Gyp Rosetti and Joe Masseria

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[@andrewkohan871]

Really Good Dialog! Das Beste! 🍻

[@yoloswaggins1579]

Lol, x-men reference?

[@LordOzymandiaz]

Schade das es nicht auf Deutsch ausgestrahlt wird. Aber wer brauchts auf Deutsch wenn es englisch gibt!

[@thebaddog4104]

Moozarelle

[@charlessimmons6573]

Shit top notch

[@iexist8293]

Yolo Swaggins pigfarmers and tailors

[@GetTheShineboxGetTheShinebox]

This is the most dramatic Starbucks commercial I have ever seen

[@tmcdowell7977]

Dead

[@Chris-oz9qx]

ImGonnaGoGetTheShineboxGetTheShinebox comedy genius

[@thomasjust2663]

Fuck you made me spit my beer...lmao

[@aureliotrevisiol756]

Classic comment....too funny

[@ppap9818]

Before the shinebox comes up,did u get the paper get the papers?

[@Jalapablo]

Brilliant survival tactic by Gyp. By appealing to Masseria's "Joe the King" megalomania, he earned himself a coffee instead of a coffin. These street guys are Machiavellian to the core.

[@jonathanturbide2232]

Yep, Van Alden uses the exact same tactic to survive when Capone wants to kill him.

[@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid]

@@jonathanturbide2232 Van Alden is magical. Brilliant performance! Michael Shannon somehow stands out against one of the gnarliest casts in recent TV history.

[@jacekkomeda7087]

What a brilliant line! "he earned himself a coffee instead of a coffin."

[@marvinolds6671]

But Gyp was telling the truth, though.

[@mariod1547]

@@jacekkomeda7087 Really is

[@marvinolds6671]

Arm gesture was not just for 2 coffees, but he also waived off Gyp's execution at the same time.

[@Mustafa2892]

He said don’t get too comfy

[@NaptownClassic]

@@Mustafa2892 Lol... he definitely said "go get two coffee."

[@filaphill]

Would have been funny if one of his henchmen didn’t understand that and shot Gyp in the back of the head.

[@o.j7408]

I caught that too

[@luisotero78]

The fact Joe told him twice he couldn’t control him means a lot

[@luvmenow33]

That's was Chip immediately realized he wasn't going to walk out of that meeting

[@cgavin1]

@@luvmenow33 Nah that was when he pointed out it was Easter Sunday. Gyp was smarter than he acted.

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

Looks like it might have been wrongly translated because he says it differently if you listen

[@fuckel98]

The fact that Gyp never denied it is what's more impressive. Didnt even try to soothe Joe, just looked at him and owned it. Gyp wouldn't be controlled by anyone yet knew how dangerous it was to be that type of man in that type of game/world. He played well, but in the end let his emotion get the better of him.

[@Stalicone]

Every man needs an attack dog. But when the dog bites without being told to, you have to put him down.

[@christiankalonda7990]

“You do what you gotta do with me but you’re gonna be in a war whether you like it or not” joe couldn’t overlook that. Gyp was brilliant for that

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

Right that was clutch lol

[@brianbernstein3826]

Joe: "I'm too rational to let a psycho like you keep living." Gyp: "They gonna call you, Joe the king." Joe: "....but as rational as I am, I'm even more egotistical. They'll call me 'king' you say? Nevermind about dying in two minutes."

[@ObliviousOneGaming]

It was a win-win for Joe. Either Gyp wins, in which case his two biggest competitors are gone, or he loses, in which case this pain in his ass is gone.

[@LongRangeDesertGroupX]

Dude was 2 mins from death and talked his way out of it, nicely done.

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

Clutch baby!!!

[@jakewhit9000]

Talked his way into more power and men too

[@majuli8420]

The actor who plays Gyp is sooo good. He's great in everything he's in. Magnetic charisma.

[@danielghosn6529]

Also great in the Irishman!

[@kevinthaynes]

His finest performance was in "Annie". Hands down better than Boardwalk.

[@antk4189]

he's good in Vinyl, too bad that show was cancelled

[@luvmenow33]

He was amazing in OZ too. You'd never realize it was the same person.

