The Sopranos - Feech La Manna Is Out Of Prison

DiMeo family captain Feech La Manna is released from prison after serving 20 years. In this scene, he meets with Tony for the first time since than and they have breakfast with Junior and Bobby.

[@Pottatow]

A lot of people are confused on why Feech La Manna was such a short character on the Sopranos, and the answer comes from the actor the played him. Robert Loggia was a popular actor and played the role of Frank Lopez (Tony Montanas original boss) in Scarface, which is why David Chase really wanted Loggia to appear in the Sopranos as Feech. The thing is the shooting of the first scene Loggia was supposed to appear in was only supposed to take about an hour, but filming lasted over eight hours because Loggia couldn't remember his lines. See Loggia would be diagnosed with Alzheimers years later in 2010, but personally I believe this was his first signs of Alzheimers. Loggia would later state that it was increasingly difficult to play the character. Feech was most likely supposed to have a bigger roll, but Chase choose to write the character out early. The thing that I personally believe is amazing is you have no idea how much Loggia is struggling in these scenes because hes KILLING the part. I mean where Paulie meets with Feech at his bakery and Feech just throws Paulie out makes it feel like he was some crazy fighter that you never messed with. I really hope when people watch the scenes with Feech understand that while the character was very brief Loggia did an amazing job at giving this performance. Take a moment and give respect to Robert Loggia whose life was acting, and fought like hell to bring the character of Feech La Manna alive.

[@Jac0bIAm]

Amazing info, thanks for sharing!

[@michaellalli7693]

Robert Loggia was a great actor. If healthy he could have lasted much longer and added much more to the series.

[@Psychology]

Feech would have beat the dogshit out of Phil. Would also loved to have seen Feech during the gay Vito stuff.

[@mig7290]

Thankyou.

[@T.oronto]

Shits pretty cool and and sad at the same time. Won’t ever watch his scenes in the Sopranos the same now

[@richieaprile667]

Feech was made before the electric light

[@charliecoal8346]

Can you imagine? Gettin a face lift.. And one week later you're in jail?

[@brohan914]

+Tony Soprano you tell em T

[@funkymunky]

+Richie Aprile You're flexing...

[@alexsanders6451]

+Charlie Coal Can you imagine? Gettin a face lift.. And one week later you're in jail?

[@jakep1979]

Richie Aprile You can't make that shit up!

[@chaosdecides]

Feech never had the makings of a rehabilitated prisoner.

[@deathrager2404]

lawns were his problem

[@joemckim1183]

@@deathrager2404 And highjacking cars during weddings.

[@deathrager2404]

@@joemckim1183 good thing your comment means ugats to me

[@unclejunior1758]

What do you want A fuckin' boutonniere?

[@truthteller5521]

Can a man ply his trade?!

[@donnietobasco9791]

Steve Schirripa (Bobby) spoke about this scene recently on the "Talking Sopranos" Podcast, saying that Robert Loggia (Feech) was having trouble delivering the lines, and that it really extended the shooting time, but his main point was that James Gandolfini was very patient and accommodating with Loggia, and didn't blow a gasket over it like some other lead actors might. Gandolfini's workload on The Soprano's was much higher than many others and any overrun on scenes would likely impact him more than anybody else, but Schirripa said he was generous with Loggia and that this was quite typical of Gandolfini and how he treated his fellow actors.

[@fergusdonaghy3124]

because JG knew he was in the presence of greatness. Loggia added another dimension to an already multi faceted body of work. Chase knew it and so did JG

[@mikeg2491]

@@fergusdonaghy3124 even if he forgot his lines his performance and energy is off the charts here, great career send off

[@noahmatthew6658]

JG was coked out no matter what so he didn’t care

[@SyrupBuccaneer]

@@noahmatthew6658 HE WAS A SAINT

[@truthsurgeon6401]

Loggia was sadly in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease as to why he has some problems in delivering his lines . He was such a great actor , Alzheimer's is cruel.

[@JJJ111JJJ]

1:50 - Junior laughs warmly as if he's listening to a good natured fishing story.

[@vibinwpsilocybin1424]

lmao😂😂

[@flisko123]

lololol

[@stevebrizzle]

I’m glad you picked up on this - it shows what utter sociopaths they are.

[@adewilson132]

@@stevebrizzleyou don’t have to be a sociopath to enjoy a story someone tells about the time they beat somebody up. I enjoyed and laughed at the story myself, and I’m just a regular guy.

