Boardwalk Empire - Fall of D'alessio
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- From Boardwalk Empire season 1 finale.
The speech scene with Steve Buscemi.
Directed by Timothy Van Patten.
Written by Terrence Winter and Meg Jackson.
(Original novel by Nelson Johnson)
Starring Steve Buscemi, Jack Huston, Stephen Graham, Shea Whigham and Michael Pitt
You like it, watch it or by the dvd's.
Not for personal gain, more like a homage to an awesome show.
Can’t believe Jimmy was able to sneak up on a criminal mastermind
Benny Fazio criminal mastermind 😂
Richard Harrow is literally either the sweetest guy or the coldest mf depending on the scene, and it's awesome both ways
He ain’t never brought down a good’n, that’s a hangable offense after all...
Darmody is fucking ruthless.. That kill and then checks himself out in the mirror before he goes... Wow
Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones totally stole this show's thunder.
It's outstanding.
I prefer this show over both
Breaking bad did mostly
This show is way better than Porn/ GOT. Game of Thrones is filth and garbage
@TheRealist 811 Breakimg Bad is one of the only popular shows you never have to watch twice. Everything is clear after one viewing.
Game of thrones was a fucking joke. What, 9-10 years just to completely fuck the whole last season? Good job! 😂
Reminds me of the Baptism scene of the Godfather
Michael became The Godfather as he became his nephew's godfather - in his two families.
''Halloween's over ...''
Yeah but not the Harroween ... :)
No one recognized your talents...
life's a bitch.
Ewwww.
Tf
"HAL-O-WEEN"
So...partner. We open next week!
This scene always reminds me of the ending to the Godfather when Michael has the bosses of the other 4 families assassinated during his goddaughters baptism. Epic!
Do you reject Satan?
Buscemi, another in a long list of talented, Italian actors.
He's italian Irish I believe
He's a mix of Italian and Irish, English, and Dutch. He's always been a good actor, but he doesn't look Italian like most of the people on The Sopranos like Tony, Bobby, Paulie, Christopher, Pussy, Junior, etc.
Either way, I don't think anyone could have done a better job playing Nucky than him kind of like how nobody could have done a better job of playing Tony Soprano than James Gandolfini.
@Arthur Morgan your right the only role I remember him as an Italian was tony b on the sopranos.
@@Michelle-ju6vs Neither does Joe Pantoliano (probably spelled it completely wrong). They probably look like they come from the north or something.
@@liamroberts1458 yes I hate da Nort
Hearing Nucky speak about “vicious thugs” as we see Richard walking up to the door was awesome.
Harrow wasn't really a thug, though. He didn't enjoy or revel in the violence, he was just completely inured to it by the horrors of trench warfare. And he never boasted about it either. It was just the one marketable skill he had.
This scene and the one in the second season when Esther Randolph is preparing her opening statement while Jimmy and Richard are forcing Neary to write a confession/suicide note blaming Eli for everything while Nucky gets married leading up to the motion to dismiss were 2 of the best scenes in the show.
1:35 - Haha I love how Al takes an apple from the bag, Capone used to pay merchants up to $20 an apple just to show his generosity and how much he cared for them (which was mostly a ploy to make sure people wouldn't turn on him in case of an indictment). Nice little touch there.
1:30 "They are being sought for questioning as we speak."
Question. Does this hurt? *BAM*
They have the right to remain silent.
Any resemblence between this scene and the climax of any of the "Godfather" trilogy is entirely intentional.
lol yes it's too obvious. plus it will happen again. still this technique can give you the goosebumps.
This scene is pretty accurate when it comes to mob "loyalty". The closest I've seen to real life is Casino when they start knocking off anyone they deem "could be a threat" to them even if those men greatly helped them over the years. The D'lessio brothers were hired for a job. They did a crappy job but still hired for it. But once the mob bosses decided to make peace these guys were expendable. Even Lucky, Lansky, and Bugsy could only protect each other so long. They had to let Bugsy die or possibly okay the hit.
It was the D'Alessio brothers who persuaded Rothstein to go to against Nucky.
