Patsy threatens Glorio Trillo - The Sopranos HD

Episode: Amour Fou
Patsy Parisi intimidate Glorio Trillo, The Sopranos HD

[@zerodood]

"It won't be cinematic" Remarkable.

[@leondelvechioramirez8529]

Nice prof pic

[@Harvin87]

Chaos ZT I thought the same. Patsy was badass.

[@mckenzie.latham91]

+Chaos ZT i love his scenes, i think there's a scene later on in the series where Patsy and another guy go to a starbucks to try and get protection money from them, only to learn a corporation is more greedy than a mobster, and as they leave patsy goes, "it's all over for the little guy" or that could be someone else but it had such a Patsy vibe to it.

[@stopthemadness99]

Mckenzie .Latham Nah, it was Patsy.

[@peterdarker1]

+Chaos ZT True, but Patsy was the rat.

[@vincentfisher1603]

My all time favorite intimidation scene. Patsy looks like a grocer, but he is a killer and she understood this. His eyes and smile complimented the weapon.

[@cizzlen07]

***** That's what I fucking love about him in this scene. Such great acting.

[@ESFAndy011]

***** That's just borderline Heisenberg elements of awesome.

[@chrisd2051]

ESFAndy011 This is over Heisenberg

[@ZorbaTheDutch]

What's the mattuh, you don't like me?

[@dagnabbit6187]

Yeah Patsy was becoming quite the Goombata or whatever they call it ! As I stated on other threads , it is funny how Soprano fans just woke up one day and realized what a liability and a psycho Bully piece of shit Paulie Walnuts was . I might add to that that as it went along we came to realize what an asset Patsy was Of course i know this is fiction and both characters were well written and well acted by Dan Grimaldi and Tony Sirico !

[@mmcneil777]

Interesting Patsy used the word cinematic. He sensed Gloria was a drama queen. He read her like a book.

[@colderplasma]

well i mean tony obviously told patsy all about her. like he told her to shut the fuck up before she even said a word because he already knew she was going to start mouthing off.

[@SuCKeRPunCH187]

@@colderplasma probably warned she might be the type to actually attack or possibly grab the steering wheel while he was still driving if she sensed something was wrong.

[@SuCKeRPunCH187]

@Wermhats Wormhat why would he do that, he gave patsy a bump up to captain and his son was gonna marry his daughter. My guess is Phil outsourced the murder of Tony to somebody he could rely on, when he got killed couldn't call the guy off, or Butchie did it to get of owing Janice money for the hit on Bobbi.

[@SplinterAce]

I think he's just quoting what Tony told him to say

[@richeyjames8431]

NY would probably absorb NJ like the original plan.

[@hellespont5072]

Patsy, the guy who pissed in Tony's pool and got away with it.

[@degsbabe]

When he'd sobered up -wonder if he realised that had Tony spotted him he'd have been reunited with his brother !

[@antoniomontana95]

Well that's a pretty cheap "revenge" for losing a brother

[@JohnSmith-fh5du]

@John Davies he told him in the car as smalltalk not even under interrogation or threat, that'ts why, hes blabbermouth

[@Chris-qi7yy]

John Smith not even just that, they planned to whack him before that

[@jerrypacheco5749]

He's the one who killed Tony.

[@TrempBoy2]

Patsy was one of the scariest guys in the crew in my opinion. He looks so unassuming and wasn't a loud mouthed bully like people like Paulie, but he always gave me some serious serial killer-ish vibes.

[@harrisonddobbs3668]

Dan H He is don pasquale now. He totally had tony asassinated.

[@chriszimmerman9162]

Fucking a.

[@number3stunner118]

Yeah, Harrison. He was the one who ordered the hit on Tony (that DID happen at the end - the story starts right at the beginning of Tony's reign as boss, and ends with his death). I think this scene warns us of the end. "In the end, it'll be my face you'll see. Not Tony's". He probably is the boss in the end (not Tony, who's dead). And Tony's death wasn't cinematic - just sudden darkness.

