Godfather The Life and Death of Paulie

[@KneelB4Bacon]

1:20 Clemenza is personally motivated to get rid of Paulie because in the book, he recruited him in the first place. So he feels responsible for what happened to the Don and feels that this is his mess to clean up.

[@BlackangelKatakuri]

And yet he still stops to feed his face .

[@berkanttahirov1645]

Catzilla And Paulie Gatto is in the book portrayed tougher,more muscular.Than this actor.Lot of things in the book are different from the movie.. I just red the book last week.

[@hippiesmile2851]

Paulie was like a son to Clemenza. But when the shit hit the fan, he did what was needed to do.

[@811chelseafc]

Star Platinum, The World! Yeah I think removing that from the movie was a good call lol

[@ronniebishop2496]

Star Platinum, The World! Remember Sonnys wife with some girls at a table showing them how big Sonny was.

[@emmaduncan2991]

Sweet Jesus, doe's anyone ever survive riding in the front seat with these guys?

[@laminage]

That was so true and funny. Gee Whiz. Carlo's killing was worse than Paulie's.

[@_gabrielrios_4845]

That is one Legitamite Question

[@robwatt9342]

Rule number one never sit in the front seat

[@Kyavata]

You have a routine, and you follow it except random occasions when you purposely don't, and when someone else asks you to change that routine, you shit yourself.

[@valentinofalcon3133]

They kill front or back

[@kevinhealey6540]

The actor who played "Paulie" is John Martino. He was born in 1937 in Brooklyn. He is basically a nice guy. When people recognized him after the Godfather, his persona was totally different from the character he played. He's been married for decades to the same wife. He continues to work in films. There was a book about him "A Wish Beyond The Stars, The Johnny Martino Story". He's also an accomplished singer. You can see him sing on You Tube.

[@lorenzolucifuge1653]

Nah,he was too young to be born in '37.

[@XxxDIOxX]

Is he related to Al Martino?

[@KebabMusicLtd]

@@lorenzolucifuge1653 He was 37. Born in 1937. That makes him three years older than Sonny (James Caan)

[@TheCSC017]

Useless fact: leave the gun was scripted, take the cannoli was improvised.

[@Hallahanify]

Its in the book I'm pretty sure..

[@fikrifadillah3247]

Maybe u should have called it "Fun fact"

[@CameronsCars]

Which is why The actor that plays Clemenza didnt return in Godfather part II, because he insisted that if he comes back, he can write his own lines.

[@ray.shoesmith]

Powerful No it's not. In the book Rocco throws the gun into the swamp and cannoli isn't even mentioned. "Rocco Lampone scrambled out of the back seat. He still held the gun and he threw it into the swamp. He and Clemenza walked hastily to a car parked nearby and got in."

[@victorbruno271]

I also find it very funny how to KZbin commentators every single "great line" from any movie was improvised.

[@camp168]

one of the greatest movie lines of all time, "leave the gun, take the cannoli's"- lol

[@theconquistador8862]

camp168 "leave the gun, take the cannoli's" Even murderers have to listen to their wives....lol

[@cha5]

+Donovan F Mrs Clemenza: "What are these red stains on the cannoli box?!?" :-/

[@nc7183]

Cannoli is plural. No need for "s".

[@TheLoomisShow]

It wasn't even in the script either. Clemenza added it. It was only suppose to be "Leave the gun." Haha So great.

[@markotter2707]

@@TheLoomisShow As many times as I've heard that I never knew it was plural...sounds like he puts an "s" sound on the end of the word.

[@iconoclasttheunholy4540]

Rocco kills Paulie and sacrifices himself killing Hyman Roth and is hardly mention by Godfather lovers , Sweet tornado!

[@Kearyjb]

Yeah but he tries to undermine Tom. I don't like that.

[@efremnorwood9708]

Rocco stayed loyal

[@efremnorwood9708]

@@Kearyjb Tom was not a "war time consegliere".

[@MonarchPoolPlaster]

LOL he says "svortunato" not sweet tornado.

[@Sean-if7rp]

Iconoclast The Unholy Rocco was the traitor

[@genki2genki]

1:42. Taking a leak seconds before Paulie's death. Statue of Liberty in the background. Fantastic.

[@ettawing5955]

Thank you.

[@mikem591]

genki2genki Never noticed the Statue of Liberty. Might be a Mandela Effect..

