Best veal marsala ever. Benito's II was good too. All gone.
@@chrisverby3047 Puglia was great too.
@@ernestromano1967 Ernesto, I remember Puglia. Very good tripe. Two others were Casa Bella and Teresa's of Mulberry Street. As touristy as Mulberry was in the 70s-90s, the restaurants were very solid Italian.
@@chrisverby3047 it was a great time...and WE KNEW IT!
Wasn’t there a restaurant called the Azura Grotta” in Little Italy?
I love this Clemenza goes to the restaurant orders a nice Linguine with clam sauce. A lil wine Gets the cannoli. Great scene. Whatta real Goomba!
Clemenza enjoyed himself in everything he did. A good meal, fine wine, serving the family. His was a life spent earning and protecting all he had, and appreciating the Family for the opportunities he had been given to serve. There is NO WAY that such a person would jeopardize himself or that which is his by betraying the Family.
He ordered the gabagoo. Gravy on the side..
.“Nothing can be loved or hated unless it is first understood.” ― Leonardo da Vinci.
"I guess only enemies really understand one another."
- Gregory Peck in "I Walk The Line"
I can’t believe how careless Coppola was with the the images of modern air conditioners reflecting off the glass of the scenes he was shooting. Take a look at the reflection across the street as Clemenza enters the restaurant. These modern AC units appear in a few scenes in GF 1 & 2. Sloppy.
Your knocking one of the greatest writers and directors of all time. Oscar winning DP and editor. We all would would love to see any 10 min film you have made. If the film does exists I bet that is a real slop fest.
you didn’t notice when you first saw the film, multiple viewings have given you “clarity”.
@@chipschannel9494 Don't you just love these "armchair editors"?
Wait in the car while I call Sonny (sit in restuarant relax and enjoy a great meal). 😄😆😅🤣
Probably his second lunch of the day
I think this scene should be added back. It fills in many gaps. First and foremost, the audience can fully understand why Clemenza has his own zip code.
and where the cannoli originated from...
Paulie never got suspicious. Rocco would never kill him in a new car, which was the most expensive car at the time.
Grab every missing scene ever made found or contrived and reedit a new version.
I wonder if they can make a Godfather 4 using their best skills and abilities for all
the loyalists who want to see movie making at its best. Cmon... before we die!
It would make more sense than making "Godfather 3: The Coda".
Lol he kept Paulie waiting for ages.
Everyone knows you can't murder on an empty stomach.
i had this on vhs back in the 90's i taped the whole 2 GODFATHER flicks blended into a single movie with the deleted scenes and as great as it was to see them more often than not i can see why they cut them out.
You can't set up a hit on an empty stomach.
They should release the movie in cinema with all the deleted scenes and if they can in a more HD format
Paulie's first question to Clemenza when he got back into the car should have been, "How much marinara sauce was on that telephone?"
Video starts and ends with Clemenza telling Paulie how to drive.
He knows he's going to kill Paulie, but still makes him wait in the car while he sits and enjoys a full meal... This just became one of the most disrespectful murders I've ever seen and I love it.
The way he talks about the watching the children as they back out and the later 'leave the gun but take the cannoli' suggests to me that it's perhaps not so much disrespect as a casual/nonchalant attitude towards murder. 'Strictly business.'
Leave tze gun, take tze canolies!
There are now a great many deleted scenes from 'The Godfather' on the TH-cam. What I find remarkable is that the producer and director would have allowed all of this effort, to say nothing of the costs involved, to go ahead and then to find inclusion of all scenes filmed would create a film which was too long. You'd think that they'd just read through the script, scene by scene, timing each, to arrive at a fairly accurate estimate of the time each scene would run, and a total length for the film. Then they could just delete scenes from the script to arrive at the targeted total running time.
It's better to have too much footage than too little when you go to cut the film. More expensive that way, but if you were that concerned with having the film come in under budget, you wouldn't have FFC directing it.
You've been gone a long time Clemenza. How many White Castles did you have?
I didn't. I swear.
I can smell them!
Ahhh so this is where the cannoli came from.
All these should be put into a full length version
He takes his time has something to eat amd uses the phone making paulie wait 😂
“Paulie… That stoogaz… He set up the old man…”
It's "stugotz" not "stoogaz", and anyway he called him a "stronzo".