[@stevebrizzle]

@@adewilson132 I think you’re confusing fiction with real life. The response when listening to a fictional gangster saying this is amusement (I laughed too). But I think your response would be different if a friend or family member was recalling this story - I personally would find it disturbing. The fact that Junior and the others don’t find it disturbing when their friend recalls this story shows how sociopathic they are.

[@xaviervega468]

I would love to see a prequel Sopranos show with a prime Feech, Johnny Boy, Junior, Bobby Sr, and the rest of the OG's from the DiMeo family.

[@MrAngusyoungistheman]

Xavier Vega Young Paulie, too. LOL

[@dman3438]

Xavier Vega me too that takes place in the 50s. I liked the actor from carlitos way playing the dad, and the casting for jr.

[@dman3438]

degree7 it is???

[@Mathias-vc4jp]

And Dickie Moltisanti! The guy was like a mentor to Tony! At least when he wanted Chrissy to do something for him.

[@kevinw712]

@@dman3438 well David Chase is definitely writing a prequel film to the Sopranos, that broke a few months ago, but I'm not sure that it goes back THAT far.

[@YogsenForfoth]

RIP to James Gandolfini and Robert Loggia. Two absolute legends of their craft, and they are sorely missed.

[@donarthiazi2443]

@@dukevalentino Yeah really. They were actors... dis guy acts like they cured cancer or something

[@syrityflo5130]

It's sad when they go young like this.

[@donarthiazi2443]

@delaparathiros HaHaHa well yeah, mostly you're right. Same as everybody else... including and especially you.

[@Out_of_The_Furnace_2013Film]

❤

[@toddy914]

And Tony Sirico.. 😢

[@qsprimalaccuracy9709]

"The biggest change for me it's broads shaving their bushes" Feech La Manna, philosopher, poet, man of culture...

[@commiekiller]

I agree. Natural is best

[@LumpyAdams]

Custer's last words.

[@mrwilliamwonder]

broads still have bushes, girls don’t.

[@socrates39]

😅

[@lawrencelewis2592]

I've never understood why women shave their vaginas. It's an immediate turn-off. I want a woman, not a little girl.

[@autobot69000]

"Dont step on any toes" "I'm Fred Astaire" What a witty line delivered perfectly. I love Feech.

[@nagihangot6133]

Who are you?

[@teoivanovic1564]

What you think would feech whoop my old dad ass like this???i think he would

[@lewiskazinsky7334]

Translation: “I’m going to crush so many toes but you’ll never know it was me.”

[@mikeg2491]

@@cactusmalone along with dynaflows and McGuire sisters

[@soulsurfer639]

@@lewiskazinsky7334 Haha right!!!

[@eljacko6372]

Feech goes away for 20 years and the biggest change for him is women shaving their snatch lmao

[@joemckim1183]

How does Feech know what Girl Scouts snatches like like by the way?

[@eyeswideshut7354]

Joe McKim lolol

[@nuckymancini7013]

Its @horrible change I agree

[@joemckim1183]

@@nuckymancini7013 A landing strip is cool but otherwise women need to shave down there.

[@Bklyn93]

@@joemckim1183 Cause girl scouts are little girls. Only grown women have bushes. He's saying it's weird, they look like kids.

[@AdamF90]

I like how Junior genuinely seems interested in catching up with Feech, who despite his colorful nature , is respected. This is one the few times Junior is happy and smiling

[@brendanjoyce645]

Nonononoono Junior is all business I see what your saying because he was going for all the jokes and story telling but look at junior and tony when everybody starts talking serious their obviously their to feel things out

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

It's like eating red fescue

[@likaner1]

@@brendanjoyce645 Junior looked like he just wanted to go back to sleep but had to deal with Feech’s repressed prison rage. Then Tony walks in testing it and he just can’t deal with all the hidden intentions going on in the room lmao

[@porksoda1062]

That and Junior was happy just to have someone his age around from the old days

[@dannytwerhouse]

@@porksoda1062 Yeah, Junior was always happy when he had one of his old friends around, Bobby and for example.

[@calgrundy9834]

2:23 The nod Junior gives Tony as the go ahead to let Feech back in, loved it.

[@RadeonX0X]

@Libertatem Veritas I think Feech was a special case since he was one of the "OG"-s. Tony had been making decisions without Juniors approval/knowledge since season 2. But when it came to bringing one of the oldies from Junior's time back, Tony looked to Junior for approval since Feech was from Junior's time.

[@jackieboy3968]

@@RadeonX0X I'm pretty sure David Chase would shake your hand if he had the chance!

[@SantomPh]

@@RadeonX0X Feech is an OG of Tony's own crew , but he is still in Junior's house. He is respecting his uncle as a person rather than the official boss. Feech is a made man after all (made in Italy no less) and not letting him in would be rather rude.