[@zizouzinedine5877]

Everything about this movie is legendary

[@ajaypalsingh9595]

genki2genki liberating piss and Paulie's soul at same time.

[@wjatube]

The execition scene always bothers me. Why would Clemenza take a piss knowing he'd be in the line of fire? Anyone else would piss behind.

[@OOzd95]

You missed the best bit where Paullie uses the word exterminate in the car at Clemenzas and Clemenza jokingly says “Exterminate? That’s a strong word, watch out we don’t exterminate you!”

[@12345balla12345]

0:31 the most Italian thing I've ever seen

[@TheTaxburden]

The gabagool!!

[@slowemm]

Growing up, my Nonna used to huck gabagool sammiches at us.

[@copperface234]

Stupiejoyk

[@KenFromBeara]

Saying hey paulie?

[@francescoscilipoti5458]

Capocollo

[@carlosa.sanchez896]

Pauli (described by novelist Puzo as "small & ferret faced) is featured in a great scene (only in the book) that was never in the movie script, not even the epic version with all the deleted scenes. When Bonasera wants justice for the 2 POS punks who brutally beat his daughter, they use Pauli as bait. They find the bar the 2 punks hang out at and Pauli sits there watching a girl they tried to pick up tell them no way, since she knows what they did to that "Eyetalian" girl. They're pissed after getting rejected and Pauli pokes fun at them, only to be asked to step outside to "continue the discussion". When they're about to deliver the beat down, 2 ex boxers come up behind them and grab them. Their instructions were "no blows to the back of the head, leave them alive, if they get out of the hospital before 3 months, you 2 go back to driving trucks!". After the big mugs pound them to a pulp, punching them repeatedly from head to crotch, Pauli grabs his brass knuckles and does his speed bag routine on their faces. They leave the 2 on the sidewalk in a bloody heap. For this deed Bonasera prepared Sonny's and face & casket arrangement so "his mother didn't have to see him like this".

[@bottle1lack743]

Ok

[@JohnSmith-hd2tl]

Ok

[@ras573]

Ok

[@bilanggoboy]

Ok

[@gandor8714]

Ok

[@motorcityquig]

Upon arriving home, Clemenza handed the box of Canoli to his wife and said, "Don't worry about the blood on it. It was the last box the restaurant had"

[@nihilistcentraluk442]

I hope Clemenza washed his hands first

[@skylxntrn]

Didn't his wife make them herself for him to take them with him to the Don's place or something?

[@iinerd]

CanNoli double N!! In Italian double consonants are important in words: they NEVER CHANGE the pronunciation but extend the sound of that particular letter! May be u won’t understand the difference but ... that’s it!!

[@wrdz3748]

@@skylxntrn his wife asked him to pick up cannoli.

[@nicholaspatti1526]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@A-Gut-of-the-Past]

Ohhh Paulie...won't see HIM no more...

[@commonsense3055]

another great line ... yeah, Sonny asks Clemenza, where's Paulie?

[@ronniebishop2496]

CH3MIS7RY And cooking for 20 men at the same time.

[@rockethutchins8547]

CH3MIS7RY yeah hes gone and there was nothing we could do.

[@Nyx773]

Gave this video a thumbs down because it didn't have this line. It's the closest thing to a funeral that Paulie gets.

[@BELCAN57]

One of the best lines in this movie.

[@mirinbrah739]

Something not in the movie -They knew Paulie was double crossing them because the family had an insider at the phone switch board that traced the calls Paulie was making.

[@nicky29031977]

It is in a deleted scene which you can find on YT somewhere.

[@jamesboulger8705]

I noticed that the Don never uses the phone, yet it is a big part of how he finds information out from others. Maybe that was his secret weapon all along - the telephone.

[@homerinchinatown2]

@@nicky29031977 I've seen that scene on TV. Sometimes channels will include deleted scenes. I've noticed that in some of the Harry Potter movies too

[@pendragonU]

good to know, it just makes less ridiculous that they would whack the small town Italian, just because a Santino's hunch (he got whacked himself for not having a hunch on he being set up) And the whole of it is odd, as don Vito's driver would have been someone with more years in the organiation You don't put the Boss in a Box with someone that could be his deliverer to a dead end street alley. Just too silly hiring a new soldier to be placed directly on for such job

[@mrizwan7566]

In the book santino is shown more competent and capable commander. Still get killed though due to his anger .

