Al Pacino Can't Relax At Boat Party | Donnie Brasco (1997) | Now Playing

[@doncallangher6177]

The incredible thing about watching this movie is watching and feeling for Lefty, and never once even thinking of Michael Corleone.

[@Scott-fy7fm]

It seems like that should be such an obvious point to make, but you are right it just completely passes you by as you watch

[@MarcoBoneMan]

Well put

[@vandolmatzis8146]

Now when I see Corleone,I think of Lefty,Damn.😅just kidding,good point.

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

That's Al Pacino for you. I saw this movie not long after watching _Carlito's Way_ and I saw that not long after watching _Heat_ and I saw that not long after watching all 3 parts of _The Godfather_ which I saw not long after watching _Scarface._ In each and every movie you expect Pacino to be the last guy he played but he's not. He very quickly convinces you that he's THAT guy you are seeing. Contrast that to Robert De Niro (from 90s onwards), Tommy Lee Jones (think _The Fugitive_ ) and Morgan Freeman (think _Shawshank Redemption_ ) and unlike them, Pacino is a completely different guy each and every time.

[@Destroymaster100]

like saying you think of scarface when watching this movie. lol. he's just a good actor.

[@nickcorleone8709]

This scene sums up the whole movie perfectly. For all his 26 hits, Lefty is - and will always be - just a ‘Button Guy’. Always the Bridesmaid never the Bride. Whereas Donnie rises to the direct detriment of Lefty without even trying. Did you notice how when Sonny Black introduced Donnie to Trafficante he referred to him as “A friend of ours” and not “A friend of mine”? Donnie effectively got made by Sonny Black on that boat trip. Plus even when Donnie tried to stay loyal to Lefty, Sonny Black simply stated “You belong to me (i.e. and no longer Lefty) now.” And the atmospheric music brilliantly adds to the sense of sadness, that for all Lefty was or wanted to be, he was ultimately just a loser hitman who had to continually ponce off of Donnie as he barely owned the shirt on his back.

[@Zodroo_Tint]

And why is that? Because he doesn't make enough money? Seems like you understand the movie better than me, I only saw it once two decades ago.

[@slamdunktiger]

@@Zodroo_Tint He didn't. He was a weak earner. There's dues every week and he was smacking parking meters to try to raise the cash. He was desperate and aging out of the game. He didn't have real solid hustles that were turn key and profitable like smuggling cigarettes or shaking down labor unions or any of the back Gambino styled cons.

[@Davebee]

Agreed he was just a loser killer.

[@jvinicius_]

​@@Zodroo_TintIn reality, Lefty was a degenerate gambler. He was a enforcer forever but due to his addiction and his debts, he only got made in the late 70's.

[@Ligierthegreensun]

@@jvinicius_ also in reality it was actually Sonny Black who paid for Donnie being an agent. They sort of mixed the two characters together to make Lefty more tragic in the movie but in real life Lefty apparently believed it when it came out who Donnie was, whereas Sonny didn’t want to believe it and was the one who got whacked over it. The scene where Lefty leaves all his belongings at the end even actually happened with Sonny, not Lefty.

[@philipconte5732]

Pacino is great in this scene, I can’t even look at him.

[@Kloverkill]

I agree, I had to go to the bow I was so blown away.

[@JoeBlow-ub1us]

@@Kloverkill I also agree but I don't wanna step on any toes or nothin.

[@dburgessnotburger]

😂

[@GodeCynningaz5386]

Yeah but he gets those two or three wines in him…

[@Anonymous_Alcoholik]

Jus so u kno

[@sergeayissi939]

That "King Court" match box was Sonny Black's way of telling Lefty he knows about the nightclub they wanted to keep secret from him! I finally realized what it meant....

[@jfontanez1838]

Well I really don’t no what lefty was thinking Sonny was a captain pretty much his boss the fact that lefty try too keep that from him could of got him killed

[@Eyeszlowww]

Yeah but I wonder how Sonny black found out about kings court I don’t even think it explains it in the movie smh .

