Wiseguy: ... Henry Hill (Uncensored Version)
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- Опубликовано: 30 дек 2013
- By popular demand, I am posting the complete UNCENSORED version of WISEGUY: AN EVENING WITH HENRY HILL. I asked all to understand that the production with all of the "beeps" was made so that it could be shown during prime time hours on public access television. We hated to adulterate the piece, but felt it was more beneficial for a wide audience to be able to view it, rather than have it restricted to "late night" screenings. We hope to make up for it now. Here is the true Henry Hill.
I'm gonna go get the papers, get the papers.
There was fat Andy Michael franchese lol
Lmao.... 😆
You really are a funny guy!
😂😂😂😂 BROO I LUV U FOR THAT COMMENT 😂👍🏾👍🏾
Jimmy 2 times
“I want to high school for 4 days , I said fuck this “ never felt that line more 😂🤣
💙💙
went*
Errr
@@DarthVader1977 w⚓
@@DarthVader1977 maybe if he stayed in school, he wouldn't make that error.
Pesci played a guy that was 6'2. That's kind of funny. Maybe 6'2 on his f****n shinebox 😂😂
6'4
Come and get your fucking shinebox🤣🤣
@@Aohhmadone MUTTHAAA FFF****KAA
Dont let him hear you say that oh no
That’s what you call range 😂
"Ever since I can remember I always wanted to be a gangster."
As far back as i can remember*
@@visionemu2458 one of the sickest opening lines in a movie til this day👌🏻 another1 is (At that time Vegas was a place where millions of suckers flew in every year on der own nickel & left behind about a billion $$, but at night you couldn’t see the desert that surrounded Las Vegas but it was in the desert where lots of the towns problems were solved🔥🔥 Deniro & Pesci as a pair gave us sum of the hardest movies that nobody will ever be able to top💯
So you want to be vermin?
and then turned into a fucking rat
""I wonder about you sometimes Henry, you may fold under questioning."
He sings. He folds.
+faegrrrl Im west newbary
MamaTube you idiot. They'd kill you on suspicion alone, too. There's no loyalty there.
mama tube id like to see what you would do that sammy bull gravano didnt do?
if u had to rot in max like gotti did
HAAAAAAA YOU REALLY ARE A FUNNY GUY AAAHHHHHHHHHAHAHA
What about your poor brother. All day long the poor guy's been watching helicopters and tomato sauce.
That piece of shit...
Probably snitched on his brother too
@@sammyb.6129 Why do you call him a piece of shit? He was more of an earner then you'll ever be
@@mikemacfadyen1972 you wanna see helicopters?
@@tence_6965 I've seen enough helicopters today thanks
Lou DeMaria 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌👌👌👌👌👌👌🙁👌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🏴🇺🇸👍
That was the most intriguing interview, ever! Loved it.
‘That wasn’t fkn paranoia, that was reality, dude”💯😂
The English alphabet: A...B....C....D...E...F....G....
The New York alphabet: fucking A, fuckin B, fuckin C, fuckin D.....:)
MrAzrancher HAHAHA
***** The PC kool aid runs deep in your system. This is not stereotyping.
+Off the record 71 Someboy needs to smack you in the fuckin mouth
+MrAzrancher lmfao.. THAT'S FUCKING FUNNY
+Eftihios “Fif” Christou I'm glad you said that cuz I saw The Departed in the theatre and at one point, I looked at my gf and said "all this swearing is getting ridiculous' AND I CURSE LIKE A SAILOR!!!!! I'm glad to know it's actually real cuz otherwise, it looks lame as fuck
Great interview my right ear enjoyed this.
Sam P stick your phone in your left. Enjoy
Lol so funny
Markus Karl
If you care so much, rip it, correct it and upload it. Ungrateful person
So true
Markus Karl
😂😂😂😂And occasionally the left😂😂😂😂
Amazing interview. The guy is who he is. A "retired" mobster, totally knows his position in life and makes no airs of anything other than that.
Is it not cowardly to face life.
He should have been retired for life. Snitch.
Not a mobster
Associates are mobsters!! Not made men but still connected.
"Nah nah nah nah nah you insulted him a little bit"
Henry Hill got a half million payday for his contribution to the movie Good Fellas and considering all the millions that went through his hands as a career criminal and had a long life and died outside prison I would say in this particular instance crime did pay.