[@Nazeem2010]

"Eat the gun. Bake the cannoli."

[@J1000-e3n]

Needa get that bread up smh

[@Floridaburg-]

Leave the cannoli, take the piss

[@luisviveros9093]

Leave car, leave the gun, leave Paulie, take the cannoli. We have microwave at home

[@sxxxam]

Eat the gun. Fire the cannoli.

[@emjackson2289]

Bake em away toys!

[@love4allization]

"Oh Paulie, you won't be seeing him no more."

[@howardtreesong4860]

At least they did not forget about the most important part: the food.

[@amanhasnoname1510]

I think the purpose of the seemingly useless monologue about the wedding purse was to show that Paulie was untrustworthy that he would even think of stealing from the Don’s daughter.

[@MrTHEMONEEMAKER]

Well there’s a deleted scene were they talk about how they know he’s the traitor

[@ucruci]

If I were Paulie, I would not have gone back to the family after the Don got hit. No way. I would have gotten a train ticket with a suitcase.

[@Hussainy.T752]

To whom don't know: Cannoli is an Italian pastry dessert of the Sicily region. The singular is cannolo, meaning "little tube", with the etymology stemming from the Arabic "Qanawat". Cannoli originated in Sicily and are a staple of Sicilian cuisine

[@itsmewhoknows]

Klik Date, and you got this information from where?

[@keeperkai999]

You told me all that useless shit but didn't bother to tell me the most important part: Is it good? If so, where do I get it? And don't say up my ass because I already checked there.

[@Platewarp]

Klik Date I know some Italians from Sicily and Calabria and they have Greek last names. One guy runs an Italian Sausage company in town.

[@MrSativaMarley]

lol

[@abeedhal6519]

Considering that the Greeks had a super advanced culture and the Romans based pretty much everything they did on Greek systems, even their gods. What you said doesn't make any sense jon.

[@aerambogohard]

Same guy who introduced him to the audience. Same guy to show him his exit. Masterpiece

[@slowemm]

4 people took the gun and left the cannoli.

[@youngknight5589]

Who leaves a tasty Cannoli hanging 😑

[@xbqchm]

+slowemm They're gonna be the first thing on Clemenza's list.

[@BuffDemigod]

9 now. So sad.

[@sullivansongz]

+xbqchm they went into the unknown not knowing

[@pialundblad7829]

slowemm o

[@jw870206]

"Paulie sold out the Old Man, that strunz." Sonny's ready to annihilate Paulie, and the poor schmuck doesn't even know it. Serves him right, though.

[@harizotoh7]

He was such an idiot for sticking around. Of course they'd find out. And no amount of money is worth betraying the family for. What he probably got paid maybe 1,000 dollars or something minor. Maybe they intentionally got him into debt so they could have leverage on him and said they'd forgive it. Maybe. But not worth it.

[@brentcrude8153]

"Strunz" translates to "shit".

[@pendragonU]

@@brentcrude8153 Astrunz is a very american swing at Stronzzolo (=gone sung in the head), in Italy they don't make short forms of insults to make it silly or to sound or look cute. You are a full 'Idiot' or 'stupid', not some "Idie" or "stup" I think he makes it short, to don't give fully away he can't speak Italian as the accent would have come terrible

[@ryanstecken8909]

@@pendragonU What? Strunz means stronzo in southern Italian dialect

[@1articoli]

A great name for an Italian restaurant: Leave the Gun; Take the Cannoli.

[@brinsonharris9816]

And they only use Genco brand olive oil.

[@1sydman1]

that would create an unsafe space and anxiety

[@el34glo59]

That would be so cheesy

[@mikegallant811]

@@brinsonharris9816 and you gotta try the veal and spaghetti, best in the city!

[@DebuJalananOfficial]

No, that would be the first written rule to enter the restaurant: 'Leave the gun, take the cannoli'.

[@jefffromjersey52]

Should have included the part when Clemenza is making the Gravy and said " Paulie, you wont be seeing him no more"

[@BruthaVIII]

"Rocco, sit on the other side -- you'll block the rear-view mirror." Paulie already suspected he was going to get whacked.

[@msimomi]

Or maybe Rocco was simply blocking the rear-view mirror.

