I'm surprised he didn't have one when Adrianna walked into the room. I'd be pale as a sheet in his place because all my blood would be collecting elsewhere lol. Damn she was hot!
He shit him down because Tony has institutional power as Boss, but Feech had a Loooot of influential power being his age, doing time, and being made in Italy. So yes Tony was for sure feeling threatened.
@John Smith he definitely felt threatened Feech literally says he should be dead. Maybe he's not scared of him but he recognizes him as a threat to his position.
@mcharleau I don’t think Feech was doing it to undermine Tony, I think he’s just old. No wife or kids, all those years away, all he really has left is his legacy and image. Frankly, I think it was Tony that provoked Feech first. He couldn’t just let the old man have the room during that card game, you can tell by this scene that Feech just wanted to run it for the sentiment, re-live the gold ole days before he went away. Then Tony comes in while he’s reminiscing and asserts his dominance where it’s not necessary. Feech reacts with “Jesus Christ how many times this guy gotta say hello?” And Tony puts himself in a position where he has to re-assert himself and Feech gets pissed.
I read that Robert Loggia (Feech), who was ill with cancer at this time, had a hard time remembering his lines and blew a lot of takes. Jim G took special pains to help Loggia with his lines and worked late into the night to reshoot scenes with him to make sure they were perfect. Every account of Jim G relates what a great man he was.
I think he had dementia at the time. He was written out of the show so quickly because of those very issues. Still, with great direction and editing, the Feech character is one of the best-played supporting characters in the whole show. Feels like a real person.
Agreed. It takes a lot of work, memorization and repetition to look like they're not trying. That's what good actors do.They take what's written on the page, study it thoroughly, memorize it and make it seem like they just came up with it on the spot. Some can do it with just one reading. Some are allowed to improvise. Most have to do it the old-fashioned way: Learn the lines and practice until it's right.
Yeah ma man could sing play guitar and Bruce's e street and on top of that besides Tom hagen be the best counsilger man Steven van is talented from love pop songs to hard rock and an awesome member of la costar nostra
and he's like that because he likes his position as the Consiglier he never wanted to be the boss so he does everything he can for Tony to succeed as a boss they'd be actually way stronger as a family if all of them had this kind of synergy with each other, the irony of bad guys having to be good guys to each other to be able to be successful at being bad guys.
Even though he is tired of Feech antics, Tony is somewhat sympathetic towards him at the end, "He's old...." He understands where Feech is coming from...
he's also probably feeling some guilt over all the time feech spent in the can. like, just a couple years prior, he had to kill pussy because he wasn't willing to. and what gratitude does he get? it's the same problem he had with ritchie, but at least he nipped this in the bud.
Can someone tell me what's Feech on about at 2:43 about some game he took down? So is he blaming that Tony took his game down but he did nothing or said nothing to Tony? I didn't quite get what Sylvio said straight after that too?
@@mr8883 Tony and Jackie Aprille robbed one of Feechs card games when he was young. He was supposed to get a beating for it at least (Feech thinks he should be dead) but because Tony’s father had a lot of friends he was able to get Tony off the hook. Ralph mentioned that it actually put Tony on a fast track to being made.
I liked Feech just for the character. But it's crazy when you think about it logistically, these old guys get out, and Feech is doing nickle-and-dime stuff like trying to strong arm some local lawncare company with 2 employees for a few pennies. These old guys like Paulie and Feech and even Richie Aprile had no perspective. You have younger guys skimming massive amounts on construction contracts, housing, etc., and you have these older guys trying to squeeze a few hundred from broke local gardeners, or idiots like Richie Aprile who are given choice garbage contracts and try to double-dip by having the drivers sell cocaine on the routes, which endangers the easy money. Plus Feech is on parole, it just isn't worth it to beat a guy half to death in broad daylight for a few hundred dollars. They really didn't progress with the times.
The way Feech says “… the night he beat that longshoremen to death over a corner table” so casually is absolute pure comedy to me 😂. The man was a complete psychopath.
Well Feech was only made because of a famous hit that he did to some woman who was an informant. He seduced the woman and eventually had his wingtip shoe in the womans snatch. Once he took the shoe off, the girl keeled over and died. KAY POOTS
So many nuances. Tony’s look when the young guys are impressed with Feechs story. Like maybe they would be loyal to feech and not tony. He instantly sees the potential threat.