[@checklistbeach]

Wrong. He ran away from the shoot out. Left Silvio to die

[@Jmitch767]

Ahaha yep

[@hiyabuddy69]

"Here's some standard operating procedure" one of my fave lines in the whole series

[@sophiaeletskaya1104]

This, en par with "what is this, fucking UN now? "

[@josiahmcdunning9399]

I crack up everytine, the way patsy delivers the line is just perfect 😂

[@ctlt-pg4tm]

It won't be cinematic has to be a close second though

[@GopherCSVH]

His delivery is what sells it.

[@edward7835]

“Who the fuck are you? Ralph Bunche?!?” 😂

[@kmdphan]

His idea of standard operating pocedure was totally different from hers.

[@Samael66616]

Lmao

[@Frank_144]

Ded

[@jamilioestevez]

Here's some standard operating procedure

[@FranklinSninsky]

ahaha how is this not the first comment

[@firebeardnc6012]

@@FranklinSninsky Shut the fuck up, and listen.

[@mcgruff157]

@@firebeardnc6012 It won't be cinematic

[@thomassullivan3574]

One of the greatest lines from the show. Was so quick with it

[@nick3777]

Whips out 45*

[@johnfiorentino5516]

Mercedes sales manager: “what happened? Where are you?!” Gloria: “these 2 black guys drove me to a deserted lot”

[@berrafatale25yearsago87]

Thats what happened. We all know that

[@michaeldepinto3562]

LOL

[@jeremybeadleslefthand480]

Oh yeah, those guys

[@alotl1kevegas860]

I think I seen them go that way 👉😅

[@gregoryjackson2782]

Jaja

[@themi90]

"It wont be cinematic".- One of the best lines in this show.

[@rievans57]

This dialogue is loaded with subtext which the foundation of all great writing.

[@adamevert1618]

@@rievans57 "They'll be scraping your titties off of these fine leather seats", was better!

[@KianoUyMOOP]

Not just on the show but in real life in general. Often we expect/want things to play out like they do in the movies, but this line is an eye-opener for the cold and volatile nature of reality.

[@phineasgage8252]

I agree

[@Dale_Blackburn]

@@rievans57 It is meta, not an actual subtext in that sense. It is a meta commentary, because that it is a cinematic TV show that we watch. Kinda breaks the 4th wall.

[@boRalto]

Holy shit, Dan Grimaldi is a master. He's got the sociopath role down to a tee. Notice how he half-smirks and raises his eyebrows, while keeping the eyes completely dead as he threatens Gloria to death in a very gruesome manner. All this without raising his voice, and neither saying too much or too little, just enough to get the point across. Masterclass acting. Patsy Parisi is an incredibly dangerous guy because of how unassuming he is, but once he has you against the wall, you see exactly what's behind his "mask".

[@johngilmore697]

Eat crow

[@Rangerpl1322]

The best part is that he's a math professor

[@johngilmore697]

@@Rangerpl1322 Very allegorical

[@brandondaniels9471]

_"He's got the sociopath role down to a tee. Notice how he half-smirks and raises his eyebrows, while keeping the eyes completely dead as he threatens Gloria to death"_ ^^^ anton chigurh would be proud 👏👏👏

[@johngilmore697]

@@brandondaniels9471 I think we've all got something to bring to this discussion. But I think from now on, the thing you should bring is silence.

[@chrise5011]

Patsy was the sociopath next door, the type of guy who when he gets caught, the neighbours go on the news saying they never knew.

[@nuckymancini7013]

I bet hes @narcissist too right?!? STFU & LISTEN...

[@deathrager2404]

they know it won't be cinematic.

[@berrafatale25yearsago87]

Yeah he was the Walter White kinda type. Looks like a teacher but is a serious hitman.

[@anomaliesanonymous]

Most people who get in trouble with the mafia have to struggle to keep away from them. Gloria is the only person the mafia had to threaten to stay away from them

[@ball3677]

And Tracee

[@TheCoolProfessor]

Patsy is very convincing.

[@johnson7166]

One of the most realistic characters on the show.

[@brianzar1943]

TheCoolProfessor do you know that the real pasty is a math professor in New York

[@johnson7166]

So I've heard. Funny that an old Italian math geek could play a mobster so convincingly.

[@sleepinglion1192]

Brian Zar better think twice before screwing up that algorithm

[@jaybee3477]

Wow, had no idea!! Thanks!!