[@rascallyrabbit717]

Eh whatcha gonna do

[@carolynfinkelmeier1227]

Love the Statue of liberty in background

[@rockyracoon3233]

Haha!

[@KitsGravity]

He was "liberated"

[@JimmyConway60]

in the book Paulie gets tasked with getting a few guys together to beat the crap out of the guys that beat and raped Bonasera's daughter. In the movie after Bonasera leaves Don Corleone says he wants reliable people to do the job. 'We're not murderers, despite what this undertaker says'...

[@rubygreta1]

+JimmyConway60 Surprised they didn't put that in the movie. Just 60 seconds needed to show two guys being beaten within an inch of their lives.

[@JimmyConway60]

yes that would be perfect! at least we have the books to explain a lot of the back stories tho.

[@TomSon-zd9jx]

+JimmyConway60 indeed

[@57highland]

+JimmyConway60 Bonasera's daughter was not raped, just beaten. Had she been raped, I'm sure the punks would have gotten whacked, not just beaten up.

[@nicky29031977]

+Eric K Apparently there is a deleted scene in which Paulie and two men beat up the punks who beat Bonasera's daughter but even on special dvd versions this is unavailable. Would have given us even more of an insight into how powerful the don was really was!

[@alightthatnevergoesout]

They showed us very early on who Paulie really was. A scumbag that would steal from a Bride on her Wedding day. It should’ve come as a surprise to no viewer that Paulie was the one who snaked the family.

[@stevekaczynski3793]

His fascination with the purse suggests he can be bought, but the film does not bother proving he turned traitor and unlike the book the viewer might draw the conclusion Sonny is paranoid.

[@alightthatnevergoesout]

Steve Kaczynski no one thought he was paranoid

[@timjergans5792]

a name I kinda did. More just wondering “how could he know that?” All the audience is really given is Sonny claiming he sold the old man out, but nothing else in the film backs it up

[@ace4fun]

@@stevekaczynski3793 there are deleted scenes of The Godfather which show Sonny consulting with his connections at the phone company which traced Paulie's phone calls the three day leading up to the shooting

[@johnnymarin5035]

@@stevekaczynski3793 regardless of whether or not he DID do it he still needed to be taken care of. He may not have even did it but his negligence alone nearly cost the Don his life. He failed to do his job and the Don paid for it dearly. It was such a coincidence that he just so happened to miss that day of work. It's confirmed that he had a part in it, but regardless he was getting whacked.

[@markproulx1472]

“Leave the gun. Take the cannoli.” One of the most memorable lines in film.

[@westsenkovec]

I remember watching the movie as a kid and to this day I'm pissed that they killed him in the car. The car was perfectly fine. Now it's ruined and we have to leave it here. What are we, made out of money?

[@rkchoka101]

The car is pobably pauli ´s

[@heathphoenix1341]

It was Paulie's car. Besides the Corleone fam could buy hundreds like that car

[@DowntownCanon]

They needed his body to be discovered so the other families knew they killed him.

[@nishuthakkar4054]

I need a car... can't afford one.. and these guys are just wasting

[@prekrasnyy8728]

@@heathphoenix1341 how did the guy on the back got inside the car if it was paulie's?

[@moumitamanna9216]

They should have interrogated Pauli who was behind the attack and maybe they would have known it was barzini much before but Sonny's hot headedness didn't let it happen.

[@phatlewt2932]

@North Bridge but Barzini personally approached Carlo. I think the reason why they didn't bother to interrogate Paulie was because Barzini wasn't even a suspect at that point, to them it was clear that the tattaglias and sollozo were the only ones behind the hit on Vito so why bother questioning Paulie

[@Carlschwamberger1]

Paulie has a short screen life : (

[@sappyherbivore1295]

Carl Schwamberger he’s the reason Vito got shot

[@johnnyangel9163]

@friendly Jew Typical jerk off you are.

[@johnnyangel9163]

@@ericgenestvideoclips You're a funny guy!Yes I know now you reply funny how?

[@johnnyangel9163]

@@ericgenestvideoclips Ok ok I feel lucky well do you?

[@darkalan1562]

@SuperVince93Kaioken how so?

[@alfredthegreatkingofwessex6838]

“Leave the gun. Bang cocktail waitresses 2 atta time”

[@rustemzholdybalin6210]

cited by King Wes Sex

[@beakt]

No, I buy YOU out!!