[@JSWang-ii8kd]

I agree. but his hair don't think so, and they all left him in 10 years.

[@Abdull2h]

"Go get two coffee.." Life spared.

[@defaultusername123]

*ALWAYS LOVED HOW GYP DOESNT SPEAK ITALIAN UNTIL HE GETS EMOTIONAL. HOW A MULTILINGUAL PERSON ACTUALLY SPEAKS*

[@SantomPh]

the actor, Bobby Canavale doesn't speak Italian so they minimized his Italian dialogue. The actor that plays Lucky Luciano , Vincent Piazza had to have coaching from relatives in how to speak Sicilian in the manner the mobsters did. Stephen Graham likewise doesn't speak Italian but worked with dialect coaches to speak his Naepolitan lines to his onscreen mother and family.

[@elkresurgence]

@@SantomPh this was actually kinda fortunate compared to Giancarlo Esposito speaking all his Spanish lines with a weird accent throughout BB and BCS. Producers face a difficult predicament when bringing in a fluent but non-native speaker for these things. You don't want to offend the actor by making him say all his lines in English, but then your product suffers because the guy doesn't do convincing enough a job linguistically.

[@parapoliticos52]

@@SantomPh That's what i thought. The boss is Spanish speaking so italian is just a walk away from him, although i dont know how true his accent is.

[@carlitodefriko6641]

That is so true...i do it all the time

[@luvmenow33]

Whatever the real life reason is for the short burst of Italian st the end The original comment is correct. Most people I know who speak English as their second language will revert to there native tounge when emotional

[@Mozes316]

I love how you can see the fear and the determination to make it out alive in Gyp's eyes.

[@SuperChuckRaney]

Since 1900, Easter has fallen on April Fool's Day only four times - 1923, 1934, 1945 and 1956. It won't happen again until 2029 Do, this scene is in 1923.

[@jaydedinnoo8819]

Succinct informative awe inspiring

[@vka337]

They did.

[@sale024su]

Easter is a pagan deity.

[@tonydelpilar]

Thanks for that piece of info lol fr fr, interesting

[@marioabelmartinez7936]

Nice work. Thanks for looking into that for us.

[@michaeldiekmann6494]

1:31 "Maybe if I stay quiet they won't find out that I'm just a customer and no gangsta. I should stop visiting these places."

[@TheDa6781]

He was the actual mastermind. Joe was just his puppet.

[@ShibalotonSeattle]

I think that guy is Masseria's accountant, he was counting the coins Rossetti gave to Joe prior to this scene.

[@michaeldiekmann6494]

@@ShibalotonSeattle I know, was just a joke. Good day, sir

[@cns180784]

So i take it Rosetti was about to get whacked by those guys behind him until his rousing speech.

[@vincentrobinson9645]

cns180784 Yep, he just gave the speech of his life to save his ass

[@aerofpv2109]

Yes and to the Boss or pre Godfather to the Genovese crime family. Amazing chrono Mafia history.

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

Captain Obvious ovah heah....

[@Kardaszpm]

Jimmy Olsen ova here

[@MrThehbus]

Correct

[@bitsygetsajob3042]

Both these actors are amazing in this.

[@db271295]

duh

[@VuotoPneumaNN]

Cannavale could have bothered to better his sicilian tho...

[@charleshammer2928]

@@VuotoPneumaNN With all due respect Cannavale was not born and raised in Sicily like Ivo Nandi was.

[@VuotoPneumaNN]

@@charleshammer2928 Yeah, but he is playing an immigrant so he should have tried to better his pronunciation.

[@karenobyrne8060]

"Go get two coffee."....and a fresh pair of underwear for Gyp 😏

[@javierrios2529]

You ain't lying cause Gyp talked himself outta of the coffin 😂😂😂😂

[@twistednipz7182]

Gyp was right about everything

[@nething94]

TwistedNIPZ 718 but he failed

[@cameronjames3499]

Well it's easy to be right when the script is written after it's already all transpired. Reading history from a book doesn't make you psychic.

[@michaeldiekmann6494]

Right But not capable.

