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[@commanderkeen3787]

Trivia: the actor playing KK Ichikawa is actually Robert De Niro's business partner and a professional chef. Together they own a chain of Japanese restaurants

[@admiralflynn895]

For real?

[@DGNYY27]

It’s Nobu Matsuhisa

[@loudmusic1427]

@@DGNYY27 all the years… must have seen the movie at least a dozen times, and I never realized that was Nobu. Thanks for that tidbit.

[@davemustaki134]

Deniro better be careful Nobu doesn't gamble all the profits away and close down the restaurants

[@aleiterful]

What’s the name of the restaurant

[@pod9363]

Robert De Niro:” in the end we get it all” Black guy: GADDAMMIT

[@T3Daioh2003Azumanga]

LMAOOO

[@peternehemiah1606]

Ha!

[@RandalBauer11]

Scorsese’s editing for his early 90s filmography was next level brilliant

[@mikekillagreen9432]

​@RandalBauer11 Same editor for 50 years. Even now. That's some loyalty. She won Oscars too. A crime Scorsese only has one Oscar

[@Sgt.Dornan]

I always found it funny that a billionaire is still unable to resist the urge to take home free soap from a hotel.

[@drp8710]

Harper Bowersox stfu you clown

[@StuUngar]

Hey....it’s free. His housekeepers and maids probably steal all of his towels and soap at home.

[@OVI-Wan-Kenobi-8]

They're souveniours of his gambling conquests.

[@cheguevararevolutionair852]

That is called human greed for some it is never enough

[@EGarrett01]

It's the same reason that some bodybuilders won't take a sip of soda. You don't get to the point where you have a ridiculously built body (or bank account), unless you're the type of person to try to make every single penny you can in every possible way. (some people make their money through luck of course, others through their own mentality, etc, we're talking about the mentality)

[@horrortackleharry]

"They can't bet small for long. He didn't think of it as winning $10k, he thought of it as losing $90k." Yep, that's the trick right there.

[@steverogers7601]

“I’m not losing $50 on an already millionaire E thot! It’s providing me entertainment!!” [as she spends that money on the boyfriend she keeps a secret] I gotta get in on this if people are twisting stuff around to feel better about their nonsense.

[@DMalltheway]

Would’ve been funny if the Chinese guy simply got in a car, said he was going back to the casino and then ditches for LA to fly out.

[@retroguy9494]

That's why it's a disease. I never gamble because I always lose. Every single time. The most I do is play the lottery when it hits like a half billion or a billion. And even dropping THAT $10 or $20 on tickets bothers me. I haven't even won so much as 5 bucks on the lottery!

[@Astrithor]

Wish to GOD I had watched Casino before I moved to Oklahoma when I was 18. Could have saved my whole life.

[@GirlycarDawn]

Why, what happened?

[@bigwilly43729]

@@GirlycarDawn He probably got taken for a ride. You can get in a casino at 18 in OK and there are plenty available, lol. Every single word in this video is accurate about any casino, even small ones in Oklahoma.

[@ThereIsNoLord]

God lets us down. Again.

[@pjuggle]

@@bigwilly43729I’ve witnessed both gambling addicts winning furiously and mushes losing the title to their house and cars. Once saw the trainers for Hugo Chavez lose all of their cash they earned from his fight at craps and then try to get comped. The casino manager at the Mirage explained they are supposed to request a comp prior to playing and ask to be rated as a player. They didn’t understand and still wanted to be comped a room and meals, etc. Chavez was long gone probably back to Acapulco and these guys wound up sleeping in the lobby trying to scrounge up enough bus money to get to Tijuana. Seen a little old lady put $3000.00 on zero at the roulette wheel and it hit! She walked away with over 100k and acted as if she had just won a stuffed animal. Turned out she was an old school Hollywood producer widower who came to Vegas once a month. Ridiculous how much money can be won and lost.

[@tee4965]

The look Ace gives as Ichikawa's limo returns is so calculated. He knows he's about to bleed him and there's nothing Ichikawa can do about it, absolutely genius.

