Pacino: the popular kid Scorsese: joyous kid, talks nonstop, cracks jokes, keeps the group together De Niro: introvert but comfortable with friends Pesci: yea right
Its going to be an awful time once all 4 of these guys are gone. Might not be anyone else like these 4 for a long time. Once in a lifetime actors and director.
@@davemiller9314Really? You’re telling me his performances in Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, and The King of Comedy didn’t blow you away? Not to mention Mean Streets, Cape Fear, Goodfellas, etc. He’s the best actor of all time.
@@moderndayheretic I haven't seen most of those movies because he's in them.. The ones i have seen with him in them he was NEVER the best actor in the movie..Especially in the last 25 years..He sucks
@@davemiller9314 Since 1998? Yah I more or less agree. But the fact you haven't seen the movies I mentioned is crazy, some of the best films and performances you will ever witness.
Pacino, DeNiro, Pesci, and Scorsese. 4 of the most iconic figures in the history of cinema. These guys have given us countless legendary movies, performances, characters etc. Hollywood and film wouldn’t be the same without these 4.
Yep, and luv how at one point Scorsese almost off-handedly refers to that whole 'universe' as _"OUR World"_ (15:50)... and kinda reminiscent of 'Cosa Nostra', aka, _"Our Thing"._
I would leave the restaurant as soon as possible when these legends came to the same restaurant as I am. These legends can be fun and scary at the same time 😂
@@AliHaider-wb8hv Why would Disney fund a movie like this?? Disney nowadays focusing on making movies for kids and teens just for cash grabbed, this is not a typical Disney movie. Disney is the movie version of Happy Meal
This is the kind of video that is gonna be a real treasure in 20 years when these guys aren’t around anymore. Having them just hang out and talk was a great idea
@@kieransoregaard-utt8 I mean I guess he could have said "20+ years" to be a little more....tactful? But still, these are very old men and this comment wasn't meant to be disrespectful.
Al Pacino is such a great conversationist. When he speaks, the conversation just starts to flow naturally because of him. I think it's his voice and he's just naturally curious as well as happy to converse
He really seems like a nice dude. I mean compare him and de niro and it seems like de niro hates people where al seems like he'd give you the shirt off his back. Maybe that's why I've become more of a pacino fan as of late. He's impossible to hate
@@TonyDanza4Lyfe I think de Niro is just more introverted, not as likely to flock to people though he's incredible at acting. Al has a natural charm to him that makes him endearing and more warm
I loved when Marty (aged about 78) said, "Every movie you make, you realize you're going into a real learning experience again." And Al (81) replied, "That's another reason to go on and work more." (18:00) Bob and Joe were about 78. We can learn from all of them.
Man, it's difficult to imagine that these legends are ageing right in front of our eyes. May they be blessed superabundantly for the entertainment they have offered us over the years.
Yeah, and #Hollywood falls with them. The younger generations have very few #actors & #actresses, who achieved so much popularity & earned so much respect for themselves.
this table is legit mob movie meeting,also yeah like seeing them ageing is kinda heartbreaking bcs you know they rlly have only couple of years left...🥺😭😭
We will never forget, and I will rewatch all their movies, over and over again. Because they made history. And history will stay with us forever. Thank you for all your emotions 🖤
Al Pacino was the reason I fell in love with movies. I will never forget watching him for the first time in scent of a woman.I was blown away and for the next month I was watching his films one by one .
I'm doing the same thing!!!! I'm glad hes still acting, he finished filming, Billy Knight and Knox Goes away. And now, hes filming Sniff. And he just signed on to do another movie, Easy's Waltz
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they do special anniversary screenings at the tribeca film festival and hold discussion panels afterwards like this. I went to the godfather one a couple years ago. they did scarface last year & goodfellas a few years before, hopefully they do one for casino.
it breaks my heart to see them so old,it makes me want to cry when i think that in a few years we will probably never get to see these legendary men on the big screen again.
Me too. But hey: those guys left a BIG mountain of great movies to go back to, many of them you can go back to over and over and over again and still find new things to love about them.
Legends. So much talent and knowledge at one table. These conversations become more important and emotional as time goes on. These gentlemen are aging gracefully.
I wouldn't say gracefully. Their advancing elderly state is racing at 'em like a downhill freight train. That doesn't detract any from who they are or were. But don't be surprised if by 2029 they aren't all 4 still here.
yessss.. I really love his personality. His characters are so powerful that you'd think he'd be full of ego, but god, that couldn't be further from the truth. A sweet human being, and you see interviews with him since the 70s, he's always got that kindness in his eyes.
omg that moment between Pesci and Pacino starting at 12:31 “It can’t fix your acting though” and he hugs Pacino after it takes him a minute to get the joke 😂😂🥰🥰🥰
They were almost together back in the 90s. Scorsese offered a role for Pacino in Goodfellas as Jimmy Conway but Pacino refused too because he didn't wanna get type cast which is weird because after Goodfellas came out, he and De Niro were in Heat, a role where he got type cast again but still a fantastic performance nevertheless
@@buffythehaterslayer6918 he's great at in just about every movie he's in but I found it weird that avoid type cast was the reason that he passed on Goodfellas when he got type cast again in Heat, a big larger than life role where he went so over the top
Was that supposed to upset me? You're entitled to an opinion and I don't care about it. Todays horrible culture has obviously fried your brain. You watched a video of these "legendary piece's of shite" and continued into the comment section.