[@paulkraehenbuhl8189]

her acting was amazing..seeing her shaking through terror..very fine work there

[@SankofaNYC]

Yeah they both did a great job... She really sold it too

[@swmita]

paul kraehenbuhl- yeah that scene was brilliant acting by both characters.

[@JudgeDredd_]

paul kraehenbuhl true they both were on point here.

[@number3stunner118]

I feel kind of conflicted about it. The first time I thought maybe it was a good thing someone put some fear in her set her straight, a little. Then after the way things ended, I almost feel a little guilty watching her reaction here.

[@keithhernandez4083]

Bravo, bravo magnifique what a superb display of the fine art. She makes Hepburn look like an extra in a laxative commercial.

[@javiersp15]

Love how he compliments the seats "fine leather seats" while threatening to kill her.

[@Nash9r]

Would have been great if she still tried to sell him the car. "Okay, you don't like me, but you still love these leather seats. They come with the regular price. This is a bargain."

[@Women_Rock]

I betcha it was just some of that good old fashioned Sopranos product placement for Mercedes.

[@joshuawarren8340]

Yeah that’s mad crazy

[@joeschmoe3665]

The ability to deliver a death-threat smiling without ever raising your voice. One of my absolute favourite scenes of the Sopranos

[@cizzlen07]

I should hire Patsy to deal with my ex

[@wwb2081]

"Stay the fuck away from cizzleno7. Kapeesh?"

[@cizzlen07]

+Wyatt Button or Wyatts face is the last face you'll see. It won't be cinematic

[@loualbino6823]

I'd prefer to hire Silvio.

[@xYouthAttackx]

fuck that! Furio!

[@ZorbaTheDutch]

Gimme a thousand dollars.

[@ThunderthePoodle]

Patsy is the real face of the mob the guy you see at the store or baseball game an average Italian man that you never would suspect is a gangster my favorite of the series.

[@organizedchaos7111]

"It won't be cinematic" gold

[@billtaylor4224]

that guy is such a fine actor. Its a shame how Hollywood skips over those without connections. Its all one big bullshit game over there.

[@shytguy]

So true he was amazing in this show. He's a regular guy from Staten Island who happens to be a great actor but I guess when it comes to Hollywood a lot of talented people get overlooked

[@commonsense3490]

Bill Taylor life is connections no one makes it on their own.

[@matthewminelli]

I think it's the glasses that add to the creepy murderous look he already has. Plus his acting is top-notch.

[@gsnayyar]

He is also a professor of mathematics; Hollywood may or may not be of such a charm to his bent of mind.

[@richevans609]

They like little kids too.....Creeps

[@karattkensair9891]

The quietest, deadliest, patient, money wise gangster of them all. Had the biggest reason of anyone to kill Tony and smart enough to not make it cinematic.

[@vadimpogosov3585]

Did you miss the part when he pissed in the pool? He had no balls without a gun. Gloria would have probably taken him out without it.

[@tommydevito8235]

Vadim Pogosov cant u remeber wen he had a confrontation with Christopher. Christopher had the gun Patsy picks up a metal and rages at Christopher then he hits some next dude who threatened to call the police.

[@rareosts5752]

@@vadimpogosov3585 I'm skeptical that Patsy was the guy who got Tony killed, but he absolutely had balls without a gun. Chris pulled a gun on him and Patsy grabbed a metal pipe, spit on the ground, and told Chris to "Come on!"

[@pinballanon8531]

it was pretty damn cinematic considering his killer came out of the bathroom just like Michael in the Godfather

[@jeremybeadleslefthand480]

@UCKMtdQDsPfaMQK8vu7yp2Iw Who the fuck are you? Ralph Bunche over here? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zodimusrex8160]

What I love is not just that Patsy read her love for the drama by saying it won't be cinematic but how he delivers it. Theres a laid back almost tired way in which he delivers it that says he's had to kill many times before. There's a head tilt semi squinty look he gives as shakes his head no coupled with an almost empathic smile. I could almost believe he saw her shift to terror and felt a little bad... maybe. There's so much to read into this scene.