[@pugsly4489]

wow, cant anything past you

[@jefffromjersey52]

@@pugsly4489 He is a Sharp one .. lol

[@idonaveh5343]

No shit Sherlock

[@nanny287]

Let’s give kudos to Johnny Depp and Al Pacino for their outstanding performances. They became their characters; without any phoniness. This is a must-watch film. 🎥

[@johnnyola8391]

Totally agree

[@vladeputinovic6128]

depp outstan perf!? 😂😂😂

[@aaronrodden8121]

Al Pacino's the biggest phony "tough guy" I've ever heard of! 😂 He cried like a big baby about Trump and is into all that LBTQ A-Z and you think a guy like that would REALLY be a tough guy in a real mob setting? Get outa heeya!! 😂

[@aaronrodden8121]

Now, Johny Depp...That's a tough guy! A bed shitting supermodel drive him nuts and tried to crack him like an egg and guess what? She ain't shitting in no bed anytime soon because she can't afford one now! 😂😂😂😂

[@Jon_8]

When he said, "Just so you know," sounded just like Tony Montana.

[@phippsb]

I was thinking the exact same thing! Even though he plays a powerful character here (and in many other films) in that moment, it's hard to imagine him sitting down sulking in the boat compared to the defiant Tony Montana character when you hear that voice!

[@bringitonbaby]

Go no further Frank

[@oldtwinsna8347]

ChiChi, get the yayo

[@CLxJames]

Came to the comments to say this

[@dirkvantroyen9170]

Haha I thought that too lol

[@lifeistrp]

Such a great film with compelling character. Al Pacino played this one beautifully

[@kmlgraph]

Poor Lefty. He got demoted from "a friend of ours" to "a friend of mine" in one scene.

[@tlfreek]

to a friend I once knew.

[@shkodranalbi]

Dynamite guy

[@ubiquitousdiabolus]

Better than a friend who watches the car.

[@petesashlyn]

I think I would go insane standing on a boat in the Florida sun, wearing a suit while listening to Blondie. Might as well be the Sahara in a fur coat, also listening to Blondie.

[@hitchslap8254]

Not a Blondie fan?

[@knokkelmann1]

For a meeting?

[@petesashlyn]

@@knokkelmann1 a meeting would be worse. Especially if it's a meeting to prep for a meeting.

[@ehiggins7476]

@@knokkelmann1 That's saying something...Are you trying to say something?

[@knokkelmann1]

You might be demonstrating a failure to show appreciation

[@srsr3439]

When he said "go to the BOW", I stood up and started going

[@kennethfanelli5496]

Lmao

[@dancingtrout6719]

lmao

[@otisbeck5327]

One has to remember that the real-life Lefty was only recently made a soldier by the time he met Joseph Pistone aka Donnie Brasco. Despite his long record as a "button man," he was a compulsive gambler who had large debts and this resulted in a delay of "opening the books." One of the conditions of being made in the Mafia was that one does not owe anyone large amounts of money.

[@kevinobrien9626]

I was just thinking that his gambling addiction may be a factor here. Rolling the dice that he can ride out any breach of protocol by breaking the chain of command. Trafficante is totally disgusted with him from the first. I am sure Red saw to that. But Lefty was taking a gamble greater than any that would play out in the tables at King’s Court. One hundred fucking dollars? He’s Lucky he never handed it over, another disgraceful insult waiting to happen. I am starting to think he is lucky he ever stepped off that boat.

[@donaldshotts4429]

I'm no expert with mob protocol, but they made Lefty do 26 hits so that says they thought his potential was very limited imo

[@FitnessForLife-GetRipped-cf4wb]

@@donaldshotts4429True actually!

[@thegadflygang5381]

​@FitnessForLife-GetRipped-cf4wb not true. Most made guys are degenerate gamblers who rack up tons of debt Johnny Gotti being the ultimate example A capo then a boss who was always up to his eye balls in debt and paying vigs. Gotti bet on everything even board games

[@bitterbold]

This scene is brilliant in every way, but with the incredible music stepping 5:47 in at the right second, makes it perfect. The expression in Lefty's face, the moment his dream dies is utter mastery of acting.