There weren't obligated to be protected by Rothstein since they never were his guys. He barely knew them
IIRC both Lansky and Luciano played a role in giving the okay for Siegel’s hit, or at least alleged anyway
The scene where Capone kills yer man, reminds me of the scene in Sopranos where Tony kills Steve Buscemi's character, ironically enough.
Animal Blundetto
@@voivod6871 i can't even say him name!
@Alan hoooooo!
@@tanveerhasan2382 Don't do it to yaself, Tanny.
This show real as fuck i swear
This scene reminds of the scene in Breaking Bad where Walt orders the killings of the prisoners.
Also of the baptism scene in godfather where the Dons are knocked off one by one
all these shows were clearly influenced by tgf
0:27 - Harrow's thoughts: "You just made this fun."
Just the drumroll alone. Goosebumps.
God damn, Al Capone gave no fucks.
The set design on this show was top notch.
The militaristic "execution" style music fits this scene so perfectly.
The dvd is set to come out in early spring, right in time for my birthday. I don't have HBO, and so have not had the chance to watch it, but just by watching scenes like these, it has more than convinced me that this would be worth the buy. And even if it isn't, hey I got it for my birthday, it's not MY money getting wasted
Wow this comment is a RUclips relic lol
12 years
Terrence Winters uses the same "killed-while-holding-groceries" death that Tony Blundetto (Steve Buscemi) endures in The Sopranos. Ironic that Buscemi himself narrates the scene in Boardwalk Empire.
Blundetto was a fuckin' animal. As such, Steven knows fuckin' animals when he sees them, and the D'Alessio brothers more then fit the bill.
@@Nehfarius Don't do this to yourself
Richie loves to disfigure his targets' faces.
Richard is 1920s Terminator
"Halloweens over."
*"Where you're going.... everyday is Halloween."*
Arguably, Leo (Benny Fazio) gets the worst death. At least his other brothers - apart from Matteo, the one Chalky strangles to death (that was hardcore - you could feel the rage and hatred of it) - bit the dust relatively fast. Leo, however, is just left to choke to death on his own blood. Jimmy had ice water in his veins.
He'd bleed out before he choked to death. He choked for probably 30 seconds to a minute.
And seeing yourself dying , ouch .
He wasn’t gonna kill him. But he kinda talked him into it
@@purplerider2362 Ha, good one.
The D'Alessio brothers were supposed to be the off shot of the real life Genna Brothers who were bloodthirsty despots that terrorized Little Italy.
Nope the were not, they were meant to be the shot of the real life Lanzetta Brothers
0:27 when Halloween gets out of hand haha
Do the D'alessio brothers remind anyone else of the gangster weasels from who framed roger rabbit?
Hahaha I know this is a very old comment, but it really should have more likes.
jimmy and that knife
IS THE GUY WHO GETS HIS THROAT SLIT BENNY FROM THE SOPRANOS?
Yes, he is.
DatGanjaSmuggla yeah and that also is the Messina guy in gta the ballad of gay Tony who was on the golf cart in that mission
Good one.
The first one that Richard shot was also on The Sopranos, in season 6 he’s the go between for the Soprano family and the two hitmen from Italy.
He was also Vinnie in Dougie Howser!
the Godfather of the 2000's... epic series!!
the fuck u doin? helloweens over-epic!
Such a badass scene
Anyone see similarities in the hit done by Al Capone here and Tony B’s death in The Sopranos? Both entering their hideout with groceries and ambushed as they put their key in the door, from the same angle as well
Yeah but the tony soprano come from the lift with shotgun and al Capone come from the right with pistol
Jimmy got the best kill.
That was gangster al capone walked up so smooth shot the guy went to the bag and took a bite of a apple and walk off
It's like the 90s Chicago bulls dream team working right here
I feel kinda sorry for the youngest D’alaessio brother,but if they had actually cared about him they would have never brought him in.
Old enough to play at being a gangster, old enough to die like a gangster.
Man, imagine how fun the show could have been if they didn't write off Jimmy and let him stayed with Richard to be Nucky's top enforcers
He wasn't interested in being an enforcer
The actor is troubled and they didn't want him on the show anymore. Last thing I read about him was he had been taken into a psychiatric facility.
