Donnie Brasco (1997) - Don the Jeweler (fugazi)

It's a fugazi

[@cristoferwest5570]

donnie insults lefty to show that he does not know about him and his dealings. brilliant.

[@GEricG]

I never thought of it like that but yeah, makes total sense.

[@speculesgorgoth4055]

I didn't notice ty. Eye hear to seduce you begin by always disagreeing with the victim. Then later switch and Agee to everything.

[@speculesgorgoth4055]

Very interesting you noticed.

[@dondajulah4168]

@@speculesgorgoth4055 The sacred and the propane

[@hawk66100]

I always wondered if it really was a fake diamond or if Joe Pistone just said that it was fake to fool lefty.

[@donc7984]

Al Pacino played a Cuban, a Puerto Rican and Italians. The man is the best actor

[@ThePhoenix109]

@@matthewcraker6729 no never

[@c-payne8576]

Fuggetaboutit

[@LJay2896]

And an Irish guy in the Irish man lol

[@tman651]

True all Legendary parts!

[@scottandsnow4876]

He was special

[@adriansubia777]

"I'm known all over the fuckin world" I love lefty's exaggeration lmao

[@gon7155]

He is now

[@DixiePokerAce]

Lefty was talking about Al Pacino.

[@Soul_dead5612]

Lefty wasnt exaggerating. He was a straight Gangster, one of the last real gangsters. Went and did his time without snitching on enyone

[@adriansubia777]

@@Soul_dead5612 In the boroughs yea but you think Lefty was known like that in let’s say Chicago or Kansas City knew him?

[@ferriscemila8912]

@@adriansubia777 Absolutely grew up in Amsterdam and even we heard about him.Straight up guy.

[@sabonesjones]

In all 5 boroughs I'm known fughetaboutit, that shoulder shrug was amazing lol.

[@donovanjones4170]

"You owe me 8 grand."

[@jonathandlinscott9176]

It was absolutely amazing.

[@gass-pipe-topic3100]

Lmfao

[@johnny7840]

Facts LOL

[@gass-pipe-topic3100]

Lmfao

[@evancancel2213]

One of Depp’s most UNDERRATED roles. He fuckin nailed it.

[@mccarthy5825]

If you ever listen to Donnie and Lefty talk on the actual wiretaps you can hear how good they both are.

[@Aaron_Scissorhands]

They both did an amazing job. Michael Madsen was also incredible in his role as Sonny Black.

[@conversationstranglersteve9873]

Yeah for sure. Donnie Brasco and Once Upon A Time In Mexico are my two favorite Johnny Depp roles.

[@nathand4500]

it's not underrated at all. who is 'underrating' it? in comparison to which roles? anyone who knows anything knows this one of his best roles... stop using the word 'underrated'....

[@jasonmoncrief8853]

@@mccarthy5825 yeah , they sound exactly the same, I couldn't believe how much they sounded like the real Joe Pistone and Benjamin Ruggiero

[@christophersuswal9544]

Donnie: "I'm gettin the cancer over here." Lefty: You'll be alright." 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@inutero10]

The cancer? Lmao

[@OfficialAnarchyz]

Wasn't that knowledge that came later than the time the movie is set in?

[@alexanderesposito5672]

@@OfficialAnarchyz it might not have been as certain then as now but they would have known. This movie is set in the late 70s, early 80s. Smoking and links to cancer were established in the late 50s-early 60s. Though I could be wrong of course.

[@mohamedashian604]

inutero10 fuggedaboutit

[@orderofthedragon3109]

It's "I'm gettin fuckin cancer over here"

[@woodchipper3538]

Pacino is great..his talk..his head movement...body movement...the best actor in the world

[@alekshukhevych2644]

Not to mention if u listen to the wire taps he sounds almost exactly like lefty.

[@neomatrix6749]

I agreed.;)

[@justinamenta7241]

@@jimibarker4873 shut up nerd

[@LennyCash777]

Texas Chainsaw Jesus And Joe Pesci.