[@GordiansKnotHere]

Al Pacino is just such an awesome actor...

[@EdwardDevin]

His desperation and disappoint is very evident.

[@Fishseaofcortez]

With all the movies Pacino has been in, in my opinion, this was his best performance.

[@PauloHernandezXD]

True, he isn't over the top. It's very subtle.

[@MikeyGuness]

One of the most relatable characters he's ever played... We all have felt like him at some point in our lives...

[@FU05241960]

He plays the douchebag he probably is in real life.

[@StephenDedalus74]

For me this is the best Al Pacino performance in a supporting role EVER :) So much subtility, and so moving in this character ! I will never forget how moved I was when I saw his last scene in this movie, in a theater :)

[@jameselliott5315]

The real Donnie Brasco was an extra in that scene, he was the guy in the white hat and shirt.

[@williamtobin7282]

Correct..The man directly behind traficante when lefty first meets traficante..good eye

[@jameselliott5315]

@williamtobin7282 I met Joe Pistone before so I was quick to recognize him.

[@gc99289]

That rat bastard. lol

[@rashan296]

Oh shit never knew that

[@royfokerpoker1802]

Didn't he have a contract on his head? Why would he be in the movie? Lol

[@pabloXL]

Michael Madsen played this role incredibly well. Shit everyone played their roles incredibly well.

[@clstile]

I was looking for this comment before I typed it out .. I don’t think Michael Madsen is “underrated” .. too many people throw that word around without actually knowing what it means .. I’d say “under utilized” as in he’s such a great character actor and should have gotten waaay more jobs in bigger productions 🤙🏻 I’ll always love him and the roles he plays

[@ebeneezerscrooge2942]

Fahgetaboudit

[@effyiew7318]

@@clstile A lot of people forget he was the dad in Free Willy

[@sandeepsreehari4687]

The jealousy on Lefty's face when Donnie is getting introduced... Pacino's acting is phenomenal !!!

[@joegrafter]

if you never seen donny brasco , you have no idea how amazing this film is

[@BinkyStaIIs]

That's the real Donnie Brasco behind Lefty at 0:49.

[@michalmukkucia]

Wow, didn't know that.

[@otisbeck5327]

Former FBI agent Joseph Pistone aka Donnie Brasco

[@OKOK-hm2is]

Loool, I knew he seemed familiar, but never recognized it was him))

[@caseymckenzie3951]

I’m not sure it is he looks taller

[@effyiew7318]

Explains why his head is on a swivel. Guy still has a contract on it!

[@marg626]

"Just so you Know" 🤣

[@BigBadJerryRogers]

People in the 70s really knew how to party, I wish I was on that boat. Today everyone would just be staring at their phone doing nothing. I'm just a love machine!🕺

[@PeteDavidson-yl3ps]

I was on a beach In Florida 30 years ago, everyone talking, eating drinking and laughing even some playing poker…..and swimming… I was on a beach In Florida last week…….I seen introverts whom in 20 years will need neck braces all hunched over trying to OUT-Instagram each other on those phones….. I’ll be on a beach in Florida in 30 years….not a cellular to be seen everyone will have brain implants to multiplex each other 5 feet away….

[@biglebowski5737]

.....maybe at your parties.....

[@davidkruse4030]

This was the 80s

[@dieselmccheese8320]

@@davidkruse4030 This takes place in 1978. You probably wouldn't be seeing guys wearing leisure suits and dancing to disco at yacht party in the 80s.

[@MrMcChuckles95]

Ok boomer

[@perfectionbox]

"Why do they call him Lefty?" "Because he gets left out." 🤣

[@vitorcassius]

ahuahuahuahua

[@DeusLuxMeaEst]

😆. “Go to the bow, I’ll stay in the stern”. Sounds so much like RainMan

[@johnpendarvis7885]

I like the way the boat sits perfectly still while Sonny and Donnie are chatting. You can even sit your drink down on a railing....amazing... :-)

[@johngilmore697]

One's going east, and the other is going west. So what?