It’s a shame we have to get old! These guys are living legends. The joy and enjoyment I’ve had watching all of them since I was a kid is part of my DNA! Love all of them. Thanks lads, for everything you’ve ever done…
@@residentevildeadspace5729 ahh right…I wonder when Laurel and Hardy’s next film will be out?? They weren’t years ahead of their time…they were decades…but long deceased…
@@raminpcccq well, the movie speaks for itself, but to explain, just the last sequence where De Niro stares through the slightly open door is enough. Not to mention how well the music "In The Still of the Night" fits in the story. This movie was the most emotional one I have watched over the last years (genuinely, no exaggeration). The acting was superb, directing was at its top. Add the last union of the masters to it. This movie was what we exactly call pure cinema. Well written well directed well played. There is so much to talk about every sequence of the film, I cannot even fit here. I'm pretty sure The Irishman will have taken its place among the best pictures of cinema ten years from now. It already has for me.
@@juancpgo His acting style and persona is definitely influenced by Cagney. This is the first time I've heard someone else mention that. I've always thought the same.
So true. I think when you do things to keep your mind and body active throughout life, you're more like to maintain your basic faculties a lot better into old age. Especially being a director. My 89 year old dad is a retired Baptist minister but still preaches from time to time. His ability to remember scripture and quote them outta thin air is mind boggling.
You know what makes Martin scorcese special? He knows how to recognize talent! He knew their strengths and knew how best to use them! You can tell how excited he was from the conversation. The ideas are alive in his head and he's just happy that they are coming to reality! Great director.
And also I always see comments on Scorsese's movies mostly about why don't they make movies like for example Goodfellas or Wolf of Wall Street anymore these days. On a negative side, yeah that's really sad, but on the positive side, that's what makes Scorsese so special. It's only he in the industry nowadays can make those movies with the amount of skills and power he have to bring those stories to life. His skills in filmmaking is unbeatable, over the years he's still have his voice, energy and style to it that he never lost. He's like one of the greatest gift that's ever happen to cinema, legendary indeed. Take movies like Taxi Driver or Goodfellas out of film history, it would've never been the same
I grew up with Joe Pesci, he lived across the street from me, in Belleville, NJ. I went to his first wedding and his second wedding. His daughter was born a month after mine and they played together. I have many stories I could tell you about him!
@@mercurianlemonscp7142 it’s a fair assumption to make, because Joe Pesci is mostly retired from acting and likely won’t be back for a project like this. He almost didn’t do this movie at all, but Scorsese/De Niro talked him into it.
The best actors, filmmakers, are genuinely interested in people, characters, experiences. The less talented, just want to talk about themselves. I think that's the difference. That's why they're great at what they do.
Sad thing is, we’re gonna lose these legends soon. Enjoy them while they’re here. Their particular generation is imo the best. Including Hackman, Hoffman, Hopkins, Dern, Nicholson, Eastwood, Freeman, Caine, Duvall etc. I’ve probably left a lot out, we just lost Sean Connery, the cycle begins, but what they’ve given us is amazing.
The Irishman is a Masterpiece. The actors like no actors today can duplicate. I've watched it 3 times now on Netflix and because of this clip I'll watch it again right now.
So cool that Pacino mentioned Israel Horovitz, who is AdRock (Beastie Boys) father & who gave Pacino, John Cazale, Marsha Mason, etc his start. The amount of skill and brilliance at that table is mind-blowing. All amazing men in their craft.
@@GrosvnerMcaffrey Scarface I liked more because it was very different, where this Tony M was uncontrollable. he was more stylish cuban than the Italians
Pesci’s performance on the Irishman was like he was just proving a point, he’s the best mob movie actor of all time ! Pacino still gets the best single performance with Donnie brasco
Joe’s performance really impressed me the most. DeNiro is the best actor out of them obviously but in this role Joe was so restrained and so on point for one of those old bosses. They were never loud and barely spoke but to a couple people. Pesci made the film for me.
Ironic how they are known for playing perfectly brash, over-the-top characters and yet are so calm and soft-spoken in real life. Talk about great actors.
This could've been a movie about Scorsese, De Niro, Pesci and Pacino just sitting down, eating their meals in a nice restaurant and chatting about their careers for 2 hours or more. I'd paid my money to see that!!
hummm Three Italians, dining in the restaurant, Brooklyn probably, one of them is Al Pacino Tell me, how could this movie not end up Al Pacino shooting Joe Pesci in the face and Robert De Niro in the neck and in his head?🤣
I have never seen an actors like Pacino, De Niro. I mean, they are very real. The eyes do not lie. they are legends and will not be repeated. No one will ever appear like them. I wish them good health
It's a damn shame that Al Pacino and Joe Pesci never worked together in a movie before that. I mean, damn, you'd want these two absolute giants to start working together in their 30's, not their 70's !!!
This is like watching The Rat Pack of Cinematic Mobsters. What a legendary table of conversation. Literally feels like being a fly on the wall. Great job by Netflix in setting the scene and mood right.
i was crying watching it because de niro's personality is so like my dads and my dad is in ICU and I have not seen him for a month, please pray for him.
