The Godfather Part II Deleted Scene - Kay talks to Frank Pentangeli

Footage of Kay talking to Frank Pentanegli. He tells Kay that he and Anthony talked in Sicilian, and that it was a one-sided conversation. Sourced from the 2016 HBO stream of The Godfather: The Complete Epic 1901-1959. Captured in 720p.

[@attackhelicopterjr4481]

Frank can make them an offer they couldn't understand

[@tatetym4301]

Sopranos reference?

[@mmhad]

Just like the Chinese godfather

[@pitoblogg]

@Bold Gambit a cataract!

[@rosemarykennedy5430]

Hee hee hee 😝

[@theblacklightspecial209]

LMAO!!!

[@ericthomas917]

Frank seems like the kind of guy you can have a few drinks and a bunch of laughs with

[@811chelseafc]

Unless you’re one of those goddamn Rosatto brothers.

[@bobrocks8387]

​@@811chelseafcWell Clemenza did promised nothing.

[@kyleiwalker3603]

this was lighthearted and wholesome til i saw michael's face, he was not having it

[@miloshp7399]

Frank says Michael dont teach Sicilian/Italian to kids and being to Americanized, forgetting tradition, as in he does in business Family too. So yeah it offends the Don, his power stems from tradition.

[@brinsonharris9816]

The old man had too much wine.

[@b.g.3073]

Empty stomach..... 20 years..... radiator on the grilled cheese.

[@Guillermo_Carratero]

@@b.g.3073 My man!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@LightsOutLow]

@@b.g.3073 so have a breadstick!

[@matthewgray469]

@@LightsOutLow Frankie wanted Sausage and Peppers, but all they had was chopped liver on a Ritz cracker and they called it "Can O" Peas" plus Frankie drinking from a garden hose at a fancy party is pure gold

[@Guillermo_Carratero]

@@LightsOutLow Fook those breadsticks, my man compromized enough LOL

[@youtubebrowser1635]

This is the only scene where ive seen Mother Corleone smiling leaving aside Connie's wedding party

[@elmermedina1713]

I think Kay was trying to tell Pentageli to stop talking to her son.

[@mitchjames9350]

That would explain Michaels death stare.

[@aristotleonassis5792]

@@mitchjames9350 it was because he was drunk and loud

[@TGiannini007]

Bingo.

[@feelingsogood6073]

I think she was trying to sow a little business if you catch my drift .

[@miloshp7399]

Point is that Frank criticizes Michael for not learning kids Sicilian/Italian and straying further from tradition, as also in business.

[@razbigranicu]

This guy was drunk for real. I read on IMDb he got drunk in rehearsals, he probably was here too.

[@steeltown2946]

I love how this scene is a follow up to him giving the son some wine. It also shows how Michael family's, only seen it as a party to get loose at and drag Michael. When it was supposed to be a honorable college event, Kay found out *you see her sassyiness here* and Michael is sitting there mad as hell because he is irritated at this point with him 🤣 staring at him with a death stare like, "you will get your meeting with me alright"

[@isabelbeckerman9226]

Not to mention Michael's mama. She's trying to put up with Frank's pathetic gibberish by displaying a faint grin, but no doubt she also despises the behavior of the wrenched drunkard from across the table with loathing eyes.

[@hdn4nd]

College event? Wasn’t it a first communion?

[@andreajackson5293]

@@hdn4nd it was

[@sbakernyc5761]

College event lol? It was a communion hammer

[@hdn4nd]

“What do you call all of these Americans? WASPs”

[@brentcrude8153]

Vespa.

[@Dreadandcircuses]

Meddygans.

[@smacwhinnie]

Midigans

[@andrewg.carvill4596]

Wassppttzz! - he spat the word as though he wanted to spit the thing . . .

[@ej11481]

Everyone at the table is laughing at Pentangeli's remarks. Everyone except Michael. A bit of foreshadowing about how Michael had become alienated from his father's world and culture, and had become something more cold-blooded. At least it would've been if the scene was kept in the movie.

[@ej11481]

@Lord of the Mountains Everyone besides Michael was laughing or at least smiling. Vito would've probably cracked a joke about Pentangeli in response. And Fredo was stepped over because of his cowardice and stupidity, not because he might laugh at a drunk old man's antics.