I'm still convinced the infamous card game heist was sanctioned. Given Feech's attitude toward authority, the old bosses would have wanted to bring him down a notch, but according to the rules, they couldn't just whack him, rough him up, or even tax him without some sort of justification. Hence, the kid-crew is sent in to humiliate him - then they're supposedly forgiven because of their connections while "the right people get their money back".... i.e., it served no purpose other than humiliating Feech. The heist was sanctioned, secretly, but sanctioned just the same.
Nah Ralphie said that Tone and Jackie came up with the idea to polish their careers in the mob. There was no indication that this was sanctioned by other made guys
MP R It’s weird because I thought by the ‘50s most wise guys were already second generation, but here you have guys like Feech or Carmine Snr who were made in the old country
@Miguel Mauro He was romantically referring to the strength of their generation for living through the 40s, not suggesting that Livia or Junior themselves literally experienced the war first-hand in Italy or anything.
Everything he did was disrespectful. Don Antonio, kiss the ring, commenting on another made guys fiance, ordering people out of the room, telling the story saying Tony was a punk and scared.
@Miguel Mauro u are correct in using the term "escaped Mussolini" because after the fascists took over, they declared war on the mafia. They would drag them out of their hiding places and hang the gangsters from the highest light poll. It got so bad, they had to run to America.
just realized that when Sil points up to get Tony to listen to the song, it's because it's a song by Sil's actor's (Steven Van Zandt's) band. nice lil easter egg that i never knew
I never realized that when Sil says “Or if his old man didn’t have so many friends” he’s actually referring to himself and is reminding Feech that he is currently surrounded by men who would kill and die for Tony
“Or if his old man didn’t have so many friends”. Silvio’s whole appearance and lines may have been funny at times but scenes like this subtly remind the audience that he’s a gangster through and through. Steven was born to play this role. If at the time you want to NJ and visited a restaurant and saw these guys eating a meal; you’d know these dudes are all killers. Especially Silvio.
Silvio is the type of dude other dudes hang themselves over when they can't pay him back. The way he handled Ralph once he tracked down Tracee was another scene where Steven shone. Even a creepy ass Ted Bundy-esque weirdo like Ralph, who probably had a bodycount like Gary Ridgway knew not to fuck with Silvio Dante.
And he goes in order. Hugs the boss first, then the consigliere, then the soldier. Shakes the hands of the two associates. The attention-to-detail in every aspect of this show was off the charts.
@@saulbennett4677 If Richie had lived, Jackie Jr would have been part of the game whether Tony liked it or not. Tony didn't care that Jackie Jr attended a Barone meeting as that was on Richie's conscience to bring him in when Jackie Sr was dead against it. Richie would have molded Jackie Jr into a real wiseguy.
Sil's qualities as a top consiligiere really shine in this scene, notices how Tony barely said anything to feed Feech's ego, it was Sil throwing the punches and quips to remind Feech Tone is still the fucking boss of the family, and much like the card game robbery he cant do shit about it
The real Consiligiere is Uncle Junior Silvio is more like an underboss ( I know the official ranking Junior is boss and Silvio is Consiglieri). Still, practically it was Junior who Tony came to with honest advice. And Silvio was soo in line with the capos he was basically underboss
If Feech would’ve kept to running card games where he could tell stories and jokes to Tony’s crew and some high-rollers, he could’ve had a great retirement doing what he seemed to really enjoy.
"He's old.... How do you think that feels?" Wow. The writing, the amazing acting from Robert Loggia, James Gandolfini, and the rest. The Feech storyline is one of the best of a great show.
Feech interrupts important business meeting. Feech hits on Ade, annoying Chris. Feech brags about crimes he witnessed. Tony interrupts because it's a bad habit. Story of Tony robbing Feech gets brought up by Sil because Sil doesnt like Feech. Chris encourages it, annoying Feech. Feech tries to frame the story in a way that makes Tony look weak. Tony cuts him off. Feech demands an audience to get "his" game back. Tony placates him. Sil advises that something be done about Feech. Tony pities him too much.
I love when Silvio goes out and talks to Adriana and you don't hear what he says and then when the door opens again when the guys leave the music has changed and Sil looks at Tony, and he smiles and nods. Those little details are what keep me still interested in this show and continue watching it today
I love how Tony keeps things in perspective here with Feech, it was the thing thing to do give him some of that game back he went to prison for the family… and how they guys and younger guys dont appreciate Feech and Tony says “he’s old how do you think that feels” double meaning as it sucks getting old and he’s old he has earned the tight to be the way he is like it or not Feech made the family what is is today by what he did back then and that deserves respect.
