Hoffa was an informer for FBI. Reasoning is that they really wanted his killers and there ceasless efforts to get the murderers show this. If they were opposed to Hoffa the FBI wouldnt be so keen to prosecute for his murder unless of course all the answers fell into their laps. No he was one of theirs and they want people who hurt and kill there assets.
So I’m a little bit confused. The caption at the beginning indicated that he was shot and killed in 1979, you indicated in your voice over that he was actually killed in 1983, and then in the end of this video twice you referred to the fact that he was killed in 1978. So asking for a little bit of clarification on that please?
When I was a little kid, I lived across the street from Sally "Bugs" in Union City, NJ. Only thing that I remember about him is that he gave out a lot of candy at Halloween.
I really like how the Irishman took the piss out of the murder of Jimmy Hoffa, like with him just getting killed like a regular guy instead of building on to this mystical murder mystery on who done it and where was he put. I'm only 35 and all my life all I've heard was theories and of where they put Jimmy Hoffa.
Yeah it's weard, like why would his killer put the body in some really exciting place just because it was Hoffa. I'd say that the killer would want the body to be completely gone just because it was Hoffa and it would be a huge search for him.
Emperor Palpatine The FBI will never tell you. Sheerans book claims he was seen leaving the FBI... But never told his superiors. That alone is enough for the Italians. Since the FBI knew all the names... They knew there was a snitch... It was just a matter of putting the pieces together. Going into an FBI building and not telling anyone was the only piece needed.
The real Sally Bugs lived a nice home in the NJ suburb I grew up in. There's a story that one day the mailman did not wear his uniform, and when he walked up to Sally Bugs' door to drop off the mail, an agitated bodyguard came out brandishing a gun.
It’s beleived my grandfather knew Sheeran as My grandfather was President of The Building Trades(various labor unions represented) in Philly, we believe he was at Frank Sheeran Appreciation Night as John McCullough my grandfathers best friend put it on, and when my mom was 11 or 12 she said he came home from a banquet in Cherry Hill where the first and only time he met Hoffa in person. Eerily Frank Sheeran’s apartment described in the book is in the same complex as my dads apartment in Bensalem PA near the racetrack Frank talks about in the book the one Russell used to sleep at.
I've always been a fan of Jimmy Hoffa, and I hated how he was tricked into getting killed. If that's how it really happened, I just always liked Jimmy and it bothered me.
He was interesting because he didn't look that threatening (even less in real life if you look up photos about him,). But he was a stone-cold killer. And his death scene was brilliant.
Everyone who knew who and why Hoffa was killed are long gone. I don't believe Sheeran killed him and he didn't kill Joey Gallo ,the Irishman was a let down after first hearing about it back in 2011 it just didn't live up to the hype. Pacino didn't make a good Hoffa compared to Jack Nicholson in the 1992 film "Hoffa" Nicholson looked and spoke like Hoffa he nailed the role and should have got an Oscar . I think Scorsese picked Al Pacino because it was his only chance of working with him.
I just said to a friend that they should have got Jack again. enough time has gone by and Jack cant be hurt by a re-doo. Al was total mis casting. He did a fine job, but didnt sound nor look like him. Hoffa had a high Mike Tyson sounding voice. I didn t buy it. Deniro, also not Irish looking. It was a good ganster perfornance non the less. and Obrien should of had black hair.
Why cast Al Pacino in the first place-i firmly believe they're people who are locals and accually speak the language and knows the lingo who could remember their lines-i don't buy in to the belief that these famous actors are the only people who are talented enough to act like someone else- show me a good lier and with a little practice and as long as they have good hair and a decent look then l show you a novice who is more than capable- actors who fake the accent just aren't believable-case in point: the new Kevin Costner, Diane Lane movie-l think Diane Lane is absolutely gorgeous and I loved her in lonesome Dove but she ain't from the south. Here is Newsflash: their is no such thing as a"greatest guitar player-" i know a guy who works at UPS who can play any guitar lick,any solo with ease- he ain't the only one- the same with actors- as long as they have the look and a little bit of intelligence......