[@aodh5966]

I have all the deleted scenes on my VHS version of the Godfather. I'm going to get it burned to a DVD and hopefully mp4 format so I don't waste them. All this time I never realised I had the best version of the Godfather in all it's glory. Find the VHS version and check the length of the film if you want to get the deleted scenes.

[@baxakk7374]

@@ej11481 Where did you see Vito cracking a joke? I think he wouldn't even let it come to this, he's a better strategist than Michael.

[@ej11481]

@@baxakk7374 Consider how Vito mocked Johnny Fontane when Johnny was crying to him about his issues with Woltz. And (as spelled out in the book) Vito was pleased that Johnny took his mockery in stride. He could empathize with people in a way that Michael struggled to. One of the Godfather II's great unanswered questions is whether Pantangeli would've been so quick to assume Don Vito sold him out to the Rosato brothers in similar circumstances. I doubt that he would have.

[@keldonmcfarland2969]

He was at the top. He couldn't risk making a mistake at any time. He was their leader, the head of the family and couldn't not afford to fraternize with his men.

[@Godfather9814]

I wish they kept the scene in the movie, not only does it add a nice funny scene but also feels like a nice throwback to the original film of the old fashioned parties.

[@mrgreen4688]

i’m not sure it’s so funny. Michael is ready to order rocco to take care of him right then

[@Godfather9814]

@@mrgreen4688 it’s funny cause Frankie was a beautiful throwback to the guys of his dads era that granted they were criminals and killers but they were also “family” and there’s always a drunk relative that means well but when they’re drunk they do stupid shit that themselves and the family members enjoy the moment. Michael couldn’t cause he was of the generation that looked at it solely as a businessman not as a father of a family like Vito did so every decision was based solely on what’s good for business

[@MrOccyc]

Harry Callahan gave Frankie Five Angels a heart attack at his daughter’s wedding. Never ended well for him.

[@brinsonharris9816]

I’ll say. Poor guy ended up doing an ep of Welcome Back, Kotter.

[@miguelcorleone6633]

Liked Frankie Pentangelin he was my favorite character.

[@cha5]

Me too, I just think he works better as a character instead of having Peter Clemenza in Godfather Part 2.

[@MuzixMaker]

Yeah, sure, why not?

[@jeffpalaganas7404]

This is Michael Gazzos and John Cazales movie more than anything to me.

[@CYP0]

Too bad he betrayed Michael in the end, as did Fredo. Roth… he played this one beautifully, but Michael played it even better. When a plot against the emperor fails, guess what happens to the plotters.

[@MrJoebrooklyn1969]

Me too

[@wjatube]

My Sicilian father was chastised in the same way by my uncles. But my father always said to me, 'if you wanna be a success in America, you have to speak in the tongue of America". It was truly a clash of cultures.

[@lf1496]

I speak the Cuban and Puerto Rican Spanish of my parents perfectly. I also speak Lucumi which is pigeon Yoruba from the religion of my West African Nigerian Yoruba ancestors. My small children speak all of these languages as well. We also speak perfect English because I was raised in the BRONX in America. I live in Rome and my husband is Sicilian Roman. I and my children also speak Sicilian and standard Italian. You should NEVER give up the language of your ancestors for any reason. What America does to people making them aspire to be WASPS with no flavor is GASLIGHTING.

[@mazeppa1231]

@@lf1496 Now that you mention it, what's a WASP? I apologize to ask this as I'm not American, so I don't understand some of the terms used there. I'm guessing WA stands for "White American"? Not sure about the SP though.. something people, I'm guessing?

[@patriarch7237]

@@mazeppa1231 White Anglo-Saxon Protestant. i.e. required to be the default top social class for the USA, though most WASPs aren't. The senator at the party is a WASP and Michael isn't, which is why he talks down to Michael in a very ill-advised way when they are in private. Kay is also a WASP, and so are many of the people Michael wants to ingratiate himself with if he ever wants to expand/go completely legit.