It's so good to see these legends doing a film again together...You could see in their eyes how delighted they are getting into a film once again and doing new classics ❤️
God bless Scorsese for never compromising his vision and giving these three legends such a magnificent swan song, worthy of their extraordinary cinematic legacies. Bittersweet though it still was.
Wow it’s actually a really emotional moment to see all of them together and talk about good old days. I wish they could live forever but we all know that’s not how life works. I hope this video never gets deleted. This video is gonna be a remainder to us that they were not only 4 great professionals but also amazing longtime friends. This video is going to be a longtime tribute for them.
The amount of energy Sir Martin is having in his 70s,may it be story telling or acting, you can imagine the level and intesnsity of his direction at his 20s and 30s. Unbelievable 🔥
My God.... I watch this video over and over again. Time is so fleeting, and then you remember what was. Pay attention as it is and not as it was. I'm looking at men who created one masterpiece after another. They are a large part of the tapestry of my life. I can not thank them enough. ❤❤
This is gonna sound weird but these men are such a big part of my childhood. My family (esp my mom and big sister) were obsessed with mob films. Not to mention my mom had an imaginary love affair with Al Pacino 😂. Thank you guys for making me fall in love with movies.
My only regret is they didn't create more together. I've always wanted to see a film called the 5 families where each of these represented the 5 original families of the NY mob. I think if each of these got their own screen time as a main leader it would be epic.
these guys are legends. You grew up watching them and now you see them old. You know, it's never going to be the same once they're all gone. It's like losing part of your family.
Four of the most legendary men in film history. Pains me to see them all age after growing up with so much of their works collectively but so glad we have them.
The level of talent at that table is off the scale. This is mob movie royalty.
Never will be seen again…..the best
100% agreed
Facts
@@savoysix5468 ddrrdeddrddrrddrdrdrrr
movie royalty period i feel.
Pacino: the popular kid
Scorsese: joyous kid, talks nonstop, cracks jokes, keeps the group together
De Niro: introvert but comfortable with friends
Pesci: yea right
Pesci probably the most gangster and serious kid on that table. He can scared you just by that looks lol
Cringey ass comment lmao
Pesci: A funny guy
@@Aivottaja funny like he’s a clown? He fuckin’ amuse you? He make you laugh?
@@Casablancasky Just… you know, how he tells the story, what?
Its going to be an awful time once all 4 of these guys are gone. Might not be anyone else like these 4 for a long time. Once in a lifetime actors and director.
For sure
Robert De Niro is already gone to me, freaking SJW fruitloop.
Only Di Caprio
@@mobspeak he is?
@@SittingInnaChair Nah, he just hates Trump which obviously angers right-wingers.
Such talent all round. Pesci for me is still the most underrated. Masterclass performance
And DeNiro is way overrated, he's not even a top 100 actor, just was in good movies
@@davemiller9314Really? You’re telling me his performances in Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, and The King of Comedy didn’t blow you away? Not to mention Mean Streets, Cape Fear, Goodfellas, etc. He’s the best actor of all time.
@@moderndayheretic I haven't seen most of those movies because he's in them.. The ones i have seen with him in them he was NEVER the best actor in the movie..Especially in the last 25 years..He sucks
@@davemiller9314 Since 1998? Yah I more or less agree. But the fact you haven't seen the movies I mentioned is crazy, some of the best films and performances you will ever witness.
@@moderndayhereticnot to mention for raging bull he got in both the best and worst shape of his life
Pacino, DeNiro, Pesci, and Scorsese. 4 of the most iconic figures in the history of cinema. These guys have given us countless legendary movies, performances, characters etc. Hollywood and film wouldn’t be the same without these 4.
Yep, and luv how at one point Scorsese almost off-handedly refers to that whole 'universe' as _"OUR World"_ (15:50)... and kinda reminiscent of 'Cosa Nostra', aka, _"Our Thing"._
Its true bro.
yeah, put Leo in and you have my top 5
I agree with you
im so sad that we will never see movies and actos like that ever again.
Man, Pacino has my entire heart. What a kind, humble and legendary man.
I agree, Al is so humble. What a sweet kind man, and funny
Pacino and Lumet in the 70s, untouchable.
Al will always be my most favorite actor of the three. The best actor ever.
They talk nicely, but their movies were about organized crime and bad men. Contributes to facts of crime. Yet made money out of it. Millions. In real life they were not criminals, they said to themselves. Think again, I said. "If you chose a bad president, which happens in most cases in the USA, therefore, you are a participant in the misery of your country and people". Opportunists are different sorts of criminals that in this world have not been classified as a crime. We have many degrees of crime, no? Theirs is not known to unconscious humans yet. As a philosopher, I see it very differently. There is a big difference between used-care salesmen and new ones. Prostitution of one's mind is very bad for the spirit and worse for the soul. I do not criticize, but bring it to light. As for what is damaging, we can see it better.
© Metaphysical philosopher
I love all 4 of them. But Pacino has a special place for me. Incredible person.
It feels like Pacino is interviewing these guys. He’s curious, quick and laughs easily. Love him... 💕
I love him too, and he listens too. And funny/witty. I like that he laughs a lot
He is just like me 🤩
@@therobbieunited Me too!!!! :)
@@Lushy260 he reminds me of an old rock star
@@mariolisa2832 Me too!!!! And always young at heart
Four legends at one table... there will never come another generations of such charismatic and talanted people.