Michael Franzese posted a video about 2 years ago and he said one of the gunmen were still alive 🤷🏾♂️. He said he didn't know where he was buried but he's knows he's in a place that's wet. He was probably killed, chopped up, and put into one of those large drums then taken out to sea. I'm gonna guess somewhere deep in Lake Michigan. They had access to boats. Pop the lungs, put some cement in there, and let him sink somewhere way out there. Here it is ruclips.net/video/M3buuTzbZvw/видео.html
I went to the restaurant where Hoffa disappeared from and just had a feeling he was killed close to that restaurant .I'm pretty sure Jimmies body was taken to Aug island and disposed of in a steel smelter
4:06 I briefly met Joey Giacalone and saw Tony Giacalone. Tony Giacalone (pronounce like jack-a-loan-e) looked and acted nothing like the guy at the meeting with Tony Pro. Tony Giacalone was very aloof; great personality for a loan shark. Joey Giacalone did look something like that and had a fairly jovial personality as well. I'm thinking Frank Sheeran just didn't know them that well and got them confused.
AMAZING video but I'd like to point out the common pronunciation error with his las name, in Italian, "a" g by itself sound like a "j", and gl makes a strange combination of both g and L, it's pronounced by making a L sound, but raising the back of your tongue. So sal briguglio is pronounced more like "Sal Brijulio"
Rusty Shackleford . I’d have to disagree. The correct pronunciation is like Bri-goo-lio. Second “g” is silent. Anyhow, who cares, right? They’ve been butchering my name since birth. Cheers 🍻
Nop, in Italian the “gu” is pronounced “goo”. To hace the sound “j” it must be accompanied with an “i” like in Giugno, but the real sound is more like “Yuni-oh”
Tony Jack was the street boss of Detroit. He was cousins with Tony Pro. Tony Jack out ranks Tony Pro by a long shot in the LCN. He was def the guy who masterminded this capper.
The book always goes deeper and includes details they didn’t have time for in the movie But I would imagine Scorsese pretty much covered all the main points
@@roostabenji7197 It's called " I heard you paint houses" great book, you won't be disappointed. Hope you enjoy 👍. If you think of it ( please) let me know what you think
Almost every aspect of the movie Irishman was not historically true. The characters are all real. But not one of the events they say happened went down how it did in the movie.
Because you were there, with all them...right? Shut the hell up. That's why it says base don the book and not a "True Story", which gives license to embellish. But honestly, nothing? The whole movie could be a historical piece, thats how much details it goes into replicating the time period, the clothing, etc... All those events happend, with most of those people doing this said things.... F*ck off Wanker.
TheCineRanter have you seen the new video of Irishman deaged using free tools. Would love to hear your thoughts on it. If you ask me, Marty has messed up big time
I found the deep fake more distracting. It looks like young DeNiro, the way Marty did it he looks more like the real Frank. They could have made him look more like himself, but they intentionally made his face more square and broad to match Franks.
I know it a little unusual, But I'd love to hear your review of the story of red dead 1 and red dead 2 , Maybe you could review as if they were books. Idk. But I just can't get over how every time, I play through it affects me so deeply, the stories have such weight to them, and may be it's just me but they resonate massively with today, or just me. I think they'd make for GREAT movies, they wouldn't just be another western, But only a few directors could pull it off as rockstar did.
Funny you should mention that - I LOVE the Red Dead games. In fact, I consider RDR2 the best game I've ever played. The characters were so layered, the protagonist was the best I've ever played as. In fact, I actually have a video coming out soon about RDR, talking about what I think the 3rd one might be about
@@CineRanter wow, I am happy to see you take this on. I appreciate not many people see much in game stories, But for me it's what I play the games for. RDR1 broke my heart , but also gave that feeling like, no one can escape what's coming, especially in those days. John was real man in the end. Rdr2, was very different feel to it but it was so well done I didn't want it to end, They did it so well I understood Dutch and his decisions to a point until he lost it. But even then I felt hurt for him because by the end he knew what he did wrong and just walks away , I cried for Dutch too. And what was happening to his world. I didn't realise how powerful the story was until a week after clearing the game i watched a fan made trailer for the game and got all choked up. I am a 32 yr old builder , had his heart broke by a f@$#ing game ! That, to me sows one of two things, the story resonated with my personal life and struggles with 6 brother and raised by our single parent dad, ( who ALWAYS had a plan), and the bond we shared, I felt like Arthur frustration with everything falling apart hit me deep. Or , the story was just that good and could appeal to anyone anywhere. I like to think both are true, Anyone who didn't feel hurt inside after this story has no soul!. The story was epic , but it was a different tone to rdr1, rdr1 had elements of Tarantino in it but was a classic good guy dies western. Where the end shows a harsh reality rather than a sweet happy ending. And I love it . Thank you for your great content.