[@wjatube]

@@lf1496 "what America"? Well the one I grew up in my grandfather was able to bring the entire family over from Sicily on the same boat. He maintained his business in the USA and did well for us. There was a lot of animosity between him and the "old country" as he looked down upon them as peasants. I once told him I was going back to visit my uncles and my gf asked me "why you wanna go back there, they piss in the streets?" Not exactly the romanticized versions we read about or see in the movies.

[@Dreadandcircuses]

@@lf1496 America doesn't make anybody do shit anymore.

[@CYP0]

Subtle jibe at second/third generation Italian-Americans (or immigrants in general) who do not and cannot speak their heritage language. Michael could not have spoken Italian/Sicilian very well either if he had not gone to Sicily in exile. Remember the restaurant scene where Sollozzo speaks to him in Italian?

[@michaelfontanelli2450]

Gazzo had some big shoes to fill when Castellano declined to reprise Clemenza in GF2. He crushed it! 👍👍👍

[@mjcc9422]

He really did!!! :O I think I even prefer the character of Pentangeli over Clemenza in Godfather 2. Robert Duvall's replacement in Godfather 3 is another story sadly... ;)

[@S.O.N.E]

They turned him away cause he wanted too much money

[@misterme795]

i thought he was the best role in the whole movie. they should have kept him around. very underrated.

[@ciaranmcguinness8900]

every time Frank speaks it sounds like his lungs are trying to erupt from his mouth

[@Mayito_Tamps]

Frankie Is That One Drunk Uncle That We All Have And Does Not Give A F*ck About Your Feelings He Will Tell You How It Is

[@trutzblankerhans]

In the movie, during the same dinner, there is a couple seconds of Tom talking to Mama Corleone in Italian, presumably Sicilian. And Michael talks to him in Italian at the end too. Interesting contrast with this scene because Tom isn't one bit Italian but he took the effort to learn the language.

[@rezamotori5709]

0:24 if looks could kill..............

[@wjatube]

You just had to include poor ole Fredo's wife at the end huh? lol.

[@matthewdietzen6708]

And her new boyfriend?

[@dynamicdave2647]

His wife is hot

[@yanni2112]

@@dynamicdave2647 she was in a Clint Eastwood movie, the town was Lago, I forget the title

[@brinsonharris9816]

@@yanni2112 High Plains Drifter. Epic. She was all kindza hot in that one too.

[@gregoryjgarcia3862]

Fredo should have asked Mama to find a suitable wife for him.

[@bobbachelor5930]

This scene spotlights the generational power shift taking place within the Corleone family. Frank is 100% old school, warm, down to earth, gregarious. Michael and Kay, cold, smug, and detached.

[@johnnyjacuzzi7498]

That’s not what I got from it. He wasn’t being warm, he was being drunk and resentful of Italians becoming Americanized. Michael wasn’t smug either, he was unimpressed with him making an ass of himself…again.

[@pitoblogg]

@@johnnyjacuzzi7498 You are both right. The fact that he complains about the food to Fredo saying “canapés my ass.. they’re Crackers and chopped liver… bring out the peppers and the salciccia”… confirms your hypothesis

[@pitoblogg]

Kay is not Italian. She is an Anglo Saxon… so ice in her veins is natural…

[@brwhizz3060]

@@pitoblogg This idea that Anglo-Saxon people (a vague and incorrect term to describe people with English origins) have no emotions has always been bizarre to me. I suppose they’re less hot-headed on the whole than people from the Mediterranean, but that’s not the same as having ‘ice in their veins’.

[@pitoblogg]

@@brwhizz3060 the fact that you can’t see the joke in my comment and at least smile at such a stereotype, proves that you indeed have ice in your veins.

[@jkhristian9603]

Michael was probably mad because it sounded like Frankie was insulting Kay. I don't know Italian, but I got the feeling the WASP statement wasn't appreciated.

[@dirkvantroyen9170]

I'm not American, what does this wasp thing mean?

[@jkhristian9603]

@@dirkvantroyen9170White Anglo-Saxon Protestant. So he was not only just insulting Kay, he was insulting Michael, basically saying he had betrayed his people and his faith by marrying her.

[@dirkvantroyen9170]

@@jkhristian9603 Ohhh that puts things in a different perspective!