Sonny said “Paulie, that strunz, he set up the old man…”
@@gbrenner2 "strunz" is Americanized.
@@ildar717:
Think it’s stronzo when said correctly
@@Aven-Sharma1991 yeah, that's what I said.
Clamenza the type of dude to tell his wife "I'll just eat a little, I'm not really hungry" at dinner after spending the whole day stuffing his face with pasta and gravy.
That is long call to Sonny
Clemenza the Chef.
They should do an unedited version with all the deleted scenes in
Did the chrome bumpers ever come?
Can you see Clemenza paying for product and NOT GETTING IT! Me either.😤
Shhhh...that's the plot line for "Godfather Part 4"!
Clemenza wasn't that pudgy for no reason. "Un poco di vino". He's a boss, he calls the shots.
I wonder if Don Corleone did a favor for this Family and as a Vote Of Thanks they prepare "Meals" for Pete then the Bill is sent to Tom Hagen who gives it to The Accounting Dept.
Why cut these scenes, this film and godfather part 2 is why i always have a soft spot for Italy and Italians...
वास्तविक जीवन में इटालियंस भीड़ से नफरत करते हैं, वे मैल हैं….वे टीवी पर मस्त हैं लेकिन वास्तविक जीवन में वे आम इटालियंस के लिए एक वास्तविक सिरदर्द हैं जो इन लोगों को आसपास नहीं चाहते हैं।
Is there somewhere that you could have a copy of the complete show with all of the deleted scenes included?
Paulie? You wont see him no more
Did you see the reflection of a Saint in the left hand corner of the window
The deleted scenes should be incorporated in the movies. I would definitely watch
"leave the gun. Take the cannolis"....
Amazing! Mario Del Monaco - Celeste Aida!!! Why they cut this??? Here is now a lot of trash music!
I only love the deleted scenes where they’re eating
Clemens’s had the makings of a varsity capo
Oh, the origin of the cannolis!
They cut out a lot of good scenes. They should of kept them in.
Yes kids, in those days you couldn’t call anyone from any location. You had to go somewhere where they had a telephone to make a call. So this scene wouldn’t fly today anymore so it was wise to delete this scene because they knew in the 70s the mobile phone was coming.
What dvd is this from?
While not wholly relevant to the plot, this might well be my favorite deleted scent.
Paulie thought he was safe when Clemenza returned with a box of cannolis.
'Paulie. Won't see him no more."
Wish clemenza got to start his own family and had a movie
Every man aught to have a table in the back like Clemenza. If only once in his life. JoM
HEY...I GO CALL SONNY !!!
YA GOTTA EAT, YA GOTTA EAT !!!!
AND IT WASN'T SPAGHETTI'S !!!
FOGITABOUIT !!!
I get a kick out of Clemenza getting a free meal at the restaurant (probably owned by the family) and throwing in a request for a bottle of wine over his shoulder.
"Hey pal, you want I should get you a pair of slippers?"
Stopping at a Hollywood set...lol
Man Paulie was a total sell out! Not even laying low after betraying The Godfather himself! Here is already probing and inquiring about the hideouts so that he can sell out the family again! It makes you wonder how long he was doing all this for before he got caught because it doesn’t look like a one time thing!
Clemenza thankful for a lack of cell phones.
Clemenza asked his ass...
"Whatta gotta know now?"
where are the wooden bumpers?
Metal shortage due to the war.
Jeremy Simpson He asked where not why.
This car (41 Packard) was Clemenzas old car.. the wooden bumpers are on Clemenzas new 46 Cadillac ( black and silver) that he was polishing in the garage when Rocco rolled up in the Packard and walked into the garage. The Cadillac is visible again when the procession of cars ride along with the ambulance bringing Vito home from the hospital. I'm not 100% sure but I think that the car still has a 2 x 6 for a front bumper in those sequences
How could a street in NYC have only one car on it?
In the book, it is explained that even in Dec. 1945, there was still gas rationing.
That restaurant looks good..
Eighteen mattresses, but they must be clean. Hence Paulie finding already used but subsequently 'exterminated' mattresses. Great set-up for the black humour from Clemenza, who put Paulie off his guard by actually joking with him that he was going to get whacked........