[@maratonlegendelenemirei3352]

What do you want from me?@@johngilmore697

[@johnpendarvis7885]

@@johngilmore697 Ever been on a boat?

[@johngilmore697]

@@johnpendarvis7885 Just a small one, with a couple of dogs and an old man who looked like the Shah of Iran. Why? Do they move about or something?

[@BlazeOfGlory742]

😂😂😂

[@phdtobe]

IMO, this was Al Pacino’s best role. His performance was next level that most actors can only dream of achieving.

[@SoFloCo-ne4rk]

Michael Madsen was a great Sonny Black. I wouldn't want to be within ten blocks of a guy like that.

[@JohnSmith-vy7ck]

I GOTTA ANSWER!

[@joemckim1183]

Reservoir Dogs, Donnie Brasco and Kill Bill Volume 2 are the absolute peaks of Madsen's acting career.

[@SoFloCo-ne4rk]

Frankly, I think most of the credit for Madsen's performance in Reservoir Dogs goes the the director. That one shockingly brutal scene he was in is sort of a Tarantino signature.@@joemckim1183

[@SoFloCo-ne4rk]

Frankly, I think most of the credit for Madsen's performance in Reservoir Dogs goes to the director. That one shockingly brutal scene he was in is sort of a Tarantino signature.@@joemckim1183

[@christopherchristos7275]

​@@joemckim1183Free Willy

[@twoshady518]

Joe Pistone cameo at the end there

[@RobK32]

Start too, thats him doing the introductions

[@lorenzolucifuge1653]

Mob guy behind Traficante in the hat.

[@AdVictoriam93]

I knew it was him when I heard his voice.

[@gadget00]

Really?!?!! Never knew that!

[@primalfury2011]

who ? ?? the guy that said... "MR .Tropicanti is leaving ??

[@wns808]

2:49 Al Pacino had some of that Tony Montana accent during this scene

[@bennyblanco1999]

He sure did Chico

[@aliasiskey4434]

Just so you know😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I always said that

[@caseymckenzie3951]

They went to Florida and it came out

[@MaltedJacker]

“Just so you know” Pacino went Scarface for a minute 😂

[@kmlgraph]

"...and don't say the word "plotz", you understand." 😆

[@Professor__S]

Purple car and that suit. The 70's were wild😂

[@franks9753]

What a movie this is. One of the best mob movies ever

[@toddgrogg8005]

There is no actor in the history of Hollywood _ that can play a gangster better than mr. Al Pacino.

[@garyh3597]

Joe Pesci

[@desertvalleyfilms9136]

James gandolfini

[@joemckim1183]

Pacino in one movie can play a Don and another movie can play about as low of a made guy as you can get.

[@guadalupeesquivellopez8284]

Robert Deniro..

[@dwl3006]

Michael Madsen outperformed Al Pacino in this movie.

[@jayzitro1640]

“He’s a friend of ours”. Great storytelling

[@Wobblerider76]

Love Michael Madsen’s performance in this movie also

[@FU05241960]

He's menacing as hell

[@Wobblerider76]

@@FU05241960 agreed, that scene when he turns around and shoots that guy, just so cold and heartless, he does it like it’s nothing

[@PrinceofTroy-kx3nk]

Tru dat. This was a bravura performance that match Mr Blonde on Reservoir Dogs.

[@jaycee4504]

Foreal ,, both those movies also.. Him dancing around the cop in RezDogs lol . Definitely underated , I mean each scene he in foreal is kinda menacing in a way like a previous person said here... The shoe scene a personal favorite😅​@@PrinceofTroy-kx3nk

[@SwissCheese112]

This is a perfect example of how life works. You have to be intelligent in whatever you do. And intelligent people recognize intelligence and want those people around them to

[@kanalnr1]

I am afrraid it's the opposite. Inteligent people, espacialy the halfinteligent favored as managers, see other inteligent people as a threat. It is best not to show off your inteligence further then they expect from your role.