[@grimson]

You nailed it. This moment is nothing to him, and following through on the threat would also be nothing. He conveys that he will have zero sympathy for her and do his job without a moment's hesitation.

[@johnnyalviso7350]

Stfu and just watch the fucking scene

[@gtassa01]

Like a real psychopath, killing another human being holds no more weight to him than brushing his teeth every day. It's just something he does every once in a while.

[@calebdixon784]

@@gtassa01they aren’t completely ones tho they care about family worse would probably be 18-22 they even shoot their own moms or some Anton chigurh type

[@soccered888]

"What's a matter, you don't like me?" That was so sinister and set the scene into motion perfectly. I think deep down it probably did make him a little jealous that Tony could mingle with such choice women at the drop of a hat.

[@luvfreedom1470]

So could he honestly. I mean chicks seem to dig mafiosos. I honestly think he was just playing head games with her, setting the tone for what he was about to do.

[@dominickjustave3558]

He didn't care about her just another job to do

[@kariyam2202]

He was just annoyed by her attitude.

[@anthonyanderson9303]

Nah they showed a scene with him and his side chick later on. They all got dime pieces.

[@visionist7]

@jazinegrrrl why do Americans (gotta assume you're American 'cos only Americans do it) say "could care less" instead of the correct "couldn't care less"?

[@rievans57]

I have always been of the notion that the best scenes from the Sopranos are the non-violent ones. This scene is one the best in the series. It's unexpected and loaded with tension. It implies violence but does not show it. A recurring element in this classic story...

[@katemuccinogandhi]

Richard Evans and then he goes home with his Cellentano raviolis.

[@RB2331]

The way Gloria is shaking is very good acting and the writing here is truly great

[@krackowkid6618]

IT WAS A PRETTY MENACING THREAT WITHOUT OVER STATING IT ALL RIGHT

[@cizzlen07]

Well said!

[@mystic7splace]

Another one is Furio showing up at the French guy's apartment to get revenge for Artie (and Tony's 50g's).

[@SilasMoleCatcher]

God they wrote this well. 'It won't be cinematic...' Patsy twisting the knife with that one, because he knows Gloria lives her life like a diva - and that she maybe even hopes on a subconscious level that her relationship with Tony will play out to some melodramatic silver-screen type ending. Patsy crudely disabuses her of this notion in the cruelest way possible.

[@lornepalumbo1647]

Sa matter... You don't like me?

[@plaistowbill]

"Yer nice, but your cologne...."

[@stefanhammel192]

Patsy was hoping for a BJ just before he threathens her😂😂😂

[@weet1978able]

Brilliant scene, that called for such contrast by both actors. Patsy was calm, but terrifying, and Gloria going from sassy to catatonic within seconds shows fantastic skill as an artist. The stars really aligned with all of the elements of this show. The best ever for me.

[@Batman8657]

3 hours later, still watching random Sopranos clips. The adventure continues...

[@visionist7]

Just watch the whole show!

[@Corduroy0]

Lmfao same...

[@stefanhammel192]

Stop bitchin im bingin like 20 hours of soprano vids like im in the fckin can😂

[@Yobachi2007]

Not gonna lie. I'm a dude and I was a little intimidated through my computer screen.

[@omarl8195]

lol

[@mckenzie.latham91]

+Yobachi2007 yeah the line delivery is what sells it, the actor nailed the cold and detached threat, while still adding in some extra emotion with that “it won’t be cinematic”

[@SiccDeville]

"no bitch to me."

[@laminage]

Mckenzie .Latham He should have won an Emmy

[@Jawf94]

What does the fact that you're a dude have anything to do with it? Being violently threatened is a uni sexual feeling.

[@mosesrocco6614]

One of the things that made this show so special was that it seemed like every actor in the show took to their parts so naturally. Every actor seemed to be perfect for the roles and played their characters brilliantly. From the stalwarts to those who only briefly featured. The casting was incredible.

[@blackman5881]

"Shut the fuck up, and listen." He said that so calmly, but u know u better listen.

