His name is actually Ian.

I’m kinda surprised that Owney Madden didn’t have a bigger role in the series, at least towards the later seasons. He was a big figure in organized crime from the independent street gangs to Prohibition and even much later.

The actor for Capone must have either done or seen other people do blow because this is pretty accurate especially the sniffing and coughing after (although when you do a key bump you only snort once and the bump is never as big as it was in here)

Fav scene of the movie. Chalky keeping his cool going toe to toe with Gyp

Fanook = finocchio. Means fennel. It's aused as slur for queer people since in the middle age they were burning them on the pile along with fennel seeds, to mask the smell of burnt flesh

Such violence and for what purpose?

Actually if you watch the whole episode this is a part of a carefully structured piece that makes heavy use of Brechtian anal invasion and as such watching one minute of it isnt going to give you the full context of why or even how he said it. Delete this video or punishment will be insidious but brutal

Everybody needs a Chalky White in their life for when Shit Gets Hectic & an Al Capone in an "BREAK GLASS IN CASE OF EMERGENCY" case for when you need to Sit Down & Talk About Who Dies... 🤣💯🏴‍☠

AR .. he is just fancy

Stewart Lee is my dream man

I love when asked about this just said he thought what’s the funniest thing I could say about someone being nice about me 😂

Capone has the minerals

The best part about this is that I can hear Corden nervously laughing, not quite knowing how serious or not Lee is

As much as I dislike Narcisse, this is the scene I liked him best in. When he basically goes toe to toe with Rothstein, who's a smarmy worm himself.

The equivalent to Gary glitter telling people that Jimmy Saville was a right nonce.

Driving around in a van solving mysteries 😁😊😅😆🤣

Don’t know who this guy is but he’s now become my favorite comedian.

This is from season 4 or 5 btw, but still, a great scene :)

The Tommy Gun Scene cemented him as the Go To Capone for future Generations

Arnold meet Arnold.

Bro prolly had the purest coke imaginable. Its 1921-24. Before greed and money ruined it. The main problem with coke is its cut nowadays. Thats what makes you feel weird. Imagine %95 coke.

This was filmed at Far Rockaway, Queens New York Right under the A train

This episode and the season finale was like watching the fucking Avengers assemble 😂😂

The problem with watching this is my feed is now going to be full of James Cordon content.

So you could just eat the powder to consume it, huh... So whats the point of snorting it? Not gonna lie, if i did that, i'll just end up sneeze all that powder out 😂

Yes indeed, wipe your hands Bruh.👊🏾💯❤️

Dr. Valentine Narcise eloquently with subtle geastures respects while also despises Rothstein and sees Madden as beneath both of their intellect, all through non verbal cues. Example his slight eye glance at Madden when he interrutped their dialogue during"biggest fish in Harlem" and again "thats what they call the colored", and with Rothstein Dr. Narcise needed to wipe his hand with his handerchief after shaking Rothstein's hand. Brilliant acting.

Haha

"We shall continue our discussion next week.... By that I mean, I'll talk at you while you all say nothing"

Gotta give Chalky credit! He took his loyalty to Nucky to his grave and didn't rat him out! 25000$ is nearly half a million in 1920!

Yeah uplifting his "lybian" people all the while pumping as much heroin into the community as he could

Narcise was such an interesting character.

Why does the guy at 1:05 on Gyp's left sway forward like he's about to pass out? Maybe he locked his knees lmao.

So ... would Chalky have been better off siding with Gyp in the long run? Thoughts?

That's a wild insult, my guy wiped his hands after shaking rothstein's hand like it dirtied it up

Libyan. Is that a step up from Ethiopian? 😮

Narcissi had a lot of respectable traits ofc. But he had a lot of despicable ones too. He’s what Nucky was in S2 a gangster pretending to be something else. Ultimately he was a big fish in a small pound. His pound being Harlem. Narcissi only wanted to run Harlem. Luciano & the commission want to rule rule all of New York +. And You know the saying there always a bigger fish. And when he decided not to cooperate with Luciano. They took him out.

Michael Stuhlbarg and Jeffrey Wright were fantastic in their respective roles.

The irony of a man who lives in a racist society literally wiping his hand because it touched a jew.

Why coke and guns dont mix well

:37 that instant come drip from snortin to hard 😂😂😂

That’s an actor who’s done lines before

Mister Diamond.

No way anyone can shoot a tomy gun accurately with one hand

So I guess Mueller has to update his Linkedin page, because he is now working for Al Capone.

How the fuck are you going to decline a hit from big Al? That shit was *pharmaceutical* grade

Crazy how 20lb cost the price of one kilo now back then and you can still whack it up 4 times and make 1m per kilo if you sell it all in bundles and bricks lol

I would look up interviews of james mentioning him but i am not risking making the algorithm angry

spot on

Stewart Lee destroys comedy - using vast and intelligent references - and reinvents it to fit him; I love it. He's still educating some now, who need the titillation of misogynous or similar tat.