Fat Tony și Russel au o conversație despre Jimmy| Irlandezul

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1. 😂😂😂😂 He said that?

2. That sealed his fate (According to this movie) we all know Sally bugs was the real shooter

3. After watching the scenes with Lombardozzi in the movie I was interested in Anthony Salerno. He is a great actor, especially when he's in the same scene with the GOATs like Pesci, De Niro and Pacino.

   Before Hoffa's disappearance, Fat Tony was the Consigliere of the Genovese crime family, serving under boss Philip "Benny Squint" Lombardo. At the time nobody knew that Benny Squint was the boss, many suspected Frank "Funzi" Tieri but he was only the front boss. The setting of this scene would be the early 70s (if I remember correctly). Fat Tony became the Consigliere in 1972 and since Benny Squint was basically unknown to the public and Funzi had all these health problems, they did something smart and placed Fat Tony as the sole representative/Boss of the Genovese family.

   The same year Hoffa disappeared, Fat Tony was promoted to the position of Underboss, still serving under Benny Squint and Funzi. He'd stay there until Funzi's retirement in 1980. After Funzi's retirement he was promoted to Front Boss and served only 1 year under Benny Squint, as the latter retired in 1981. He'd serve the next few years under The Chin and then in 1987 he was sentenced to 100 years in prison. He died in the can in 1992 as one of the kings of La Cosa Nostra and definitely one of the richest.

   Russell Bufalino wasn't the only fascinating Mafioso that was depicted in the Irishman. Fat Tony's story, Angelo Bruno's story and demise were equally fascinating as well imo.

4. "who does he think he is, castro?"

   he said, chiefing away on a cigar like a steam locomotive

5. When Russ Buffalino curses, you know you're in deep shit.

6. Fat tony n Krazy joe are my favorite Italians rip to them

7. This showed Hoffa's ego was out of control. He's openly glaring at the men he once needed the green light from to wack Tony Pro. He clearly understood their power but believed he was above it all for some reason. Russell was a very powerful man, despite that, he asked jimmy politely to step down and live his life in retirement. Hoffa responded by shouting and throwing it back at him. "Nobody threatens Hoffa."
   By this point in the movie I was just waiting for the mob to drop him.

8. This is not the only fucking convo damn

9. He said that?
   Ya, Avon Whatshisface. 😊

10. Seeing where the cast of HBO the Wire went after that show Idris Elba Michael B Jordan Michael K. Williams Domenick Lombardozzi etc glad to see the success

11. Friendly reminder….the guy playing tony Salerno was the punk selling guns to De Niro’s kid in a bronx tale.

12. Scariest character Pesci ever played IMO

13. Guy who played Fat Tony did a great job, but I can’t help but think had Gandolfini not passed away he would’ve gotten this role and absolutely killed it. I also felt like he would’ve killed it as Tony Pro.

14. This whole scene is one of the greatest moments in cinema history just right after "nah nah nah you insulted him a little bit. You were little out of order yourself".

15. Sargent Herc has really let himself go.

16. Great scene! Pacino was horribly cast but every other choice was a slam dunk

17. Hoffa’s look: “Go on. Talk about me. I dare you.”
    Well, he dared them all right.

18. I like to sorta think of the Irishman as a rough prequel to casino

19. The way he just mean muggin them while they talk about him didn’t help his case at all. Jimmy Hoffa was a mf.😂

20. Wait a minute, that's Herc! 🤯

21. Hoffa really was a stubborn prick

22. its crazy to think that tony is herc from the wire lol . amazing actor

23. Hoffa drank way too nuch of hus own koolaid i understand he built that uniin amd pension funds and hioffa knew whar the mob was capability of murdering anyone but for sone reason he thought 🤔 he was untouchable ,he even got warned ,its crazy but hoffa one riule coulda saved his ljfe , he stated he waits only 10minutes for anyobe, duds was waiting over 10 minutes before he dued

24. Who was powerful in this scene?

    I know they are both bosses

    Fat tony or Mcgee?

25. i cant believe thats nicky 0

26. When a mob boss says “we can’t have that” you know someone is about to get whacked

27. Should have never gotten in bed with the mob to begin with. Said by everyone who has ever gotten in bed with the mob.

28. What was that song at the end of this scene?

29. Herc!!!

30. Speculation gets people killed 😮

31. The guy who plays Tony is the same actor who plays Robert Deniro's freind in 1978's The Deer Hunter.

32. Russell was genuinely quite reasonable with Hoffa. He gave him warnings, he gave him chances. The real top Dons would never.

33. As an avid history fan and someone who read extensively about the mob – this scene is extra enjoyable to me. However, there is only one boss talking here. And no, it is not Fat Tony who is basically telling Russel (boss of a "lesser" family) what Hoffa is doing. Russel is the only boss here. Fat Tony was a decoy his whole life, for two different true bosses. So the scene is basically a messenger of someone truly very powerful telling Russel what needs to be done

34. Pacino did a shit job playing Hoffa
    Jack Nicholson killed the Hoffa role when he played it

35. That's Herc from The Wire

36. Worst part of this movie by far was the CGI. Should have just owned the old age or recast other parts if necessary

37. When Pesci said “he said that?“ that was the death sentence …

38. YO FAT SUSAN, NO PIZZA FOR FAT TONY TONIGHT, CAPICHE?

39. Dominick Lombardozzi sure has come a long way from the mean streets of Bawlmer lmao

40. My boy bottles Capone

41. Gold ..everething marty do is gold

42. The fact that Dom from entourage 20 years later is in a Scorsese movie, let alone holding his own with Pesci, is astounding

43. I love that fat Tony is clearly talking out of his ass or at the very least exaggerating. But Russell just eats it up lol

44. "You're SURE he said that, Tony?", that's how quick a decision can be made to have you whacked, and Hoffa's face when he had an idea of what they were discussing was basically the last nail in the coffin. DeNiro's character probably kept him alive a bit longer than he otherwise would've gone, but that just meant that when the time came, it'd be a dear friend who had to give him the business.

45. That some serious make up on the fat tony actor.

46. Herc sure came a long way.

47. He keeps holding the facts of all of it (we have a problem) talking Miami police chief

48. Paul Giamatti should've played Fat Tony.

49. Imagine paying off loan!

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