[@TheTallMan50]

Welcome back...we've been expecting you. 😏

[@robertusthemac]

Deniro was a made man, and Ichikawa wasn't

[@answerman9933]

Can Ichikawa not gamble?🤔

[@jtaco4101]

​@@robertusthemacnope jew fbi informant

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

@@robertusthemacdeniros character “Ace” Rosenthal Goldstein was a Jewish high earning bookmaker who was an associate of the Chicago outfit, The Chicago Outfit was different to the five families in NYC in the fact that they had very high ranking Associates who EVEN THOUGH couldn’t be made into the Family they were given high status if they earned well unlike in new York where associates of crews were just grunts, not only was Rothstein a top earner he was given the Keys to Las Vegas to run the Dunes Casino for the Outfit ..there was also a Japanese fella in the 50s to 70s in the Outfit named Tokyo joe who actually had his OWN crew even though he wasn’t made in the Outfit but an Associate “ to be made into a crew, you have to be 100% percent Italian so they can trace your family back to the old country” - goodfellas

[@benderbendingrofriguez3300]

The Character K.K.Ichikawa was based on Akio Kashiwagi, a real estate investor based in Tokyo who will be killed in 1992 at his house in Tokyo, close to Mount Fuji. His murder was never solved.

[@jquest43]

Yakuza

[@Loner-Wolf]

@@jquest43 no it was the bride from kill bill with a Hattori hanzo

[@jquest43]

It was iitchi!!

[@striker764]

Stabbed over 150 times with a samurai sword......damn

[@dylanbelven7137]

Ya they banked him ! And lost it all

[@Bokaj01]

It's sometimes easy to forget how long De Niro has been in the industry. He was already legend a here. At this time Clooney waited for his big breakthrough in From Dusk till Dawn, Banderas had his in Desperado, Travolta his big comeback a year earlier in Pulp Fiction, Samuel L. Jackson his big breakthrough in same movie, and it would be another two years before Di Caprio became a superstar and anyone even heard of Matt Damon and Affleck...etc etc...

[@gc3k]

He's been acting in movies for over 50 years

[@DMalltheway]

Samuel L Jackson killed it in Jungle Fever (1991), still one of his best of his career.

[@chriss7430]

Absolutely. When he appeared in Goodfellas back in 1990 he was the "and" on the billing, reserved usually for legends. That was 30 years before The Irishman!

[@Kromsmitesyou]

It's not hard to forget, the guy looks decrepit as hell. That scene in the Irishman where he was supposed to be beating that shop owner was pathetic. Not to mention the guy is a typical Hollywood limousine liberal douchebag. Fvck him.

[@14habibs]

@@fredrickfrederickson5246Heat and Copland would come to mind, they came right after Casino.

[@shatterjack]

I always liked the nameless staffmen backing up Ace wherever he goes, rolling deep just ready to crack heads 1:50

[@carlcarlos1877]

More henchmen than staffmen

[@mindriot91_96]

1:53 Guy on the right. That's Ritchie, he's the one who gets the lead pipe to the head in the killing montage.

[@PhatwardMcBizzleboom]

The shot at 0:50 in my opinion is overall the best in the entire movie, the way the camera pans, Ace standing defiantly getting ready for revenge, and the way jazz version of "The In-Crowd" fades into the original lyrical Dobie Gray R&B soul version. The shot says it all: you cross Ace, you pay the price - BIG time!

[@mdroc1]

Yes yes... And after the handshake, you can just hear Ace say "no no.... No gambling"

[@HYPERI0N.]

Not trying to be one of those people, but just wanna say the sequence you like is not a “pan” shot. It’s a tracking or dolly shot with a zoom, Scorsese loves that combo and uses it a lot. The camera never moves in a panning shot, it just swivels left or right. There is actually a pan in the scene just before when Rickles character leaves the counter to say something to the whale. The camera pans left.

[@PhatwardMcBizzleboom]

@@HYPERI0N. My mistake. Thank you for clearing that up for me and fixing my movie terminology! Lol

[@HYPERI0N.]

@@PhatwardMcBizzleboom cool, I figured that if you love film as much as me you’d appreciate some of the technical jargon. But from now on you’re gonna notice tracking zoom shots all over the place, lol. My apologies 😉

[@PhatwardMcBizzleboom]

@@HYPERI0N. Lol, well apparently I'm not as knowledgeable with the technical mumbo-jumbo as I thought I was. But at least now I know not to call that kind of shot a "pan shot" again, hehehe. Just Googled tracking zoom shot and I wanna thank you for helping me with that one, too!! Never knew what that kind of shot was called until now! Lol so much for my movie knowledge

[@Cookieboymonster1962]

Reminds me of baseball legend Yogi Berra when someone asked him about a plush hotel he'd stayed in. He said, "The towels were so thick I could hardly close my suitcase."