[@mitchjames9350]

Well the boys mother wasn’t impressed either.

[@DanaMcCurdy-il5wl]

Yep, he was referring to Kay and all Americans in general as WASP’s.

[@steeltown2946]

🤣🤣 Michael's face

[@oliviafucku9960]

he looks pissed💀

[@guyr3618]

He's always pissed.

[@adinthegamergazap2005]

Lol Bro Went From A College Boy To A Pissed Frowny Faced Sicilian Mafia 😂😂

[@theproject568]

As much as I loved Clemenza I’m glad we got Pentangeli in this film. The character, who really doesn’t have all that much screen time and doesn’t appear in the first film, is played perfectly and manages to portray a relationship and history with the Corleone family that feels just as tight as the one Clemenza had. I know a lot of people would’ve preferred Clemenza in this film, as the “betrayal” later on would feel much more raw. After all, Clemenza knew Michael since he was a baby and was one of the originators of the Corleone family. As gut-wrenching as it would’ve been witnessing Clemenza testifying against Michael, I think it’s just as strong with Pentangeli. I think that’s a testament to how well the character’s history with Michael was established, even in such a short time frame. Pentangeli feels like one of the old time capos. He would’ve fit perfectly in the first film.

[@Donald-wv1cm]

Pentangeli was great, but I just prefer Clemenza. Two of the greatest films ever made.

[@HailAnts]

So glad Richard Castellano (Clemenza) asked for too much money, because I just can’t see him in this role..

[@williamsilva9204]

It wasn't money he was pushing for a friend of his to write his dialog

[@mitchjames9350]

No way would Clemenza would act like that.

[@ryonagana]

more wine

[@lisac8669]

Another scene that should have been left in. Thanks for sharing.

[@YoRon427]

Michael is too damn uptight

[@steelcastle5616]

He's got multiple reasons to be. Staying alive while managing Coleone business can be stressful.

[@DixiePokerAce]

Frankie Five Angels was old school mafioso.

[@WWAHP]

@Lord of the Mountains They wasn't going to kill his brother, his brother showing up in court, was a warning to Frank, that if he talk, they was going to kill his family.

[@Bizness1st]

@Lord of the Mountains they were going to kill his family in Sicily as well. Their name would be dishonored at home.

[@mikedeck8381]

Frankie wasn't a rat, the only reason he considered flipping on Mike is because he thought Mike set him up to be killed. His brother being there was in no way a threat, it was a way of conveying to him the truth, that it was Roth who set him up and framed Mike for it. That was all conveyed by the one look between them when Frankie saw him in court sitting with Tom and Mike.

[@mikedeck8381]

It's not that simple. There are some old school mobster who give Sammy the Bull a pass for flipping on Gotti. Gotti was caught on tape talking about murders that Sammy did. It went against the rules for Gotti to even mention this even in private and in their minds it freed him from his obligations. In this instance the Rossato brothers attempted to kill Frankie. They stated that they were doing this on Mike's orders. Frankie had acted on good faith based on Mike orders and it was made to look like Mike double crossed him or blamed him for the hit attempt in Tahoe which Frank had nothing to do with. Of course the whole thing with the police man breaking it up by accident, it was all staged. Him and Cicci are taken into protective custody but it's stated that at this point the Feds had enough on Frankie and Cici to put them both in jail forever. Of course they cut a deal, they have no choice but in thier minds Mike had betrayed them all ready and reneged on his obligations to them, which let them off the hook in terms of omerta.

[@mrsniffwell5367]

@Lord of the Mountains Exactly right!

[@baxakk7374]

I actually think all of the deleted scenes were deleted justifiably. The movie is a bit dark, them having fun, or Michael smiling in another scene just ruins the flow of the movie.

[@TonyMontana-pg6to]

I think it’s perfect. They’re all having fun and it’s a fun mood, but then it cuts to Michael and you can literally feel the temperature drop.

[@walboyfredo6025]

Frank was the first person l heard who used the phase "White Anglo Saxon Protestant- WASP".

[@danielhurley2894]

The scenes with Pentangeli would have been more interesting if Clemenza had been there instead. Trying to "extort" more money out of the Part II producers didn't end up well for him - - unfortunately. I guess he ended up staying home with his cannolis and his home-made spaghetti sauce.