[@twistednipz7182]

Cameron James god you’re dumb

[@Kardaszpm]

Gyp was right. He could have maybe had a better shot if it wasn't for the Richard Harrow massacre. Dont forget Gyp was executed by Tonino probably less than an hour or two after it happened. Who knows how far he would have gotten with 'the breadstick in a bowtie'

[@stephanodixon619]

Boardwalk Empire, such a brilliantly but underrated show

[@NunYurbis]

Wasn't really underrated, was one of the biggest shows on TV when it was on..

[@stayhungry1503]

wasnt really underrated i think it just ran at same time as so many other great shows (such as breaking bad) that it got put a bit on the backburner

[@Lrxxx321]

The end was crap

[@pionirtelko]

@stephano, up until 3rd season. Too many unnecessary stories about feminism like: nucky's spouse activism, darmody's family, etc etc

[@md.shihabsharar8753]

@@pionirtelko Yeah.Margaret Schroeder was the single most unlikable wife character in crime TV shows.In fact,she us worse than Carmela Soprano or Skyler White.

[@timothydavidcurp]

The sound of the train coming in was reminiscent of the scene when Michael kills the Turk and Capt. McKlusky in the restaurant in The Godfather and added a good deal to the tension.....

[@elveszettszikla]

David Curp yep

[@Gitfiddle]

Good catch.

[@rman52]

You don't want to hear a train or organ playing if you are in the godfather.

[@fleetadmiralperry5739]

I JUST THOUGHT OF THAT TO

[@charlesbarboza8591]

That walk back, before Joe says, “Go get two coffee” ☕️ that was nice, I love it when an Actor knows how to enjoy a moment. Stillness and Authority, that’s the kind of Acting I really appreciate and enjoy. Excellent casting in this show. Really Powerful Stuff.

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

Agreed that was awesome lol

[@5280PolotheKid]

I love Gyps Line "Let me finish what i started, but this time with enough juice to make it stick"... the way Bobby delivered the line, idk i just liked it

[@BirdGang6]

Same shit when Tonino asks him his next plan and Gyp’s response was to just start heading further west and start blowing over speaks along the way lol

[@antwantaylor2833]

The most interesting thing about this scene is the most obvious. Although he was pleading for his life and trying to buy time, Gyp was right about everything he said and Joe was naive

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

Right ive always thought that too when i watch this scene Gyp is desperate i'm sure this is probably pretty much what he would have said to masseria either way whether it was the truth or not But fortunately for gyp in this particular case a hail mary was the perfect play lol

[@SuperSpasticNinja]

The old guard oftentimes don't view themselves as such, and think their authority is something that will be respected forever by everyone. Rusted stuck in their old ways and conservative views towards their practices, they find no room for innovation. Then some "kid" named Luciano swoops in and changes the entire game. A fatal mistake made over and over throughout history.

[@BFD1989]

When I watch the series I always felt that Joe Masseria had affection for Luciano. Every time they had a scene together it seemed like he was harsh on him from the outside, but when others spoke about him like Gyp in this scene Joe was sensitive about it.

[@user-nz6pl8gz1c]

@@BFD1989 The Boss, was loving the b@st@rdo traitor, like a son!!!

[@Kardaszpm]

I bet those guys behind him, Joe's henchmen, are glad they didn't have to whack Rosetti. Even for them its a shitty way to spend Easter.

[@KuostA]

@Aldo Htownsouth If 'they could care less' that means they DID indeed care, since they could care less. Comprende?

[@chukmorris8264]

Aldo Htownsouth he was joking Geez La Weez why do people take this so literal. SMH lol my goodness

[@playboymaxim]

@@chukmorris8264 He's right though

[@chukmorris8264]

playboymaxim ........ You're right... You're correct

[@phreak761]

@@KuostA Americans say could care less instead of couldn't because they are on drugs.