[@retroguy9494]

😂😂🤣🤣

[@r0ckworthy]

I used to work as a blackjack dealer at one of the big casinos in South Lake Tahoe. You start to get a feel for how much money people spend on average. The average buy-in was $100 cash. That $100 would get people about between 30 minutes and an hour playing blackjack. So figure the casino gets paid an average of $100 per hour, per customer, and they serve many hundreds or even thousands of customers per night. Imagine how much money is made, and really all they're doing is pushing cards and chips back and forth across a little table.

[@GreatNewsVideo]

lol at this math....

[@ThereIsNoLord]

1:49. Joke's on you. He got a whole floor full of towels and soaps.

[@DCol]

3 million dollar towels 😂

[@mdroc1]

The Tangiers casino in the film was largely based on The Stardust casino. One night in Vegas in January 2006 while there for a night, I'd finished playing and decided to walk up to the Stardust at 3.00am. One of the pit bosses there struck up a friendly conversation with me and he recounted stories and memories from the days it was run by Frank Rosenthal (Robert De Niro character) in 1970s as the pit boss was working there back at that time. Later that year, it was closed and demolished. Always wondered what happened to the lovely friendly pit boss who has worked there 30+ years. It was a real treat to end my first trip to vegas speaking to a person from that time and place, sharing famous stories from the past with first-hand experience. The pit boss added that the real-life Joe Pesci character moved around between lots of casinos, but largely hung out at the Dunes, which was later replaced by the Bellagio. FYI - after years of the stardust property changing hands and changing construction plans repeatedly, a new casino called Resorts World is being built and plans to open in 2021. At this time, it's predicted to be the most expensive casino built on the strip.

[@Vendzor]

Great story, thanks for sharing!

[@chriss7430]

Great story, thanks! I'm back in Vegas this summer for a week. Can't wait.

[@mdroc1]

@@chriss7430 have fun. And check out the Sahara. It's awesome but a little out of central strip

[@InflatableConan]

Awesome story. Have you had a chance to visit Resorts World? It's a huge disappointment. Except that the Mike Tyson statue they have there is pretty cool. I grew up in Vegas in the '90s and miss places like The Stardust, The Frontier, MGM Grand Adventures, and so forth. Hope that pit boss is doing well.

[@mdroc1]

@@InflatableConan howdy, thank you kindly. Would you believe that 9 months ago I went to Vegas for a week and literally walked past resorts world but didn't cross the road to have a look. Interesting to hear it's a bit of a let down. As a side note, I went to Sahara to perhaps catch a little nostalgia of las Vegas, and I was so impressed with it that it's my hotel of choice next visit. I loved the gaming floor, pool looked great, good food and bar options, rooms look a little unique but very comfortable... And honestly it feels like it's way cheaper than the centre of paradise. Wished I'd seen Vegas properly and with a little money on the 1990s but I wasn't legal age then!! Cheers thanks for reply.

[@SauneroLoco]

Best movie . I watch it from time to time and I know it will get me entertained and stick every time !! What a masterpiece !!

[@jonathanc.gillespie4897]

Yeah I agree, this is a top 10 flick for me.

[@hbloc-ei5kf]

I love the way the Ramsey Lewis version of the “in crowd” is finished off with the Dobie Gray hit, my favourite bit of the film.

[@Julian-AJCP]

On social media the cardinal rule is to keep them watching and keep them coming back. The longer they keep consuming the more time they lose. In the end we get it all.

[@7018dreams]

You nailed it! 🙌

[@dergluckliche4973]

Such fantastic music throughout this film. In this segment: Ramsey Lewis Trio's "The In Crowd." At the point where they're being welcomed back to the casino after the flight problems, it is Dobie Gray's "(I'm with) The 'In' Crowd," before fading back into the Ramsey Lewis version. For the little bit of the segment tacked on at the end, the "Goddammit!" is from Les McCann's "Compared to What?"

[@AChillPirate]

Nice profile pic. As Above, So Below - your favorite?