Sil puts feech in his place, even feech knew retribution against the sopranos back in the day wouldn't be a wise move , even after young Tony's actions against a made guy's game..
"The top spot would've gone to Little Carmine, unless he was actually retarded or something" Feech was away a long time maybe they didn't go up there and tell him
I think that’s why he added “actually”. It’s like he knows carmine’s really stupid but not legitimately mentally challenged, at least as far as we know
@@retardosaurusrex360 True. He felt Tony used him as a stepping stone for being made (the card game). Plus all of the guys that got out of the can had a chip on their shoulder and felt like they were owed something.
Feech really wasn't an asshole to everyone lol just Tony and Paulie.. The other guys aside from Sil, loved him and so did NY.. Thats why in their last meeting when Feech lets slip that Johnny Sack has been helping him make moves, Tony knew he had to take care of him
@@carlossantana3338 that's true, but you wonder if it could still be used to justify an ongoing case or investigation, because while it is a term of respect, it's respect in regards to authority rather than respect as consideration. I could see it being an issue in the US - but you could be right. Any lawyers here?
When the door opens and Sil stops for a second to hear the song with Tony...I mean right there! These little moments and details they were putting in that show..they make it so natural. You gotta love every single one of them. Masterpiece..
"Let me get out of here before I keep talking and fuck this up." Feech has the vibes of a kid being forced to tell his aunt he loved the socks she gave him for Christmas
While Feech didn't help himself with some of his later actions, I felt Tony and Sil also gave him a hard time considering he'd just done 20 years for the family.
Feech: "You'll still keep a lion's share of the rake. I'm just asking if I can run it for you." Tony: "Alright, fine. I'll let you run the game simply because I respect you. You'll benefit from the entire operation that we've spent years building up. Our bankroll, hotel suite, fully stocked bar, catered food, and big betting customers are all at your disposal. I'll even let you keep 20% of the profit. But the game has to remain where it is." Feech: *Starts complaining*
Sil is a master. He changes the nature of the conversation so that even though Feech is still telling the story, he’s no longer in command of the room, now it’s Tony’s again because the story is one where he is dominant over Feech.
Feech is right. If the young guys knew about how Richie Aprile got the jacket off Rocco DiMeo, who had the toughest reputation in Essex County, a lot of the later trouble with New York could have been avoided.
Didn't Silvio take part in the robbing of the game with Tony and Jackie? I was wrong, btw. Ralph told Jackie Jr. that he, Tony and Jackie planned the robbery but Ralph couldn't go. Sil wasn't there.
A good number two doesn't need public credit. He credits his number one and enjoys all the benefits bestowed upon him. If you think about it Sil was very insulated in this manner and had the most lucrative storefront to show the IRS.
A lot can be said about this scene but maaaaan!! Sil with those assists were nice!! He see the resentment and bitterness Feech has for Tony and is ready to help assist take him down a few notches with his back in the day ass.
That's the thing about the old days, they the OLD days. - Slim Charles
The game is the game just got more fierce
Deep.
Men of culture here.
Who tf listens to prizefighters?
Like Dynaflows and The Mcguire Sisters.
How did Feech not have a heart attack every time he spoke???
Telling the story about his 1st day in prison and talking to Paulie about the yard wars, I felt like dialing 911 for Feech.
He was the king of breadsticks after all...
@@silviodante6792 lawns too
@@Kruppt808 Lmao
I'm surprised he didn't have one when Adrianna walked into the room. I'd be pale as a sheet in his place because all my blood would be collecting elsewhere lol. Damn she was hot!
Love the way Tony shuts Feech down while the old man's in full storytelling mode
He did it again at the card game, Tony clearly felt threatened by Feech, his seniority and "stand up guy" reputation.
He shit him down because Tony has institutional power as Boss, but Feech had a Loooot of influential power being his age, doing time, and being made in Italy. So yes Tony was for sure feeling threatened.
@@cyrusamaria Feech was made in Italy? I know he was made before the electric light but fuck...Fuckin' Rasputin this guy.
@John Smith he definitely felt threatened Feech literally says he should be dead. Maybe he's not scared of him but he recognizes him as a threat to his position.