[@alecwescott2987]

He saw the future. Gyp knew Salvatore and Meyer Lansky were gonna change the game as soon as they got rid of the old guard like Masseria. No one could stop it though, history moves forward with the momentum of visionaries

[@pasjonatpl]

As far I know they did it because Masseria and Maranzano were too narrow minded and wouldn't accept the new structure of the Cosa Nostra. It wasn't an ambition to take their place. For example, Nucky joined the commission. First big meeting took a place in Atlantic City and then bosses decided to eliminate "moustache Petes", i.e. gangsters who wanted to run their businesses in the old way. If any of them accepted these changes, could survive. After all, Nucky was old guard but there was a place for him. Too bad it wasn't in the fifth season.

[@danimaster6647]

Who would you rather do business with? Salvatore and Lansky who created a union or some deranged psycho killing everyone just for fun

[@andromedabloom3277]

Yes sir !

[@davidodoms2812]

Biggest part of the scene, great observation!

[@Nmax]

​@@pasjonatplthat would have been exiting to see on boardwalk Empire Plus Jimmy (Boyd) Darmady stayed on as Nuchy muscle and Jimmy landed on the beaches in 44 on D day and lived up to a ripe old age

[@Adam-ub9nu]

One of the best written and performed scenes in TV or Cinema. Starting in the 90's they really upped the ante in television production quality to the point it's like watching a really, really long movie and it started with the likes of The X-Files and then it swiftly moved up a few notches with HBO's The Wire and The Sopranos, but now it's evolved even further with shows like this and GoT, got to respect their craft.

[@vassilyvodka2638]

Glad you mentioned The Sopranos, because Terry Winter who created Boardwalk was an important writer for The Sopranos. Glad he got his own show to demonstrate his own creativity and then getting Scorsese on board really changed the TV game.

[@hooper1545]

Without talking about the scenery, the script writing , the men in the back, gyp and Joe's characters, the history, the whole fooking deal , this is cinema history , Amazing scene !!!

[@Kelveron]

Gyp was at a precipice of an enormous crossroad, before his speech saved him!

[@chrislynch8128]

Certain events had expired lately, that could have had an adverse effect on their respective bottom lines

[@blast3028]

historically, historical changes have always come out of war

[@tapset]

Charles Schwab over heyya

[@drfaisalkamal1275]

@@chrislynch8128 vito's bottom was impacted if that's what you are reffering too

[@wolf7el356]

The Sacred AND propane...

[@2serveand2protect]

In this series people are always at their best, when they're about to die! :) Here you see Rosetti talking himself out of an already dug grave, by "touching" Masseria where it matters most - not his "wallet" - but his "EGO" - same thing happens to VanAlden, when Capone puts a gun in his mouth - remember that "...this man comes out of town, saying how to conduct Capone's business in Capone's house" , etc?

[@donaldkgarman296]

That's pretty damned Disrespectful.

[@printezstroman]

Like the 28 times Nucky was about to kill Myer.

[@FranklinSninsky]

@@printezstroman lol

[@brolysmash9333]

@@donaldkgarman296 you can rule by feahh or you can tule by love, remembeh that, if you ever gets in charge. Go get him a drink.

[@rogerb1031]

That’s literally talking your way out of certain death and as someone who is a writer that dialogue is incredible absolutely special

[@tapset]

You're a writer but use"literally" like that?

[@ryancbarrett96]

The sense of relief on Gyp's face after Joe says go get two coffee was fantastic.

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

Yeah he's like "Whew, the gyp still rides baby" 🤣

[@croydonrudeness1079]

one of the best scenes in any gangsterish production, as a man fights for his life by persuading a stone cold killer to give him one more chance. Just amazing acting from both actors.

[@whosmikey9941]

😂

[@MrAprilfoolsday]

I like how Joe got defensive over Lucky. He always liked that kid.....oh well

[@hangeldiyevseovereklamajan915]

"This little prick, since he's 10 years old he causes problems." - Joe

[@BacktoAzn]

Guess who whacked Joe

[@nycot107]

Luciano was one of the few Gangsters to die of natural causes. He suffered a heart attack in the 60's.

[@rman52]

@@nycot107 Only if you consider poisoning a natural death. He was about to share mob info for a movie screen play. It was dealt with.

[@nycot107]

@@rman52 He wasn't poisoned, he died of a heart attack.