Better than the others, but his Drug habit drained away all that cash in the following years. He died pretty near broke.
Especially after Lufthansa
Mrairtrainer. Doesn't everybody die broke?
Dennis McClain
The truth is Hill did make a half million.
The I.R.S. took most of it
He lived in Omaha, on $15.00.00 a month + his drug connections. His drug connections dried up somewhat because he was in the program.
He was arrested 6 times for driving under the influence and kicked out of the program, after 2 years.
Dennis McClain you and everybody who liked this comment are complete morons
I feel Henry Hill's pain with the learning disabilities I didn't learn how to read real well until I was in my late twenties i was always called dumb and slow so I developed a temper at a really young age fighting had always came natural to me but I'm glad I took it in a good direction and became professional fighter and Union ironworker and union carpenter journeyman
Very nice
Good on you for beating those who bet against you :)
I think it's brilliant how he expresses himself his hands tell the story
It's tough growing up in a big family
He's Italian
Irish Italian American and Dago is a racial slur, just like blacks calling themselves niggas. This guy up there disgracing Italians as one himself he claims is a wigga.
“I’m the happiest rat in the world.”
funny line.
Good for him for surviving all those years.
I used to enjoy hearing him on Howard Stern’s radio show.
Everyone used to enjoy Howard Stern
The Italian mafia has been on a steady decline since the 90s and have been replaced by Mexican cartels, Dominican distributors for the Mexican cartels and other Latin American crime organizations like ms 13. Had he snitched like he did in the 60s or 70s they would have been able to get to him for sure
Puh lease
that cat had more than 9 lives
It's scary to think of all the evil Henry seen in his life, Then to be sitting there knowing all those guys he mentioned were either dead or want him dead.
They all dead or doin Life behind bars he would of been locked up for life or dead himself if he didn't get out wen he did he knew his number was up so good for him for getting out.
He didn't just see it, he was as evil as anything he witnessed, and don't be fooled because he took part in it too.
Yes. He was no good. Once in the streets. Licking your lips. It's over. Believe me. I've been there so glad I got out in my mid20s
It was a paying job, and I'm sure he needed booze and dope money.
@@jaed2630 Well put.
This is the absolute best interview I've seen of this man I thoroughly enjoyed it I really experienced is life I understand why I did what he did in a f*****-up childhood did what he had to do he was a product of his environment rest in peace N peace Henry Hill
Were all products of our environment
"shut up your always talking"😂
Always loved the singsong way she delivered that line.
“But in Italian, it sounds much nicer!”
No !! Its him!! Without the beard😄😄
@@senecacolbert7377 !!!!😂😂Nice!!!
One dog goes dis way the otha one goes da otha way
that’s terrifying that jimmy wanted henry to meet him at the gemini lounge! that was roy demeos fucking demonic, mafia slaughter house
Gimini method definition:dismembering a body with hacksaws putting them in bags and putting the bags in the freezer
That was the first I heard that from Hill. The Gemini was a death sentence for most poeple!
Don’t forget the Gemini twins
exactly the mere mention of The Gemini Lounge would send my prophetic ass running in the opposite direction ☹️
Why wasn’t he ever whacked? Sounds like the people he fingered or their kids would off him.
"Everybody that asked for their money got whacked so I just figured fuck this". Haha good call Henry good call
Which was BS!! Even the fn hair guy (Morrie?) who set it up. Gets whacked.. Was BS!! I would've said f_ck this family..
After his time in the mob ended Henry was just left to spend his time living in the past and drifting around like a ghost ship of old memories. He was a sad figure. He had intelligence and charm but chose the wrong path.
Join the party
Couldn’t agree with you more, if I remembered correctly died from alcoholism. I still don’t understand why so many people glorify guys like this. I have met several gangsters and I wasn’t impressed at all they were so miserable. I used to ask why would you choose the lifestyle- almost all of them said basically the same thing, money, power, fame, broads etc… every single thing in life that is short term. The richest man in the history of the world ; king Solomon said at the end of his life ; vanity, vanity, vanity it is all just Vanity.