[@Jimdixon1953]

“That Alfred the Great. He was banging serving wenches two ata time. No one could get any mead”

[@armanddebella7594]

One of the greatest Films ever Made.Beautifully done and to -this day a flawless Masterpiece. 👍👍👍👍👍🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷👌👌🤙🔚🔚

[@jdizzle8751]

Robert deniro came very close to getting the role of Paulie. Glad he didn’t. Part two wouldn’t have been the same without him.

[@mephiboshethswish8742]

The book goes far deeper into Paulie’s story. Fascinating.

[@onedayyoumay95]

Lol clamenza drinking wine like it’s water

[@mattthomas1442]

I always got a kick out of him "calling in sick" for a mafia job. Like do you need a Doctor's note after using too many? Do you have to give a 30 minute notice before your shift starts when doing it? Do your unused sick time carry over every year? So many questions.

[@popcur]

If I find a mafia benefits handbook. I'll ship it to you. lol

[@fjccommish]

Dear Don, Pauli cannot do any hits today because he has a severe congestion. If you shoot him, please leave the gun but take the cannoli.

[@swmita]

Tiger Combs-Well those questions are easily answered in any Union Contract handbook, and nobody knew the Unions better than the mob.

[@MrSjc1220]

@@swmita ooooooohhhhh

[@efremnorwood9708]

Lmao

[@TheRicksay]

"Leave the gun, take the canolli."

[@BellicIV]

Why is that a a good quote?

[@gepg15051997]

"Leave the gun, take the shinebox."

[@sullivansongz]

+BellicIV not being a smartass but I do have some thoughts on that: a) it's just a lovely balanced line that says so much b) in the context it's an excellent piece of black humour c) it shows us that for Clemenza the whole thing is routine and won't put him off his tasty grub d) mafia films are always about food - have read several comments where people say watching the Sopranos always made them hungry

[@sullivansongz]

+BellicIV sorry.....one more thing: at the beginning of the Paulie gets whacked scene Clemenza's wife says "don't forget the cannoli" so that short quote reinforces the idea of family and that C is "just" a regular family guy

[@iamalpharius95]

"Leave the gun, take the cannoli", not the " canolli "😂😂

[@starwarsrebel2006]

I love Italians. Not these gangster mafia thugs in these movies, but the ones that I grew up with. When I was a kid, I took accordion lessons. More than 90% of the kids in that accordion school were Italians. Really fun to hang out with and very friendly.

[@Gabriela-Acevedo]

Wish they would've had a scene like in the book where Paulie beats up the 2 guys that abused Bonasera daughter.

[@JR-zv6qm]

Don't know if it would have worked in the movie. Paulie Gatto if I recall was a big man in the book. Gatto in the movie was played by John Martino who is not particularly large. So beating the crap out of 2 guys might not have looked realistic.

[@Gabriela-Acevedo]

@@JR-zv6qm how about Joe Pesci? I know it's only movies but his characters are based on similar people.

[@JR-zv6qm]

@@Gabriela-Acevedo yes Pesci is not big or tall but he really never used his fists in the movie. I think once when he along with Deniro & Liotta were beating the crap out of Billy Batts. But other than that he used a gun for violence. It really didn't matter how big or small he was. Pesci was so good as Tommy DeVito (DeSimone) he won an Oscar.

[@espacolunatico6975]

But who beat the shit out of the 2 guys was ohter 2 guys, Paulie just served as a bait

[@ryanarment5393]

Paulie used two low level guys to help with the initial beating. He then took out a pair of brass knuckles and finished the job.

[@ajaypalsingh9595]

Statue of liberty in background, sound of a cruiser, urinating and liberating Paulie's soul at the same time

[@JB19504]

A couple of weeks ago, I finally bought the book on Amazon (Kindle version). Included was a free version for Audible, read by Joe Montegna (Joey Zsa Zsa from III). I put on my earphones for the iPad, lay back in bed and listen to the whole book being read by Montegna, who does a great job, and even imitates various voices. All for $10. I highly recommend this, as you get a ton more info, stuff you never knew, as well as many back stories for many of the characters. Plus, you get to understand all of the motivations of all the characters, etc.

[@Lazarwolf1]

You know, I know it's not in the book, but I like to think that Paulie started using heroin, possibly from Sollozzo, which would explain both his constant sickness and (potentially) his betrayal.