[@dergluckliche4973]

@@AChillPirate It's up there. The ending was a little weird but overall I like the movie enough to stop and watch it if I see it on TV. The pic is a little homage to my job transferring me to Paris.

[@AChillPirate]

@@dergluckliche4973 Ah, okay. Once I leave the US Army, I’d love to teach English abroad, preferably in Poland. Poland’s a very beautiful country

[@toreckman8899]

My man. Great to know there’s someone out there who has great taste in music. A shout out to Eddie Harris. Cold Duck Time

[@johncontreras2327]

I work a casino and I gotta tell you that this could t be any more accurate. I see that everyday.

[@mdroc1]

Hahaha too true. Someone who arrives in Las Vegas on Friday and wins 3k on a casual night before the big Saturday night is the wet dream of the house

[@davidhutchinson6377]

Love Don Rickles.....can't understand it, better down here than...up there.

[@marioiacolucci]

Was thinking about the part were nicky was beat up thank god its only a movie

[@orbison]

The funny thing is that this is one of the few points that he has any dialogue. Scorsese cast him because of his presence, as he represented the 70's Vegas era shown in this film, as one of the top entertainers during this time (the fact that Rickles was also an underrated dramatic actor was a bonus.)

[@tbeller80]

The behind the scenes on the Oceans 13 DVD has a nice segment on how the casinos treat the whales. They give them free rooms, shows, planes, cars, the whale loses a couple million at the tables and in the end they tell the owner "I had a great weekend. See you soon!"

[@tbeller80]

If you think about it, they're not getting played. You would imagine somebody with that much money to burn understands they're probably not going to win at the tables, so if they're going to do it they ought to have the most fun they can. That's where a casino with a great host pulls out all the stops to ensure that million dollars worth of gambling happens in his house instead of somebody else's.

[@JavMacHer]

Akio Kashiwagi (柏木昭男 Kashiwagi Akio, also known as "The Warrior"; 1938 - January 3, 1992) was a wealthy Tokyo-based real estate investor. Kashiwagi regularly played baccarat for large sums, betting $100,000 or $200,000 a hand, for hours at a time. On January 3, 1992, Kashiwagi was killed, stabbed as many as 150 times with a samurai sword.

[@AndyinMTL]

Clancy Featherton danm

[@joshuabrooks4907]

Rest in peace, Akio!

[@gc3k]

He was a bright man

[@Kruppt808]

Morale of the story: don't be a great gambler or hire alot of bodyguards.

[@Alejo__]

Clancy Featherton you dont stabb with a samurai sword.... you slice with it

[@tugwilsond8907]

Two technically three great songs in one scene..... fabulous scene 👍🏻

[@mdroc1]

Music married well with the scene. Was a big brilliant element of the film production

[@jmeler1254]

What were the songs

[@lotatude]

@@jmeler1254 “Compared to What” 4:00 is where it starts in the below video kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqKxe5mMjd2lh7c

[@confirmhandle]

The Japanese billionaire won so much they had to give him The towels soaps and even Tommy DeVito shine box

[@scottmiller6495]

Absolutely fantastic scene from a great movie!!!!!

[@Htheorphanarian]

just brilliant, there's so much flow and rhythm to the script, it's as hypnotic as a 5 reel video slot!

[@tangocash7304]

1:50 the best intro music when you walk into a room.

[@bondalemecovillage6738]

Don Rickles was cast so well in this movie

[@stupidminotaur9735]

ive been looking for this scene for awhile thanks for uploading

[@bigwilly43729]

I've seen this movie 100 times and it is really hitting me that this dude took those towels. And not one towel, ALL of them. And the soap! Who wants to use hotel soap?

[@tonyc8752]

As a billionaire, I can confirm that we are billionaires because we don’t pay for soap or towels.

[@AmericanCryptid1]

Thanks for teaching me your ways, I’ll be as rich as you soon.

[@tonyc8752]

@@AmericanCryptid1 Made a bad investment 4 months ago... I'm no longer part of the 3 comma club. Now I am just a normal millionaire, like you all... just waiting' to die basically.

[@roberthough3576]

The film was shot in the Rivera I was there in 94 watching Denero by the swimming pool great film

[@kitekey2085]

If anyone's looking, dobie greys version of the in crowd is what your looking for.

[@stewartberger7734]

I was looking indeed. Thank you

[@emilymathews7073]

Why it’s important to WALK AWAY when you’re winning. Very hard to do.