@@bobdees6428 the thrill my brotha I’ve never been a gangster or aspired to be a boss but I’ve sold drugs in the past mostly for the thrill of it I almost fucked my life up doing drugs so I don’t get near them or even like them I’m from Colombia and had the chance to do hits never really wanted to kill or something like that but had friends that did they doing Time one is 32 been locked up scince 29 facing 50 years for kidnapping extortion and multiple homocides and the other on 23 doing 30 years has to do at least 15 for kidnaping grand theft auto havin a gun and bunch of ketamine’s and you know whats the real messed up part if they had paid fines off 6 thousand dollars they would off done just 4 to 5 years now 6 thousand is like 30 grand over there but still not a lot off money when it really comes down to it if they had been rich they would off been out in the streets in no time tbh I’ve met a lot of bad people but the worst people I’ve met weren’t career criminals tbh a lot off them are evil but so are a lot of law abiding citizens they just to pussy to do it but yeah definitely if your only income is illegal activity robbing selling drugs killing extortion scamming sooner or later your gonna go down for a long time But let’s be real was Judas a Criminal? Was Moses a fugitive from the law? Lol I got a little to passionate when typing this
Francese said he was a sad sack and the prosecutor said he was a moron. I think he's a guy who made some bad choices.
@@bobdees6428mansa musa was richer
I met Henry in Palm Springs years ago when I was dating a beautiful Italian woman. We had a few drinks at the bar together while his bodyguard watched on in trepidation. He knew where her family was from in Italy just by her last name. Nice guy, great stories.
He's been dead since 2012 lying ass
just by her last name? false. i have a famous italian beer and a city in Sicilia that holds my last name. no one would give a shit bro
@@GuidoLuzzi who gives a sh!t about your opinion?
He exaggerated his position....... He wasn't tough enough or big enough to be the tough guy he presents in the film...... He was a glorified gofor with access to a lot of levels in the mob..... And with RICO.... bingo, the FBI could prosecute on his evidence.......
@@terencethomas7599 Im pretty sure everyone knows he wasn't higher up and he wasn't a made guy. They had to do that for film purposes. They can't have the real stories being shown. Nobody would watch it.
Oh you should've seen him, they used to call him spit shine Tommy. He could make your shoes look like mirrors.
favrerules04 Anyway, that reminds me, Ma, I need this knife.
"Well, the poor thing, it got-- I hit him and this, uh-- We hit the deer and his paw-- What do you call that?"
"The paw?"
"The paw, the..."
"The foot."
"The hoof."
"Yeah, the hoof got caught in the grill and I gotta, I gotta hack it off." "Ah, Ma, it's a sin, I can't leave it there, you know.
@@whiteydevil2783Ma stop making religious paintings....
Whitey Devil u been away a long time. They didn’t come up there nobody told u I don’t shine shoes no more
“HAHAHA you’re funny”...
Edward O'brien "Whatsa matter with you? We're drinking, I'm breaking your balls a little bit & right away you get fresh with me"......sometimes you don't sound like your joking, there's a lot of people around.....(Clearly we have seen Goodfellas too many times lol
Great interview. I like listening to him talk. Reminds me of my father. :)
Jae Monroe also a rat?
“Let’s go make that coffee to go...”
Henry used the expression, "happy, joyous and free". I've heard this all the time at NA and AA meetings. It promised that if you're lucky enought to beat addiction,byou will be, happy, joyous and free of whatever vice you had that brought you down. It's so true because I've experienced the feeling of sobriety and that word sobriety is not just about alcohol. I believe him when he said that and I'm happy he made it out. We're all gonna die from something someday. Alcohol was his way. Resting in Paradise Henry. Good for you from a friend who grew up in Bensonhurst Brooklyn and being Italian and Irish.💖💞💕
Amen. I was noticeing his AA hat.... As a cpl commented on how alcohol took him out....i could be wrong lolol im in aa myself. Spot that symbol from miles away. We still have that saying. Lol 😎✌
@@mc.fancy.soul.5357 The AA on the hat is the symbol for the army 82nd Airborne Division, which he was in when he was in the army, but maybe he wore it as a double meaning or something
@@mc.fancy.soul.5357 Dude that is the 82nd Airborne, not AA. LOL
Thanks for the upload....
"You know" in New York is the equivalent of "like" in Los Angeles.
JP McPherson now its know what am sayin
You know what im sayin that makes ya know what im sayin total sense you kno what im sayin
KaptKan1 no
Equivalent
Its: "Naw mean?" and "Not for nothing..." or "Let me tell you something"...
