Big Jim Colosimo gets murdered in his restaurant | Boardwalk Empire

[@gfunkmadness]

It won’t be cinematic -patsy parisi

[@hksy2k]

An ideal life for many. A personally owned buisness. A car with chauffeur. Having time to do things you love. And most importantly being at peace with yourself.

[@matthewriley7826]

Too bad in that kind of life, there’s always people who will want more…

[@donnovicki9771]

He looks good stepping out of a chauffeur driven, Pierce or Duesenberg, wearing that full length Beaver coat, which is something you don't see anymore. I'll bet the food was great at his restaurant. The attention to detail in this scene is remarkable.

[@MB-fo2sk]

A beautiful scene.

[@100milesnrunnin]

He didn't look to the future

[@matthewriley7826]

“He didn’t look behind neither.”

[@jooghead]

OG hater right here 😂 folks was making crazy money

[@nate742]

@@jooghead​​⁠​⁠​⁠not for long, he wouldn’t have. Probably the reason he was killed irl, was that Jim Colosimo refused to get in on the bootlegging business when everyone else was racing to.

[@jooghead]

@nate742 colosimo wasn't stupid. He knew that contraband brought too much heat and black hand protection rackets would be harder to detect for law enforcement

[@HISPEEDLEVEL]

You are already after middle age, you are not sick, you have power, you have money. You see a lot. Well It is the fine way to die listening Enrico Caruso in your own restaraunt. Quick, clean.

[@shalom462]

His eyeball popped out of his skull

[@HISPEEDLEVEL]

Shalom - He just wanted to see if all looks good and properly at the end.

[@shalom462]

@@HISPEEDLEVEL I suddenly respect him now

[@pickledpeckers7789]

@@shalom462yeah but he didn’t feel a thing just lights out instantly

[@nisidola1576]

Better to retire and pass on the business like Johnny Torio did.

[@danevertt3210]

Probably the best way to go, right there

[@nisidola1576]

Better to retire and pass on the business like Johnny Torio did.

[@dionruffin3996]

And this is start of Boardwalk Empire

[@MrAledro84]

That was a come-from-behind hitman

[@shamsalfarabi6107]

What's the name of this song? I have been trying to find it for a very long time.

[@WhoopsieDayZ]

It is Siciliana (O Lola) by Enrico Caruso

[@shamsalfarabi6107]

@@WhoopsieDayZ Thanks man!

[@fuckchocouch]

@@WhoopsieDayZ I got Caruso for days on vinyl

[@danevertt3210]

@Sukot AF hahahahahaha

[@Darth_Raider8140]

@Sukot AF Best to listen to while eating a big ol' plate of Pastafajool

[@tenorandrewowens]

the creators of this show were very attentive to detail.. chose excellent Caruso photos and even very carefully copied his signature for the autographed photo.

[@supahdupahplayahmacknumbah1]

Only this isn't how it happened

[@Irv350]

It's television. Lots of things aren't "how it happened"

[@orbitalbutt6757]

If I want reality I'll walk outside and eat a flower. If I want a biography I'll buy and read one. I watch TV to be entertained, not educated.

[@jjscallywag1]

@@orbitalbutt6757 You're a modern day Diogenes, pally

[@GobPeezy]

Frankie Yale was in fact the shooter, alongside Al Capone

[@prayingmantis6777]

Lighten up... SupperNumber1

[@_E.J.]

“Frankie Yale. How are you? I understand you just got back from Chicago.” “I was visiting a friend. So what?” “It was a lousy visit, though. For your friend, I mean.”