@@gamemods855 That's very sad. He was very talented but I had heard how impossible he was to work with.
I have always wondered why they wrote his character out. he was a vicious killer but almost likable.@@brucetucker4847
Jimmy never had the makings of a varsity enforcer.
Owen was a better enforcer than Jimmy and didn't have all the psychological damage. All the problems in the first season were Jimmy's fault. If he didn't rat on Mickey while robbing and killing Rothstein's men, Rothstein wouldn't have gone to war and the D'Alessio brothers never would've robbed O'Neil, shot Eli, or shot at Nucky, and the election would have been a lot easier without accusations of corruption after Eli got shot in the casino.
It wouldn't have made sense to let Jimmy live after everything that happened and his death was foreshadowed in the first season when Nucky told him he could have him killed, when Jimmy told Nucky he couldn't be half a gangster, and when Eli asked Nucky if he would be so forgiving if it was him in S1E3 when Nucky told Jimmy to leave Atlantic City.
Hard to believe he’s the same actor who played Crazy Eyes in Mr Deeds.
he's a great actor, hella swag as Chris's junkie friend in the Sopranos. he has this weird viscerally creepy screen presence. he was perfect for the role, he and Casella made the D'Alessios legitimately menacing villains despite being incompetent amateur crooks.
10 years later, here to remind you that the true brains and leader of the D’Alessio brothers also was criminal mastermind Benny Fazio.
Who sorry?
I love how he blamed it all on Hans Schroder 😂
This is classic Godfather ending scene. Just classic :)
1:27... how buscemi died in the sopranos. Likely intentional.
miriana lajtman accept it was with a shotgun
I'm surprised Tony didn't take the groceries with him, at least Al stole an apple.
The way Capone takes out the guy with the grocery bag reminds me of the way Antony Soprano took out his cousin Tony Blundetto in the Sopranos. Similar vibe and look
Except Capone was obviously enjoying himself, Tony absolutely wasn't. For Tony S it was a mercy killing because if Phil got hold of Tony B it was going to take much longer and be very, very painful.
now this is what you call gangster it doesnt get any better then this
Now that's what you call a Sicilian neck tie 0_0
I feel bad for the kid : (
How prohibition works so well
uma das melhores cenas... Quem viu primeira temporada? Recomendo..Das melhores series de sempre..produzida também por scorsese. 2a temporada está quase :P
And the first guy killed in this vid by Harrow who says Halloweens over was also in the sopranos. He was the guy who does heroin in Chris's car and was the middle man with the Italian hit men in the Rusty Millio hit and the messed up hit on Phil Leotardo
This was uploaded on his birthday!!!!
What kind of idiot keeps an unloaded gun
Yeah, how could I forget, it was only eight years ago that I last watched that episode.
Man the first two seasons were gangster af 😂😂
Seasons 1 & 2 were off the hook but I thought Season 3 was the best.
"Arnold Rothstein, Waxey Gordon, Frankie Yale, Peg Leg Lonergan, and Wild Bill Lovett. They're all coming. They're going to sit down. When the meeting's over, Joe Masseria will be a dead man. Gyp Rosetti won't have anyone to protect him and I'll wear that fucking dago's guts like a necktie."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
this scene is so cold blooded
as a gangster show should be
The knife that Jimmy carries has like a grip of 💀s on it
Hope Michael Pitt (Jimmy) gets his stuff together he’s a great actor !
not to excuse his actions, but i hope he is working on his mental health. Hes an amazing actor, last article i seen on him was he seemed to look healthy and happy.
this seems like a homage to the Godfather where the Corleones wipe out their enemies during the baptism
@Emnor1993
That's the thing. He's three years from becoming an adult and a criminal collaborating with his own family of criminals. The only thing pointing towards him not being a murderer himself are the petty jobs he is ordered to work on: Getaway driver, messenger, decoy etc.