[@becausetemerity]

@Joe Owens I think the way to read it is that tony respects junior's opinion and his ability to gauge the popularity of a move. Plus, junior knows feech and what he's like - tony was too young when Feech went away to have a developed sense of the man.

[@Superpity07]

Don Junior Soprano

[@erolish]

Hey Feech.. Did that black guy even exist?

[@tronsnow4763]

erolish - this comment deserves more likes

[@johnnybravo8129]

Tron Snow no it doesn’t because it’s not even original. Almost every clip uploaded on here with Feech in it has someone saying something exactly like what this guy said

[@LearnerChess]

@beentga 757 LMHO. Good one.

[@telephonic]

@beentga 757 Hahah @beentga 757

[@owenb8636]

@@wrestlingbear1188 also it probably helps if you're a made guy. In reality I'm sure everyone knew who feech was and kept a respectful distance

[@purplesword3800]

Tony learned his lesson when richie aprile got out, these guys who have been in the can for years act like nothing happened & want their shy or stops or whatever back when nothing is the same anymore.

[@SEALCOATINGISLIFE]

Bingo

[@SantomPh]

I thought the lawn cutting and bakery were good businesses anyway, he was a really greedy prick

[@bc-qm3rz]

It isn’t just that they want too much, but they also didn’t respect tony enough to wait. They still saw him as the little prick who fetched their coffees and now he’s their boss.

[@ehsaankhan7078]

@fooloof yup, time spent should be rewarded, but you have to admit it does cause a hugee pickle when they get out

[@universe2823]

@Pangur Ban I don't get it

[@KakashiBallZ]

Took me a while to realize that the actor who plays Feech played Frank Lopez in Scarface.

[@robs2000]

holy shit i had never even noticed that before.. frank was another great character too "are you crazzzy montana are you crazzzey" frank lopez was cool as fuck

[@ict113090]

That’s Robert Loggia R as in Robert Loggia O as in Oh my God it’s Robert Loggia B as in By God it’s Robert Loggia E as in Everyone look It’s Robert Loggia R as in Robert Loggia T as in Tim look over there it’s Robert Loggia

[@algo2957]

@@ict113090 lol classic FG

[@joemckim1183]

Robert Loggia's been in a lot of movies over the years. Over the Top, Big, Independence Day, Scarface, Necessary Roughness to name just a few.

[@vladimirvaynkhadler8726]

why dont you buy a ticket to da resurrection

[@blindterrytucci2752]

Feech La Manna. That's F for Feech La Manna. E for "everyone look, it's Feech La Manna"...

[@nighthawkdutchchameleon9815]

F.L.M fucking listen to mana

[@davidpena4587]

Junior gives the most subtle nod you’ll ever see. Great acting.

[@connordelaney4087]

Insane. Junior had a few moments he really shined as a boss

[@Grespersrocks38]

I love how the room temperature changes in an instant with Tony..such great acting..

[@nedkelly3251]

He had early onset alzheimers while filming these scenes and kept forgetting his lines, which I think is a testament to how incredible Loggia was as an actor. He killed this role and you would never have known he was struggling.

[@listentothenightfilms]

I love the legend Feech. One of the best characters on the show. These guys don't quit the life until life quits them and Feech was testament to that, yet still loveable in a cool grandfather way. You can see when Tony is wiping away a tear upon realizing the old man has to go, he's asking himself, "THIS is what being Boss is?" He had to throw his superhero away.

[@justbreakingballs]

Hardly early onset

[@nedkelly3251]

@@justbreakingballs How's that? Not being cheeky mate genuinely asking lol?

[@justbreakingballs]

@@nedkelly3251 early onset dementia I think occurs early in life maybe in the 30s when symptoms first appear, Feech was probably just suffering from standard dementia at his age not early onset dementia.

[@nedkelly3251]

@@justbreakingballs I meant the actor though, Robert loggia not the chatacter

[@moesypittounikos]

I love the eye contact between Tony and his uncle when Feech is acting like Junior is the boss. Excellent editing.

[@jakep1979]

The disrespect was already showing.

[@mikem591]

Feech is one of those guys who never lose their being ‘cool’. He was older but still had that edge and charisma.

[@ar507]

Or at least thought he did

[@hanspz5505]

I have to agree with above, he just thought he did 😂 he was as dull as dish water and the opposite of charismatic. He just forced stories on people that they didn’t ask for.

[@steverogers7601]

Nah feech did lose his cool.