I know I may be one of the few but Henry seemed likable.
I agree, MFranzese said he alway's liked Henry.
rip henry ,, imagine if he didnt cooperate we wouldnt have goodfells
Henry felt immense guilt for some of his crimes. He couldn't forget them. Not to say he was a good man, but he certainly spent many years remembering the moments. There are thousands of CEO's and Politicians who have created far more pain and harm and walk around upright and arrogant.
You're not wrong. Henry Kissinger springs to mind.
I have to agree I knew him and Karen in Redmond Wa we sat up one night before the book came out and everything he said, was in the book wiseguy then the movie. He's a thief a liar but a likable one and he did have a conscious .
Fuckin liberals.
Gko Gko well I'll say it! I think Henry was good at heart and very, very young, he became a product of his environment. It takes a village and Henry's village was controlled by the mob so, small wonder. I too grew up in a mob neighborhood where Gravano held court and it was great. All good men protecting our once beautiful neighborhood which is now over run with Chinese and Mexicans. This NEVER would have happened in Bensonhurst Brooklyn while the Goodfellas we're still there. I loved my italian neighborhood and it's legacy. Proud, Irish Italian girl still in Brooklyn, 2019!!!
Absolutely rite ✍️
Turns out, alcohol is more deadly than the mafia
Deez Nuts GREAT comment.
But you are at home, probably broke, behind ur little screen, and Mr. Hill actually LIVED, in the true sense of the word. Type on sober warrior.
Coy Leigh and you work at mcdonalds, real success my dude.
Coy Leigh if he is in hell hes just paying off debt. He’s definitely a POS but slow down on passing judgment. I think that might be out of your pay grade.
@Coy Leigh go fuck yaself panzi
RIP Henry.........seems you found some kind of peace in the end. Very good video!
The real rats are the people who turned on him.
The backstab route has two lanes my guy.
Dealing drugs in that family meant death and he was warned multiple times to stop. The only reason he ratted was he knew his chances were up
@Miguel Mauro Jimmy and paul both
@@bennycostello2472 he also was targeted to get whacked because he knew everything about the Lufthansa heist and Paul wanted him gone for that more than anything else.
Bill Bates Paul wanted him dead cause he was sleeping with his wife
@@bennycostello2472 Jimmy was gonna kill him. Jimmy was dealing drugs with him.
This Guy was Brutally honest. 250K for a Kilo of Pure Heroin, and cut it up 30 times!!! He was making $25 K a week!! Damn that was money back then!!!!
Lol he says"I don't wanna start throwing out names" then starts naming names it's hilarious
This is my favourite Henry Hill interview! I love that 82nd airborne cap he’s wearing too (I have one like it). Great interview!
i can relate with henry on Society not being able to spot a legitimate learning disorder. I remember when I was a kid in school, ADHD was nothing that a good ass whooping couldn't fix. or so they would say.
Was still that way even in the 90s. My buddy used to get yelled at constantly. Used to think man your parents are a holes. We would be watching ace ventura and he couldn't control his laughter and he would get yelled at for laughing. Like come on a kid gets screamed at for laughing at a funny movie.
I had really meant teachers who made me hate school ,I wish I could sue the school district
@@DonaldGerbino " really meant teachers". Well, based upon that spelling, it could be a you issue.
Breaking news: Society doesn't owe us shit!
“Society” is nothing more than the sum of its parts. It’s just an abstract concept, and abstract concepts don’t owe anybody anything
You can see the pain and regret in Henry’s eyes
It amazes me that even though Henry outlived his accomplices, no one affected by his betrayal in the family they were associated with or even the families they had tried to snuff him out. Even at an old age retribution is retribution and I guess revenge can be a dish that is best served cold but in his case the dish grew moldy and was discarded instead of him. I feel for his kids and family as they now have to live in his dark shadow left even though he "cleaned his act up". RIP Henry.
Yes, they did. When Henry first went into Witness Protection, he had to leave Omaha, NE because a contract killer found him and was coming for him. It was said that the killer missed him by less than a day.