[@deathrager2404]

i cant control you i cant rely on you and i cant afford you how gyp saves himselfis legendary, but he was right aswell

[@sergiobeltrao]

The moment he realize what was happening...

[@elveszettszikla]

Death Rager but if he wasn’t about the get whacked he would have kill Joe too at one point after all

[@romans8024]

as well, and as hell. Ah that poor Gyp... :)

[@gtaclevelandcity]

Ha April 1st 1923 was in fact Easter. Good writing.

[@loverman166]

And April fools day

[@havelthesnacc8753]

This and the Sopranos are top favorite shows of all time.

[@omfgihopethisworks]

What about peaky blinders

[@listrahtes]

@@omfgihopethisworks PB was way too contrieved and lost in style without substance. Over the top with much less defined characters often relying on cheap cliche tropes to get the narrative going. Sopranos is far ahead of both in that regard but also Boardwalk simply eliminates Peaky Blinders. PB is a pretty standard hollywood series with high production value.

[@lionsfangs739]

Banshee was really good also

[@dropsixteentvtv4149]

@@omfgihopethisworks peaky blinders was slow, kinda boring, and then got over the top when they ran outta material. Also they wouldn't kill off ppl when needed.

[@vitanus]

The wire and BB are above BEmpire as well

[@elveszettszikla]

Best coffee Gyp ever had

[@maxwallstrom3170]

Masseria isn’t speaking italian here, he is speaking sicilian. Such a great detail!

[@printezstroman]

Seriously, I didn’t know that there was a difference.

[@vassalagem1]

Yep, makes much more sense than in the Godfather, where they spoke italiano-fiorentino (official italian).

[@gayan2517]

Go get two 'Sicilian' coffee then.

[@BuzzKirill3D]

Is there a big difference? is there a mutual understanding?

[@maxwallstrom3170]

@@BuzzKirill3D From what I understand, an italian would have a very hard time understanding a sicilian

[@db271295]

0:57 - when Gyp realizes how serious this meeting is

[@chukmorris8264]

I'm you're 57th like for equalling 57 secs.. lol even though it was more like a minute.. But anyway.

[@aznbigboyjo3]

he was going to get wack but talk his way out of it.

[@zaycamon1521]

Hell yea you seen how he turnt his head. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@johanneschimpo1226]

@@zaycamon1521 haha too good

[@johanneschimpo1226]

@@chukmorris8264 thanks Chuk

[@Kevin3dp]

That's probably the best coffee Gyp had in his life 🤣

[@allendiaz04]

'its Easter Sunday Joe!' 'its also April-fools' 'so what are we joking about?' 'im not joking!'

[@whosmikey9941]

☠️

[@jldmistery6840]

"It's easter sunday Joe" "Also April Fool"

[@ANTHONY0808able]

Correct, the scene is taking place on April 1, 1923. Easter Sunday was April 1 that year.

[@el34glo59]

Lol

[@truthseeker3503]

Gyp was the funniest character, his death was hilarious too, goo, goo with the goo, goo, googly eyes!! Lol

[@mikemag5350]

The best Sicilian dialect I have heard..if you're not from there you wouldn't understand, even another Italian speaker..if your not from that region.. non e capisce..

[@aland.3728]

Boardwalk Empire, The Sopranos, Band of Brothers and The Wire! HBO had the best 4 series ever.

[@aland.3728]

Most def OZ. Harold Perrineau in the wheelchair narrating was chilling, disturbing and entertaining.

[@toneytoneny6800]

Best scene in two best actors on boardwalk

[@elveszettszikla]

toney tone ny what about Tony Blundetto and Bennyboy?

[@bozzicone]

joe masseria the best actor of the series

[@staffsgt.sullivan3833]

General Patton: I’m gonna turn the whole thing around, no more problems Supreme Commander Eisenhower: I can’t control you General Patton: I’m your guy, Ike

[@brianbernstein3826]

"you wouldn't kill me on Easter would you?" "oh shit, didn't think about that. WAITER! two Cadbury eggs."

[@DB-fn3fz]

Fuckin' Whitman Samplers all around

[@lukesaki1211]

I love love the condescending tone Joe talks with.