@mcharleau I don’t think Feech was doing it to undermine Tony, I think he’s just old. No wife or kids, all those years away, all he really has left is his legacy and image. Frankly, I think it was Tony that provoked Feech first. He couldn’t just let the old man have the room during that card game, you can tell by this scene that Feech just wanted to run it for the sentiment, re-live the gold ole days before he went away. Then Tony comes in while he’s reminiscing and asserts his dominance where it’s not necessary. Feech reacts with “Jesus Christ how many times this guy gotta say hello?” And Tony puts himself in a position where he has to re-assert himself and Feech gets pissed.
Love how Syl backed up Tony with “ if his old man didn’t have so many friends “
I read that Robert Loggia (Feech), who was ill with cancer at this time, had a hard time remembering his lines and blew a lot of takes. Jim G took special pains to help Loggia with his lines and worked late into the night to reshoot scenes with him to make sure they were perfect. Every account of Jim G relates what a great man he was.
Thanks Dr. Phil. 😐
It's the moss.. Hehhee
Whose Jim G?
Oh. My bad.
I think he had dementia at the time. He was written out of the show so quickly because of those very issues. Still, with great direction and editing, the Feech character is one of the best-played supporting characters in the whole show. Feels like a real person.
“Maybe Tony, fundamentally, doesn’t respect the elderly.”
_"You talked to Junior about it?!"_ 🚬
Fundamentally hahahahha
I heard that, but forgot who said it.....
What are you making maness
I don’t stick my beak in
the acting is so good on the sopranos, its like they're not even trying, like your there. the writing and the acting is unmatched
Tonys face when he said 'he should of been dead by now'
When I watch the Sapranos I feel like I'm really in the room, silently observing.
that's how i feel about it. all the scenes are just so natural, like they're not even actors and are actual mobsters with hidden cameras around lol.
*you're
Agreed. It takes a lot of work, memorization and repetition to look like they're not trying. That's what good actors do.They take what's written on the page, study it thoroughly, memorize it and make it seem like they just came up with it on the spot. Some can do it with just one reading. Some are allowed to improvise. Most have to do it the old-fashioned way: Learn the lines and practice until it's right.
Watching Tony wave away Chris' wild statement in the beginning always makes me laugh. Christopher always sees things in extremes 😂
You can tell he's thinking...
Please. Stop talking.
Is it just me or did Tony's hand wave look exactly like Livia's in S1?
Always with the extreme scenarios!!
It's that typical Tony Soprano "Enough With That Shit" wave lol
To me it was a “please, not on my day off” kinda wave lol
I love how sil breaks the 4th wall when he hears his song playing and tony smiles lol
thats what that was?? haha nice catch
Yeah ma man could sing play guitar and Bruce's e street and on top of that besides Tom hagen be the best counsilger man Steven van is talented from love pop songs to hard rock and an awesome member of la costar nostra
the whole of the sopranos is a dream. that's why you get these 4th wall breaking moments and references to films that the actors are in.
Sil is so underrated as Tony’s right hand man in this scene. He has 2 lines before feech leaves and they both burn feech all the way up lol.
Especially at feechs card game where Sil makes up an excuse to give up his seat to Tony to make him look important to everyone
who is underrating him? dumb comment.
and he's like that because he likes his position as the Consiglier
he never wanted to be the boss so he does everything he can for Tony to succeed as a boss
they'd be actually way stronger as a family if all of them had this kind of synergy with each other, the irony of bad guys having to be good guys to each other to be able to be successful at being bad guys.
@@Ar1AnX1x , well said.
I just said this in a seperate post. But Sil's retort of : "or if his Old Man didn't have so many friends..." is one of the best lines in the show.
Even though he is tired of Feech antics, Tony is somewhat sympathetic towards him at the end, "He's old...." He understands where Feech is coming from...
he's also probably feeling some guilt over all the time feech spent in the can. like, just a couple years prior, he had to kill pussy because he wasn't willing to. and what gratitude does he get? it's the same problem he had with ritchie, but at least he nipped this in the bud.
I find it weird though .In real life would someone like Feech actually talk to the boss in that way ? People have been killed for less.
@@Marvin-dg8vj Tony considered it, but didn't for good reasons, watch the show
He knows he'll be there one day. If he's lucky. (Which [SPOILER] he wasn't.)
The only reason Tony lived so long is because Richie Aprile, Ralph, and Shineboxotardo were never around at the same time.