Henry had RICO to thank for that
@@djamo1969That's overblown nonsense. In reality, the FBI found that Henry's location may have been exposed (because of his own mouth) and that the information may have made it back to New York. By automatic practice in situations like that, the automatic procedure was to immediately move him to be overly careful. Apart from that, everything else is nonsense. There was no big bad hit man who was one or two days away and there was no Intel that the mob had actually sent anyone. After the Wiseguy book and Goodfellas film exploded, Henry was desperate to make more money so he started fabricating things in interviews and allowed ghost writers to write other sequel books in his name where they took half truths and made them 100 times bigger so they could sell more books.
“That’s me, the rat… I don’t give a fuck i’m a proud rat.”😂😂😂😂😂😂
30:05 ... "that was a lot of money, $25 grand a week, back then ..."
"Back then ..." I think I might be able to survive on that now, it'd be rough though.
@Comedy Room sarcasm
25k back then would be like 250k now
yeah just about if I upped the lifestyle ✌️😂😂😂
"a married man does not stay out like this, MOM!!!!!!!!"
jimmy two times slowly rolls in on a wheel chair "I'm gonna go get the nurse, get the nurse"
I'm cryyyyyyyyyyinggggggggg
I bet he died twice
@@redsav2983 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
i like this interview so much thank you i wish henry hill would have lived longer. RIP henry in the afterlife hopefully there is one.
Hopefully there isn't one. Because if there is, Henry is going straight to hell.
@@kentuckyfriedchildren5385 God is the only judge of that.
The more he tells his story the more you realize hollywood made goodfellas not henry hill
It wasn't just about Henry and it's perfect. What you want is a documentary.
Hell of a cast, writer and director, reality would of always sucked in comparison
The Godfather is a horrible movie never been able to finish it tbh. Goodfellas had something Donnie didn't......the characters were extremely likeable..... basically Antiheros that you rooted for.
@@phoradio1277you obviously have shit taste if you dislike the godfather
@@phoradio1277Short attention span for Godfather? I admit they are long movies, but I watched all of them in their entirety. GF II is the best out of the three.
Many thanks for sharing.
After he was busted the first time his great friend gave him heroin to wholesale while he was out on parole and was still being pursued for his role in the Lufthansa heist. Huge international airlines don't really mind when you steal millions from them especially when everyone knows who did it. Insurance companies love paying off on big claims for theft. Sure, right. These guys might as well have worn signs - Please put me under surveillance, tap my phone, and turn up the heat on me since all my buddies are getting whacked. The ultimate act of total ignorance, betrayal, greed, and self-destruction. Henry is EXTREMLY lucky to be alive considering the psychos he was hanging around with. Some of them were just killing random people for fun. If this is organized crime, I'd hate to see disorganized crime.
To be fair, if they hadn't been such fuckups, we would have had a great movie about how a bunch of fuckups managed to fuck everything up.
You sound like a fucking square.
Disorganised crime? Bloods crips stupid chicago kids shooting eachother just cause someone posted something stupid on facebook SMFH! not for nothing but it was better when the mafia ran everything!! There was order in the streets and everything was very organised they only killed eachother anyways but had things in control and in order!!
Henry raymond seems to have no knowledge whatsoever about henry hill or the mafia except for watching Goodfellas twice. What a ****
@@neverobey1477 yeah its point where it gets to niggarish for me
It's painful listening to the people conducting the interview. I can see in Henry's face he realizes quickly they do not know anything and didn't do their homework. Goodfella's was a movie, a great one, this is a real person looking to tell you real information and they did not do their homework.
Thank you @ToddH76 for having the insight and understanding to see the emotional reaction, as well as catching Hill’s realization; then let-down. I appreciate your posting this. Although surrounded by novices, Hill remained thoroughly polite and accommodating.
May the soul of the boy who was failed by the US system, and the soul of the man who continued on earning in the trade he apprenticed in as a youth (to provide for his family) - forever Rest In Peace ☮️
Nobody mentions how good his manners are.
Very polite.
RIGHT
It's called respect.
Good manners? Every other word is "f%__". Yep! Good manners.
@@Caje-zf8md someone confuses swear words with bad manners. I think read a dictionary to understand the definition of what manners mean.
They say people that swear a lot lack in communication skills but tend to he more transparent and honest.
But wtf do I know
@@Caje-zf8md Excuse me, if you wouldn't mind, would you fuck off? Thank you. I appreciate it.