[@jakep1979]

Charisma?! Watch the sit down with Paulie again it's like watching the movie Grumpy Old Men with Walter Mathau & Jack Lemmon.

[@JimmyMcGillsg]

From selling coke in Miami in the 80s to being a mob figure in jersey 20 years later is impressive

[@E.C.2]

...and dancing on a life sized glowing piano w Tom Hanks in NYC circa 1986.

[@ThePrinceofallsayain]

@@E.C.2 did u just try to replicate irl awkward silence in a comment?

[@E.C.2]

@@ThePrinceofallsayain Yeah.

[@zachhi89]

I don’t think it’s that big of a leap

[@ididntmeantoshootthatvietn5012]

Thats a downgrade

[@garnacherogarnachero9194]

R- as in Robert Loggia O- as in OMG its Robert loggia B- as in by god its robert loggia

[@pav0004]

Garnachero Garnachero Space!

[@305donkryder8]

Lol love that family guy episode

[@stevenkies802]

L as inLook, it's Robert Loggia

[@pacco9532]

Space

[@crazyjoedavola5430]

Nice....

[@dennismisovski9932]

Feech hates getting interrupted when he is telling his stories lol 😂

[@thehumblepotatoreborn9313]

Shouldn't make 'em so fuckin' long then 😀

[@eduardoandrade8298]

Made up stories... 🤣

[@hanspz5505]

Someone shoulda told him he’s boring

[@jakep1979]

I bet he was telling one of his stories when Tony & Jackie Aprile burst in & robbed his card game.😅

[@leeroyjenkins6061]

That little nod Junior gives Tony is priceless.

[@onlythequestion]

Junior's lil' nodding vouch for Feech is a perfect Sopranos moment. I love that relationship he and Tony are able to share from time to time.

[@webmthread2253]

Hey, Feech. Did he even really exist?

[@dirtbaggreg7892]

webm thread #225 lmaoooooooooooooo I fucking died laughing this comment is gold lmaoooooo

[@jakep1979]

webm thread #225 Tony Should have really used that line on Feech like he did with Pussy. If its all about setting a "precedent" as Feech so eloquently said, then Tony needed to set a precedent about telling lies. After all he did promise to Tony he wouldn't step on anybody's toes and he did.

[@dakkefernet8585]

webm thread #225 great comment😂

[@RapidShotzZ]

LMAO

[@tomanic1930]

And he ate him out while he was under the table

[@JavMacHer]

“Don’t step on any toes? I played the piano with my feet alongside Tom Hanks- they made a movie about it!”

[@FeedingFrenzy91]

That was him? Didn't know. God bless you.

[@E.C.2]

Few yrs later im chasing freaking werewolves on the East Coast. Can you f-ing believe that?

[@JohnDoeTheGoodGuy]

I really wanted a scene of Feech with Bobby Baccala's father and Junior just talking about the good ol' times.

[@rogergarrison4271]

Me too

[@antonioharden2500]

Fuckin Terminatah

[@denverbritto5606]

needs Jun to start singing

[@E.C.2]

Feech would've been too bitter envious jealous and resentful to talk to anyone without turning into an a-hole within 3 mins.

[@Whiteboykun]

One of them can't stop coughing, the other can't stop fumbling the lines

[@ryanc6128]

RIP Robert Loggia

[@knowsmebyname]

+Ryan C Amen friend. Rest in Peace Feech.

[@chasjohn57]

+Ryan C Say hi to James for us Feech! No busting balls in heaven,

[@ivancorrea9097]

He was a wonderful performer, love his work.

[@copycatninjitsu]

didn't know he died. RIP Robbie, ur a bloody legend bro.

[@Justin-ug3qy]

good riddance

[@DCFelix67]

I like when he said "Just like his old man" about Bobby. He was nothing like his old man, who was tiny compared to him. And a hitman too.

[@jakep1979]

DCFelix67 Bobby started to become like his old man as he went up the rankings.

[@lucasdamotta]

jakep1979 he killed one guy rsrs Bobby was not the tough one. The sopranos makes believe even single mobster is a killer sociopath. But it’s not how it is. Some are regular crooks, especially those who work most on white collar crimes.

[@StuUngar]

jakep1979 I like to think of Bobby Sr as having a similar personality to Paulie in Rocky in his younger years. What little we see of him seems to corroborate that. He was brash, temperamental, and difficult to get along with.

[@lucasdamotta]

@@StuUngar Yeah, and Paulie worked for the mob either, but as a low level associate.