[@jrcasselman]

I saw Al Pacino on stage in New York City in 2010. He played Shylock in a production of the Merchant of Venice they were showing in Central Park. Once you have seen him on stage, nothing he does on screen can even remotely compare.

[@RebelThoughts82]

The Godfather - I buy you out, you don't buy me out Donnie Brasco - You dont walk out on me, I walk out on you

[@harizotoh7]

Yeah I noticed that and I think it's a clear reference. In one movie someone says that to Al Pacino and in another film someone says that to him.

[@LuziannMan]

big lac nail on the head! Not many people have heard that story.

[@unicornsteaks6769]

A little trick he learned from Moe Green. I wonder how much of that scene was adlibbed.

[@ThaqtRamone]

exactly what i got reminded of

[@airt698]

Very narcissistic but brilliant acting

[@kejuwanoyoro8508]

The way Pacino pushes the drink away always cracks me up Lmfao

[@ziggymorris8760]

Dejan Ogando incredible timing.

[@Kearyjb]

I really feel like he was paying tribute to the Godfather's Moe Green when he did that.

[@Four6Three1Two]

Keary jon Botley Moe Green scene....I’m interested. Explain.

[@Kearyjb]

@@Four6Three1Two when Michael tells Mo the Corleone family wants to buy him out Mo gets hot. Someone set the glass down in front of him and he immediately picks it up and pushes it away. And of course he tells Michael you don't buy me out I buy you out. In this scene, when Pacino gets hot somebody set the glass down in front of him here immediately picks it up and pushes it away. And he tells Johnny Depp you don't walk out on me I walk out on you.

[@hakshustletv]

Keary jon Botley Yeah the drink was basically a way of the bartender trying to keep things civil & calm him down but by him pushing the glass aside he basically told him not to tell him to calm down as he felt disrespected. Similar in Godfather where he disregards the drink and gives Michael his full attention as he felt insulted as if Michael didn’t respect him with the way he was addressing him like some nobody who hadn’t made his bones. Then the reference of you don’t buy me out I buy you out is pretty much the same thing as the you don’t walk out on me, the correlation is there & it makes sense

[@Kruppt808]

In all the 5 boroughs I'm known, "shoulder shrug" fugetta bout it

[@tochiRTA]

classic

[@jokershand2039]

That's what you call swagg

[@donc7984]

“All over the world”. Well he isn’t lying

[@MrAitraining]

"yeah that's a beautiful thing, but it's not my thing"

[@Danny_G81]

"You gonna walk out on me?? You don't walk out on me I walk out on you" I laugh every time at the part.

[@andrewfury1383]

"Lets go get your car..."

[@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants]

If only men did this to women more.

[@BuzzKirill3D]

"You don't buy me out, I buy you out"

[@ozoz9582]

Moe Green

[@rogermichou8654]

Lefty has HUGE ego

[@rayzaffarese8088]

Donnie why'd you pay for them drinks? classic line, he just took the guys Porsche and he's worried about who pays for drinks. this movie is severely underrated. It is right up there with Goodfellas and the Godfather for best mob movie all-time

[@intermilan05cg]

Ray Zaffarese not the least comparable with Goodfellas, not even close

[@chrisyatooma6395]

This movie is a top ten gangster movie probably 6-8.

[@greencabdispatch242]

GREAT FUCKEN MOVIE...but its a few blocks away from Goodfellas and The Godfather

[@matthoward1174]

The guys wife was merely a WHO-ERRR, who sold the diamond behind his back, and, more importantly, he lost his Porsche.

[@rob_3417]

@@greencabdispatch242 nowhere near the godfather

[@indransubramaniam763]

al played several gangster roles...each one different from another...only a mastro can achieve such a thing...salude....

[@omenani]

Well said

[@thorbat]

It's always weird for me when I see him play a subordinate but it's only because I'm so used to seeing him as the boss, but he can shift between the different power dynamics so naturally it's ridiculous!