"I didn't know the alphabet until I was in my 20s"
No, I was quoting what Hill said. That's why I put quotes around my comment.
***** He had "street smarts"...two different things.
@Zymeer Boulden - guy who knows just as much if not less
Matt Beeman henry got a degree when he was in jail he got made fun of for carrying books
Seeing as how he got a degree in prison, I'd say he's not stupid (discounting the whole getting-involved-with-mafia thing). I'm thinking there's something to it when he says they didn't understand dyslexia and ADHD when he was a child.
His chin fur rubbing the mic is a real treat to hear.
i thought he had plastic in his back pocket 😂😂😂😂 making that noise. like he had a stash of drugs😂😂
lol
Lolol
@Hudson Hawk6 I don't think it was sarcasm
That's funny!
this interview is gold. i wish hill would have lived longer i love mafia stories............
I grew up in the old Hell's kitchen next to Hudsonview Terrace late 70s and 80s and for as long as these guys ran loose they stayed relatively out of view. The Westies were around till the late 80s prob but if you were normal working class guy or gal you rarely heard of them except occasionally seeing them in pubs. If you didn't step on they're toes or get in they're pockets were like ghost. James Coonan did buy me a couple drinks once at the Landmark when I was 16 that I greatly appreciated tho.
Pretty cool to meet Jimmy Coonan - and what were you doing in a bar at age 16? I used to hang out in bars when I was 16, but I already had a beard and the drinking age in NJ was 18. Those we good times compared to today.
My grandparents were from Hells Kitchen. I’ve heard some stories…..
First he was "intoxicated by their lifestyle" later he was just intoxicated
@Coy Leigh Lmao you live that lifestyle and tell me how it goes..
Happy joyous and free baby stooooopid.
i'll bet tommy's pearl handled pistol with notches in it would sell for a ton of money today
Rightfully so!)
I wonder where they are today
@@JGD185 if they’re smart? Bottom of a river
Henry lived to see himself become Tommy's mom. "Let me show you my paintings."
Lmao
hahahaha thats gold
This guy has lived and seen everything their is to do in life !! GOOD AND BAD ! THE 70'S WERE AWSOME!
Everything is awesome in a movie
R.I.P Henry
There'll never be another Henry Hill.
of corse there wont b unless he has a twin u tool
chrishaz1122 No...there will never be another person who lived the same life style in the same circumstances as Henry Hill, u tool...stop living in the world of D'uh!
ye cuz there is no 1 in the world now living the way he does why look up 2 a thug that turned out 2b a rat anyway
chrishaz1122 Different era with a different set of rules. Wiseguys like Henry Hill got the best seats at restaurants and easy time when they went to jail. The rackets were different back then, now it's all about selling drugs. It was the "golden age" for wiseguys and that will never come back. But you are right, he was a thug and a rat and there are plenty of those around.
more the 50s then
I LOVE that I can hear the interviewer in crystal clear HD sound and can hear the guest muffled and sound like he’s stuffed inside a pillow.
Its breathing problems....too much smoking. Fuck outta here
Glad to find this uncensored version, hated all the beeped out words.
he said "Fuck this" to everything
why cant this be 10 hours long? i wish someone sat down with henry for a week, filmed him a few hours a day, and just had him tell EVERYTHING that he can remember (in a timeline order). i wanna hear him just GO
Yeah, I could listen stories like that for ever...love mobs stories,
While he sits taking a shit explains the story of the Lufthansa heist...
They did, 30 years ago, and it resulted i:
1) a book
2) a movie
🥴
Ron if you ever worked around people who chose the life- as they call it. I am fairly certain that you wouldn’t glorify or want to hear the disgusting things that they say. I have worked with several gangsters, I’ve heard every story in the book. It isn’t glamorous, they are monsters preying on society- to rob, beat, intimate with force, use murder as a message, force drug addiction on women to turn them into prostitutes . If any of the those things happened to a family member of yours I am pretty sure your opinion would drastically change.
@@westham118 yeah the wiseguy book is really good
Excellent interview
I love the interview and the movie.
"Are we finished?
I need a fuckin' drink."
What a guy. I'd love to hear more of his stories over a few drinks =)
BronzNazareth the guy is a raging alcoholic. This guy can’t drink socially. Go watch him on springer.
He's just half drunk here, he was wasted on Howard Stern
Henry had the balls to live life his way . R.I.P.
