Bro, this comment spoiled Chris’ death for me :( I was on S6 and a couple of episodes before the scene and I just knew what was going to happen. Wackkkk.
Idk why but every time he randomly brought up Gary cooper I couldn’t stop laughing. My favorite running gag of the whole show which I don’t think was a gag.
@The Esquire of Sports® you were so excited to correct me you overlooked me saying “which I don’t think is a gag” you must be a fun person to be around
My favorite recurring habit of Tony’s is bringing up Gary Cooper. Next to that is him regurgitating lines from Melfi ("our mofo or whatever") or the “sometimes I think you go about and pity yourself.”
@stantheman1684 I dunno if you meant this to be funny but I'm hollerin' over here XD This sounds like some shit Sil would've said or maybe Chris when he was drunk/high LOL!!!!
@@CronoXpono In the most technical sense he's right though. Well, I'd say both barbwire fencing and the railroad killed off the long herd migrations of "cowboys." Also the bloodthirsty Comanches were subdued by the end of the 19th century, so the "cowboy" become just regular ranch hands and rodeo performers still trying to use the name in the 20th century. I mean, cowboy does sound a lot better than ranch hand, or a performer but still stolen valor on a romanticised pop culture title unless they had actually done it in their youth through the 1880-90s during the fence cutting wars which ended "The Cowboy."
Because Tony views him as the ideal for all men to follow, he values stoicism even if he isn't a stoic himself and longs for a return to that composure in modern men.
I’m sure, Tony would be jealous of Ray Donovan, since he’s “The Strong, Silent Type.” Edit: At that point, Tony would be jealous of more functional anti-heroes, like Ray Shoesmith from Mr. Inbetween.
Finally! I’ve been looking for this kind of video forever! I only wish someone could make this same video but with the italian dub of this series (yes I’m italian).
Great scene at the end. A disabled Beansie reminding a younger Tony: "He was always like that" It's like in the final season the writers wanted to drill home the point of the recurring Gary Cooper gag
I saw a movie from 1973 called Prime Cut Fucking great film - nude hot Sissy Spacek The character Lee Marvin played, is a man you no longer see A Proud, Strong Silent Type Feminist men, talk and don't act That character in that film freed sex slaves and killed scum while being a gangster himself and reeked of pride and self respect
Weird how Tony admires Gary Cooper, who in the movies played exactly the opposite of the man Tony is. Gary Cooper represents an ideal. Cooper is the anti thesis of Tony Sopranos
I also think its weird that in the car scene he specifically references High Noon, facing down the miller gang. High Noon was famously controversial at the time for being a thinly veiled analogy for black listing and mccarthyism. Not like Gary Cooper was some turncoat commie but the writer was definitely black listed and it was seen as a film with very liberal message at the time. Knowing Tony's sensibilities he probably wouldn't be up for that.
Christopher asking if Gary Cooper was gay was the real reason why Tony killed him
Bro, this comment spoiled Chris’ death for me :( I was on S6 and a couple of episodes before the scene and I just knew what was going to happen. Wackkkk.
Yeah? Maybe you a flambe?
The funny thing is Gary Cooper was suspected to be at least bisexual
@@christianjvi Shouldn't have been watching Sopranos clips before you finished the series then...
@@christianjviWhy you here then if you haven't watched the whole show. Yo fault
Idk why but every time he randomly brought up Gary cooper I couldn’t stop laughing. My favorite running gag of the whole show which I don’t think was a gag.
@The Esquire of Sports® who gives a shit..
@The Esquire of Sports® you were so excited to correct me you overlooked me saying “which I don’t think is a gag” you must be a fun person to be around
Thats the cleverness of the writers and the Actor
Gary Cooper, whatever happened there
@@Pww642 *WHATEVAH HAPPENED THERE?!*
"He was gay, Gary Cooper?"
*NOOOOO... ARE YOU EVEN LISTENING TO ME?*
“He was gay?” - Christopher
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
NOOOO
The way he flips out and says no always makes me laugh 😂😂🤣
His house looked like shit.