[@jayp13]

@@thorbat pffft it’s weird for me seeing him play anything other than Al. We play poker on the weekends. Vacation in the Poconos. All kinds of silly shit. Bob Deniro sometimes comes around and fucks with Al, makes him stutter-step, turns the light off in the room when Al’s still in there leaving him in the dark. Silly shit. The staff at the Plaza Hotel calls us “The FuckAround Gang” when we get together because we’re always up to no good. Always into some shenanigans.

[@lakvindersingh4632]

Yep, fuck Fantastic Beasts👍

[@jayp13]

@Lily /ليلي all my stupid jokes aside, you are like jaw-droppingly gorgeous! Here’s a gold star, just for you ⭐️

[@johnnyroc]

That smirk after "let's go get your car" 'cause he knew he was in

[@azforlifetime]

Mustardeer M He knew he had the Dumbski!

[@shaan1001]

Carrrrrrr

[@matthewdavies9791]

Mustardeer M ii

[@joejohnson6321]

The smirk on Depp's face was not a part of the script, he was smiling in administration of Pacino's acting talent, so when editing they left it in.

[@justinamenta7241]

@@joejohnson6321 admiration*

[@mymamatouchmypeepee2014]

This is Johnny Depp's best performance in my opinion

[@psycowesocial9866]

Fear n loathing

[@JohnWilliamsFromBluff]

Yes, in in younger days he was brilliant. But after playing Captain Jack, he seemed to think that he was Keith Richards. Such a shame.

[@WilliamBati]

I met the real Joseph Pistone, the agent that Donnie Brasco was based on, at a Barnes & Noble book event when the movie came out. Joe explained that in real life he took the Diamond Professional course at the Gemology Institute of America. This is where real jewel professionals go to learn about stones. I looked into that course and it was 10K dollars. That's how he's able to look at the ring in the light and know right away. The book also mentions this in detail. He also kept a studio apartment around York Avenue. Back then, this was common as studio apartments in the area could be rented for less than a thousand bucks. . I remember the lines around the block in the movie theaters where it played. Right in the dead of winter. I saw it at the theater on 2nd Avenue and 12th Street. The Good Ole Days

[@andressantos9130]

if im not mistaken in this particular instance he guessed that it was a fake diamond because iif it was that big and real it would have been worth hundreds of thousands of dollar

[@ericfaz1427]

Showing the flag of Antartica! 🤣🤣

[@user-zf3xb3qx8w]

The GIA course is mail order and out of Santa Monica!! It's a great course. I got an A+ in geometry in HS but the course taught me Tetradodakaheron, and what IT was!! And it's NOT 10 grand, It's quite affordable and you can make payments.

[@lanceoa]

So they took the Porsche instead! ??

[@jamesfeldman4234]

It sounds like you saw "Donnie Brasco" at the Village East Theater. It was originally the Louis N. Jaffe Art Theatre and this was where Yiddish plays were staged. Several great actors got their start playing Yiddish theater at this location, including Edward G. Robinson and Steve McQueen. (And, yes, Steve, had to learn his lines in Yiddish.) I used to live on 12th Street in the Village long ago and occasionally ran into John Cazale from time to time, who lived nearby.

[@TheGiua1973]

I love how Donnie makes the guy think he's the "good cop" and then proceeds to rough him up anyway lol

[@davidemelia6296]

Roughed up is better than dead!!!

[@liukang85]

good point🤣

[@liukang85]

@@davidemelia6296 also a good point!

[@mariolisa2832]

@@davidemelia6296 not sure about that. With that unseen kick/knee to the groin that makes the girls turn away, Donnie prob popped one of bro's balls. a fate worse than death...

[@Amp1771]

I loved Al PAcino's performance in this film. Inside that tough image he was just a lonely guy that wanted respect from someone.

[@michaelparadisis4076]

I don’t know about lonely but he definitely wanted respect.

[@bianca952000]

I cried at the end of this WONDERFUL movie. That scene where he takes his belongings off and leaves them in a drawer...OMG. Al Pacino could read a phone book and it would be fascinating, he's THAT gifted. ❤❤❤❤

[@jackwilliams5474]

You wrote that twice.