Henry was a snitch
@@venicec3310 Let's see you in that line of work where you are afraid that you're going to die everyday, especially when your "buddies" want to tie up loose ends, you're going to snitch, stop saying this shit like it's a badge of honor tough guy, he wanted to live, he snitched, did his time, seeing his story he wasn't as bad like the others, in this line of work you don't have any friends, it's just a ticking bomb until it explodes
@@SQOUREE please henry hill loved and glorified that life but when the law came for him he got cold feet and ratted everyone out. You dont like that life dont get into it dude was a coward who couldnt accept the consequences of his actions
@@venicec3310 Every human being is going to that route when their life is in danger, look at Michael Franseze, why people are following and supporting his content? when it should be the opposite, why giving attention to a rat who commited murder for sure and killed people in order to make a profit, why i don't see these types of comments on his channel or anywhere else? i don't think Henry Hill was as bad like Thomas DeSimone or James Burke, why do you think he got off so "easy", they just don't give murderers freedom just because they cooperated, even if you like to think so, i don't see serial killers in freedom just because they cooperated with the police, yeah you should accept the consequences and for sure he spent a lot of time in jail, but why you gotta lose your life for these fake "buddies" that are going to kill you just to cover their tracks, a lot of people don't get this
@@venicec3310 any of us would’ve done the same thing, get real
Henry showed me his paintings once and I told him he needed to go back to hijacking lipstick trucks.
Henry Hill loved drugs and alcohol.
I blame his associates for not seeing this as a huge problem.
Yea, Franzese saved his life catching him doing drugs.
At least Hill has respect for the guys in the Marshal Service and other Gov. that protected him while in Witness Protection. Those guys risked their lives to protect this moron, it was nice to hear him show some respect.
Henry Hill was not a made man and neither did he take the oath when he would keep his mouth shut if something happened so why I get mad at him for self-preservation because as we know that is the first law of nature and the mafia shouldn't be upset with him but the ones who accepted him and and let him know all their business sometimes people can destroy themselves by the things they do and from within
Yea at least he was a complete rat. no wonder his friends wanted to kill him🤣
They did it because they got a paycheck, not out of their kindness of their heart. No one is owed thanks or gratitude for doing the job they're paid to do. If they weren't comfortable risking their lives, they could always go flip a burger or push a broom.
@@silversnail1413 STFU. You have no clue. You are essentially clueless
@@silversnail1413 Well...they might also believe in what they're doing. They might put in their best effort to protect people(which by most accounts, they do), because they hope that the witness they're protecting will bring down the criminal organizations that plagued the country. Surely there's a lot more to a job than "because they get paid to do it." People generally don't become US Marshalls, policemen, FBI agents, etc for the paycheck.
"Go see Lorraine Bracco" LMAO!!! Great vid.
Maybe it's just the context, but when this guy holds his stare into the camera it's chilling.
like a rat in an alley
Yeah I'm not buying that Henry never killed anybody. But since that's the one crime that the Feds (claim) they can never give immunity for, I think Henry left out a few stories. No way all those stone cold killers ever trusted Henry around them if they didn't have some murders on him.
Thanks for that. Was nice to see HH being himself. Had never seen that before.
Lol so Jimmy was supposed to meet Henry at the Gemini Lounge? That would've ended up VERY badly
blackman26 would've been a horror show, wouldn't wanna be anywhere near there
Lucky he didnt Roy DeMeo would have got him
That place was very popular for mob murders. Usually they had plastic covering the floor and woold clip their target from behind as they led him to the room. Then theyd proceed to dismember the body
Marshall Byrne Henry would have got two in the hat, his body would be drained of its blood and chopped up.
Funny how Ray Liotta played both Henry Hill and Roy De Meo.
nice , with the 70's mono audio effect too. I should go see if I still have an old am transistor radio earpiece to listen with next time.
Love the channel bro
When he said "tell me a bit about your back ground" I expected Henry to say "ever since I can remember I've always wanted to be a gangster." :( He didn't do it..
I'm glad he outlived everyone, I'm glad he had breathing space for a few years
why do you say he out lived everybody.??