Just like with JFK, At this point it purely entertainment. Whats it matter, There all dead now. Even the ones that had kids that where in the mob are either dead or aged out or flipped and are now doing podcasts to make ends meet. Sammy "The Bully" Gravona has probably the most accurate stories of how things went down and what happened to the men that where involved in his end of things. But in the end, they all flipped on each other. Even Sammy did, Yet says it was because John disrespected "Our Thing" so much and Sammy felt it was pay back since he couldn't be killed in prison as Sammy would have done if they where on the streets still.
He was snitching on a rival/different mob. Not his own. Still a piece of shit though. Also, Frank S. didn't kill anyone. Great movie about his fictional stories.
@@mathias4851 every mobster that was around in that era. Gravano ha said It franzese has said It the other guy that died of covid last year can’t remember his name that was part of Joe gallos crew said. Collota said it ect
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Hoffa was an informer for FBI. Reasoning is that they really wanted his killers and there ceasless efforts to get the murderers show this. If they were opposed to Hoffa the FBI wouldnt be so keen to prosecute for his murder unless of course all the answers fell into their laps. No he was one of theirs and they want people who hurt and kill there assets.
So I’m a little bit confused. The caption at the beginning indicated that he was shot and killed in 1979, you indicated in your voice over that he was actually killed in 1983, and then in the end of this video twice you referred to the fact that he was killed in 1978. So asking for a little bit of clarification on that please?
Sally sleeps with the fishes, and he really wants to know what kind it is.
🤣🤣🤣
Lmaooo
I thought he could explain since Hoffa's son gave him some details.
He would really just like to explain in case somebody asks him lol
😆😆😂😂😂 yoooo i just caught that. Savage asf 🤣
When I was a little kid, I lived across the street from Sally "Bugs" in Union City, NJ. Only thing that I remember about him is that he gave out a lot of candy at Halloween.
Did he wear those thick glasses? The ones that Hoffa asked him in the movie: “Can you see anything through them glasses?!” 😅
He ain’t talkin
I really like how the Irishman took the piss out of the murder of Jimmy Hoffa, like with him just getting killed like a regular guy instead of building on to this mystical murder mystery on who done it and where was he put. I'm only 35 and all my life all I've heard was theories and of where they put Jimmy Hoffa.
If you have not read the book, it's a must read. Much better than the movie
I was a teenager when Hoffa vanished.
Giants Stadium
Under some construction in New York
Made into Hot Dogs
Mixed with some semi-liquid caustic, mixed with some more industrial waste and dumped in a river.
He’s under giants stadium lol
Yeah it's weard, like why would his killer put the body in some really exciting place just because it was Hoffa. I'd say that the killer would want the body to be completely gone just because it was Hoffa and it would be a huge search for him.
Like the book says..."The trail went cold in 1978..the year "Sally Bugs" got clipped".
Do not drink sperm wat ever u do
Really?? Cool
Bet Sally didn’t see that coming
With those glasses? No shit
From his own words, "I can't see a fuckin' thing".
Lol sally is the evil version of Clark Kent.
@@bookeblade exactly what i said 😂
He probably knew tho he’s a gangster and y would the Irishman pull up he knew sumthing was up but couldn’t been quick enough
With that "bugs" nickname it is amazing he even made it that far... 🤣
Antonis Vidakis Salvador Briguglio was his name
@@oneseagullflockOk, but I wrote nickname.
@@antoniosvidakis brutal hitmen have the worst nicknames
Hey man, they’ve been butchering our last name forever 👍
Matt Briguglio Are you related to him?
First time I saw Sally bugs I already liked his character and the real life Sally
This video makes it seem like he was 100% working with the FBI.
He was, he turned snitch
John Kelly proof ?
Emperor Palpatine
The FBI will never tell you.
Sheerans book claims he was seen leaving the FBI...
But never told his superiors.
That alone is enough for the Italians.
Since the FBI knew all the names...
They knew there was a snitch...
It was just a matter of putting the pieces together.
Going into an FBI building and not telling anyone was the only piece needed.
If you watched Boardwalk Empire the actor who plays Sally is the agent who puts Capone away
O yeah
He also play the Genovese Captain for Harlem in Godfather of Harlem
Guy that plays Tony Pro played young Capone on their too.
Johnnie Coleman yep Stephen Graham
and the guy who played Skinny Razor (Bobby Cannavale) played Gyp Rosetti
also, in Billions.