[@TurquazCannabiz]

In real life Sonny Black did that and got killed afterwards. Lefty got picked up by the FBI on his way to a sit-down where he would probably get hit.

[@RamsLakersDodgers]

@@TurquazCannabiz Yes.The FBI wanted him to cooperate but Lefty never talked.He was even offered to write a book about his life but again refused.Real standup guy.

[@alexf9381]

@@TurquazCannabiz Yeah. Sonny Black was also the one Pistone (Donnie Brasco) actually personally connected with and became actual real friends with. In the film, its lefty that's made to be Donnies close friend and lefty that's made to die but all of that was Sonny. According to Pistone, it was impossible to become close to Lefty as all he talked about was mob stuff. He never talked about regular things like sport.

[@TurquazCannabiz]

@@alexf9381 Haha you must have seen all his interviews too my friend :)

[@Koldfusion234]

“Ain’t that somethin? That a beautiful thing.” “Yeah, that’s a beautiful thing, but it’s not my thing.”

[@johnnyroc]

Me and my best friend watched this movie 13 times when we were kids. We knew most of the dialogue by heart. Forget about it.

[@mohammedashian8094]

By heart eh? Forget about it

[@ryand9111]

13 times is bad luck, better watch one more time to make it 14

[@art-fw7ci]

​@@ryand9111 let's hope that he and his friend are well and watching of for the 15th time.

[@LacoSinfonia]

“There’s good money in that.” ‘What?’ “What?” ‘What, jewels?’ “Thank you.” I always forget how funny this movie is before it breaks your heart.

[@TheMattmatic]

"Punch of salt" "Punch or pinch?" "Punch, Punch... what, I say pinch?" "Nah you said punch" "Sometimes you don't make no FUCKIN' SENSE, Donnie!"

[@jordantbryant9861]

This is one of the greatest movies i have ever seeen. When i was 23 i moves out first the time. And i was broke. Had no food no cable . Only thing i had was my air mattress lbvs flat screen ps4 and some.dvds my.cousin gave me..one of them was donnie brasco. One of the only movies i could watch back to back Great story great actors great acting.

[@polishpat95]

Your english makes no sense. Didnt understand shit you were saying. Lmao

[@polishpat95]

What's the point of even commenting.

[@24rbjhb2j4hb]

patrick gorski low IQ shithead

[@frankiebigrings7048]

If you had a ps4 you could of watched 123movies or putlockers

[@commanex]

Probably one of pachinos top performances of his career. We all know how compelling and intimidating he is when he's angry and yelling, but when he's calm and collected like this, he's really threatening.

[@samyakjain727]

I felt similarly (just watched this film yesterday). Have seen him in Godfather and Scarface, where he is a force of nature, almost imperturbable. It's dazzling to watch him character as someone so confident. But in this film he is somewhat limited, prone to jealousy, weakness, and manipulation, which displayed a whole new side of acting capability. Definitely stole the film for me :)

[@donaldshotts4429]

​@@samyakjain727Exactly why it's my favorite Pacino character as well. He's vulnerable and really bonds with Depp's character as a father figure because his son is a drug addict and he doesn't have that with him. He's just a low level employee in this one and all that style and ego is gone

[@Senecart81]

The look on Lefty's face, admiring Donny roughing up the guy in the bar.

[@bryantwalker1350]

He was making him an offer he couldn't refuse.

[@jonathandlinscott9176]

A father's pride.

[@shawngregory1429]

One of the best mob films ever

[@XiloChannel]

1:02 LOL... "You looked at it for two seconds!"

[@5280PolotheKid]

Lefty was such a Stand up guy... i always loved that scene where he thinks hes about to die and hes all "If anything happens to me Donnie, make sure Anette gets the Car"

[@IMadeYouUpsetHuh]

At least he never got killed. Died at an old age. He even said he forgave Donnie after many years.