@@fiddlesticksbessette398 Because everyone turned on is dead, I believe that was the reason he was never whacked
@@Lalvon_Zelpharr no there is more, if you watch howard stern talking about henry hills death (henry went on a few times) and some guy calls in amd explains why they didnt whack him
@@kevinjohnson7300 what was the reason?
@@kevinjohnson7300 c'mon man tell us what was the reason? ✌️
Henry was maybe not as involved in the mob as he let's on but he was in there to be sure and knew enough about their operations and murders to make him a liability.
He was in on a huge score that netted they say over five million.
No doubt that score impressed all the families.
Hard to believe with all the millions that went through these guys hands that they never hid anything away just incase they had to disappear one day rather than rattling out everyone else.
Didn't u watch the move jimmy Burke wouldn't pay anyone he killed him instead and got most
When FBI wants you as an informant, you're sure as hell involved in the mob, like big time.
I would have LOVED to have seen one of these interviews with Jimmy, Tommy, and Paulie... ;)
Great content and presentation.
major respect to henry, rip bro. he seemed like he had ptsd like a war veteran, he definitely saw some shit that bothered him a lot and that's probably why he used drugs/drank.
I can listen to Hendry forever, so I'm going to find him on stern after this.
Actually I seen him in Vegas at a stern show by himself, he was wearing a leather jacket.
Nice session, Henry looks and sounds like he's had enough !! 😎😎
Hmmm, he starts getting sketchy when he starts talkin'bout Billy Batts
he sounds just like al pacino
Funny Al Pacino was suppose to play Jimmy Conway in the film. But for some reason he said no So Robert Deniro was cast instead. Al Pacino would later say it was his worst career decision he has ever made in turning down that role.
cripplehawk Im glad he turned it down, De niro did such a great job
Jimmy Conway??
cripplehawk if I recall correctly he turned it down because he was wanting to chill on the always acting as a gangster. He didn't want to make it his typecast. Funny enough Godfather III came out a few months after.
Except he was Fredo.
At around the 35 and change minute mark, the old Henry wise guy starts coming out. Talking about his kids could have and would have been waked. His whole look and demeanor change into a very serious look .
Seems like the fear was gripping him. He didn’t think it was amusing or great
Henry Hill did the right thing he informed on the lot of them and like he says there is NO CODE amongst criminals thats just B.S he outlived them all and good for him at least he had a life after the mob .
Great interview
R.I.P. Henry.
well, I hope Henry found peace in death.
William Sauer He beat the Mafia but he couldn't beat the booze and cigarettes.
no wonder, just think of all the stuff he's been through. Hill wasn't a psychopath, so whatever he did traumatised him. In fact PTSD is often worst from the stuff you do to others, so Hill had to have some proper Trauma that needed constant bottling up.
He wasn't like, Jimmy, Paulie or Tommy... they were psychos.
@@Will21st negative William
Is he die? When?
"Go see Lorraine Brocco" I lost it right there 😂👌🏻
Count how many times he says "you know" in the interview.
It’s amazing how many times this guy changed his story
Rerun!
And yeah.
He couldn't keep his story straight LoL
Well Jimmy Burke was born Jimmy Conway. The last foster family family that took him in that didn't sexually or physically abuse him, was the Burkes. Becsuse they treated him like a son, he took their last name. Martin Scorsese decided to use his true birth name for the movie.
Odd how even after Henry corrects him, the interviewer says "Conway" again at 20:26.
👊💦 asshole
That microphone against his beard is grinding my gears. Yet, here I still listen.
And I can hear his nostril whistling 🤣 the breathing and beard grinding
@@jackiejunco1111 I will tolerate such things. Glad I'm not alone.
It is great that he enjoyed painting, this is what I do to take my mind off things, I love to draw, paint and make things, perhaps we are two of the same?
Love him, RIP.
I've drank and talked with Henry a few times before he passed and what a subject to study on Cosa Nostra, demons, 70's etc. I've heard most of his script like we see in the interviews, but what amazes me is in person he had the same hesitation when Theresa Ferrera came up. I think he had a thing for Tommy's ex, the same beats of breath and changes of subject. He laughs a lot off but watch him change for that moment. That was one hit that hit him badly.
Was he drunk? 🤣
@@carbonconnection2480 when was he not
@@vmackey11 yesterday
@@carbonconnection2480 he's gone so say he's not been drunk since he died 🤔😁
@@vmackey11 exactly