[@drewby613]

“Leave the gun. Take the cannolis.” Unbelievable!!😂😂

[@Boaz833]

Paulie being killed with the statue of liberty in the background. What an image!! So brilliant!

[@pyromania1018]

55 people sold out the old man.

[@wailnshred]

Ain't gonna see them no more.

[@michaelmcdonnell6476]

I Never get tired of watching this movie.

[@paulfrantizek102]

They forgot the best part, right before the hit when Fredo told The Don that Paulie called in sick and he was immediately suspicious.

[@veritasetlibertas7889]

What a great photo 1:48. So symbolic with the Statue of Liberty behind.

[@MrJoe-yw5ex]

Clemenza was the most loyal of all. Sad he could not return for Godfather 2.

[@henry6354]

True 100%

[@mirellalastar]

I think it broke Clemenza's heart. He liked this Paulie guy.

[@ryanarment5393]

He was actually pissed. Clemenza had recruited Paulie, and helped him make his bones, and elevated him to be a button man. To clemenza, it was a deep and personal betrayal and he wanted to handle it himself.

[@twofiveb]

Paulie: “Come to think of it I gotta take a tinkle too.” Gets out of the car …

[@gon4455]

Lol

[@Max_Da_G]

That'd be even better: could keep driving and left the body in the grass

[@daveygivens735]

Well, at least his sinuses were cleared.

[@matthewmyers7075]

Leave the gun. Take the cannoli.

[@SolusDarkcoat]

The movie did a horrible job explaining why Paulie had to die. They just make it seem like Sonny is a reckless idiot blaming people left right and center.

[@alexf8314]

Solus Darkcoat -- Maybe they wanted it to seem that way and leave it up to us to decide for sure if he deserved it. In the book though its made clear he betrayed them.

[@habyss]

The book explains how they had a contact at the phone company that they paid $5,000 a year to. They were able to get the logs of Paulie's calls.

[@swmita]

In the movie they alluded to that as well, and it was authentic script so everything isn't spelled out or in black and white answers, but nonetheless if you watch the whole exchange you can see they know he was the traitor.

[@1994g0]

Paulie was a traitor.Lowest of the low.Like Fabrizio, Paulie got what he deserved.

[@1994g0]

It doesn`t take much deduction. "Paulie set up the old man".

[@davecrupel2817]

0:57 good example of Fredo's incompetance.

[@LesterMoore]

But he's smaht.

[@johannesgeis7107]

He was banging cocktail waitresses, two at a time! 😅

[@silasleeks2324]

I always liked the Statue of Liberty in the distance. Good shot.

[@houseviceroy]

I wonder if they knew how much of a cult classic that line would be "leave the gun, take the cannoli"

[@BigCheech-wy9os]

Ok Not in sequence order. Missed a couple of scenes you could of added. 1. Shooting came before Sonny asked if he was hungry. 2 could of added some car scenes. 3 could of put in the part when Clemenza goes over details of Paulies hit with Al Neri before hes killed in the Meadowlands.. and you could of ended it with the famous “You Aint Gonna See Him No More”..

[@Padoinky]

BigCheech 4509 Thank you for clarifying what was supposed to be happening at the sequence thereof

[@thebeatnumber]

"Leave the gun. Take the Canolli." Exactly what I'd expect Fat Clemenza to say 😂😂😂

[@mrmeerkat1096]

There is a deleted scene where they drive to a restaurant and Clamenza sits and has dinner for a couple of hours while Paulie sits in the car. That's where Clamenza gets the cannoli then they drive out to the spot where Paulie gets whacked. The actor playing Clamenza said that line not knowing the restaurant scene was going to be cut.

[@thatniggaghost83]

Fredo froze up when it was time to put that work in smh 😔

[@99bits46]

Fredo is a bitch

[@rockethutchins8547]

That Nigga Ghost freydo is a little slow (*_*)

[@cryptosavy9716]

Froze up on his own father. Bitch made!

[@GreedyLuccheseocp]

Facts

[@J1000-e3n]

He needa get his bread up smh

[@jasonrutibager7542]

i love how paulie says "Cash" lol!

[@tudorpatrascu1335]

Cheeaash

[@ferasalhati8713]

Jason Rutibager that Italian American accent never fails to amuse me lol.