[@joejoerunya8908]

@@IMadeYouUpsetHuhyea he had respect because he went to prison but didn’t rat on anyone so the Mob let him live

[@elbagrau]

You can see that Al Pacino has put an important amount of time into listening to the real Lefty's recordings.

[@marthastubbs8321]

He did the same with Hoffa

[@Rr-rb9uv]

“It’s a fugazi left” while sitting behind them like the boss is still one of my favorite lines ever 😂 I will always love this movie

[@markjpope]

"You walking out on me??" "You don't walk out on me..I walk out on YOU!" LMAO!!! classic !

[@shahji5619]

When the bartender says "Take Care" to Donnie. He knows this may be the last time he sees him.

[@Thoopy76]

DEPP & PACINO Absolutely Grade A material ..Anything Pacino is in is an instant classic hands down an DEPP should’ve gotten an FN Oscar for this brilliant performance 🎭 Speechless!

[@jchockey22]

Jack n Jill?? DunkaDunkaDunkaDunka Dunkaccino!!!

[@josephjames.2277]

It's a wazy it's a woozy it's fairy dust, it's not on the elemental chart!!!!

[@reggiehammond1420]

mcconaughey

[@jackjetson5981]

It’s doesn’t exist

[@inutero10]

It hasn’t fucking landed

[@marioperger737]

“...Those are rookie numbers.... gotta keep the blood flowing”

[@ABRANDONZ1309]

It’s not fucking real! Stay with me now, we don’t create shit, we don’t build anything

[@saulgster]

There are so many great little scenes in this whole scene.

[@BRENDAJASON1]

That Johnny depp even looks like a cop with that mustache

[@51585Pmcc]

The shoulder shrug when he says forget about it and the window and catching Cancer are hysterical.

[@satorified1612]

Depp's best role. Holds his own against Pacino in this movie.....no small feet.

[@Eralen00]

what, size 13?

[@sixforks6543]

Feat

[@DetectiveTrupo203]

Role

[@satorified1612]

@@DetectiveTrupo203 Corrected....a year later.

[@tylerdurden4]

"You tryin to kill me with that draft!"

[@vegetasolo1221]

What's a draft?

[@samyakjain727]

@@vegetasolo1221 when they call you into the army

[@BananaPhoPhilly]

"Put that window up, we'll catch a draft" "I'm gettin fuckin cancer over here" I don't know why I love this exchange so much LOL the delivery is perfect

[@lindacundiff4613]

Lol cancer lol johnny depp laying in bed as Spiderman lol

[@michaeljordan9508]

One of the most classic scenes in all of the modern cinema performed by two great actors of our generation. What a movie....fogget bout it!

[@neil2905]

0:10 that's my favourite part in the movie. Al peering through the window, all paranoid up.

[@joeymangano3122]

that's exactly how a mobster with intimidating talk would go with anger. "I'm known all over the borough's I'm known" they scare ya. I used to live astound a cuisine mob hang out and I came off wise as a 5th or 6th grader. ....he had to b a mobster because he yelled at me scared me and told me he's put my father in the mail box across the street. after that statement yelled at me Italian cuisine mobster hangout or not that's what a true typical mobster would say.true story

[@ekahnsikanabasi9387]

Classic street bad guy

[@mariolisa2832]

@@joeymangano3122 english?

[@Marcus-ru1ht]

Johnny Depp went from Donnie Brasco to Jack Sparrow to Willy Wonka and the list goes on and on. The guy is so so talented he could play so many different characters. And Al Pacino.. Man that guy is God's sent. Period.

[@FaxanaduJohn]

JD hasn’t had much work recently because we Believe All Women.

[@Izaan2810]

​@@FaxanaduJohn Depp has allegations of being abusive on set as well.

[@Fakename70]

I’ve always wondered how it would’ve been if Depp and Dillon switched roles in Donnie Brasco and Drugstore Cowboy.