[@MrAngry3232]

@@kanalnr1Spoken just like a less intelligent person 😂🤡🫵

[@CharlieLeal13]

Wow! AP did a great job acting I actually felt sorry for him

[@Goat69-mi1ku]

Me too. So sad.

[@BorisTheSpyder]

5:38 the real Donnie Brasco, dude in the white fedora!

[@Geojr815]

This is not “Al Pacino” at a boat party😂 his name is Lefty

[@JoeCoer]

Show a little respect huh?

[@Geojr815]

@@JoeCoer foggetaboutit

[@PauloHernandezXD]

Lmao true

[@SaraSparks19922]

Al and johnny are by far my favorite actors ever, they truly BECOME the character in all their movies its incredible, I'm always so invested to the point that i forget they're acting.

[@zachmccabe7510]

In the sun, on a boat, in full suits is insane.

[@caseymckenzie3951]

I swear I was bout to comment this

[@LordTalax]

@ObamaFromKenya that was debunked by a real former Mafia guy.

[@dunngyllite7883]

Lefty in Donnie Brasco is definitely in the top five of Pacino performances.

[@Damidas]

That's some funny background music in the beginning.. sounding like a dang pixar movie

[@FrankWoodJr]

THE 70'S WERE THE BEST TIMES. COLUMBIAN GOLD, PANAMA RED, FUNK, DISCO, AND ROCK & ROLL WERE THE BEST IN THOSE TIMES ⏲️

[@raoulduke344]

Acapulco Gold, too.

[@FrankWoodJr]

@@raoulduke344 THAT WAS A GOOD ONE 👍 TOO

[@raoulduke344]

@FrankWoodJr Lebanese Red hash as well. In the 90s over here Silver Seal and Gold Seal hash were big. But I remember the biggest strains from then being AK47 and White Widow (I never hear of th9se strains any more but in the 90s and 2000s they had sort of mythic status from people returning from Amsterdam who'd smoked ot over there).

[@FrankWoodJr]

YES I REMEMBER LEBANESE BLONDE AND RED HASH QUITE WELL, THE BEST. WE USED TO STICK A NEEDLE THRU A MATCH BOOK, PUT A LIL HASH ON IT. THEN LIGHT IT AND PUT A TALL GLASS CUP UP OVER IT AND INHALE THE SMOKE FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE TALL GLASS CUP AND GET STONED TO THE BONE. I REMEMBER REAL SKUNK WEED FROM THE 80'S, THAT WAS SOME KILLER STUFF TOO

[@raoulduke344]

@FrankWoodJr we used to do something similar only we'd place it in between two red hot knives and suck the smoke up. But my favourite with hash was to get a 2 litre bottle and cut the top off and fill with water. Then take a 750ml glass bottle and knock the bottom off it. Fill the 2ltr with water and put a socket with a gauze in the top bottle,burn the hash and pull. I couldn't do a buckets today though - too sore on my lungs now.

[@christiansoldier77]

I like how Lefty says"You brought the family" that always cracked me up lol 😅

[@AnonymousSourcesConfidential]

Blooper: Lefty runs off the boat BY HIMSELF to greet Traficanti. Camera cuts to a different angle and Brasco is walking right next to Lefty.

[@aliasiskey4434]

2:33 i have always loved the way the girl dances and picks her leg on cue. Very beautiful 💃

[@Stefanthenautilus]

Conveniently moving that guy's hand off her butt in the process. Smooth.

[@justinv6410]

Me too. Some smoke show extras in this scene.

[@badhabitts]

You belong to me now...

[@jfigueroa37]

3:10 We throw out "Just so you know" all the time

[@missbelled6700]

go to the BAOW, im gonna stay at the stern, go to da bow

[@marblox9300]

AP looks so different as he grew older than his Godfather days.

[@CraigHalliday-r8q]

Pacino is a brilliant actor

[@alainportant6412]

0:18 Fun fact : The "Left Hand" is an FBI boat that was used in another federal sting before the Donnie Brasco operation, and it ended up on the cover of Newsweek because of a leak 😂😂 Right after that boat party, Lefty and Pistone were eating a bit in Miami, and Lefty noticed that cover of Newsweek and confronted Pistone who eventually managed to BS his way out of it, so the bosses were never informed, but that was a close one. 0:47 and that's the real Joe Pistone just behind Al Pacino.