[@StuUngar]

Lucas Da Motta Hey yo...Mr. Gazzo ain’t no low level. Know what I’m sayin? He told me to break some bum’s thumbs one time. He even has his own driver. Some Irish creep named Buddy. He tells me to take Adrian to the zoo because dumbbells love the zoo. So I end up marryin Adrian at the zoo. Whatta ya think?

[@bobcostas5094]

You know what a Hasa is Feech?

[@Jeff61560]

manolo chut dat pissa chit

[@bobcostas5094]

You wanna job Jeff?

[@Jeff61560]

Bob Costas sure, bob

[@Alex_1729]

Dat a pig...with wings...that can fly, but don't fly straight. It flies in circles

[@123TauruZ321]

Rusty Kuntz He was right though, those who fly straight are the ones who last in this business - those who want it all "chicas, champagne, flash" - they don't last.

[@Schrodinger_]

Feech is just one of those guys who pathologically comes up with those bullshit anecdotes that makes himself look like a god and everyone else look like a sniveling little shit. Everyone knows one of those guys. You always know to take their stories with a massive boulder of salt.

[@jonnyhatter35]

+Schrodinger i've encountered pathological ego-boosting anecdotal lying of that sort at near epidemic levels in two places in my life: in Cuba where i grew up, and in the Marine Corps which i joined here in the states later. I think it's something the cubans and marines did to overcompensate for existing in a state of oppression, or something. The thing is tho, some of those guys got so freaking good at telling bullshit stories, that i often didn't care if it was bullshit or not, because it was so entertaining. I have a friend who is so amazingly good at it, that i believe everything he says every single time. and it's not till later in the day when i'm alone and i think about it where i'm like, "wait a minute, that's fucking bullshit!" lol

[@rodjenlosbgd]

+Schrodinger They are called Arieses.

[@neil2905]

feech was probably a baloney smoker in the can.

[@costco_pizza]

+Schrodinger Feech was a living legend. Shame they had to get rid of him. He would have been a great addition to the crew.

[@eddiequinones3396]

whatsgoingon07 I agree he's a sociopathic killer, but he also strikes me as a heinous bullshit artist. -Tony remarks, "When isn't he (in the middle of a story?" -The "first thing you do in prison" story is a cliche. Feech is clearly insane enough to fight anyone and is in good shape for his age, but he's also an old, old man. While I'm sure he could defend himself, if he attacked the biggest dude in prison, unprovoked, he probably would not be able to take him down but would instead probably be beaten to a bloody pulp.

[@marcos5508]

Lol feech was hilarious as fuck

[@TheScouseassassin]

They should have kept him in a bit longer then let Pauli whack him.

[@tenyobe]

TheScouseassassin I loved it when he showed up in the show and also would have liked he got more play time, he's the perfect maffia villain. He was also awsome in Innocent Blood; too bad he didn't turn into a vampire in The Sopranos, but I suppose that would have been overdoing it bit ;-)

[@TheScouseassassin]

Yeah he good in that too, even saw him in Frasier today as a manager of an Italian restaurant.

[@maxfieldnuckels9075]

He was a great villain in Lost Highway

[@hanspz5505]

I found him cringe and boring 😂

[@FrankieNeedles323]

Feech's stained wife beater..classic!!!

[@ferrumlynx1914]

Only way to cook Italian!

[@jakep1979]

​@@ferrumlynx1914or eat peaches in wine 😅

[@Professor__S]

That stain was blood from a 7/11 clerk. Apparently Feech's cousin also runs all the gas stations in Jersey now😂

[@KingDavid683]

Feech's problem won't be about stepping on anybody's toes. "IT'S WHAT TO DO WITH ALL THE FUCKING CASH!! HAHAAHA!!!

[@lilmane1070]

I laughed so damn hard

[@drkevorkian3668]

Don't underestimate the .. OTHER GUYS GREED

[@thefoolthatpickedthewrongh291]

Hahahaha

[@NoName-ke7ro]

Ya better drink your milk billy... I will Mr.Loggia

[@BigBadJerryRogers]

@@NoName-ke7ro Enjoy your breakfast, kid.

[@ThommyofThenn]

the biggest question...is WHAT TO DO WITH ALL THE CASH MAN!!!#

[@LordTalax]

He's a hassa

[@torontoBluejays87]

Feech was one of the best characters near the end of the show. What is so amazing was how he was written into the scrip way back when Ralphie told the story of Tony and Jackie Sr. robbing Feech’s card game to Jackie Jr.

[@buddharocks492]

Even before that, Richie Aprile mentions him in season 2

[@patsyparisi3000]

You can tell that Bobby was truly laughing during that scene lol

[@MultiMrMiles]

goddamn it Feech was imo the most classy (in a strange way) and coolest in the whole series, really, they sould have givin him major playing time, a damn shame.