[@jfjsas07]

Patsy has always the look of a quiet and calm man but he can be a real badass xD

[@ernestiechevalierchildprod1586]

imagine cheating in his college class. First day of class: Ok class if I catch you cheatin'.....it wont be cinematic

[@alexwhite3830]

he killed tony so yeah

[@yauchy5965]

Patsy killed Tony Egg?

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

Threatening a helpless person with gun, so badass 🙄

[@nickademofrost46]

"They'll be scraping your nipples off these fine leather seats" LOL

[@SecretAgentMan00]

".....here's some standard operating procedure!" lol

[@novelchaser3556]

That's one way to end a relationship.

[@vega21]

7 dislikes were women that saw Patsy's face last.

[@dilleycurtis]

Totally professional.

[@Schyderap]

Just another standard operating procedure.

[@nykia31]

Patsy was gangsta..Looks like a pocket protector wearing nerd, but will goon you up :D

[@oliveroliver8720]

Real Gangsters don't look like Gangsters

[@pragmatic1ultramagnetic202]

Yep. It's the ones that you'd never suspect that are hardcore.

[@shytguy]

+Pragmatic1 Ultramagnetic yeah not the ones that Hang out in front of sandwich shops with velour jumpsuits on. The wannabe gangsters

[@pragmatic1ultramagnetic202]

shytguy Yeah I grew up with it in another culture, in Ireland. You'll be at a funeral for a neighbour or relative and men wearing balaclavas will fire off guns over the coffin as a mark of respect. You'd never have guessed it but you just attended a paramilitary funeral. And your neighbour or relative was an IRA or INLA gunman without you ever having guessed it.

[@oliveroliver8720]

REAL... Gangsters Don't Look Like Gangsters...they Don't even call themselves Gangsters No REAL Gangsters Sit In Board Rooms, or Air Conditioned Offices At The Pentagon Or In Whitehall.. Deciding The Fate of Millions and 'Planning mass murder' ... Every Day.. Read The Godfather.. Thats What That Book Is All About...Vito And His Associates Didn't Want Their lives to be Controlled By Real Gangsters... ' I refuse To Be A Fool Dancing On A String Held By All Those Big Shots' They knew who the Real Gangsters were 

[@SeamHead33]

Anyone notice at first the car interior is a W210 Mercedes Eclass, and then we see a W220 Sclass exterior and interior ? Pay attention to the seat controls on Gloria's door.

[@Onmysheet]

Perfect way to get the message across. Love how he's smiling while being serious, adds to the Sopranos humour. lol

[@kevini4295]

Amazing scene. She hates him before he even threatens her. Patsy took care of Tony's "problem" perfectly. She's psychotic enough to want Tony to kill her. Love how Patsy made it clear HE would kill her. She didn't want that.

[@LabbyLover]

Because he would be the last face she sees.

[@magetaaaaaa]

Is this the same guy who showed up at Tony's house drunk and pissed in the pool?

[@Writeous0ne]

Roger B yeah and he made a comment about patsys dead wife didnt he?

[@Writeous0ne]

i was mixed up with brother not mother. he said that comment about commiting suicide on patsys birthday and patsy gave him a dirty look

[@patgogan7324]

@Roger B his wife is the chick from Saturday Night fever

[@nuckymancini7013]

Yeah hes @SUPERBOSS

[@shineboxofiran1899]

@Roger B or else Furios face would be the last face he would see and it wouldnt be stupida fakin cinematic.

[@windycitytoast]

"it won't be cinematic"-patsy parisi, always one of my favorite side characters on the show. One of the only guys in Tony's crew who doesn't get whacked as well! (obviously couldn't say the same about his twin brother though)

[@killerkam786]

Patsy was awesome thats why they brought him back and made the storyline where it was his twin brother that got killed !!

[@terranceaddison4599]

killerkam786 tragic, though.

[@shriharihudli]

Here you go, kid.

[@wilsybhoy]

JD James um yeah that’s the point he’s making. he was such a good actor they killed him off then brought him back playing his twin.

[@Writeous0ne]

I liked old man bacala and patsy parisi. Remind me of the old timers in your local pub, keep them self to them self but if they need to they can handle anything.