[@omerbrooklyn8716]

Jason Rutibager cyaash

[@charlescarter4608]

It's a NYC accent

[@gpet23]

Keyashhhhhh

[@benza8946]

Clemenza is one of my favourite character of all time

[@harizotoh7]

01:15 Those lines are very obviously added in later in ADR. Often lines are inserted into the film to make the story more coherent or to explain things that weren't obvious. To a casual first time watcher it might not be clear that Paulie betrayed Vito so those lines were added.

[@harizotoh7]

@Cult Mechanicus Yes it's Gatsu. And the lines added in later with ADR in The Godfather stand out badly because they weren't inserted that well. "Talked to Barzini" is another one.

[@avman2cl]

"Leave the gun, take the canoli" classic

[@seraj3068]

Isn't it weird that in 1972 they had a 3 minutes credit and now endgame has like 19 minutes credits? Wow

[@Kyavata]

Everybody has to get an award these days.

[@RoyalBlue4486]

When he was talking about connie’s purse, I always thought he was saying “ sweet tomahto” lol

[@LesterMoore]

Mondegreen alert.

[@spike8002]

Love every minute of Paulie…he is my favorite character in GF1…it’s a shame could not come to an agreement for GF2…the generation of GF1 was when America was an industrial superpower. It’s a shame that there is little left of what once was…

[@rondorthecruel124]

I was always confused why 1) the guy throws deli meats to Paulie at a wedding and 2) why Paulie calls the guy a stupid jerk just for trying to share snacks. He just wanted Paulie to eat, he looked terrible.

[@gon4455]

Hes a soldier, earns little and probably asked that guy if he could grab him some food from the table. Obvious joined figuring he can earn big in no time, you can tell by the why he was watching the married couple receive their gift. He was getting impatient and opportunistic.

[@NinjaBuddha503]

"Madone, if this was someone else's wedding, Sfortunato!" "You stupid jerk!"

[@UncleBerry4783]

0:11 "Va' a farti i cazzi tuoi!" - "Go mind your own fuckin' business!"

[@andreaquagliatti6576]

UncleBerry4783 He say "va vatinne" go away

[@darkprince9064]

Cazzi means fucking i know that for sure lol

[@yudhajitvishwakarman0825]

These guys gave a whole new meaning to the sentence 'your fired'

[@davidjamessheets]

I like to think that the last thing going thru Paulie's head - other than that bullet - was wondering why the Hell Clemenza didn't put the cannolli into the shinebox?

[@dannyhuskerjay]

Impressive most impressive. 3 movie references in this paragraph .

[@slowemm]

You just mixed Goodfellas, Godfather and Shawshank Redemption. You Sir are a genius.

[@tintinfan007]

here is the difference between the book and the movie : in the book , it was only after paulie's death that the corleones are appraised about luca brasi's death. but in the movie Paulie is alive when the fish package arrives. in the book the dialog exchange takes place as follows : clemenza : the turk has learnt about Paulie tessio : and now we know about luca

[@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid]

Most people: "I call shotgun!" Mafiosi: "I call whichever seat has no other seats behind it!"

[@Woozler554]

1:40 The problem with the "take the cannoli" scene is that when Rocco shoots Paulie (three times) in the back of the head, the whole front section of the car, and everything sitting on it, would no doubt have been splattered with blood and brain tissue. So in all probability, the box of cannoli that Rocco pulls out of the car would be a bloody mess. Still sound appetizing?

[@Woozler554]

KaptKan1 - Gross, man!

[@ericswinton8742]

You underestimate an Italian’s appetite

[@sgtjarhead99]

I read the book. Was really surprised Paulie had a lot more back story than was covered in the film. I just figured it was your typical throw away background character.

[@dorudoro]

I've always been wondering, what's the ride with Clemenza when you leave the car?

[@lj6769]

I like the scene when Clemenza takes a leak meaning it's a signal for Rocko to blow Paulie's brains out!

[@rz5505]

why they always left the gun in the scene？ wouldn’t that be an evidence that help to track who the shooter is?

[@supermario0527]

Clemenza has tape on the gun to cover up fingerprints. They leave the gun so they won't be caught with a murder weapon.

[@zinussan50]

1:46 Mafia meaningful shot 1st shot - Executed an order 2nd shot - Confirm his death 3rd shot - Lesson for others And... "Leave the gun, take the cannoli's"

[@JayBeenCrippin]

Why they always leave the gun in the movie its not dangerous if the the police find it ?