Trivia: all D’Alessio brothers were named after popes
1:08 the look of disgust on Eli’s face💀
BENNY NO
yeah it played twice, during this scene and earlier after the D'Alessios killed Chalky's driver
The 3rd brother is killed the same way Tony Soprano kills That Animal and the eldest in the same way as Albert Anastasia
Richard and jimmy where dope as fuck together I hated the fact they jimmy got pushed out and nucky had to kill him he was so well written
Oh the scene! Right!
dat kid dunno how to use le Revolver
Richard Harrow is one of the most intriguing characters of the show and even quite sympathetic...but i just can't forgive him for shooting a helpless fourteen-year old child. That little D'Allessio didn't deserve that. I can't help but think about that when he's in the woods and one of the hunters tells him about living on...
He deserved it
I know this comment is 11 years old, but like, it's obvious that all the time in the war and his injuries had greatly desensitized Richard to violence, especially at this point in the show. And by the end of it all, that changed and he could barely even bring himself to killing Dr. Narcisse and hesitated, which proved very costly
@@cooliostarstache5474And withing hours i shall reply! I know I know, it didn't ruin the character for me, I just couldn't completely let that slide. that kid was too young and in a helpless situation. That said, I don't think it was a bad choice, direction-wise
@@Emnor1993 The kid chose the gangster life, he died a gangster death. What were they going to do, leave him alive to avenge his brothers 5 or 10 years later?
@@brucetucker4847 i think the kid hardly chose anything and stuck to its four older brothers. but hey, again, I don't think it was a bad decision, scriptwise
Darmody!
Jimmy!!!!!!!!
well at least we know the title, thanks for your help! :)
And this is how our system really works.
The criminals are in government and government is criminal.
Our system? More like every system since the dawn of civilization.
And really, was it so bad for the citizens of Atlantic City? Nucky provided a service everyone wanted and he kept the streets relatively safe for non-gangsters. Like the Commission the RL Luciano set up. The alternative is anarchy or something like Communism which is far worse.
That was really nice of Capone, food waste is a big problem in America.
Nucky, a republican through and through
it's true that the kid was probably irredeemable. probably. but at that time he was relatively innocent, he only served as a driver for his brothers. you could tell he didn't know how to handle a gun.
Unless someone is being overthrown here there's no coup d'état happening. D'Alessios were not in control of the Atlantic city, they were a minor gang trying to push into Thompson's territory. This is a mop up not a coup.
Harrow is a badass!
Pure life.
Its funny how alot of Buscemi's characters are alway a push over in other movies, but In Boardwalk he's a person not to be Fucked with.
He was the smartest crook in Reservoir Dogs, though, by a long shot. And probably the only one to survive (it sounds like he's being captured outside the warehouse at the end).
Also, STFU, Donnie.
@@brucetucker4847 He said he went from being the cheapskate Mr. Pink who never tips in Reservoir Dogs to being a miserable Buddy Holly waiter who never gets tipped in Pulp Fiction.🤣🤣🤣
Nope, it's made for the movie. By Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks. It's even called D'Alessio Drums. As far as I know it wasn't included on any of the soundtracks. :(
The best unity
HBO makes the best shows. The wire and Boardwalk empire are my favorites. I personally like Boardwalk empire more than The Sopranos.
sorry kid....BAM
UGH!! my neck feels funny.
He had them put down so he could float up 😈
To the contrary, that's what's happening in this video.
Damn Richard killed someone who is clearly a kid...granted the kid was in the game, but still a kid...
He also saves kids.
If you’re gonna be in the game, you should know the risks. A gangster that’s a kid is still a gangster
I was so mad they killed Edoardo Ballerini (the guy Harrow kills), he's such an awesome actor. They should rehire him in some other capacity on the show.
Yeah! There is something very creepy and strange about him...he has a very unique presence for sure! Hope to see him in something else soon.
@taistelutomaatti Sure, why not? It's happened before on tv programs... I mean they're actors, they can transform themselves. Not saying it's common of course. I just love the guy and think his look and style are perfect for the time period of the show.
Yes sir
240p? Are you kidding me?
Harrow is fucking harsh man, he just points and shoots.
No hello hey hi hows it going pal, just aim, point, bang, blood everywhere.
Guy has absolutely no feelings when it comes to a hit.
Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks - D'Alessio Drums ?!? :) (pas trouvée sur youtube par contre)
Halloween is over..
What? Is that like concrete slabs of a boardwallk.. ??? This in the 1930's!!.
best fucking actor .