Facts 💯🎯
Already has.
Imagine walking into a restaurant and seeing these 4 legends sitting there. Youd prob think it was a mob meeting. 🤣
I would've jogged back to my car. Ain't about to get whacked before the appetizers. 😂😂😂
@@eharper7 😂
@@gsummy4062 In all seriousness, I'm too cheap for that restaurant.
I would leave the restaurant as soon as possible when these legends came to the same restaurant as I am. These legends can be fun and scary at the same time 😂
@@800Ms-k6n I'd be way intimidated, lol. I'm shorter than every one of them. Plus, I'm extremely shy when it comes to meeting new people.
Props for Netflix on backing up Scorsese and giving him the money to make the movie
@@AliHaider-wb8hv They care about franchising and making money. The prime solution to keep up in the industry. It's a bitter truth
@@apratimdutta5858 u r absolutely right.u make them money,they give u attention.
@@AliHaider-wb8hv Why would Disney fund a movie like this?? Disney nowadays focusing on making movies for kids and teens just for cash grabbed, this is not a typical Disney movie. Disney is the movie version of Happy Meal
@@800Ms-k6n disney is a shit show. All their new releases whether in movies or streaming push some kind of woke agenda that people don't like.
You cannot convince me that pesci hasn't wacked someone in real life.
😂😂😂😂😂
He's a made guy.
😂
@Darlene Morant Look at the way the man sits lol.
@@TokyoKazama Indeed.
This is the kind of video that is gonna be a real treasure in 20 years when these guys aren’t around anymore. Having them just hang out and talk was a great idea
Don’t you EVER assume they won’t be here anymore. Don’t act like you know what you don’t know.
@@kieransoregaard-utt8 You realize humans aren’t immortal, right?
@@samgraef3028 Nice red herring, bro. No one said that. Stop assuming you know when people are going to die.
@@kieransoregaard-utt8 what are you on about dude ??
@@kieransoregaard-utt8 I mean I guess he could have said "20+ years" to be a little more....tactful? But still, these are very old men and this comment wasn't meant to be disrespectful.
People don't realize these four together are the actual Avengers assembled. Puts Endgame to shame
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Duck endgame
Actually Pesci is not really that legendary as Al or De Niro , he only stars in Scorsese's films .
@@youtubexyz208 ever watched "my cousin vinny"
@@youtubexyz208 sounds like starring in a Scorsese film isn’t legendary enough for you
The 4 Titans of Cinema. All four are of Italian descent.
And yet live in America. What’s your point?
@@Nathanhodgeon13 American ethnic Italians are the best at it.
@@rareosts5752 Portraying criminals? Not the greatest thing to be proud of.
De Niro’s Irish
@@Nathanhodgeon13 why?
Al Pacino is such a great conversationist. When he speaks, the conversation just starts to flow naturally because of him. I think it's his voice and he's just naturally curious as well as happy to converse
Oh yes I agree, and hes so humble and kind. Just the sweetest man
He really seems like a nice dude. I mean compare him and de niro and it seems like de niro hates people where al seems like he'd give you the shirt off his back. Maybe that's why I've become more of a pacino fan as of late. He's impossible to hate
@@TonyDanza4Lyfe Yeah I agree, everyone that Al works with say hes so kind and the sweetest. And they also say he makes you feel that you belong.
@@TonyDanza4Lyfe I think de Niro is just more introverted, not as likely to flock to people though he's incredible at acting. Al has a natural charm to him that makes him endearing and more warm
True !
I loved when Marty (aged about 78) said, "Every movie you make, you realize you're going into a real learning experience again." And Al (81) replied, "That's another reason to go on and work more." (18:00) Bob and Joe were about 78. We can learn from all of them.
Marty 😂😂😂 do you know him
You cringe bag
"You sink or swim, but at least you've done it yourself." - Martin Scorcese (2020)
👍
@@kricorg still did it tho
wAS thIS aFtEr or BEFOre thEY aLL pOOPed theiR PantS? tehHEHEHEHE! 💩 💩
@@kricorg Obviously, he’s just talking about the creative freedom.
He swam and even defeated Phelps...
Al Pacino is turning 81 in a couple of days. 81.
He looks and acts amazing.
I agree, hes so youthful. Acts way younger than his age. And he looks great/young
Indeed
That's fuckin amazing. Dude is such a legend.
Yeah
He doesn’t look like he’s 81
Man, it's difficult to imagine that these legends are ageing right in front of our eyes. May they be blessed superabundantly for the entertainment they have offered us over the years.
Yeah, and #Hollywood falls with them. The younger generations have very few #actors & #actresses, who achieved so much popularity & earned so much respect for themselves.
Ameeeeen
this table is legit mob movie meeting,also yeah like seeing them ageing is kinda heartbreaking bcs you know they rlly have only couple of years left...🥺😭😭
And isn’t it remarkable that they consistently remain good friends who love and respect each other till now?
We will never forget, and I will rewatch all their movies, over and over again. Because they made history. And history will stay with us forever. Thank you for all your emotions 🖤
Al Pacino was the reason I fell in love with movies.