[@jchockey22]

Then to Whitey Bulger

[@deekaye9403]

Watched this in the afternoon by myself while my roof was being put on. The only time I’ve ever seen a movie by myself in the theater. Great film

[@lyndonallen3237]

I like that you explained why you went to the theater alone, haha. good shit

[@nothing-oj1sz]

I was movies alone in theaters all the time.

[@InTheArmsOfGod]

This whole fugazi scene is nothing without the little key jingle at the end.

[@brandonpotts54]

This movie doesn't get enough credit for how it captured the mafia of that era. The clothes and everything were pretty well done.

[@macklee6837]

There's good money in it? What? ...What? ...What, jewels? Thank you

[@x_mau9355]

Wha'?

[@slickceretto9760]

Lefty never flipped. He stuck to Omerta even after the feds saved his life. Total badass mobster.

[@zezezosezadafrak8210]

The acting in this scene is amazing.

[@stanlee-eq7lu]

Sure, Al Pacino is great in every movie he's in. But I believe this movie and HEAT were his absolute best.

[@VFJosh84]

That look on the bartender’s face was priceless. Great acting from all three. Big up!

[@peaceistheanswer275]

that shoulder shrug, fugettaboutit

[@mccumiskey87]

I always thought it was funny af when lefty says ' I'm known all over tha fuckin world" as he proceeds to look over his left shoulder outside to make sure the world is still out there 😂🤣 One of my all time favourite movies. A classic you can just sit down & watch it when occasionally comes on TV fuhgedabouit 😎

[@jasonmoncrief8853]

Gotta love Al Pacino man, such an amazing Actor... He puts everything into the roles he plays

[@timothymayer3142]

I randomly think about lines from this movie as I go about my day now and then.

[@riseseast6864]

"You gonna walk out on me!? You don't walk out on me. I walk out on you." Classic Al Pacino.

[@dondajulah4168]

The make-up artist deserved an Academy Award for the work she did on David Soul

[@aiyachristian]

The way Pacino slaps that dude on the head and mutters "Eight thousand dollars" is the funniest moment in the whole movie

[@ImTash.O]

“Embarrass myself? Hey, my family, my children, my mother can hold her head up in any neighbourhood in the city when she walks down the block see. In all the 5 Burroughs I’m known, forget about it.” 😂

[@weshebert683]

1:56 the way he shrugs his shoulders and postures when he says fuhgeddaboutit is awesome. Amazing actor.

[@seanmacattram361]

Wes Hebert oppl

[@The01t]

So well acted.

[@andrewmclaren6707]

2 of the greatest actors of all time

[@rylieghsshorts3281]

The best movie I've ever seen!!!

[@camachda]

1:55 I'm known, forget about it (DOUBLE SHOULDER SHRUG!!)

[@Leeohlin89]

Always a favorite classic from the king himself! ❤️

[@DerekForbes-qz5ju]

Pacino is the best Actor alive today absolute pleasure to watch this man play so many different characters in my life time

[@zg1000dru1]

Pacino is genius. Such perfect touches. The little shoulder hitch at 1:57 says so much about the character in a brief moment.

[@dmac5935]

"Wise Guy don't pay for no drink" Right after this scene 😂

[@jaycepero8069]

Johnny Depp personal misfortunes and his obsession with becoming a rock star have made forget what an immense talent he is.

[@topdawg3359]

He needs to write his own music I don't buy it

[@seyeryej]

The funniest part in that whole clip, and there's quite a few, is Lefty is getting ready to talk himself up like he's a big deal and then the bartender completely undermines him with his "Hey Lefty, c'mon, have a spritzer" line. LOL Lefty can't even get free alcohol in a local bar on his street.

[@ladybird131]

Never seen this movie but as I watch....i just love Al. He brings the character to life! I sense a heart breaking betrayal as i way I his eyes. It's almost as if he knows. But like a moth to a flame. He was looking for the son he lost to drugs.

[@ramonsanchez4751]

Your missing out watch it if you still haven't

[@buffythehaterslayer6918]

I highly recommend it.

[@quentin3330]

Joe Pistone took courses in Gemology to really know all about gems and jewellery.