[@caseymckenzie3951]

I think lefty knew beat that point but couldn’t prove it

[@PepeTheFren]

Well, this is in the movie. There is a scene when he (Lefty) confronts him (Pistone).

[@ShlomoGoldbergStein]

That jacket didn’t help Lefty advance up the ladder.

[@eastofthemississippi2501]

"It's the jjjjaaaaackkkkettt"

[@caseymckenzie3951]

Lol weres the jacket tony

[@Jayzilla-jr4fr]

That JC Penny jacket he got on clearance didn't help.

[@caseymckenzie3951]

Maby had they paid a little more

[@mkruger3852]

The feeling here is not just seen in a gangster movie but in life. Lefty thought this was his shot and he gets looked over. That deflated feeling is a terrible feeling.

[@D.D.-ud9zt]

The big thing no one talks about is age. If Lefty was 20 years younger, no big deal, he could make a business or a big score later. But in that organization he had clearly reached his limit at his age and the best he could hope for was not to be killed or imprisoned.

[@lamontbills2842]

You go to the bow I'm gonna stay at the stern you go to the bow and stay there immm so degusted with you yeah just so you know 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Jer863]

Moral of the story, don’t try being someone you’re not, but be as happy as you can with who you are in the present and work hard, with that philosophy Lefty could have enjoyed himself on the boat instead of sulking like a looser

[@jimnasium452]

At 0:26 Lefty heads to the dock leaving Donnie heading to the stern. Eight seconds later Donnie's on the dock, stride for stride with Lefty. Damn, he's fast!

[@bran1581]

There is so much more to this story and all the work Joe Pistone accomplished undercover. His true story is deep.

[@georgemorenstein]

Some of his best work in this role.

[@CraigHalliday-h2g]

The best Al Pacino films are Serpico Scarface Carlito's Way and Heat and The Irishman and Godfather 1 and Godfather 2

[@CapteinRiggs]

I love this movie so much. This and 'Carlito's Way' 👌

[@maratonlegendelenemirei3352]

3:06 It has that "Watch your back? Better than watching your front!" vibe about it.

[@caseymckenzie3951]

😂

[@caseymckenzie3951]

Let me tell you

[@CrazyMunky84]

What makes this great is that Joe was such a great undercover agent that they believed his backstory that he was indeed from Florida. Hence why he was given the responsibility in Florida.

[@BadreddineMounib]

Lefty worked all his life for this moment

[@Cabledeluz1977]

Poor Lefty, he went from being Peter Clemenza down to Fredo Corleone

[@jfontanez1838]

What the hell made Lefty think that a big boss like Trafficante would just deal and talk with him Lefty was just a soldier which bosses don’t even talk too so he was mad for nothing

[@caseymckenzie3951]

Bosses talk to all made men he wasn’t going to respect him as much as a captain but lefty was known through all the burrows 😆

[@Spanner249]

Even the card would have been an insult.

[@jfontanez1838]

@@caseymckenzie3951only in the movies not real life bosses do not deal with soldiers that’s why soldiers have captains that’s why he ask for Sonny black lefty really thought Sonny wasn’t going too find out

[@KarlPostMalone]

Lmfao @ The card and taking the money out before throwing it overboard

[@CraigHalliday-h2g]

Pacino and De Niro are the best also Brando was a legend too

[@bobbyblue1865]

You go to “you know what the bow is 😅😅 you go to the bow 😅😅 I’m so disgusted with you 😂😂 classic 😅

[@ytpremium7649]

Acting aside fun fact All the top mob actors are beloved in most establishments and according to Bruno Kirby (RIP) who played Clemenza in GF2 they are given free food at delis and restaurants

[@johnnyola8391]

Wow watched it yesterday for probably the 30th time great movie and cast. Sonny Red just looked evil.