The real Sally Bugs lived a nice home in the NJ suburb I grew up in. There's a story that one day the mailman did not wear his uniform, and when he walked up to Sally Bugs' door to drop off the mail, an agitated bodyguard came out brandishing a gun.
I liked his character. The fish scene was fuckin funny
Thankyou for your work!! It's a Great film and a fascinating case all these years later.
It’s beleived my grandfather knew Sheeran as My grandfather was President of The Building Trades(various labor unions represented) in Philly, we believe he was at Frank Sheeran Appreciation Night as John McCullough my grandfathers best friend put it on, and when my mom was 11 or 12 she said he came home from a banquet in Cherry Hill where the first and only time he met Hoffa in person. Eerily Frank Sheeran’s apartment described in the book is in the same complex as my dads apartment in Bensalem PA near the racetrack Frank talks about in the book the one Russell used to sleep at.
'It is What it is'
I've always been a fan of Jimmy Hoffa, and I hated how he was tricked into getting killed. If that's how it really happened, I just always liked Jimmy and it bothered me.
Was defo duped in some way , but my sympathy only goes too far cos indirectly at least people died 😔
Sally Bugs was my favorite character in the film.
He was interesting because he didn't look that threatening (even less in real life if you look up photos about him,). But he was a stone-cold killer. And his death scene was brilliant.
greenmean1
No Sally Bugs was under Tony Pro a NJ capo.
Everyone who knew who and why Hoffa was killed are long gone. I don't believe Sheeran killed him and he didn't kill Joey Gallo ,the Irishman was a let down after first hearing about it back in 2011 it just didn't live up to the hype. Pacino didn't make a good Hoffa compared to Jack Nicholson in the 1992 film "Hoffa" Nicholson looked and spoke like Hoffa he nailed the role and should have got an Oscar . I think Scorsese picked Al Pacino because it was his only chance of working with him.
I just said to a friend that they should have got Jack again. enough time has gone by and Jack cant be hurt by a re-doo. Al was total mis casting. He did a fine job, but didnt sound nor look like him. Hoffa had a high Mike Tyson sounding voice. I didn t buy it. Deniro, also not Irish looking. It was a good ganster perfornance non the less. and Obrien should of had black hair.
Why cast Al Pacino in the first place-i firmly believe they're people who are locals and accually speak the language and knows the lingo who could remember their lines-i don't buy in to the belief that these famous actors are the only people who are talented enough to act like someone else- show me a good lier and with a little practice and as long as they have good hair and a decent look then l show you a novice who is more than capable- actors who fake the accent just aren't believable-case in point: the new Kevin Costner, Diane Lane movie-l think Diane Lane is absolutely gorgeous and I loved her in lonesome Dove but she ain't from the south. Here is Newsflash: their is no such thing as a"greatest guitar player-" i know a guy who works at UPS who can play any guitar lick,any solo with ease- he ain't the only one- the same with actors- as long as they have the look and a little bit of intelligence......
Can't argue with that
Michael Franzese posted a video about 2 years ago and he said one of the gunmen were still alive 🤷🏾♂️.
He said he didn't know where he was buried but he's knows he's in a place that's wet.
He was probably killed, chopped up, and put into one of those large drums then taken out to sea. I'm gonna guess somewhere deep in Lake Michigan.
They had access to boats. Pop the lungs, put some cement in there, and let him sink somewhere way out there.
Here it is ruclips.net/video/M3buuTzbZvw/видео.html
Well said. I agree with your assessment.👍🏾
Damn i missed the part where it says bugs did inform that he's going into the fed building sheeesh. Glad i watched this video, now i know.
Excellent Narration
Thanks
Sally never had the makings of a varsity athlete. 😄😄😄😄
I can't believe this joke is traveling this far through the comment sections....
small hands that was his problem
Now go get your shinebox
Yeah, like how I talk get the hell out of my house
Sally Buggs never communicated to anyone that he was going to FBI . I don't why film shown like that .
Oh, u were there huh
@UCWMmrKGfiuhyKahzx5drAyg in the book it's says Buggs did cooperate with fbi fuck
''hey Sally, hey Irish... boum.. boum... boum... boum...
I went to the restaurant where Hoffa disappeared from and just had a feeling he was killed close to that restaurant .I'm pretty sure Jimmies body was taken to Aug island and disposed of in a steel smelter
Poor guy couldn't see a freakin thing
I ain't no genius but One thing for sure, Sally Buggs didn't go there for fucking lunch.