[@brunogiovannisantinijunior4380]

Well his uncle in real life was Paul castallano so maybe Clemenza thought he was a real gangster

[@bdj9542]

Actually according to Copolla, it was his girlfriend that put him up to demanding more money

[@raffaelecorrente1123]

if you try to extort money out of the producers of godfather....there is something wrong with you! lol

[@hanslanda58]

The truth is Paul castellano his uncle didn’t want him to play the role of a rat !!

[@bunpeishiratori5849]

To me, the biggest failure of Part II was that Clemenza wasn't in it (except for the flashbacks, of course) and that they had to create an alternate character in Pentangeli. It would have been a much more cohesive movie with an older Clemenza.

[@mementomori8791]

WAAASSSS-Pisss

[@feelingsogood6073]

Frank Pentanegli , a man of charm .

[@patrickkealy4387]

Heres a suggestion for Francis Ford Coppola. Combine the three movies to create a start to finish Godfather Sage and include all the deleted scenes. Start with the young Vito in his home town and finish up with Michael passing away in his garden. Most likely we are looking at a seven to nine hour presentation but it would be amazing. Offer it in three or four HD DVD format and price it accordingly and people who love the saga will pay.

[@naughtynerd654]

It already exists but it doesn’t have GF 3 in it

[@Pan-Afrikan.Diasporan]

I would

[@jakemac1396]

They did something like this already. It’s called The Godfather Anthology or something like that. But it just has 1 and 2 and no deleted scenes. .

[@davidsheets8932]

They did it. With the first two parts. Part three is shit.

[@jacknapyer]

Novel For Television is the first two with deleted scenes included (it comes on AMC from time to time). If he added “Coda” that would be sweet!!!

[@grimstarr187]

Frank got the muscle

[@StuUngar]

In Godfather, everything is Sicilian. Many big time members of the mob like Frank Costello, Vito Genovese, Neil Dellacroce, John Gotti, Al Capone, Albert Anastasia, Sonny Franzese, and Chin Gigante werent Sicilian.

[@qbconnect]

Wow you know your stuff

[@mjcc9422]

Is everything Sicilian? I know the Corleone family is but are the other 4 families also Sicilian? Not retorical btw, I really don't know! 🙂

[@StuUngar]

@@mjcc9422 Idk about the other 4 Families, but I think it was implied they were. But the “Sicilian” stuff is really elaborated on more in the book. When it talks about Tom Hagen replacing Genco as consigliere, it’s mentioned that it’s perceived as a bad move because Tom is not Sicilian and only a Sicilian would have the cunning and strategic foresight to properly serve his Don. Vito Corleone shares a lot of these ideals. He believes Sicilian are smarter and more cunning than non-Sicilians. He dislikes Carlo, among other reasons, because he’s half Sicilian and half mainland Italian. But…it might’ve been done to show the backwards thinking that many of the real life “Old Mustache Petes” like Masseria and Maranzano had in their view of La Cosa Nostra and doing business. Vito Corleone is referred by others in the book multiple times as an “Old Mustache Pete.”

[@mjcc9422]

@@StuUngar Interesting! Thanks for the explanation. It's been almost 20 years since I read the book. I think I'm gonna pick it up again! :) I definitely recall the part about Tom becoming a non-sicilian consigliere.

[@sbakernyc5761]

Well Pantegelli here is speaking Italian... albeit with a heavy (Americanized) Sicilian accent. Also if you read the books you'd know that wasn't the case either. The book refers to an incident Vito had with a young Al Capone. Vito was having an issue with another gangster, and Cappne tried to intervene on that other man's behalf. Vito asked him "What's a Neopolitan getting involved in the business of two Sicilians?" Even in GF II, young Vito is told by the Landlord that he's "Calabrese", not Sicilian. Also in the first one, Carlo calls Connie a "guinea" brat. Never made sense to me until I read the book. He's a Northern Italian (Veneto I believe they mention it... been about 16 years since I read it so could very well be wrong), and they've historically looked down on anywhere below Tuscany, with particular disdain for Sicilians. The Sopranos, over the course of the series, also touches on the regional differences between Italians.