Can someone tell me what's Feech on about at 2:43 about some game he took down? So is he blaming that Tony took his game down but he did nothing or said nothing to Tony? I didn't quite get what Sylvio said straight after that too?
@@mr8883 Tony and Jackie Aprille robbed one of Feechs card games when he was young. He was supposed to get a beating for it at least (Feech thinks he should be dead) but because Tony’s father had a lot of friends he was able to get Tony off the hook. Ralph mentioned that it actually put Tony on a fast track to being made.
@@seanburley8522 both Tony's father and Jackie Aprile's brother were made
@@seanburley8522 Oh I see I see. Thanks heaps.
Actually at one point in time they were literally all out on the street lol
I liked Feech just for the character. But it's crazy when you think about it logistically, these old guys get out, and Feech is doing nickle-and-dime stuff like trying to strong arm some local lawncare company with 2 employees for a few pennies. These old guys like Paulie and Feech and even Richie Aprile had no perspective. You have younger guys skimming massive amounts on construction contracts, housing, etc., and you have these older guys trying to squeeze a few hundred from broke local gardeners, or idiots like Richie Aprile who are given choice garbage contracts and try to double-dip by having the drivers sell cocaine on the routes, which endangers the easy money. Plus Feech is on parole, it just isn't worth it to beat a guy half to death in broad daylight for a few hundred dollars. They really didn't progress with the times.
Good insight.
Lets see you do 10 or 20 years inside and come out and just start "progressing" with the times.
@@crispinfrancis1 Yeah, he can't get over the shaved bushes
I’m in awe of your sage analysis into the minds of the writers when they made this up in their head.
@@crispinfrancis1 it's a TV show. No one really spent time in prison.
Feech "In my day" La Manna
Phil "I did 20 years" Leotardo
Uncle “varsity athlete” junior
Richie "The Jacket" Aprile
Tony "whateva happened there" Soprano
Paulie "Hehe" Gualtieri
The way Feech says “… the night he beat that longshoremen to death over a corner table” so casually is absolute pure comedy to me 😂. The man was a complete psychopath.
That was actually Nicky Scarfo.
1:40 you can see Tony's reaction to what Feech says:
"He should be dead."
Tony knew that Feech would be trouble.
‘ok thank you don Antonio’
Said with nothing but sarcasm
2:06
Feech asked the guys to leave, instead of asking Tony if they could talk alone.
THAT was disrespect.
For real.
He was disrespectful to Tony all the time pretty much lol. He was holding a grudge against him decades later after Tony robbed his card game.
Feech still treated Tony like the kid he was before Feech was locked up
Well Feech was only made because of a famous hit that he did to some woman who was an informant. He seduced the woman and eventually had his wingtip shoe in the womans snatch. Once he took the shoe off, the girl keeled over and died. KAY POOTS
@@silviodante6792 *Che puzz'
So many nuances. Tony’s look when the young guys are impressed with Feechs story. Like maybe they would be loyal to feech and not tony. He instantly sees the potential threat.
I'm still convinced the infamous card game heist was sanctioned. Given Feech's attitude toward authority, the old bosses would have wanted to bring him down a notch, but according to the rules, they couldn't just whack him, rough him up, or even tax him without some sort of justification. Hence, the kid-crew is sent in to humiliate him - then they're supposedly forgiven because of their connections while "the right people get their money back".... i.e., it served no purpose other than humiliating Feech.
The heist was sanctioned, secretly, but sanctioned just the same.
That's a dope theory and I see that being possible
Nah Ralphie said that Tone and Jackie came up with the idea to polish their careers in the mob. There was no indication that this was sanctioned by other made guys
@@O.G.H. oh sure that ralph guy would never lie to tell a good story
No way they send their own kids over there..
@@haldir3120 Tony's dad sent him to kill a man when he was a young man himself, Paulie brings it up
“He’s old. How do you think that feels?” Neither of them will ever know.
"Let me kiss the ring", "Thank you Don Antonio".... wow in hindsight there was a clear problem with Feech's attitude from the very beginning.
MP R It’s weird because I thought by the ‘50s most wise guys were already second generation, but here you have guys like Feech or Carmine Snr who were made in the old country
@Miguel Mauro He was romantically referring to the strength of their generation for living through the 40s, not suggesting that Livia or Junior themselves literally experienced the war first-hand in Italy or anything.
Everything he did was disrespectful. Don Antonio, kiss the ring, commenting on another made guys fiance, ordering people out of the room, telling the story saying Tony was a punk and scared.