[@unicornsteaks6769]

I know what a fugazi is

[@quentin3330]

Unicorn Steaks LMAO.

[@spiritoflifetruth8089]

U callin me a dumbski? You don't think I know that?

[@lordfatcock]

@@spiritoflifetruth8089 Dunksy

[@sportstrader2175]

From Four Weddings And A Funeral to Donnie Brasco that is quite a transition in one move Mike Newell an ELITE film director.

[@johndee5892]

Its a byootiful ting but it aint my ting

[@joes3844]

Pacino played lefty perfectly what a great actor if you hear the wire taps of lefty guns and Pacino there is no difference

[@jomarz1828]

I just played this cut like 4 times just to hear Al Pacino say "forgettaboutit"... 1:57

[@realguitarshredder]

Hahaha the sarcastic “thank you” from pacino is just gold hahahah

[@chozenknight260]

I always wondered if the diamond was a fugazi or Donnie was lying.

[@troyray7136]

fuggedaboutit

[@The01t]

In the book Joe Pistone says it was a fake, well he actually said 'it just didn't look right'

[@The01t]

***** I know.... I was just pointing out what Pistone said about the incident in the book. In the film it doesn't state whether he was lying or not.

[@The01t]

David Mitnick Perhaps compared to his real diamonds the one lefty had looked like a pile of shit.

[@elmerofairo]

Could've said it was a fake as an attempt to get more involved with Lefty, which ended up happening here. If he had just sold the diamond for him it might've cemented him as a trustworthy jewel fence for Lefty (and his associates) but it would still take him a long time to get any further. Or, it could've actually been a fake like he indicates in the book.

[@Aaron_Scissorhands]

FUN FACT: The term "Fugazi" was originated in Donnie Brasco. No one really knew that it wasn't an actual word and thought it meant 'something fake'. The word really stuck and it is used quite often today and is considered Italian Slang.

[@roydamanna]

This film is something special each and everyone of you should appreciate

[@bombpop2461]

1:43 "In all the five boroughs I'm known forget about it" The way he twirls his finger and shrugs his shoulders this is acting perfection.

[@user-ll2sd8bs4g]

"Whyd you pay for that drink Donnie wise guy neva pay for a drink"

[@NYHENNY]

This movie is a master piece. The sad scene at the end benny got sent for . For real this time.

[@elyaqui5324]

I always like to think this was the director's shout out to One of the Greatest most Underrated band on earth!! Fugazi.. 😊

[@MegaMeco2]

Idk why but when he says "In all 5 Bureaus im known, forgetta Bout eht " with the facial expression and the shoulders cracks me up everytime without fail.

[@elguapo3555]

Boroughs

[@Rob_V_W85]

Lol them towing the Porsche behind the Cadillac always cracks me up.

[@markjpope]

"In all the five boroughs I"M known...fugedaboutit!!"

[@JGD185]

I think this was one of Pacino's greatest roles

[@DefeatLust]

This movie looks sick Time to watch it

[@JS45678]

Donnie Brasco did an amazing job playing Johnny Depp.

[@sackwhacker]

1:56 Best shrug ever

[@x_mau9355]

fhuggetaboutit

[@MrLimborace]

Dats a bootiful ting!

[@del-bertomanning5311]

I worked at Kmart back in the day, when tapes and VCR s was were out,best movie ever,a caddaic better peace and much love

[@PsychokoreUndergroundRap]

I randomly thought about this scene at work.. idk why.. I guess i just needed it

[@JimmyJam1125]

Pacino is a national treasure!!

[@chloecharleston38]

CLASSIC SCENE!!

[@ronshort7820]

Great writing "I'm known around the world" and in the next breath "Lefty from Mulberry Street". Immediately displays how Lefty thinks about himself, and also how territorial the mafia was back then.

[@sharkboyben41]

"Dunsky? You callin' me a dunsky?"

[@lorenagarcia2343]

Excelente actuación, de dos grandes iconos del cine.