[@Tkieron]

The way Gloria is shaking, nodding her head and just sits there helplessly quiet. Such an incredible performance by Annabella Sciorra. She genuinely looks terrified. Look at her trembling as Patsy gets out of the car. She looks scared shitless. If you didn't know it was a TV show you'd think this was real. And Patsy was such an incredibly intimidating guy. He acts normal. Never raises his voice. Not even with a .45 pointed at a lady threatening her life. You'd never know how dangerous he was if you met him outside the social club.

[@mr.kjh6937]

This is by far one of the most well executed scenes, hands down. Notice how in the beginning you’ve got Patsi, a middle/older aged gentleman (and unsuspecting appearance) posing as a potential customer who’s looking to get some on the side with an attractive looking female salesperson who doesn’t particularly give into his advances. He makes her believe that she’s got the upper hand in the situation thinking that she can just brush him off, and BOOM! Plot twist, it’s a set up and he’s there on a job to set her straight, incredible how she turned 180 in less than a second into a scared vulnerable being who knows she screwed up. Hard to say which is better, Patsi’s deceptive appearance or Gloria’s sudden intimidation. Either way great acting!!!!!!

[@yoqse486]

"Here's some standard operating procedure" 😂😂😂😂

[@169tke]

One of my favorite scenes. Patsy sounds so smooth while he threatens Gloria. And all with a smile on his face. True intimidation,

[@starsgatherer]

Anybody noticed they switched from an E-class interior (W210) 0:14 to an S-class (W220) at 0:22

[@inutero10]

"It won't be cinematic". I have to use that line.

[@461THUGLIFE]

inutero10 what does it mean ? IT wont be cinematic ?

[@sleepinglion1192]

Pablo Escobar it means it won't be some romantic Romeo and Juliet death, with Tony killing his love with passion or something. It'll be in the backwoods of jersey, on a cold dreary day with a stranger like patsy shooting her in cold blood.

[@461THUGLIFE]

Much much thanks both of you. Thx much.

[@jeffaholics2289]

Might be the most chilling scene of strong-arming in the whole series. You get the sense that this is what it really looks like when you meet your killer.

[@jimmysnaggles4608]

That Patsy was the sickest one out of the whole bunch.

[@nuckymancini7013]

They shouldve used him more on the show

[@maureenmurphy7817]

This is a legitimately scary person.

[@samerelsahih]

I keep imagining Patsy going out of that car and slipping on the snow haha ! "Can you imaging that ? Patsy going out of that car and slipping on the snow ?"

[@rowndo]

Samer Sahih Paulie, ma' man!

[@StuUngar]

The writers had it written that way, but it petered out...it died on the vine. That writer, he moved or something.

[@ajbahus]

StuUngar Patsy’s in no position to slip on the snow not knowing.

[@slickr_392]

Albert lol

[@mattgarcia2519]

@@slickr_392 F'n parakeet!! Lol

[@knight7se7en]

Patsy from The Sopranos is like Slim Charles from The Wire.......both characters were incredibly brilliant, flew under the radar and remain relatively unappreciated from their respective fan-bases.

[@WhiteCheddarChannel]

Ironically, this was kind of cinematic.

[@satchmothekid3891]

Ched Noseby no shit it's a tv show

[@nuckymancini7013]

STFU & LISTEN...

[@professionalcommenter5]

satchmo the kid amateur comment

[@AlphonseSwedgen]

Patsy was definitely an underrated character.

[@yoyo2ma520]

You just knew she would never mess with Tony again after this. Even though she was crazy, she was scared shitless of Patsy.

[@Daveyengland]

yoyo2ma - hit the nail on the head. She wasn’t scared of Tony (in fact she welcomed the chance to be melodramatically killed by him, I guess), but she WAS scared of Patsy... shit got real in this scene and she took the easy way out, rather than have to face Patsy again.

[@jasewildheart]

@@Daveyengland Yeah suicide is so easy.

[@GRehillMusic]

Here's some standard operating procedure!!!

[@36100tejas]

One of my favorite scenes. "It wont be cinematic"

Love how her snobby attitude toward Patsy turned into her shaking like a leaf. Stuck up 'wonderbread wop' hooah.

[@nestorgc]

One of the best scenes from The Sopranos.