I will never forget watching him for the first time in scent of a woman.I was blown away and for the next month I was watching his films one by one .
I'm doing the same thing!!!! I'm glad hes still acting, he finished filming, Billy Knight and Knox Goes away. And now, hes filming Sniff. And he just signed on to do another movie, Easy's Waltz
*HOOO-HAAAAA!*
@@princesmith8008 I've seen all of Al's movies
@@princesmith8008 yes
Underrated movie
I would actually pay money to watch their discussion irl.
Oh that’s lovely.....how are you doing today hope you’re having a wonderful day today....I hope so my friend.......
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Yeah no shit, who wouldn't
they do special anniversary screenings at the tribeca film festival and hold discussion panels afterwards like this. I went to the godfather one a couple years ago. they did scarface last year & goodfellas a few years before, hopefully they do one for casino.
it breaks my heart to see them so old,it makes me want to cry when i think that in a few years we will probably never get to see these legendary men on the big screen again.
God bless Scorsese for giving these three legends a swan song worthy of their extraordinary legacies on film. Bittersweet though it was.
I was thinking the same thing! 😟
Yeah, it is true but think of the amazing legacy they will be leaving behind? They are immortalized on film.
Me too. But hey: those guys left a BIG mountain of great movies to go back to, many of them you can go back to over and over and over again and still find new things to love about them.
They Came They Saw and They CONQUEREF👑👑👑👑❤❤❤❤️👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣✍🏾
Just when I thought I was out... They pulled me back in
-- Joe pesci
Fredo! Fredo!
👌😄
Also Joe Pesci: "COME HERE YA LITTLE!! FUDDAWHADDA!!"
SILVIO
It was Micheal Corleone,not Joe
Legends. So much talent and knowledge at one table. These conversations become more important and emotional as time goes on. These gentlemen are aging gracefully.
I wouldn't say gracefully. Their advancing elderly state is racing at 'em like a downhill freight train. That doesn't detract any from who they are or were. But don't be surprised if by 2029 they aren't all 4 still here.
Robert Dinero always look like he doesn’t want to be anywhere like he rather be home 😂😂
its probably true 😂
Old man energy 😂😂
I’m the same lol
But when Bob’s around Joe, Marty, and his friends he’s much better.
Agreed, it's sooo funny unintentionally 😂😂😂
Al Pacino, what a beautiful soul!
Such a down to earth funny guy!!!!
yessss.. I really love his personality. His characters are so powerful that you'd think he'd be full of ego, but god, that couldn't be further from the truth. A sweet human being, and you see interviews with him since the 70s, he's always got that kindness in his eyes.
@@juancpgo I couldn't agree more!!!! I've seen so many interviews of him, so funny/witty too. He smiles with his eyes
@@Lushy260 funny how?
@@fukou_da He's just funny
crazy how al is the oldest of all of them but still looks the youngest
I agree, doesn't look like he's 80 at all. Looks way younger
Its called hair die and plastic surgery
Pesci looks like he is the oldest
@@hardnine I actually think it's his natural color, but damn he needs to shave and get a skin care regiment stat!
@@crimsonhunter7598 I agree on that, and Al looks the youngest
Joe Pesci will forever be Number 1 Ganster in Cinema Histoy, no one can beat him.
Yeah he is a funny guy
Except for Kevin 🤣
@@robin-hr7tc What do you mean funny
@@NoticerOfficial its you know...its just funny the way you tell the story and everything
@@BeachHead it's you know the way he tells a story
omg that moment between Pesci and Pacino starting at 12:31 “It can’t fix your acting though” and he hugs Pacino after it takes him a minute to get the joke 😂😂🥰🥰🥰
Pacino was actually confused he was thinking “You Joe Pesci are criticising MY Al Pacino’s acting? Loool” but he was tryner be nice
They’ll all still be able to act,
Pacino: sorry about that, joe 😂
That's Michael Corleone, Frank Serpico and Tony Montana. Doff thy hat.
Good shout lolc
😂😂
You’d never think Al Pacino is 80 years old, I’ve always loved these fellas. Pesci was my dads favourite actor, great men.
I agree, Al looks so much younger
You're either sarcastic or blind. Congrats
80!!? dang
@@adampatino5372 do everyone a favour and don’t bother commenting pal 👍🏻
@@leolethalbagshaw3496 i don't owe you shit. This is RUclips comments, not a safe space. Ya jackass
crazy that Pacino and Pesci never were in one of those movies together until The Irishman
Two hotheads in same room sounds badass
Tony Montana meets tommy devito
They were almost together back in the 90s. Scorsese offered a role for Pacino in Goodfellas as Jimmy Conway but Pacino refused too because he didn't wanna get type cast which is weird because after Goodfellas came out, he and De Niro were in Heat, a role where he got type cast again but still a fantastic performance nevertheless
@@800Ms-k6n But he's only played a cop just a few times. Serpico, Cruising, Sea Of Love, Heat, Insomnia...and he's great at it.
@@buffythehaterslayer6918 he's great at in just about every movie he's in but I found it weird that avoid type cast was the reason that he passed on Goodfellas when he got type cast again in Heat, a big larger than life role where he went so over the top
@@buffythehaterslayer6918 Serpico!!!! What a great movie!!!!