[@SiccDeville]

i think it was because he was a haza, a pig that doesn't fly straight.

[@Jason-qs4jj]

MultiMrMiles He was a loudmouth dipshit, shoulda clipped his ass

[@tehgzizlauw1787]

Ikr, feech and Richie Aprile are so underrated. These two should've gotten way more play time

[@borivojetravica569]

Jason.. Somebody take this show to seriously :D

[@cucinare-da-zero]

I especially love his classy stained t-shirts

[@joshuarandall7661]

RIP Robert loggia, Sopranos season 5 would of been nothing without you.

[@coximusmaximus22]

He'll always be Macmillan from Big to me.

[@nmarkose]

Would have NOT would of. You tool

[@dalemcmahon4130]

Wealth Seed yeah cause likes on KZbin comments mean something do they ?

[@Amcor09]

After a 20 year stint, the first thing he wants to do is be a criminal again.

[@LumpyAdams]

He's like 89 years old. It's all he knows.

[@at6686]

That’s how “rehabilitation” works.

[@hanspz5505]

@@at6686 yep.

[@mattmaccaronio5990]

@@at6686 it’s just a bullshit word

[@jakep1979]

Here is the thing. Feech was already in his mid 70's. He did 20 f@cking years in the can. So basically he was already old to go to prison. Once Feech got out he should have realized that a steady discreet income like a card game & sports betting should have been enough for him to keep going for a few more years , plus get along with Tony. However Feech was harboring a grudge towards Tony & he wanted a lot more like he was back in the day to the point where he might be in charge to get rid of Tony. Stupid old man he was.

[@paulxavier642]

"right across the fucking coconut"

[@_-_.7]

He'll have to find another big black guy to fight because he ended up in prison again LOL

[@midrange6684]

This time I don't think the outcome will be the same.

[@ronaldoneal8385]

@@midrange6684 i think the whole story was a lie doesnt look like tony believed him either lol

[@inkfishpete8695]

He'll have to find the biggest, blackest muthfucka in a wheelchair this time around.

[@whatsgoingon07]

Ronald Oneal no no he’s the real deal, he broke a guys arm and dragged him by his dick. He’s no pushover

[@layoffme3346]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🗣🗣🗣🗣

[@dafcorleone]

i love that intro "There he is...the men the legend.....Feech La Manna"

[@charlescarter4608]

The man, the legend, Robert Loggia.

[@mr8883]

Feech is like that one guy in your family/friends table that always loud & over reacts their stories with hand gestures; even in a fine wine 5 star restaurant. There's always that ONE guy in the group & here..... there's Feech

[@Ukraineaissance2014]

Yep, starts knocking stuff over and has people looking around. I hate that.

[@VideoGamesAndTheWorld]

When Robert Loggia raises his voice, he can be funny and at times scary and intimidating.

[@bigal5921]

RIP FEECH! THE LEGEND!

[@betrousaltaweel]

"You know what the biggest change is for me? Girls shaving their shineboxes."

[@EbenezarGold]

+ben1349 lol!

[@ghostehh]

How is that even funny

[@mathellman3099]

rootkit because it just is

[@ghostehh]

mat hellman if youre a simpleton who finds amusement out of over used unoriginal jokes then sure, I guess

[@ezakustam]

+BB1349 +rootkit First time I ever thumbed up one of these jokes. The pun actually works in a couple different ways.

[@vegasown1986]

There he is the man the legend feech la mangia

[@DJinKERRY831]

There he is the man the legend feech la mangia

[@colheavn2721]

the subtle “yes” from junior is top tier acting imo

[@drumkid330]

“The biggest change to me? Broads shaving their bushes” That line took my ass out

[@mattmaccaronio5990]

I don’t like it. Ask me a woman should have hair there. Heh! there’s exceptions

[@phaedrabacker2004]

Feech is good old school. Respect.

[@joshuarandall7661]

RIP Robert Loggia, Soprano legend all time

[@mikebrabant4170]

Robert Loggia played a great part in Scarface.

[@truthsurgeon6401]

I love the way Feech leans over with a wicked laugh at Tony just after he greets him 1:05

[@holden6104]

Lol Bobby with the worst timing ever to break his silence.

[@arielcoca3083]

Ah man seeing Robert Loggia ranting was just delightful just pure art, defines the fine line between crazy and genius

[@chucky2569]

I like how Junior says "what do you have in mind" then when Feech said what he wanted, Junior kind of gives Tony the nod, then Tony says " don't you step on anybody's toes" I didn't really notice it until now

[@ganktuh]

Feech was OG and they did him dirty

[@theflanman1986]

You don't fuck with Tony's gardener and get away with it

[@gboss5119]

They broke the oemerta when they grasses him up?? How can they snitch on him?