@Miguel Mauro u are correct in using the term "escaped Mussolini" because after the fascists took over, they declared war on the mafia. They would drag them out of their hiding places and hang the gangsters from the highest light poll. It got so bad, they had to run to America.
@@AlexanderDion right lol? They should have killed more mobsters, they ruin countries
just realized that when Sil points up to get Tony to listen to the song, it's because it's a song by Sil's actor's (Steven Van Zandt's) band. nice lil easter egg that i never knew
I never realized that when Sil says “Or if his old man didn’t have so many friends” he’s actually referring to himself and is reminding Feech that he is currently surrounded by men who would kill and die for Tony
That's one way of looking at it, but Johnny Boy was a respected made man in his own right.
Sil is referring to himself? That doesn't make sense
@@tycobb2580 He’s referring to himself when he says “or if his old man didn’t have so many friends”
As in, he’s one of those friends. Any clearer?
@@paddyl0 Not really. Before the movie I would not have guess Sil was close to Tony's dad or Dickie.
@@deathsdoor07 Yeah, I’m making this observation after having watched the film. Hence me never realizing
“Or if his old man didn’t have so many friends”.
Silvio’s whole appearance and lines may have been funny at times but scenes like this subtly remind the audience that he’s a gangster through and through. Steven was born to play this role. If at the time you want to NJ and visited a restaurant and saw these guys eating a meal; you’d know these dudes are all killers. Especially Silvio.
Silvio is the type of dude other dudes hang themselves over when they can't pay him back. The way he handled Ralph once he tracked down Tracee was another scene where Steven shone. Even a creepy ass Ted Bundy-esque weirdo like Ralph, who probably had a bodycount like Gary Ridgway knew not to fuck with Silvio Dante.
Little Stevie Schl0m0's a virtue signalling mulignan b00t lickin m00k. He probably isn't Italian either I'm guessing Yid all the way.
Notice how only the made guys got a hug. I freaking love this show
And he goes in order. Hugs the boss first, then the consigliere, then the soldier. Shakes the hands of the two associates. The attention-to-detail in every aspect of this show was off the charts.
Wasn’t Benny made?
@@dtczyk8976 not yet. He was an associate under a crew
To be fair at least Feech acknowledged the younger guys. Richie Aprile wouldn’t have unless it was Jackie Jnr
@@saulbennett4677 If Richie had lived, Jackie Jr would have been part of the game whether Tony liked it or not. Tony didn't care that Jackie Jr attended a Barone meeting as that was on Richie's conscience to bring him in when Jackie Sr was dead against it. Richie would have molded Jackie Jr into a real wiseguy.
Thank you, Don Antonio
And don't call me Godfather with that fuckin cute smirk!
Feech could of gotten the support that Richie could't in moving against Tony.
His best quote
I think Feech was the only one to ever call Tony Godfather.
Sil's qualities as a top consiligiere really shine in this scene, notices how Tony barely said anything to feed Feech's ego, it was Sil throwing the punches and quips to remind Feech Tone is still the fucking boss of the family, and much like the card game robbery he cant do shit about it
Great spot
The real Consiligiere is Uncle Junior Silvio is more like an underboss ( I know the official ranking Junior is boss and Silvio is Consiglieri). Still, practically it was Junior who Tony came to with honest advice. And Silvio was soo in line with the capos he was basically underboss
Tony’s face when Benny showed feech some type of respect
If Feech would’ve kept to running card games where he could tell stories and jokes to Tony’s crew and some high-rollers, he could’ve had a great retirement doing what he seemed to really enjoy.
True but he had to go and shack down a few random lawnmowers in broad daylight
@@mysteryjunkie9808 and steal cars from an event that Tony specifically said to stay away from. Surprised he didn't get severely taxed for that.
Tonys animosity towards feech was growing. I think there would have been problems regardless
"He's old.... How do you think that feels?" Wow. The writing, the amazing acting from Robert Loggia, James Gandolfini, and the rest. The Feech storyline is one of the best of a great show.
I have to respect Silvio for bringing Feech in line with a few of his comments.
Feech interrupts important business meeting.
Feech hits on Ade, annoying Chris.
Feech brags about crimes he witnessed.
Tony interrupts because it's a bad habit.
Story of Tony robbing Feech gets brought up by Sil because Sil doesnt like Feech.
Chris encourages it, annoying Feech.