[@zinussan50]

@@JayBeenCrippin that is for the police to find it. The gun definitely clean from fingerprint. By leaving the gun, it will divert investigation because the only info is gun type/brand. Don Corleone mafia family might using gun with different type & that give them plausible deniability related with the murder.

[@slgordon3]

I bet those were some serious cannolis.

[@vanmoody]

It's because his wife told him NOT to forget the cannolis. If men are smart they won't let their wives down.

[@davemurrell8810]

“Sfortunato” ? Obviously I don’t speak Italian, I always thought he said “sweet tomato”, which puzzled me because most Americans I have heard pronounce this word with a hard A, “tomayto” Any Italian speakers out there care to enlighten me?

[@jbelden36]

Paulina was such a schootz-taking his 50 pieces of silver for the betrayal of the Godfather.

[@novakingood3788]

I thought it was 30, but that's inflation for you.

[@amirbeg6843]

Paulie gualtieri did look young workin for clamenza

[@lordflako5324]

So how did they know Pauli’s betrayed them? I forgot.

[@ssyed216]

Lord FLako Sonny had a telephone guy tracing phone call traffic that proved Paulie’s betrayal. There’s a deleted scene you can find of Sonny talking it through with Tessio and Michael where they were figuring out if it was Clemenza or Paulie who betrayed the Don. It’s a pretty good scene.

[@lordflako5324]

Salman Syed thank you!

[@KneelB4Bacon]

Paulie was also conveniently "sick" on the day he was supposed to drive the Don to the market, which is why Fredo was driving, instead.

[@coronaman8046]

Thank you. I always wonder why they shots that fool!

[@ikmarchini]

Sonny; "Paulie sold out the old man, [that turd.] Translated from the Italian.

[@leeroyjenkins6061]

"Oh, Paulie, won't see him no more."

[@FriedLobsterFilmsMovieCompany]

Me and my cousins at family reunions be like 0:31

[@SeaJayBelfast]

HEY PAULIE! I gotta two babago, bababi and and a bibibi!!!!

[@borskilad]

This has made me want to read my copy of the book again

[@eamondevlin143]

The shot of the car with the reeds blowing in the wind the Statue of Liberty in the background is brilliant it’s American in A Frame of film from the golden era of film more great films where made In America in the the 1970s that any other decade and will remain so till films Aren’t made anymore

[@FlashEarth89]

Did Paulie really do it? Lied about calling in sick and commit murdering Godfather?

[@josecarranza7555]

+KiamarMasterT Read the novel.

[@brianzar1943]

+KiamarMasterT Yes he did.

[@FlashEarth89]

Then I thought wrong about him being innocent. Lol

[@BrinsonMHarris]

KiamarMasterT I don't know if it was a cut scene or in the book, but the Corleone family had telephone records that proved Paulie was guilty.

[@josecarranza7555]

It turned out paulie was a homosexual, that is why they had him whacked. But they changed it in the movie for political correctness reasons.

[@4074092899]

Sonny always gets me in this scene. Hey Paulie you hungry why don't get some food out of the icebox. Get you some Brandy it's good sweat it out. Door closes I want that son of a b**** dead make that first thing on your list s*** gets me everytime

[@AlwaysHalloween000]

That beautiful wild wheat field with the Statue Of Liberty in the background i imagine is long gone and replaced by some trucking business or something..anyone narrow down where exactly this scene took place??

[@McCallahanIndustries]

+Trev Mac yeah, Jersey. It's still there.

[@louthebody1]

+Joy banger101 It's presently the site of Liberty State Park in Jersey City. Somewhere by Burma Road. Most of the reeds are gone now. It's hard to identify exactly where it was shot.

[@pat02537]

Pretty sure it's a salt marsh and not a wheat field

[@thelaughingeyes6686]

Fucking wheat field. It’s a swamp in Jersey.

[@brians7181]

Freedom Way - jersey city - google maps - looks like the place - the statue of liberty is partially blocked by a light pole. www.google.com/maps/@40.696301,-74.0566682,3a,75y,127.38h,87.85t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sCSbkdJq9o7tmyPM-uCR_Ig!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?hl=en

[@mohamadalrashed9064]

that's why a don't ride in front in Uber

[@bobnewhart4318]

Can't ever let a good cannoli go to waste.