[@scottmiller6495]

All this is true even to this day, Brilliant!!!!!

[@BackwoodsFilms]

There's no way you can use the words "Casino" and "Best scene" without referring to one of the clips with Joe Pesci.

[@brendanmarriott661]

The whole movie is a best scene

[@tvtechwonv27]

The Boxman is watching the Shine box.

[@ismaelali8011]

"These mechanical things"😂😂😂

[@jamesrosano9439]

This whole scene was brilliantly shot Marty can really tell a story without flaws

[@lvgolfer35]

Lol!! At 1:02-1:05 he tells him, "no gambling no gambling." As that was just the simple code to "give it all back otherwise we're gonna beat it outta ya".

[@jerryhello]

The most accurate part of this was the billionaire stealing towels, shampoo, and soap.

[@kadafi4lyf]

"in the end we [the casino] get it all"

[@christopherthorkon3997]

Which is why I don't gamble. Waste of time.

[@chewface]

Almost makes you wonder why so many humans are stupid enough to even walk into a casino.

[@leejackson4724]

yakikadafi I have never had a gambling problem because I have a losing problem🐸🐢🐢🐢

[@vibovitold]

@@chewface they're not "stupid", they just value the thrill of the hazard more than the money. other folks may do bungee jumping - you could also call it a waste of time and money. every human activity apart from earning - wheter it's listening to a concert, having dinner at a fancy restaurant or readinb a book - is, essentially, a waste of time and money

[@chewface]

@@vibovitold The thrill of losing all your money for the extremely small chance of maybe making a lot. Dunno, man. Sounds pretty stupid to me.

[@konnorrockkonnoisseur4970]

This scene, right here, is why I don't gamble. I've never set foot in Vegas and I have no desire to. They're all designed to make you lose

[@adamschaeffer1436]

Pay attention Millennials... 1:46 - you don't murder your enemies and treat them like shit! You outsmart them and make them your slaves.

[@frankieb8591]

I never stepped foot in a Casino ever since I watched this movie.

[@Thejordanenthusiast]

*You can either walk outta here with the money and the hammer, or with the free towels and soaps; but you can’t have both.*

[@theunknown4570]

godammit!!!

[@youarerightboss]

An educational documentry.

[@bujubanton3829]

this scenes reminded me that story of that asian dude Terrance Watanabe that used to be in Vegas betting large sums of money and got his pockets ran deep in similar fashion i guess he just one of many through history

[@amberlynn147]

"In the end, we get it all." Not if the whale drops dead of a heart attack while still up a few mill. In THAT case, presumably his winnings go directly to his heirs. ;-)

[@florinivan6907]

Its very rare for a whale to drop dead when playing. Their willpower is so strong they stay alive just to have one more go at the table.

[@amberlynn147]

@@florinivan6907 LMAO! It's true, it's so true! '-)

[@corssecurity]

Malfunction voids all plays. 😅

[@SDRob01]

Now, the Resort Fees pay for those soaps and towels. 😩

[@axelwill1151]

Epic Movie..Big Up !!

[@flashkraft]

In any game of chance where your chances of winning a round are less than 50%. You may get lucky and win in a few rounds in the short term but the longer you play the more rounds you lose. Its basic math but people who gamble don't seem to get this.

[@phnvt7298]

It’s entertaining at some point and if u don’t mind loosing what u bring Vegas is awesome

[@mdroc1]

I'm the OP.... And tomorrow I'll be in Vegas :) fun awaits

[@bighand1530]

How did that go?

[@mdroc1]

Actually it went wonderfully. It was like a dream thanks for asking. Won 500 the first night on some slot game. Few days with cocktails floating around a pool in pure relaxation bliss, won another 700 on slots, then jumped into a poker tournament and won over 2000. I came home with money. I'm sure that will never happen again, but I'll enjoy the one off. As a side note, Vegas is very expensive now. In past times, it was always considered cheap and cheerful. Paying $60+ for a good entree at a restaurant isn't uncommon.

[@skinsman3]

That woman next to him is fine...

[@kingpin6989]

Yeah, I'd do everything to her.

[@joseph_b319]

Yeah but she ain't cheap though.

[@ryanmcmanus9853]

DarKKnightt07 not all women. But women like that are

[@CalTxDude]

Great scene!! Thanks for posting this!