[@lamota14]

@@gboss5119 The alternative was to kill him. They let him off easy.

[@gboss5119]

lamota14 then kill him. But never snitch on a made man

[@Piffhefner]

@@lamota14 let him off easy they guy did was 15 - 20 years just to be send back to do another 20 years? He was better off getting clipped and that would've been letting him off easy

[@aslave730]

Just can't remember the other guy who did 20 years in the series...

[@Gaiddan]

it is because he never mentions it... 🤣

[@ServantofGod07]

and his brother Billy, whatever happened there

[@numcapsscroll]

@@ServantofGod07 WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?!

[@titan126]

As far as bears are concerned, I say get rid of them all. They had their time, and we got ours. That's why dinosaurs don't exist no more.

[@erikandersen3274]

I thought it was meteors

[@titan126]

@@erikandersen3274 they're all meat eaters!

[@NickiesAdventureChannel]

I love Jnr’s little chuckle 😂😂😂

[@innerversion9522]

They should have done more with the black cell inmate. My favorite character and the person responsible for 90% of crimes in 'Sopranos'.

[@Mr._X84]

He wasn't a character on the show, but you tried to be unoriginal. Maybe next comment.

[@deathrager2404]

guy was an interior decorator...

[@kentvesser9484]

Would have been funny if it turned out that was now a guy that Feech had to do business with and it was a deal that was very important to Tony.

[@tobyjones205]

I always got the impression Junior always followed Tony's way of thinking after series 2. "A lot of things changed since you've been out, eh?"

[@aguythatworkstoomuch4624]

Feech was a great character . They killed him off way too soon

[@brnpeter6]

bobbybacala’s “ i dont know” line is what separates this from tv to theater

[@mistercoopa]

Junior's "old man laugh" at 01:51 is hilarious, considering the topic of the conversation. Great acting.

[@davedrake1202]

Did anyone else laugh their asses off at 2:50 when Bobby answers "I don't know" to Tony's question about who's talking and everyone else stares at him like they're saying: "Shut the fuck up, no one's talking to you." Classic!!

[@jeffreydillingham7630]

I think he gave himself away as the one who told about the bear. At least it would look that way to Tony and them.

[@Byrdgamezn6]

Love how Tony looked at Junior for approval. Still respected the old man.

[@5eurocups2005]

Robert Loggia was also great in 'The Rockford Files' he played a mob boss, brilliant performance.

[@steveturowski7659]

Feech was the man,a stand up guy who went right back to what he knows best.He never bragged about doin 20 years.I knew from the start that him and wouldn't see eye to eye. RIP Robbert.

[@rcharris1838]

“Code words, secret passages” 😂😂

[@jakep1979]

I remember that line when Tony had that phone conversation with Carmine about whacking John.

[@EbenezarGold]

"Me? I'm Fred Astaire." After about a quart of gin, wearing clogs, on the wrong feet.

[@bolch88bb8]

Such a great actor! Watching these people do the show is a masterclass :)

[@richardmorris7063]

I hear ya,out of all that have passed away from the show( not that many actually) Jr is still alive.

[@billy-tf4se]

the biggest change for me is broads shaving there bushes 😂👍

[@loneranger7877]

*THEIR

[@Adam-on6hl]

Only thing he sees as a change lol

[@timheidel5849]

Hey, Feech...did those shaved bushes even exist?

[@eyeswideshut7354]

It's like the girl scouts over there

[@BigBadJerryRogers]

I agree, I am not in favor of it.

[@christiancee6333]

Man im glad Feech didn't get wacked. He's was one of my favorite characters on the show.

[@JacobC479]

“You know what the biggest change is for me? Broads shaving their bush.. I went to Silvio’s and it was like the Girl Scouts over there”😭😭

[@Onezy05]

This dude literally appeared and became an instant favourite character of mine

[@mkultra2456]

You gotta stop saying literally.

[@Onezy05]

@@mkultra2456 Literally, I really need to stop saying literally all the time. You're literally right, and I'm literally wrong

[@mkultra2456]

@@Onezy05 OH GOD MAKE IT STOP

[@Onezy05]

@@mkultra2456 🤣

[@BozCobra]

Nothing brings down your appetite more than seeing an old guy in his undershirt wander around the kitchen and tell prison stories, haha!