Between Gary Cooper and the bird feeder, whenever Tony mentioned either I would bawl out laughing.
Tony Soprano loved Gary Cooper!!
@Stephen Lindsay da strong, silent type
He loved him MORE than a brother in law!
Yet we never see him watch a Gary Cooper movie
He was gay, Tony Soprano?
@@jaska-jalmarixvi5757 Tony watches “High Noon” in the Test Dream
This show was filmed 20 years ago. And it could have been filmed today with how relevant it is. Timeless masterpiece.
True. Now we need to know What ever tf happened to Gary cooper
Twenty years. Not a peep.
“Bunch a fkn p*ssies, fk em”😂
More like 30 years ago but yes best show ever made
His unfaltering love of Gary Cooper was nothing short of respectable
My favorite recurring habit of Tony’s is bringing up Gary Cooper. Next to that is him regurgitating lines from Melfi ("our mofo or whatever") or the “sometimes I think you go about and pity yourself.”
the funniest thing is how he tried to share all these deep and philosophical points and nobody around him understood
@@gregoryillinivich5328 "Hope comes in many forms."
@@gregoryillinivich5328 Do you ever feel like you do that?
Died when he said Captain Teebs
“I know seniors that are inspired!”
Tony never had the varsities of a strong silent type.
Dobrý Dobrý And that’s why he is now as he calls himself “ a patient”.
That doesnt make sense bud
Doesn't even make sense
Lol what
@@scottfilbey7882 shut up it does 😤
The Abused Cowboys 😂 had me in tears
Tony's reaction to Sil's "he died 👀" gets me every time
Makes me want to see a Gary Cooper flick just to see him say nothin'
😂
Tony is really on something, where have all those cowboys gone?
@stantheman1684 I dunno if you meant this to be funny but I'm hollerin' over here XD This sounds like some shit Sil would've said or maybe Chris when he was drunk/high LOL!!!!
@stantheman1684 “...barb wire, right T?” 😂 🥴
They died.
@@CronoXpono In the most technical sense he's right though. Well, I'd say both barbwire fencing and the railroad killed off the long herd migrations of "cowboys." Also the bloodthirsty Comanches were subdued by the end of the 19th century, so the "cowboy" become just regular ranch hands and rodeo performers still trying to use the name in the 20th century. I mean, cowboy does sound a lot better than ranch hand, or a performer but still stolen valor on a romanticised pop culture title unless they had actually done it in their youth through the 1880-90s during the fence cutting wars which ended "The Cowboy."
Gary Cooper was my favourite character,they should have done more with him.
Whatever happened to Gary Cooper?! 20 fucking years in the can!
I wanted to see Steve McQueen, but I compromised, I watched Gary Cooper
LMFAO
Silvio, always the voice of reason!
This is the stuff.
Wow, wee frongo man, I just finished all your videos in the last days. Good to see yo here!
@@KysterPSY Always nice to see a fellow Sopranos fan.
Walden Belfiore was the strong, silent type Tony always wanted to be.
even when they made fun of his name Walden... he was still the strong silent type
Gary Cooper, whatever happened there…
WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?!
@@pootietang3300 the cowboy god rest his soul
"ALRIGHT THEN!"
He was a flambé, Gary Cooper?
Gary cooper was strong silent type. Then he got old and became Paulie
so much wisdom in this...
What ever happened to Gary cooper!
...he died. 🤣
...He died.
Oh you mean because he fought the Sioux in all those Westerns?
No, fuck that!
He was gay, Gary Coopah?
What happened to Gary cooper?
He died.
coldest line ever
He has a point
Just like how junior always brings up the “not having the makings of a varsity athlete”.
he was gay gary cooper?
NOOO!!!
@@AngelTechno are you listening to me!!!!
lmao why is tony so enamoured with gary coopah
Because Tony views him as the ideal for all men to follow, he values stoicism even if he isn't a stoic himself and longs for a return to that composure in modern men.