4:06 I briefly met Joey Giacalone and saw Tony Giacalone. Tony Giacalone (pronounce like jack-a-loan-e) looked and acted nothing like the guy at the meeting with Tony Pro. Tony Giacalone was very aloof; great personality for a loan shark. Joey Giacalone did look something like that and had a fairly jovial personality as well. I'm thinking Frank Sheeran just didn't know them that well and got them confused.
Yeah like you said, BRIEFLY!!
Sally Bugs also got to "sleep with the fishes"...
He got a pair of cement shoes...
Michael Francese completely disagreed with Irishman movie.
"Ey yo why does urrass smell like fish ey what's the matter with you huh?"
Love that would give 4 likes, Bugs turning informant.. Very much possible as it happens many before him
“Was convinced of income tax fraud”
AMAZING video but I'd like to point out the common pronunciation error with his las name, in Italian, "a" g by itself sound like a "j", and gl makes a strange combination of both g and L, it's pronounced by making a L sound, but raising the back of your tongue. So sal briguglio is pronounced more like "Sal Brijulio"
Rusty Shackleford . I’d have to disagree. The correct pronunciation is like Bri-goo-lio. Second “g” is silent. Anyhow, who cares, right? They’ve been butchering my name since birth. Cheers 🍻
and O Brien is pronounced like bryan, the male firstname.
Nop, in Italian the “gu” is pronounced “goo”. To hace the sound “j” it must be accompanied with an “i” like in Giugno, but the real sound is more like “Yuni-oh”
I wish somebody would make a video on all the watches etc on this film. I think Hoffa was wearing a UG in the end?
Excellent analysis
Michael Franzese has said numerous times that Hoffa is somewhere wet and it’ll be impossible to find his body.
Who gives a fk what he say. He was 20 years old at that time
Tony Jack was the street boss of Detroit. He was cousins with Tony Pro. Tony Jack out ranks Tony Pro by a long shot in the LCN.
He was def the guy who masterminded this capper.
And his name is pronounced “Jack-a-lony”, not “Jack-a-lone”. Small detail but those of us from Detroit know what a famous name he had here.
@@djquinn11 💯right. I’m from Detroit as well.
He probably masterminded the hit, but the order came from far above him.
Mr Ranter , what happened to your Easter egg video for The Irishman ? is it coming out soon
Stay tuned ; )
Hey suman where you from?
Is there any point in reading the book after watching the movie?
The book always goes deeper and includes details they didn’t have time for in the movie
But I would imagine Scorsese pretty much covered all the main points
The movie sucks compared to the book. The book is DYNAMITE
Nope...
@@johnkelly2663 what is it called
@@roostabenji7197 It's called " I heard you paint houses" great book, you won't be disappointed. Hope you enjoy 👍. If you think of it ( please) let me know what you think
If Sally Bugs was talking to the FBI, why didn't they protect him?
It’s pronounced Tony jackalonie
and you dont pronounce o'brien and buglio like that!
You mean it’s not Gia cologne? Lol yeah that bugged me too
Yup. Anyone in or around Detroit definitely knows that!
They All pretty much had horrible lives,our were imprisoned, or murdered after Hoffa went missing....
They wouldn’t of left an Irishman clip Joey Gallo that had to be done by Cosa Nostra
If only ANY of the FBI employees were at least HALF as decent as the worst of the Mafia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Almost every aspect of the movie Irishman was not historically true. The characters are all real. But not one of the events they say happened went down how it did in the movie.
Because you were there, with all them...right?
Shut the hell up.
That's why it says base don the book and not a "True Story", which gives license to embellish.
But honestly, nothing?
The whole movie could be a historical piece, thats how much details it goes into replicating the time period, the clothing, etc...
All those events happend, with most of those people doing this said things....
F*ck off Wanker.
TheCineRanter have you seen the new video of Irishman deaged using free tools. Would love to hear your thoughts on it.
If you ask me, Marty has messed up big time
I have. I'll be making a video about it soon
I found the deep fake more distracting.
It looks like young DeNiro, the way Marty did it he looks more like the real Frank.
They could have made him look more like himself, but they intentionally made his face more square and broad to match Franks.
Yeaaa..... No. Scorcese has forgotten more about film than you'll ever know
I know it a little unusual,
But I'd love to hear your review of the story of red dead 1 and red dead 2 ,
Maybe you could review as if they were books. Idk.