[@Dr.TJ_Eckleburg]

BIG error in this scene -- when they're driving, they're sitting in an E Class. When they pull into the parking lot, they're sitting in an S Class. In fact, the parking lot scene was obviously shot in two different takes also -- Patsy is still in the E Class and Gloria is in the S Class. They changed the headrest on Patsy's seat to match Gloria's but you can see that the seats themselves are different. Patsy's seat is the piped leather of the E Class and Gloria is in the S Class, with tufted wraparound leather. This means Patsy and Gloria were in different cars, so it was two separate takes, likely on different days, which got spliced together for the final cut. Great scene, but very noticeable.

[@PhysicalEntity]

You're right. You can tell by the headrests. Can't believe I didn't notice that.

[@hh582]

It’s values today, standards are crumbling!

[@coenfilm]

Where is the assistant director?

[@FerdinandFake]

The e class didnt have fine enough leather seats

[@simionalexandru9546]

Patsy's twin brother was killed, he knew all along his crew did it but he played with them like a proffesional to the very last moment.

[@thebibleisafakeandforgery9112]

I like Patsy. He takes pride in a job well done. We need more of that today.

[@menzoznem]

It's interesting how we as a viewer are totally fine with her being threatened like that. She has a lot of personal issues, but for us she is a threat to Tony. For us she got what she deserved.

[@curranfrank2854]

I mean I felt bad for her tbh

[@menzoznem]

@@curranfrank2854 yeah same. I guess stating we are totally fine with it is a bit too strong. There's definitely a satisfaction in how Glorio gets threatened here, but her character is just so tragic that we feel for her as well. It brings multiple layers to the characters and the scene. It's all so believable, violent and tragic. I think believability is key in a series, but we rarely see that nowadays.

[@martyjohnstone8226]

Totally dude! The first time I watched it I had an unshakeable sympathy for Tony regardless, and when Gloria was introduced I found her annoying and unhinged, this was as a teenager. After rewatching as a 30+ it was plain to see the difference - Tony was an incorrigible, narcissistic crook who cared only for himself, Gloria as unhinged as she was was deeply hurt and scarred, just wanting a release from her pain. She is far more redeemable than Tony, albeit with much therapy and work on her mental health.

[@hungram5170]

Great writing creates sympathy for otherwise unsympathetic characters. Nearly every character in this show is some kind of douchebag. People feel bad about Bobby getting shot, or Gloria getting a visit from Patsy, or Meadow walking in just in time to see Tony killed. Dead mobsters, a homewrecker and a mob apologist-daughter. All scumbags.

[@korawitbuttramee618]

I can see people who had to deal with a clingy, melodramatic, or straight-up psycho ex side with Tony here since they would find him relatable. In fact, making a character your audience can relate to is a great way to make them invested in your story.

[@maggieb369]

Patsy and Silvio always surprise the audience when they are menacing because they often come across as so laid back most of the time.

[@dontommasino6882]

Patsy is BOSS, Tony needed more loyal guys like him.

[@DVincentW]

"Amour Fou"- Crazy Love. Love this show. If I had to watch one show forever.

[@36100tejas]

"Here's some standard operating procedure"

[@IamJacksColon4]

that was brutal. but i think she got the message.

[@osamabad3597]

My favorite part is when he emphasized that it will be him, not Tony that will be the last thing she sees, knowing she’s obsessed with Tony and him angrily or even violently confronting her is exactly what she wants.

[@rozinakhan1793]

Over and DONE! that delivery was on point

[@MSRLR]

Patsy scared me the most because he has a 1980’s serial killer vibe. Like he could be a model citizen, but could also be robert hansen

[@Justen1980]

I got a feelin they made him a twin so they could keep him on as an actor after he got killed off

[@641ste1013]

Slickest gun pull in history.

[@das81]

Anabella Sciorra makes it more convincing with the shaking.

[@johnnyangel3683]

@Thelondonbadger She was in line to play Carmela but Falco got it.

[@vwa9832]

patsys best scene

[@thebeastjs]

One of the best scenes in the entire show. Every second, every word and every look is perfection.