Find a girl who will talk abouth u the way Tony talks abouth Gary Cooper.
I’m sure, Tony would be jealous of Ray Donovan, since he’s “The Strong, Silent Type.”
Edit: At that point, Tony would be jealous of more functional anti-heroes, like Ray Shoesmith from Mr. Inbetween.
Gary cooper is the man
I’m getting the sense that tony has a thing for Gary cooper
I’m sure he can get a note from his doctor though
Tony loved Gary Cooper like an American in-law
Gary Coopah
I never noticed Tony's reaction to "he died"
2:38
Smart Ass Tony 😂😂😂
Sopranos un-ironically made me a big Gary Cooper fan. I mean, High Noon, Meet John Doe - the guy was class.
one of the best scene ever
Finally! I’ve been looking for this kind of video forever! I only wish someone could make this same video but with the italian dub of this series (yes I’m italian).
This is already the Italian dub what do you mean
Its the sigh for me ...
1:07 Sil would be amazing at TVSins
This video highlights the evolution of his accent 😂
GROUP!... GROUP!😂😂 This was a good highlight reel.
Thank you very much for this video
Gary cooper had the makings of a varsity shinebox & you know who loved Gary cooper???
Joe Peeps
LOL i always wonder why he was so enamoured with Gary Cooper
"He died" 😂
Was Gary Cooper up in da club ? 😅
Give me 100 dollars!
Gary Koopa, the Mario golfer?
US open?
This is funny 😂
1917 was when gary cooper was a 16yr old boy
2:08 Straight fire 🔥🔥🔥
At the end, the auto-generated subtitles subtitled Gary Cooper as Gary Coppola.
Great scene at the end. A disabled Beansie reminding a younger Tony: "He was always like that"
It's like in the final season the writers wanted to drill home the point of the recurring Gary Cooper gag
I like how Chrissy has the dumbest line here. And Michael Imperioli wrote this episode.
The abused cowboys
Whateva happened ta Jason Bourne? Da strong silent type. Dat’s what I wanna know!!
He was at one time 😅
This video proves that Season 3 is the worst season of the show because it didn’t have Tony make a Gary Cooper reference.
What about Gary Coleman ?
The short, snarky type?
I wanted to see Gary Coleman, but I compromised, I watched Webster
@@shinkenger2011 He was gay? Gary Coleman?
Sil just simply saying "He died." Will never not be funny to me.
-OH WILL YOU FUCKIN STOP?! SHINEBOX! shinebox... What happened to varsity athlete thats what i would like to know.
-He died
He was gay, Phil Leotardo?
@@KysterPSYHe was complicated man and i loved him like brother in law
It's too bad that Gary Cooper smoke the pink cigar!
He was gay gary coopah
Wtf😂😂
I saw a movie from 1973 called Prime Cut
Fucking great film - nude hot Sissy Spacek
The character Lee Marvin played, is a man you no longer see
A Proud, Strong Silent Type
Feminist men, talk and don't act
That character in that film freed sex slaves and killed scum while being a gangster himself and reeked of pride and self respect
gary cooper... whatever happened there
Ok so gary coppers are the anti karens. Good to know
coopAH
He was a hoowah
0:33
how ya do'n
Weird how Tony admires Gary Cooper, who in the movies played exactly the opposite of the man Tony is.
Gary Cooper represents an ideal. Cooper is the anti thesis of Tony Sopranos
I also think its weird that in the car scene he specifically references High Noon, facing down the miller gang.
High Noon was famously controversial at the time for being a thinly veiled analogy for black listing and mccarthyism. Not like Gary Cooper was some turncoat commie but the writer was definitely black listed and it was seen as a film with very liberal message at the time. Knowing Tony's sensibilities he probably wouldn't be up for that.
He was gay, Jackie Cooper?
Gary Cooper is the lowest form of conversation.
He was gay, Gary Cooper?
Yes