[@yvc9]

Masseria was fucking terrifying.

[@supersizesenpai]

And when I'm done they're not gonna call you "Joe The Boss" no more, they're gonna call you "Joe Google with the Goo-Goo-Googly Eyes". 🤣

[@whosmikey9941]

Nothings personal…

[@Marylandterpenes831]

Talked himself str8 outta a body bag! They were definitely ready to chalk him up!

[@845H1R]

This is the moment when he decided to sing Goony GooGoo with the great big googly eyes!

[@marioabelmartinez7936]

Talk about choosing the right words carefully while under a lot of pressure. He was 10 seconds away from getting wacked and he knew it. Man can handle pressure. Clutch player.

[@jakedonoghue3386]

Facts The MJ of Boardwalk Empire

[@eliwol3789]

Sometimes when I’m driving and I see new buildings being put up, I blurt out in a whiny voice “they building something and it doesn’t include us!!!!”

[@dannyh5937]

This season of Boardwalk Empire was so good and every episode was filled with so much tension.

[@pharoah1200]

Just another of many great scenes in this series👍👍👍

[@maryanneayumi9594]

At 2:46 the vibe suddenly changed into much more darker, specially the sound of the train passing by, it was like a background music for a villain who suddenly had a greater opportunity.

[@Durzel]

Mary Anne Ayumi Shades of the ending of The Godfather too

[@Rustygillamano]

Their not gonna call you Joe the boss anymore their gonna call you joe the king 👑

[@dodelydoodooo4777]

I really love the acting and the script! 👍👍🏆❤️

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

Great scene....masterfully done.

[@EnglishAlive]

Great writing, great acting, great directing.

[@MACE_HINDU]

Oooof got real close to getting wacked by the guys behind him lol

[@thefool2007]

Superb acting. Wow.

[@honkeykong4049]

At the end of the day, what Gyp was saying in this here sit down, he was totally and completely right about. The only shame is that Masseria put Gyp himself in charge of stopping it.

[@Santoro126]

Incredible show

[@d0cn0tes]

They going to call you "Joe the King", then I'm going to kill you, Joe, for trying to kill me in this scene.

[@ericbloodaxe88]

Hahaha yea. U know gyp wasnt letting that fly if it worked out

[@thebaddog4104]

Joe would have got rid of Gyp right after he tidied things up.

[@d0cn0tes]

@@thebaddog4104 Gyp got the upper hand. The moment he knows he got the war won, maybe a few weeks before its over, he can strike at Joe.

[@thebaddog4104]

@@d0cn0tes Not really, Gyp was using alot of Joe's soldiers. Once he got rid of the hierachy i'm sure one of Joe's soldiers would have put a vent in the back of Gyp's head. Bosses watch every detail of everything and their senses are on high so he knew eventually Gyp would make a move and had to go. Just my opinion. You could be right too tho..either way someone was going in this situation. Cheers!

[@d0cn0tes]

@@thebaddog4104 it’s all good. We are just speculating and giving writing material to a Hollywood writer waiting to make another gangster movie using ideas in the comment section. I know I would.;) Peace.

[@richien8472]

The details in this series is mind blowing. At the 0:57 mark, an automobile is passing outside the restaurant. The sound of the engine is definitely that of the cars of that era. Great work here.

[@brianbernstein3826]

1:42 "I straighten him out. You don't worry." good lord did it ever take me a minute to figure out wtf he said

[@Gambino471]

Thanks!

[@tyfalagan]

Great job by gyp here, playing right into the ego and motives of Joe the boss 💯💯💯

[@antonlifer4449]

Bobby Cannavale is such a well rounded actor. He can do anything. I love anything he's in.. he was great as GYP. He played a blood thirsty mobster so well.

[@turtlehans]

The story telling in this show is amazing... How they decided to queue the train sound to suggest gyp may die. Love those kinds of details

[@senorprince4492]

They ain’t gonna call King Kong no more. They’re gonna you Mighty Joe Young.

[@deathrager2404]

@Cman win allright salud. now go home and get ya fuckin shinebox

[@markwoldin162]

Great scene. He saves his life with words.