But I just can't get over how every time, I play through it affects me so deeply, the stories have such weight to them, and may be it's just me but they resonate massively with today, or just me.
I think they'd make for GREAT movies, they wouldn't just be another western,
But only a few directors could pull it off as rockstar did.
Funny you should mention that - I LOVE the Red Dead games. In fact, I consider RDR2 the best game I've ever played. The characters were so layered, the protagonist was the best I've ever played as.
In fact, I actually have a video coming out soon about RDR, talking about what I think the 3rd one might be about
@@CineRanter wow, I am happy to see you take this on. I appreciate not many people see much in game stories,
But for me it's what I play the games for.
RDR1 broke my heart , but also gave that feeling like, no one can escape what's coming, especially in those days. John was real man in the end.
Rdr2, was very different feel to it but it was so well done I didn't want it to end,
They did it so well I understood Dutch and his decisions to a point until he lost it. But even then I felt hurt for him because by the end he knew what he did wrong and just walks away , I cried for Dutch too. And what was happening to his world.
I didn't realise how powerful the story was until a week after clearing the game i watched a fan made trailer for the game and got all choked up.
I am a 32 yr old builder , had his heart broke by a f@$#ing game !
That, to me sows one of two things, the story resonated with my personal life and struggles with 6 brother and raised by our single parent dad, ( who ALWAYS had a plan), and the bond we shared, I felt like Arthur frustration with everything falling apart hit me deep.
Or , the story was just that good and could appeal to anyone anywhere.
I like to think both are true,
Anyone who didn't feel hurt inside after this story has no soul!.
The story was epic , but it was a different tone to rdr1, rdr1 had elements of Tarantino in it but was a classic good guy dies western.
Where the end shows a harsh reality rather than a sweet happy ending. And I love it .
Thank you for your great content.
interesting how a mob boss can ask someone to carry out a hit and then the guy snitches on him.
Why didn’t he ask his hitman frank sheeran ?
@@steveothehulk good question sherlock. he may have made the biggest mistake in his career by not asking sheeran. even dons fuck up sometimes.
@@steveothehulk cause Sheeran is bullshitting. He was no hitman.
He was in jail duh
somebody was talking
Sheeran had nothing to do with this hit..
I love these videos but damn.. do we need 30 commercials ina 10 min video?
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@@GUITARTIME2024 Ger dellup
Either way he had to go
25000 dollars not fucking pounds of jewelry
That intro “music” though. Please change it!!!
Total fiction but a Good movie
But did sally get his fucking shinebox?
Just like with JFK, At this point it purely entertainment. Whats it matter, There all dead now. Even the ones that had kids that where in the mob are either dead or aged out or flipped and are now doing podcasts to make ends meet. Sammy "The Bully" Gravona has probably the most accurate stories of how things went down and what happened to the men that where involved in his end of things. But in the end, they all flipped on each other. Even Sammy did, Yet says it was because John disrespected "Our Thing" so much and Sammy felt it was pay back since he couldn't be killed in prison as Sammy would have done if they where on the streets still.
U said quite a few of the Italian names wrong
Lukee Yasono. 😬
he said O'Brien wrong ffs
Frank didn't kill Hoffa
He was snitching on a rival/different mob. Not his own. Still a piece of shit though.
Also, Frank S. didn't kill anyone. Great movie about his fictional stories.
Except Ed’s story was nothing but a fairy tales and he wasn’t involved in the Hoffa hit
*franks
Cool story but whats u source?
@@mathias4851 every mobster that was around in that era. Gravano ha said It franzese has said It the other guy that died of covid last year can’t remember his name that was part of Joe gallos crew said. Collota said it ect
Fk those guy. They where soldiers and doing work on the street. I doubt there where even made in 1975
Sally Buggs did gave FBI something .
sourav kulkarni thanks Sourav
I love your channel brother but you can't say that this movie was everything you wanted it to be I was disappointed
could done way better CGI making them look younger. Was too long and Sheeran story i don't believe at all.
Bugs was FBI!
Poor Sally.
Love your vids but can’t handle your breathing and that click noise made at end of each sentence
Oh, have you seen the deepfake side by side if this movie , just some scenes.
Yup - I've got a video coming out soon with my thoughts on it
0:52
butchered their names bruh
F Sally bugs hes duty informer
Such an annoying/unnecessary intro lol. Good videos tho
Edit: it’s also crazy how many people believe Frank Sheehan
The Irishman would have been better if Oliver Stone had directed.