[@eddiemunster8634]

That one scene just made me realize how much better Al Pacino is than Robert De Niro

[@MidnightAT]

Both are fantastic. Al Pacino was always a bit better in his best roles but De Niro had better roles. Though we are talking about 2 world class actors here, its like comparing a Ferrari to a Lamborghini.

[@eddiemunster8634]

@@MidnightAT Di nero's psychotic personality obscures his acting talent, I don't see the characters anymore, I see the ranting old man. Dinero is a finicky old Ferrari with unfixable mechanical issues and so you never enjoy the drive anymore

[@MaltedJacker]

De niro is an exceptional actor! Otherwise People would have figured out years ago what a douche bag he is.

[@Phukugoooglification]

Aaaa, Ooooo OoAa Aaa Oooo

[@Brett.D]

@@eddiemunster8634 Agreed...De Niro never acted, he just played himself in made up scenes...

[@TommyWinters-sk1sk]

Love Ya Al a true Master talent and Humanity ❤️

[@Mike1614YT]

one of my favorite movies

[@lugo_9969]

A brilliant movie

[@casparbenjaminseymour]

one of the best mafia films- maybe the most underrated.

[@johnwheatley5641]

I used to live in a place where these low level gangster controlled things and I absolutely hated their guts. They were pathetic but you couldn’t do much because they would kick your head in worse and they were responsible for so much crap. I hated them so much and this film made me feel sorry for one of them. Great acting and writing!

[@D.D.-ud9zt]

I dealt with some mob guys and had nothing but good experiences. They were polite and friendly. I was doing business with them so there was no reason to be rude, but I had an overall good opinion of them.

[@1967mercurycougar]

I never noticed that Donnie was referred to as a “friend of ours” at the end of this scene. Wow, can you get “upped” just like that?

[@khairulizzuddin6203]

Nope you can't

[@daveverplank]

I've read the book several times. The movie told it like it wasn't. The real Lefty was a much sharper dresser.

[@RobertMiller-ye9hm]

Lefty gave me advice on my tropical fishes diseases he had a great deal of knowledge on breeding fish and was a good guy , he loved his fish tanks

[@chrismackeigan5687]

Played perfectly by Mr. Pacino !

[@steveconn]

Great Johnny/Al one-off.

[@gregorshuff405]

3:42 Sonny mentions Vegas and Donnie looks to camera. I swear that’s a reference to the carnage of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Love it

[@jamesharris40001]

They have the heart of glass song and Lefty is showing his heart of glass

[@Jonbombs]

Also they all have hearts and are drinking from glasses, brilliant

[@MrNiss]

Micheal Madson is brilliant in this.

[@monsterman7721]

When al Pacino tells Depp just so you know he sounded like his Tony Montana character.

[@jamesmorant1406]

One of Michael Madsen favorite movies of his own

[@sparkymcplumpthepolydactyl2079]

How Donnie’s drink glass doesn’t fall of the rail of the boat amazes me.

[@DreamDream-n4f]

Lefty worked all his life for this moment for someone else to come and still it

[@billyrussell1511]

Poor aul Lefty... Always on the outside looking in

[@mickeythegent5144]

hearing that you belong to me now is like Your over here now.

[@caseymckenzie3951]

As a former crook I would rather do my own thing the mafia was basically like paying to be a crook with so called protection that could probably end up more dangerous than being on your own

[@CraigHalliday-r8q]

Al Pacino is excellent in this movie

[@stevennavarra3209]

On a boat or Timbuctoo, I wear a suit. For a meeting. And you're late.

[@Marcelo83uk]

The guy who introduced trifficante is the real Joe Pistone

[@OkanCANKURT-wm8zy]

Michael Madsen man, what an actor.

[@Stevesautopartsify]

Michael Madison thought he had zero change of getting this role!

[@qwertyuiop3455]

'Ol Nicky givin those girls a taste of their own medicine

[@opynion]

This scene reminds me of another scene in Al Pacino with Sean Penn in " Carlitos Way" at the cocaine party at his corrupt lawyers residence

[@bradlafferty6076]

What acting by Pacino, forget about it