[@kajcsapapa]

go get 2 coffee

[@johnboykin3128]

Go a getta two venti soy vanilla non fat latte with whipped cream

[@mafia_dave32]

Thank you . Even with subs on i wasn't sure what he said .

[@gayan2517]

Lattee? Cappuccino? Expresso? Americano?

[@deathrager2404]

@TheRealist 811 masseria said 10 percent

[@rudynuryadin8770]

Its mean forget it the coffin lol 😅

[@LuckGoodLuckLuckGoodLuck]

1:12 Masseria does this a lot in the series making a (veiled) threat while making some sort of subtle physical contact

[@antzooma]

it acts as a sign giving them the ok

[@robbie_]

The dialog in this scene is masterful, as is the acting. Ivo Nandi (Masseria) was absolutely fantastic. So well cast.

[@Anthony-hv9wu]

That's great acting amazing

[@ColdChillin20]

Gyp was speaking straight from the heart "who's going to own this business huh AFTER ALL THE BLOOD WE PUT INTO IT" "WHAT ABOUT US " give me your blessing but with enough juice to stick !!!!

[@fergalosanchez7675]

Gyp being a psychopath but still has so much fear and respect for Joe

[@Styxswimmer]

I thought it was fascinating how the only person who scared Gyp was Masseria. Gyp was a crazy psycho who never held back, except when he was in front of masseria.

[@964302]

“ JOE THE KING”

[@Hotdiggity11]

They gonna call you "Joking."

[@goodguy71]

“There’s no honor among thieves” is proved in this scene, getting the people you know stabbed from behind, soo low

[@noureddineelaroussi7680]

Life is precious!

[@tommysoprano1441]

Saves his own ass big time

[@idklol4197]

The way he said "the luciano kid" 🔥

[@deathrager2404]

i kill em all and when i dooo

[@paradoxdea]

What a life-saving speech!!

[@retirednorthsider6202]

You said it. The boss luved it.

[@faisalkamal4319]

@@retirednorthsider6202 the king luved it

[@mst3KGf]

The fact that Gyp managed to talk himself out of this is even more impressive when you realize how right Joe was to have him whacked, at least by mob standards. As Joe put it: "You make a war in New Jersey, bodies on the road, but you can't hold on to 20 blocks here where you belong!" Translation: "You made a big bloody mess out of state in a way that guarantees you get heat from the law, while also losing control of much of your territory here in NY. Which is also MY territory since you're one of my capos. So you've cost me money, turf, men AND you've brought the law to my door. You're dead."

[@steed3902]

those suits are amazing!

[@tapset]

If Masseria clipped gyp here he would've saved 15 men

[@admirosmanovic1368]

Its Easter Sunday Joe Also April fools That line is so fuckin gangsta

[@spooneater9001]

I really like the portrayal of gyp rosetti: he got to the top with guts, ambition and good ol fashioned not giving a fuck. In any other show, he'd be the protagonist against the established Nucky Thompson, but in this world if you don't got the brains to wise up, you wouldn't last. In fact, he had a pretty strong run all things considered...too bad he fell just a little short in the end. One has to wonder if Joe sparing him and leaving him there all that time in a belief that gyp would come out on top, or he has his money on gyp failing but will still make a big enough mess for Joe's future endeavors.

[@gbaby91]

Gyp was really quick witted. Imagine the kind of pressure he felt knowing he was seconds/minutes away from getting wacked. Most would plead for their life but he was able to be smart/calculated. He knew Masseria needed a reason to keep him alive. Great delivery by Bobby. Amazing scene.

[@yourgay3226]

Gyp was such a good character

[@williamdon3442]

Just a big sigh of relief at the end. Sure saved himself.

[@loverman166]

Brilliant acting brilliant accent

[@KingOfYourMouth]

Mad respect for Gyp. That's a bad man right there.

[@gee34]

Makes me want a coffee every time!

[@Gambino471]

This is the best of "NEAR DEATH Experiences" series on KZbin.

[@faisalkamal4319]

5 stages of grief At the end you can see bargaining