[@robertmartinez4174]

I noticed that in this scene or part of the movie, that someone is blowing on A Harmonica. if you listen Closely, you will hear it.

[@djquinn11]

I can see why this scene was deleted.

[@RSTI191]

Frank was tough, but he just didn't have the makings of a varsity athlete..

[@DJAvalonArizona]

I love Frankie 5 Angels. I wish these 2 scenes with him here & with Anthony were left in.

[@diegobigbennardini1466]

Five angels.....

[@artofwrick]

Michael : "Lemme finish the dinner fast."

[@Donald-wv1cm]

"I want those Rosatto Brothers dead".

[@goreds07]

Tutti l’americani come si chiamano…AAWWWASSSSPPPSSSSSS

[@bryanwhelan351]

the impatient old school

[@MrSalahedien]

Frank was brilliant actor talented and funny Question : Where is Fred's wife... Never seen again after Michael attemp

[@Darrell1019]

:26 that look!

[@KraziiBeautii]

Lol! Whenever Michael gave that look, it was on…

[@thicc_crust_apocalypse]

i don't know any sicilian and i even i picked up on what frank was putting down

[@dc6461]

And than ended up put down himself.

[@guillermorivas7819]

I speak Spanish, I have studied Italian and Latin, I understood the gist of what Pentangeli was saying. They should make The Godfather saga with all the deleted scenes included with the original film.

[@manifesto_mindset]

That would be neat

[@spjfrat]

The old man had too much wine as Michael said. He was loyal, though.

[@nathanritzo2228]

You can tell Michael wants to kill him already in this scene. He already knows he's going to do it. Frankie Five Angels doesn't have a chance already. It was the right thing to cut this scene; too much foreshadowing.

[@cesar5rj]

michael didnt want to kill him at this point; he needed him to mislead the rossato and roth

[@wheres_bears1378]

Michael never wanted to kill him right? He only wanted to kill him when he testafide

[@Pdmc-vu5gj]

Michael didn't try to kill him.

[@nathanritzo2228]

@@Pdmc-vu5gj "Michael Corleone says hello! (enter garotte.)"

[@Pdmc-vu5gj]

@@nathanritzo2228 Yeah...the Rosato brothers wanted 5 angels to believe it was Michael. It wasn't. That was made clear in the movie. Michael.

[@jameshoran8]

I was waiting for Callahan to show up with an envelope of blank papers. Oops. Wrong movie.

[@goback3spaces]

Do you have the scene where Kay passes the Orb around to Frankie, Fredo and Tom, and Fredo wouldn't give it back?

[@chrisverby3047]

This is one of the best comments on KZbin I have ever seen.

[@pietrosavastano4641]

@@chrisverby3047 I don't get it lol

[@chrisverby3047]

@@pietrosavastano4641 The reference about passing the orb around comes from Diane Keaton's performance in Woody Allen's Sleeper. She played a diletant who held a party and the orb got the guests high. Track it down. Great scene.

[@obsolise8063]

@@chrisverby3047 “diletant”?? That’s not a word - I’m wondering what you meant?

[@chrisverby3047]

@@obsolise8063 I misspelled "dilettante".

[@BigDanWestmont]

Now we know where Pacino got the ability to do the Carlito Brigante-Benny Blanco death stare bite of food. "Hey, could be..."

[@kevinhisee4265]

Why did Michael settle for Kay? Proper wet blanket and the wrong wife. She knew who he was and still complained.

[@JSWang-ii8kd]

Why the actor who played Clemenza did not like these lines and declined to play in 2? I still don't understand what's the matter between him and the director.

[@williamsilva9204]

Some people misunderstand it as him demanding money, Francis Ford Coppola has said It was because Clemenza was pushing to have a friend of his right his dialog

[@williamphillips6049]

Kay would be a bad choice for any guy.

[@massacretv4988]

Frank is my fave character.

[@artycuen3572]

Frank: "Wasssspp".