[@AP-qr8en]

My favorite Patsy scene. He shows just how well he understands the nature of the situation. Patsy, without having met her, understands Gloria’s complex, twisted psychology. He knows he doesn’t need to make her afraid of dying, he needs to make her afraid of HOW she would die. Tony won’t be involved, you won’t get some suicidal catharsis from making him kill you. It won’t be some big show to display your suffering to the world. You’ll be another crime statistic, your last moments spent with patsy, not with tony or yourself. “It won’t be cinematic” Genius

[@bishopsnake887]

"STFU and listen." "I love Patsy!

[@michaelfletcher481]

Patsy scared the shit outta ME here! One of the BEST scenes in the entire series, my opinion.

[@donnlazy578]

This very short scene must been filmed over a course of 2 days. Notice the first interior shot shows the interior of an e-class or clk, and the second shows the interior of an s-class.

[@vega21]

Good eye

[@frankburns8871]

I'd take that big, ridiculous Caddy over either of the Benzes, and I'm not even old...well, not geriatric yet.

[@voltagebinary1006]

Wow the car DID change. Look at the head rests!.. sloppy!

[@doctored3029]

am i the only one who found this scene fucking hilarious when i first saw it, like patsy's smirk and the "shut the fuck up and listen" before gloria can even get a word out of her mouth just killed me when i saw this episode

[@falloutboy691]

Everyone complimenting Dan, but the actress who played Gloria knocks it out of the park too. Her look and her shaking really sells it as her being absolutely terrified.

[@shapiroshekelberg604]

Patsy is so intimidating he even changed the interior of that Benz!!!

[@muriloninja]

Great scene and great acting by both, Annabella Sciorra nailed the scared shitless shake and look. Wow!

[@tonysoprano1884]

Patsy is by far one the most intimidating guys in the whole series. He looks like a math teacher, but he's a ruthless killer.

[@SmokeyBCN]

yes but ironically we never saw him kill anyone

[@JeffTheHokie]

He is a math professor.

[@mikedawolf95]

The Walter white

[@totrigo6834]

Yeah, he (Dan Grimaldi) actually is a mathematics teacher, besides being an actor. 😂😂😂

[@juanjosealmanzar6330]

@@mikedawolf95 more like Gus Fring

[@StudioMod]

When my Uber says that we’re as close as he can’t get< HERES SOME STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE

[@quafog]

I watch this whenever I'm on the toilet, constipated. Works like a charm!

[@jackfahy2283]

A lesson on intimidation for any wannabe gangsters

[@scaccu]

when i was a kid i was in love with Annabella Sciorra, here she's already aging but, damnit, she's beautiful.

[@nuckymancini7013]

She's absolutely stunning (*but it doesn't seem like she likes her job)...

[@MadonnasSpareVagina]

Aging or not she's smoking hot.

[@krozer05]

When you think you’re with a stalker but then realize you are the stalker

[@rareosts5752]

Great point.

[@smellslikeproductions1024]

'it won't be cinematic' ending foreshadowed here

[@guggiuggi3687]

Dan Grimaldi makes for one creepy killer... He had that kinda innocent face back then, like Chris Mulkey in "The Hidden" - like a slightly mad-looking math teacher, lol..

[@Micah_Lal]

"Here's some standard operating procedure" 😂

[@JohnLoCicero]

Great job by Patsy. Tony never heard another peep out of this nuthob.

[@thenewwoodsman]

JohnLoCicero Probably has something to do with the fact that she died soon after

[@JohnLoCicero]

thenewwoodsman But even as she was suicidal, she didn't reach out to Tony. Because even when staring down suicide, the thought of her last moment being spent with Patsy was still enough to dissuade her from contacting T ever again. I found this to be a very professional job by Patsy.

[@ryaniles6203]

And Tony was an idiot for fucking some nutcase when he is married with children.

[@jasewildheart]

Yeah great work whoo hoo she killed herself.. excellent work all round. Congrats to Patsy and Tony

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

@@jasewildheart The smallest violin is playing for the fictional character who had an arc in a season of a long-gone television program.

[@Wi11zyx]

First time I saw this scene I was surprised. Patsy is one of the more docile members of Tony's crew but Is very intimidating.

[@jeremybeadleslefthand480]

Quite intimidating for a flambé