That table has never and will never have a better, more legendary group of humans sat down at it ever again.
Legendary pieces of shite
Was that supposed to upset me? You're entitled to an opinion and I don't care about it. Todays horrible culture has obviously fried your brain. You watched a video of these "legendary piece's of shite" and continued into the comment section.
It’s a shame we have to get old! These guys are living legends.
The joy and enjoyment I’ve had watching all of them since I was a kid is part of my DNA!
Love all of them.
Thanks lads, for everything you’ve ever done…
DNA love that
Me too man.
☹️☹️☹️😪 u shouldn't hv to mention it all
wrong, anyone can be young forever in his/her soul if he/she want to be !!!
@@residentevildeadspace5729 ahh right…I wonder when Laurel and Hardy’s next film will be out?? They weren’t years ahead of their time…they were decades…but long deceased…
They should make one final mob movie, with each actor as a head of a family. That would be a great masterpiece in their end of times.
The Irishman was the final mob film. We will never see these guys work together again like The Irishman
Naah, The Irishman was the final mob movie. And it was a great masterpiece in their end of times.
@@memduhbayramm what made it a masterpiece ?
@@raminpcccq well, the movie speaks for itself, but to explain, just the last sequence where De Niro stares through the slightly open door is enough. Not to mention how well the music "In The Still of the Night" fits in the story. This movie was the most emotional one I have watched over the last years (genuinely, no exaggeration). The acting was superb, directing was at its top. Add the last union of the masters to it. This movie was what we exactly call pure cinema. Well written well directed well played. There is so much to talk about every sequence of the film, I cannot even fit here. I'm pretty sure The Irishman will have taken its place among the best pictures of cinema ten years from now. It already has for me.
That's what they shoulda done instead they did a 4 hour snooze fest about Hoffa..smh
Even though Pesci is old and the size of my thumb and not a gangster in real life, I'm still terrified of him
He's like James Cagney, he's got that mysterious power about him, that strong personality.
What's so funny?
He is the size of your thumb?
Never really thought of him as terrifying, just comical in a crazy kind of way...
@@juancpgo His acting style and persona is definitely influenced by Cagney. This is the first time I've heard someone else mention that. I've always thought the same.
Martin Scorcese was 78 or so here. His memory is incredible. I love these guys. So much talent at one table - such a wholesome get-together.
He directed killers of the flower moon, last year and got elected some awards. He's healthy
@@abidyoosuf thanks for the health update 😂
So true. I think when you do things to keep your mind and body active throughout life, you're more like to maintain your basic faculties a lot better into old age. Especially being a director. My 89 year old dad is a retired Baptist minister but still preaches from time to time. His ability to remember scripture and quote them outta thin air is mind boggling.
You know what makes Martin scorcese special? He knows how to recognize talent! He knew their strengths and knew how best to use them! You can tell how excited he was from the conversation. The ideas are alive in his head and he's just happy that they are coming to reality! Great director.
That's why we call a person director.
And also I always see comments on Scorsese's movies mostly about why don't they make movies like for example Goodfellas or Wolf of Wall Street anymore these days. On a negative side, yeah that's really sad, but on the positive side, that's what makes Scorsese so special. It's only he in the industry nowadays can make those movies with the amount of skills and power he have to bring those stories to life. His skills in filmmaking is unbeatable, over the years he's still have his voice, energy and style to it that he never lost. He's like one of the greatest gift that's ever happen to cinema, legendary indeed. Take movies like Taxi Driver or Goodfellas out of film history, it would've never been the same
Definitely. He really understands actors which separates him
Agree 💯👍
This should be a show right here. Pesci, Pacino, Deniro and Scorsese discuss any film over a weekly lunch.
🙌🏿 we need that
De Niro would politely (or not) decline...
That would be a great tv show. I’d pay to watch that.
@@mariolisa2832 No one likes De Hacko.
These men are so powerful that when they enter a restaurant, everyone else leaves
Movies aren't real life.
@@p0llenp0ny really? I thought movies were real life. Now I know. Thank you so much for this mind blowing revelation.
I would feel in danger if Al Pacino would go to toilet if we were sitting the same dinner table...
When they pay,everybody pays as well
life imitating art, huh?
I grew up with Joe Pesci, he lived across the street from me, in Belleville, NJ. I went to his first wedding and his second wedding. His daughter was born a month after mine and they played together. I have many stories I could tell you about him!
Tell us more!
Raccontale 🤟
@@jhoe1894 he moved to California, haven’t talked to him in a while
Lucky you. I am jealous.
just felt sad this will be the last time we see these four legends together
How can you say that? Do you know?
@@mercurianlemonscp7142 it’s a fair assumption to make, because Joe Pesci is mostly retired from acting and likely won’t be back for a project like this. He almost didn’t do this movie at all, but Scorsese/De Niro talked him into it.
Korean🇰🇷
I see what you mean, anyway he did a very good job playing Rusty even though he is semi retired
What I found really remarkable about that conversation is that they are really really listening to each other and taking everyone and everything in
The best actors, filmmakers, are genuinely interested in people, characters, experiences. The less talented, just want to talk about themselves. I think that's the difference. That's why they're great at what they do.
Wrong time
Their voices are so soothing they’re not loud they’re calm gotta love the Scorsese squad 😌
I agree, I love Pacino's voice
So true!