[@kagekun1198]

The way the casino fleeced Ichikawa with fake breakdowns and comped rooms reminds me of a sad Reddit story. There was this mildly mentally handicapped guy who really wanted a free breakfast. Since casinos sometimes give comped food to players, he started playing. He began winning and winning a couple thousand bucks and still no comp breakfast. The whole time, the dealer was staring at the pit boss, and the pit boss kept shaking his head, "not yet". Every player watching was telling the guy that he won enough to buy the best breakfast in Vegas many times over, and still the man kept playing. He really wanted his free breakfast. Soon, the odds began tilting toward the house. The guy started losing and losing while the players kept saying to pull out and get his own breakfast already, that guy kept playing and losing. All this while the dealer was staring at the pit boss, and the pit boss kept shaking his head, "not yet". Eventually, the man lost all his winnings and his money. Everyone was fed up, and then finally, the pit boss gave the guy his free breakfast. The house is there to fleece you. Suck you dry. All the free food and drink is there to make you lose.

[@testing6753]

yes sir. It's important to stay focused and keep in mind, these people are NOT your friends.

[@DMalltheway]

Funny how if he would’ve responded by ditching Vegas for LA in a car without telling De Niro and how he would’ve responded.

[@TS50ER]

Now that's how you do narration.

[@Nonaggress]

I love how the rules are inverted for a casino. Gamblers should cut their losses or quit while they're ahead. Casinos only lose if the playing ever stops.

[@gandhithegreat328]

Lost $125 in a casino once. That was enough for me

[@apocyldoomer]

This is why I do not go to casinos and waste my money, yep!

[@slowpoke96Z28]

Aww man, don’t have that attitude. Somebody has to win every now and then. Why not you?

[@mikehunt6492]

Never gonna win with that attitude

[@Antonocon]

The comment section is great here.

[@lvgolfer35]

Nicky's shinebox came to life and stabbed him with the sword that many times!!

[@chriss7430]

Lose the exclamation marks. Ruins the in-crowd reference to these Borko inspired lines. Too needy.

[@kadafi4lyf]

0:38 the casino manager is also the pilot?

[@jym1855]

Probably he entered the plane to show ‘interest’ about the problem

[@DCol]

He got himself some $3 million towels 😂

[@rodneythenewsgeek9426]

1:51 always thought this shot was boss as fuck

[@breannesmith9218]

i play $5 and leave. whatever i get free in drinks etc.

[@leejackson4724]

Breanne Smith on those rare occasions I visit a casino I always buy my drinks, the free ones are too weak.

[@victorespino5650]

@@leejackson4724 getting a beer is best bet

[@guapoviejo9135]

@@leejackson4724 : Weak drinks- you can consume more drinks without getting smashed while you bet or just enjoy the atmosphere.

[@DrNickRiveria]

@@leejackson4724 the free drink is an illusion. it doesnt exist. Everybody pays for their "free drinks" with all the money they lose at the slots or the tables. Nothings free in this world. especially at a casino.

[@newphilmz3605]

Most don't even give free drinks anymore. I've always had to pay, and they're not cheap either

[@stellac.e2086]

a GREAT movie. AND..... this whale got played!! could not resist trying to win more money, didnt see the 'set up' 😂

[@mdroc1]

And... When he arrives back at the casino, de Niro even insists : no no no... No gambling

[@TheKinoEye]

This awesome movie. These awesome individual scenes and comments on each, here on YT. Enterfuckntainment!

[@krtlkid]

Anybody knows whos the girl ichikawas with?

[@lc9245]

I was working at a back alley recycle tech shop and during some banter, my boss told me not to call him boss and point at the security camera and said “that’s the real boss”. It never quite hit me until later that I was working at a laundry for wise guys.

[@Guns7469]

1:55 same shot in Color of Money. Scorcese is untouchable.

[@joeykonyha2414]

People don’t beat the casinos. People just borrow money from them for a while.

[@mdroc1]

Yep.... Everyone should have a read about Archie Karas. He went to Vegas and had a monumental run at the casino. Defied odds, at one point the casino paid him for racks of their own $500 chips back because Archie had so many in his private vault... Then he lost it all a year or two later

[@DMalltheway]

Would’ve been funny if the Japanese players simply then got a limo to head to LA to catch a plane there and what De Niro would’ve done to respond to that.