[@pikkon899]

Man, this was actually very innocent & Kay thought it was funny.... but then we see Michael & he's not having any of this. Like, at all. 😑

[@cancelmychannel]

It doesn't seem as though micheal mother is a fan of kay

[@robertlewis5257]

actually Carmella and Kay got along pretty well

[@Dreadandcircuses]

She likes Kay better than she likes Fredo's wife.

[@dc6461]

She loved Kay and didn't like Apo at all

[@roshenicooray]

Actually she liked Kay more , should read the book if your a fan cause it describes one’s emotions

[@Pdmc-vu5gj]

No, she was always quiet.

[@krimozaki9494]

i don't understand Sicilian but i think he was talking about how the kid is more american than sicilian like the WASPs or something like that

[@TheTarget1980]

can somebody explain what they are talking about?My english is not very well and the subs in the video are not really helpful.

[@bismarck2385]

From the little I still understand, essentially Frankie is making fun of them for raising their son to be 100% American and not even a little bit Sicilian. So the boy doesn't speak the language or have the same values. He also comments that the party isn't for their kind of people (Sicilians/Italians), and that it's only for WASPS.

[@TheTarget1980]

@@bismarck2385 danke

[@roxas3124]

@@bismarck2385 What WASPS means?

[@eamonwright7488]

@@roxas3124 White-anglo-saxon-protestants

[@daviddedominici1705]

Kinda racially insensitive on Frankie's part - although Kay probably would've agreed with the senator at that point.

[@adriangutierrezmartinez8374]

Michael is having a great time 😐

[@lefttodiscover6063]

The Wassspsss

[@benher6934]

:20 he was a little boy you know... (It Means don't feed the boy wine, and that rascal energy.)

[@JONNOG88]

Always wondered did the rest of the family. Slightly begrudge Michael. Because he married a Protestant Non Italian woman??. I guess this scene kind of answers that? 😮🙃

[@dc6461]

Well, now we know you are a moron. Michael's family had upmost respect towards Kay. Carmela loved Kay and hated Apollonia.

[@JohnSmith-su3ze]

Where is Willie Cicci?

[@mecka9389]

What was frank saying at the end?

[@mitchjames9350]

Something in regards to all the anglos

[@saltech3444]

WASPs.

[@frostylunetta]

Coppola should have casted Tuesday Weld as Kay Diane Keaton is rather miscast

[@thewkovacs316]

i didnt like the pentagili character no way could that drunk become a capo

[@lede1810]

Great drunk act

[@guyr3618]

WA-S-P-S

[@briandavis6043]

Can anyone translate what Frankie said?

[@anggunpribadi7749]

What pentangeli says ?

[@evnstvn58]

Kay needed to mind "her" business!

[@denisejohnson4037]

No, Anthony is her son. That was her business.

[@evnstvn58]

@@denisejohnson4037That's true but, I wasn't exactly talking about that!

[@evnstvn58]

I've always found it very odd that when FREDO got it...you didn't see or, hear Connie or Kay puttin in their 2 cents about that...because they knew better! My point: Mind Your Business!

[@srb9]

Also Frankie is insulting WASPs. Kay is a WASP. It *is* her business.

[@evnstvn58]

@@srb9Yeah but, being a WASP couldn't protect her or, none of the rest, from all the pain... especially in the end of Godfather 3

[@pbennett13]

was this a “whackable” offense?

[@Braglemaster123]

Gavone ‘

[@brentcrude8153]

"Come si chiama...WASP?" This translates to: "What is your name...WASP?

[@sbakernyc5761]

Ha fatto bene

[@Carlito_Brigante93]

Wasspssss

[@emptyhand777]

Michael should have spared Fredo and had Kay shot.

[@Bosnian200]

At least someone understands that kay is an asshole

[@petekdemircioglu]

Disgusts

[@santinodellacroce2079]

mah che cazzo e ditto ?

[@peterpetrov4809]

This scene wasn't deleted.

[@sonnyhale]

Yes it was, compare with the original and you will notice it!

[@whysoserious9821]

@@sonnyhale where did you find this scene

[@MrAitraining]

This scene was not in the theatrical release of the movie.

[@peterpetrov4809]

@@MrAitraining So, how long was the theatrical release of the movie?

[@aiyachristian]

@@peterpetrov4809 3 hrs 20 mins I believe