Deadly Talent on the same table...unbelievable. SO MUCH RESPECT. That was Film History FOR.REAL!!
Sad thing is, we’re gonna lose these legends soon. Enjoy them while they’re here. Their particular generation is imo the best. Including Hackman, Hoffman, Hopkins, Dern, Nicholson, Eastwood, Freeman, Caine, Duvall etc. I’ve probably left a lot out, we just lost Sean Connery, the cycle begins, but what they’ve given us is amazing.
Dont say that 😭😭😭😭😭😭
#FACTS
There are no young actors that compare to those names.
There’s always people like you.
@@maryloulong6789 maybe DiCaprio
The Irishman is a Masterpiece. The actors like no actors today can duplicate. I've watched it 3 times now on Netflix and because of this clip I'll watch it again right now.
The movie is easily one of Scorsese's worst. Still a nice little experiment.
@@harold3165 worst 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦 how come ....
@@harold3165what a troll😂😂😂
@chetansood1178 it really is one of his worst. If you consider how good his filmography is, The Irishman just ranks near the bottom.
I will watcth it again sometime, i love this film. One of the best from Marty indeed.
They were all great but Pacino was the one who really made it all work. His energy enabled everyone else to be understated.
So cool that Pacino mentioned Israel Horovitz, who is AdRock (Beastie Boys) father & who gave Pacino, John Cazale, Marsha Mason, etc his start. The amount of skill and brilliance at that table is mind-blowing. All amazing men in their craft.
🎯💯
I can't stop imagining this conversation as a mafia movie scene.
In a way, it totally is.
Pacino is such a gentleman in this interview..
Having said that i admire them all
It's a REAL SHAME these four didn't make a film together in the 80's or early 90's.
We at least got casino,goodfellas,heat and raging bull back then
@@GrosvnerMcaffrey Scarface I liked more because it was very different, where this Tony M was uncontrollable. he was more stylish cuban than the Italians
I find it bizzare how it didn't happen. Was Pacino ever asked to join a Scorcese project back then?
@@thebatman4279 No. Scorsese was trying to get the honour he wanted to get:- Academy Award. He couldn't even think of making a movie with Pacino.
Exactly. This movie was way too late.
I could listen to these 4 talk all day, this is Hollywood royalty. I don't think we'll see guys of this calibre ever again.
Scorsese has the energy of a 20 year old.
Im 20 and he has more energy than me
@@manaulhoque6507 Well, you're not alone
It shows in his work, because it's just as good as ever.
He's almost 80 and has the same passion and love for his work as ever. Don't know many octagenary directors that I can say the same.
Imagine if he was coked up just like in 70’s
Pesci’s performance on the Irishman was like he was just proving a point, he’s the best mob movie actor of all time ! Pacino still gets the best single performance with Donnie brasco
He was fantastic as Lefty.
When Pesci hugs Al omg, priceless!!
Good thing they didn't insult each other
@@Karlebow571 lol I wanna see an argument between Tony Montana and Nicky Santoro
The fact these 4 legends only differ 1-2 years in age and mr Scorsese and mr De Niro go back to their childhood is unbelieveable.
Joe's a real boss.. Love the unique characters he's played over the years. 🍷 🕶️
No doubt
yes I liked him in Irishman, it was very different than he played earlier, he was so great in the movie
Joe’s performance really impressed me the most. DeNiro is the best actor out of them obviously but in this role Joe was so restrained and so on point for one of those old bosses. They were never loud and barely spoke but to a couple people. Pesci made the film for me.
Unique how? What so unique about him?
@@wahyuernawan ☹️🍷😆 MAN GET THE F** OUTTA HERE ! !
Never pictured Joe Pesci ever having a handlebar mustache.
It might be for a part rather than hipster fashion lol
That isnt a handlebar moustache..
@@aviren340 it's definitely a handlebar mustache
Fr
He went from a man to A MAN
I like Pacino's lightness and smiles.
Ironic how they are known for playing perfectly brash, over-the-top characters and yet are so calm and soft-spoken in real life. Talk about great actors.
This could've been a movie about Scorsese, De Niro, Pesci and Pacino just sitting down, eating their meals in a nice restaurant and chatting about their careers for 2 hours or more. I'd paid my money to see that!!
You 're talking just inside my heart !
hummm
Three Italians, dining in the restaurant, Brooklyn probably, one of them is Al Pacino
Tell me, how could this movie not end up Al Pacino shooting Joe Pesci in the face and Robert De Niro in the neck and in his head?🤣
It would literally be an honor to be in the same room as these 4. I would be so intimidated and scared yet so excited. Such legends.
I was in the same room as Pacino a few years ago. Unbelievable. Only two other people were in the room. I froze up and couldn’t say anything
I have never seen an actors like Pacino, De Niro. I mean, they are very real. The eyes do not lie. they are legends and will not be repeated. No one will ever appear like them.
I wish them good health
Jack nicholson. Look at his eyes.
@@BitchesNoob DiCaprio too
It's a damn shame that Al Pacino and Joe Pesci never worked together in a movie before that. I mean, damn, you'd want these two absolute giants to start working together in their 30's, not their 70's !!!
I hope they’d do a couple more movies
Pacino: Bob and I did a couple of things together.