[@corssecurity]

Four hour trip

[@DMalltheway]

@@corssecurityBetter than getting screwed by the casino

[@lotatude]

The song in this scene at 1:50 is “Compared to What” kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqKxe5mMjd2lh7c Start at 4:00

[@Coolygirl031]

I don't know why that guy didn't just stop gambling when he knew he was losing. Its so funny the little honey next to him has this disappointed look on her face lol

[@MikeRen1995]

2 days ago was my very first time watching Casino AND OMGG i rewatched this scene 7 times I was CRYING LAUGHING how they got that man back. Bro 2 million downstairs 🤣 shampoo, towels and soap upstairs in a whole suitcase 🤣🤣 you better get this man back haha

[@howinooz]

Who is the woman who is in this scene?

[@jakelamota1893]

I tryed finding her in the credits I cant find the actress name

[@paulgonzalez5363]

I never understood why it went from day to night.... how long does it take to find out the plane is on the fritz?

[@eazye088]

They were probably sitting in there for hours while they had the mechanics pretending to look over the jet's instruments.

[@TheTallMan50]

@@eazye088 Sneaky bastids

[@MrHigherplane]

That piano

[@blakemorgan8845]

"I want a close up shot of de Niro smoking which fades into another close up shot of Robert de Niro smoking." 1:48 - 1:57 ahh yes, perfect

[@benjackhenry]

Which pixel is Robert De Niro?

[@johnspinelli9396]

This is what casinos do in real life

[@dmoon224]

Could be yakuza. If u look closely hes missing the tip of his pinky.

[@seandenzelrhymer760]

Silencing capable bodies? Mr abbott and Langford?

[@ronniebishop2496]

That Japanese guy was never a varsity player, this is something your wife might enjoy besides all those towels and free soap she put in her bags, blueberry muffins with the exact amount of blueberries in each muffin now I’ll bet you won’t see that in Tokyo.

[@drpatandkay]

Could someone please tell me who is the woman with the Ichikawa character? The credits don't tell who she is.

[@elborrach6829]

Mr. Rothstein lives and breaths gambling 🎰 🎲 🃏 ♣️ ♦️ ♥️

[@Some-kid-called-David]

The house always wins

[@DG-EditsYT]

Cheapskate who steals towels and soap, no wonder they hammered him big time 😂

[@DMalltheway]

If he was really stingy like me I would’ve tricked them and then switched cars, took a cab and went to LA or Phoenix with the money.

[@georgemorley1029]

The eye in the sky is watching us all.

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

deniros character “Ace” Rosenthal Goldstein was a Jewish high earning bookmaker who was an associate of the Chicago outfit, The Chicago Outfit was different to the five families in NYC in the fact that they had very high ranking Associates who EVEN THOUGH couldn’t be made into the Family they were given high status if they earned well unlike in new York where associates of crews were just grunts, not only was Rothstein a top earner he was given the Keys to Las Vegas to run the Dunes Casino for the Outfit ..there was also a Japanese fella in the 50s to 70s in the Outfit named Tokyo joe who actually had his OWN crew even though he wasn’t made in the Outfit but an Associate “ to be made into a crew, you have to be 100% percent Italian so they can trace your family back to the old country” - goodfellas

[@corssecurity]

Sicilian.

[@lkgrave4959]

Gotti had the last rule changed for his son who was past Russian.

[@mikekillagreen9432]

Someone is Always watching. We are watching KZbin, KZbin is watching us, The studios are watching the analytics of what we watch and the directors are watching the studios, the actors are watching the directors and everyone is watching the actors for their next movies. The internet is watching us ALL.

[@bigmacboy876]

What is the Song In the Beginning? I Enjoy Jazz.

[@ForceMaximus84]

Winston's Engines & Remanufacturing “The In Crowd” by The Ramsay Lewis Trio

[@SJtoobsox]

Anyone know the gorgeous Japanese models name?

[@aguy3203]

This is pretty much how social media works

[@watashiiru]

Is this David Scatino in other version?🤔🙄

[@GizmoBeach]

And I’m watching the eye in the sky. 👀

[@seanrichmond6507]

When you drop all your winning chips on the casino floor 1:50

[@dank82]

the Japanese cheapskate is Nobu in real life