Feech tries to frame the story in a way that makes Tony look weak.
Tony cuts him off.
Feech demands an audience to get "his" game back.
Tony placates him.
Sil advises that something be done about Feech.
Tony pities him too much.
That's right, the sacred and the propane
Love this
very alegorical.
1:39
The other two weren't made guys. They had to settle for handshakes. It was real greaseball stuff
Tony’s look when Benny asks a question 😂 priceless.
Slim Charles: the thing about the old days…they the old days
👌🏾
The way they set Feech up was flawless, Tony knew that he wouldn't resist to get involved even though he was on a parole.
Feech just basically said that Tony never had the makings of a varsity stick-up kid.
Sil is the definition of a good underboss. Anytime he can tell that Tony is annoyed or uncomfortable he switches things to his favor
So the song is a Little Steven song and Sil points up to refer to the song, his own song? I lold.
DaBase333 wat zeg je?
Damn... theyre breakin the fourth wall
It was so natural, Gandolfini's reaction
I went back and looked for it. What a great little hidden moment.
"Nobody Loves and Leaves Alive" by Little Steven and the Lost Boys.
I love when Silvio goes out and talks to Adriana and you don't hear what he says and then when the door opens again when the guys leave the music has changed and Sil looks at Tony, and he smiles and nods. Those little details are what keep me still interested in this show and continue watching it today
Feech should have forgotten about the card game and started dealing weed with a partner. They'd be known as Feech and Chong.
I see what ya did there
Greg giraldo joke....
@Look How They Massacred My UA-cam Feech and Fong
Nice
Good one. He was already up in smoke from the 20 years inside.
Tony’s look when Benny gives Feech one more reason to waffle on.
I love how Tony keeps things in perspective here with Feech, it was the thing thing to do give him some of that game back he went to prison for the family… and how they guys and younger guys dont appreciate Feech and Tony says “he’s old how do you think that feels” double meaning as it sucks getting old and he’s old he has earned the tight to be the way he is like it or not Feech made the family what is is today by what he did back then and that deserves respect.
Chrissie, Little Paulie and Benny don’t leave till Tony gives the order. Nice touch.
0:04 the look on Tony's face like Christopher I can't even with you today lol
Sil puts feech in his place, even feech knew retribution against the sopranos back in the day wouldn't be a wise move , even after young Tony's actions against a made guy's game..
Yea Tony had his father and junior also Jackie had Richie so they were well protected.
"The top spot would've gone to Little Carmine, unless he was actually retarded or something"
Feech was away a long time maybe they didn't go up there and tell him
I think that’s why he added “actually”. It’s like he knows carmine’s really stupid but not legitimately mentally challenged, at least as far as we know
Season 5 next to Season 3 were always my 2 favorite seasons. So many colorful characters.
that music in the background is from Vito at the gay bar!
flashing for money
Ita one of the actors songs in real life. That's why he points it out.
You oughta know sweetie
Silvio's actor plays in a band, it's one of their songs.
Allegedly
You know, if Feech hadn’t been such an asshole to everyone and played by the rules he would have been fine. Tony gave him more chance than anybody.
Yeah but the problem was he had nothing to lose and everything to gain. Plus he held a grudge against Tony.
@@retardosaurusrex360 True. He felt Tony used him as a stepping stone for being made (the card game). Plus all of the guys that got out of the can had a chip on their shoulder and felt like they were owed something.
@@gwg245 they kinda were. These guys could’ve turned informant and ruined the family but they are grilled cheese off the radiator instead.
well tony was a loser as leader i'm pretty sure richie april or feech would been better as leader
Feech really wasn't an asshole to everyone lol just Tony and Paulie.. The other guys aside from Sil, loved him and so did NY.. Thats why in their last meeting when Feech lets slip that Johnny Sack has been helping him make moves, Tony knew he had to take care of him
This the only time in the show were someone calls tony don Antonio
They should have kept it in the show on the regular. Sounds badass.
Not a smart thing to say/title to use too often, post RICO.
Feech was being disrespectful and making it clear he wouldn't let Tony boss him around.
@@daviddedominici1705 don is a sign of respect doesn’t have to mean boss
@@carlossantana3338 that's true, but you wonder if it could still be used to justify an ongoing case or investigation, because while it is a term of respect, it's respect in regards to authority rather than respect as consideration.
I could see it being an issue in the US - but you could be right. Any lawyers here?