Seriously... Couple of things is what they are to him. Heat and the Godfather
Imagine to seeing al Pacino and robert deniro in same scene together in the godfather part 2
@@Karlebow571 Godfather IV : Days of Future Past
I feel honored to see these men at a table together.
Scorsese may be 78 years old, but he has the energy of a 28 year old. God, the man is such a legend.
He made After Hours and the king of comedy in 40 days each.
He told in an interview that he was short of money because of production companies
People age the same chronologically but different biologically. Scorsese and these great actors are all aging well biologically.
What a sitdown they surely can make an offer you can’t refuse
"You can't fix the acting" u gotta love Pesci
4 legends bro, Martin Scorcese, Robert de Niro, Al Pacino & Joe Pesci, i'm really gonna miss 'em when they pass out 😢😢😢😭😭😭
Imagine Joe Pesci yelling:
" Spider, bring me a cutty and water, will ya!"
“I thought you you said 'you were alright, Spider' “
“What am I mirage?”
@@GetERekted I just asked for a fuckin drink.
@@rossdiamondthief6627 I AM ALRIGHT
go get me a fuckin drink. move it you prick. you walk like fuckin stephen fetchet
This is like watching The Rat Pack of Cinematic Mobsters. What a legendary table of conversation. Literally feels like being a fly on the wall. Great job by Netflix in setting the scene and mood right.
i was crying watching it because de niro's personality is so like my dads and my dad is in ICU and I have not seen him for a month, please pray for him.
He’ll be alright dont you worry
Good lord I just want to hug Al.
Me too!!!!
"You sink or swim but at least you've done it yourself"
If only more filmmakers had that audacity now
It's so good to see these legends doing a film again together...You could see in their eyes how delighted they are getting into a film once again and doing new classics ❤️
God bless Scorsese for never compromising his vision and giving these three legends such a magnificent swan song, worthy of their extraordinary cinematic legacies. Bittersweet though it still was.
Wow it’s actually a really emotional moment to see all of them together and talk about good old days. I wish they could live forever but we all know that’s not how life works. I hope this video never gets deleted. This video is gonna be a remainder to us that they were not only 4 great professionals but also amazing longtime friends. This video is going to be a longtime tribute for them.
The amount of energy Sir Martin is having in his 70s,may it be story telling or acting, you can imagine the level and intesnsity of his direction at his 20s and 30s. Unbelievable 🔥
And I am 23 and don't have that. Thats why I love him
yesss true his energy is amazing love it@@vaevictis1697
Greatest group of actors of all time
This is one of the most legendary interviews of all time.. all 4 of these men in a room together is iconic.. The Irishman was beyond outstanding
The amount of talent in that room is beyond everything. Four legends.
Mid good performance tho
that table reeks italian
I love all four of these men. They deserve so much respect. What a great conversation to watch.
My God.... I watch this video over and over again. Time is so fleeting, and then you remember what was. Pay attention as it is and not as it was. I'm looking at men who created one masterpiece after another. They are a large part of the tapestry of my life. I can not thank them enough. ❤❤
Love watching the love and respect they have for each other.
So incredible that we got The Irishman as a time capsule of the latter days of these amazing talents. What a gift. Just like this interview.
These 4 legends have given us some of the most brilliant movies ever. The amount of talent on that table is staggeringly epic.
“You sink or swim but at least you done it yourself.”
That’s a jewel for your crown.
This is gonna sound weird but these men are such a big part of my childhood. My family (esp my mom and big sister) were obsessed with mob films. Not to mention my mom had an imaginary love affair with Al Pacino 😂. Thank you guys for making me fall in love with movies.
I would pay good money for 30 minutes alone with Al Pacino.
Love how Pacino says "I wanted to BE ALIVE in the scene."
That was funny
This conversation between the legends alone is worth more than what for Avengers Endgame Was issued!
Exactly!Hope the world realizes it soon!
Damn that's an old way of thinking but I will agree infinity was a lot better
1:06 Al pacino’s deep looking when de niro says “we were young”
My only regret is they didn't create more together. I've always wanted to see a film called the 5 families where each of these represented the 5 original families of the NY mob. I think if each of these got their own screen time as a main leader it would be epic.
18:30 seconds of gold. Happy to see them together talking. Truly a Legends Roundtable.
these guys are legends. You grew up watching them and now you see them old. You know, it's never going to be the same once they're all gone. It's like losing part of your family.
De Niro looks like someone just pulled a gun on him in the thumbnail
"YOU GET WHAT YOU FUCKIN DESERVE"
Pesci looks like he pulled the gun on the thumbnail!
@@tylando313 🤣🤣🤣
AL looks like he is about to pull a gun.
Scorsese looks like he had already targeted them with a sniper
Thank you Netflix for bringing these legends together
When they showed the clip looking over the truck engine and De Niro said it sounds funny I was expecting Pesci to say funny how?
Four of the most legendary men in film history. Pains me to see them all age after growing up with so much of their works collectively but so glad we have them.
C'est un honneur qu'ils soient encore de notre monde 😇🙏👍☘️
It breaks my heart to see this guys getting old.. I wish they can stay young forever💔😢
Three of the greatest actors and one of the greatest directors of all time. Powerhouses and legends.