Don't worry about anything Frankie five angels - Godfather 2

"They went home and sat in a hot bath and opened their veins, and bled to death. Sometimes they gave a little party before they did it.
Don't worry about anything Frankie Five Angels.
Thanks Tom. Thanks."
―Frank Pentangeli and Tom Hagen

[@Sucka4Love1986]

Saddest scene in the movie. Frankie made a mistake and made it right.

[@matthewalexanderlemma8000]

The line, "You were always interested in politics and history" serves as a reminder that Frank Pentangeli was written to replace Pete Clemenza, who was a history buff in the first film.

[@ukkfayooyay]

Frankie deserved a pass. He reasonably believed Michael tried to have him whacked. Otherwise he was always loyal.

[@farmersjt]

Possibly the greatest scene of the entire trilogy. Nothing is said outright. Everything is implied. Two gentlemen who know full well what's going on. A handshake seals it. You take your life against your families safety and security. Wow. 3 1/2 minutes of perfection.

[@DemDoolies]

Man, that last “See ya, Tom” is heartbreaking

[@bicrehan]

Tom calls Frank by his street name, to remind him of the man he was, even as he confirms Michael's wish that Frank kill himself. Perfect writing.

[@exiled373]

The way Tom said "It was, once", it just sad :(

[@CYP0]

That’s how you make someone die, in their own words, by their own hands, of their own accord. Amazing.

[@williamcantafio7500]

To ancient Romans birds were an “omen” of either death or luck. That’s why you can hear the birds being so loud in this clip.

[@elviejo1997]

That music after Tom says 'It was once' referring to the Corleone Empire. Everything in the first 2 movies has a purpose. Part II is the greatest movie of all time.

[@JediPhoenix1976]

"The Corleone Family was like the Roman Empire."

[@HamoodiClash]

Tom was the one who dealt with the traitors.

[@PaulGreen11]

Frankie Five Angels, true to the game until the end.

[@randytauren]

Everything about this movie is so damn perfect. And this scene, dear lord. I have no words. The dialogue, the acting, the subtle agreement between Tom and Frankie to kill himself. Just pure perfection, one of the greatest scenes ever, if not the greatest.

[@mr.chronograph9022]

Frank Pentangeli is one of my favorite characters from The Godfather he seems like the most relatable he had a heart and that "everyman" charm. The actor who plays him gives a great performance that is often overlooked and underappreciated.

[@cardo1111]

One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history. Coppola is a genius and was a young man when this masterpiece was released. A subtle but powerful touch is when Tom is in the car and says to Frank "addio" (Italian for farewell, goodbye forever).

[@deuce2293]

"It was, once."

[@commanderkeen3787]

Modern films are missing scenes like this. Such great dialogue. Two powerful characters having a conversation behind a fence, and it carries more dramatic weight than anything in a 100 million dollar CGI spectacle.

[@rgvm111]

"It was.. once..." with a wishful retrospective gaze, goes to show that tom never expected that Michael would become a calm deviant psychopath. Now the family is scrambled under Michael's supervision, and imagined times with Vito Corleone's Compassionate Charisma for the family

[@philippeh3904]

Duvall plays it so well. Looks longingly in the distance while saying “It was once”, obviously knowing how far the family has fallen. But immediately switch’s back into lawyer mode. One of the greatest scenes in film history