[@ozzy7728]

Amazed how he can remember in detail a story about his first day inside 20 years earlier

[@WorldWar2freak94]

Well, that’s how it is with many older folks. They can remember incidents from way back and have trouble with recent events.

[@richardmorris7063]

My uncle was 94 about 5 yrs ago,he could remember details from the 60s.We were going for a ride & he asks me,hey Rich what yr is it now 94-95?I said uncle Sally its 2015..

[@el34glo59]

How could you forget your first day in the can if it was an incident like that? My father remembered so much from when he was young in South Philly. It's because back then, times were tough as far as fights go. You don't forget that shit

[@TheodoreRizzo]

Feech Tony Paulie Phil Butchy Vin Makazian Albie Cianfalone, Doc Santoro, Mustang Sally, Bobby Bacalieri Sr., Angelo Garepe, Carmine Lupertazzi among many other small role actors from sopranos all dead in real life. Rip!

[@osamaFXX]

He died today. so sad

[@whatisdisshit]

Alzheimer's is a bitch :(

[@pumpkin6429]

He was gross. Fuck him.

[@pumpkin6429]

@Degree7 lol cute. 😂

[@campbellz_soup6071]

“You know what the biggest change for me is? Broads shaving there bushes.”

[@zachhi89]

“He’s in the middle of a story” “When isn’t he?” Tony hasn’t seen Feech in twenty years and he’s already sick of him 😅

[@j4ward95]

Tony wasn’t even there for 5 minutes and he’s already tired of Feech’s stories 😂

[@Snarkythecat]

Something I'm always confused about with this show is why the bosses always seem hesitant and have to consider positions from guys who are getting out of prison. If the guy did 20 fucking years for the family, they should be pretty generous with cash and work.

[@jammiiee]

mexicankid900 In my book you get points for staying out of the can!

[@Snarkythecat]

Ha very true! Wasn't that a quote from the show?

[@jammiiee]

mexicankid900 Yeah, Paulie said it to Feech.

[@thetruth72667]

Could also be that they have a lot of heat on them coming out of jail. Got parole officers watching them very closely & other eyes. It's good to ease them in than bring all that unwanted attention you know. Could be another reason is all...

[@jakep1979]

@zipper179 Feech, Richie and Tony B all were living in the past.

[@tthomaselli2]

What was Feech Lamanna saying around 1:47-1:50 & 1:38-1:41?... All of these years later & I still couldn't tell what he was saying.

[@stitcha123]

1:03 somehow he absolutely nailed the animatronic action from the 90s sitcom 'Dinosaurs.'

[@jeremiahcarrillo9601]

Wth are you talking about? That's really specific old timer

[@stitcha123]

@@jeremiahcarrillo9601 looks like you got the reference though. Im 24. Weirdly i appreciate things that occurred before I was born

[@abc-ni9uw]

Roberts laugh at 1:03 reminds me badly of him in scarface. Gotta love that laugh man

[@jhqw7u676yfw143t]

junior was johnny ola

[@bendejo9235]

Feech was Frank Lopez!

[@sullivansongz]

@@bendejo9235 Shit you're so right!!

[@zakkjagneaux2600]

Small time on screen , but the backstory . The card game story told by Ralph and ultimately getting Jackie Jr killed . What an amazing show , forever grateful for those days in the Marines, we would all gather around when able to see the latest episode. Best hour ever ..

[@desmondciauri4616]

I love how all these guys are so amused how Feech beat and almost killed someone.Then the fact they are celebrating the fact he is home from spending many years in prison is a good thing🤷‍♂️.This show delves into the minds of how people raised in this world can turn into sociopaths without even knowing it

[@MenelikTheFirst]

2:20 Just another reason why Tony is 100% dead. He’s nothing without Sil, Junior and his other counsel.

[@jimpimmers5387]

Feech's little league team the Little La Manna's won their division that night.

[@jackgrimaldi8685]

Jim Pimmers Wat dey do? Fix de umpire?

[@ggff3761]

Jim Pimmers he has a problem with people named tony

[@1122reyes]

I’m gonna be home in an hour, don’t worry...

[@davidw20050]

what an actor, Feech

[@RetroHabit82]

Feech can never finish a story when Tony's around.

[@peterhardie4151]

The prison nerves from Feech when the door goes. Little details.

[@nekitamol1k242]

Steve Schirripa said that this 3 minute long scene took 8 hours to shoot because of how bad Robert Loggia was at memorizing his lines lol

[@vibinwpsilocybin1424]

at least he executed it , it came out not too shabby😂

[@MrBodin26]

What an amazing actor. Plays the part so naturally.