I thought this was gonna be a video of Feech talking about Dynaflows, The Maguire Sisters, and shit like that.
loll
Dynaflows was my favourite character, wish they'd done more with it.
Good one ha
'Otherwise, SHUT THE FUCK UP!!!"
That subtle blink of Tony, after Feech saying he should be dead by now.
The look Tony gives benny when he asks Feech a question because he knows he gonna hear a story which takes about 15 minutes from feech😭😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
classic 😂
“He’s a stroonze” best line by Silvio
"Mr. President if you wish to deploy, the time is now".
" You gotta disable it now!"
"Get on the horn with the pentagon, and tell them we know how to take those sons a bitches down"
Order the hit.
Sil’s suit was 🔥 in this scene!
I love that disgusted dismissal by Tony of the dumb shit Chrissy says at the beginning of the clip lol
R.I.P. Robert Loggia and James Gandolfini, 2 superb actors.
Tony’s, so smart,
“He’s old,how do ya think that feels?”
Wat a line
When the door opens and Sil stops for a second to hear the song with Tony...I mean right there! These little moments and details they were putting in that show..they make it so natural. You gotta love every single one of them. Masterpiece..
Adrianna is really a beauty.
Actor that played feetch played his character perfect. When you really hate a character you know that are good
He was Tonys boss...in Scarface.
"He's old. How do you think that feels".....
I learned recently the man who played French struggled remembering lines I’m so happy he pulled it off
Love how Sil remind Feech that it wasnt up to him what happened to Tony after he robbed the game.
There were so many disrespectful signs here from Feech.
Pretty sure Tony noted everyone of them.
There he ish, the king of breadsticks! 🍞 👑
"Let me get out of here before I keep talking and fuck this up." Feech has the vibes of a kid being forced to tell his aunt he loved the socks she gave him for Christmas
Everybody needs a friend like sil
While Feech didn't help himself with some of his later actions, I felt Tony and Sil also gave him a hard time considering he'd just done 20 years for the family.
“It’s just that ‘Remember When...’ is the lowest form of conversation.”
- Tony Soprano
I like how frustrated Tony is with Chrissy in the beginning lmao
The song detail, makes the show seem so real. loved it
Love how tony looks at feech like “what a piece of shit” when he’s hitting on ade but 1 season later he almost bangs her
That's pretty much the entire show. Tony upholds some kind of moral standard only to break it later. Or the opposite happens.
Same season, actually.
Do yall think him and ade would've done it if not for that car accident
@D Thorn lol why
@@anti4330 t
Tony wouldve and she wasnt gonna say no
Great directing when feech asks for a minute. Tony looks to Chris to say ok, then Chris to LP and Bennie
The little things make this show so great
Here we go. Memory lane. Love that line and the way he delivers it.
Feech: "You'll still keep a lion's share of the rake. I'm just asking if I can run it for you."
Tony: "Alright, fine. I'll let you run the game simply because I respect you. You'll benefit from the entire operation that we've spent years building up. Our bankroll, hotel suite, fully stocked bar, catered food, and big betting customers are all at your disposal. I'll even let you keep 20% of the profit. But the game has to remain where it is."
Feech: *Starts complaining*
When i was coming up she had the long shinebox up to here like that. famous beauty, smart as a whip
...she was a made guy, I wish they'd done more with her, real greaseball varsity
Toni's last sentence. Very sentimental. Then he puts Feech back in the klink lol.
I miss my tony. Rip Mr gandolfini. What a nice man.
When i see a title saying Feech talks about the old days i expect to see every feech clip
Sil is a master. He changes the nature of the conversation so that even though Feech is still telling the story, he’s no longer in command of the room, now it’s Tony’s again because the story is one where he is dominant over Feech.
Sil always seemed to have his head in the right direction
1:31 "Oh that he doesn't like to talk about!"
Lol Silvio with the big burn
I busted out laughing when Feech gleefully blurts out..."this one is effing scared!" pointing at Tony lol.
Its amazing how great this show was written! Well i know what my next tattoo is going to be about
Feech was an old mustache. He was made on the other side. He was an O.G.
You’re forgiven even if you haven’t forgotten is such a great damn line
Feech is right. If the young guys knew about how Richie Aprile got the jacket off Rocco DiMeo, who had the toughest reputation in Essex County, a lot of the later trouble with New York could have been avoided.
its the jacket!
Didn't Silvio take part in the robbing of the game with Tony and Jackie?
I was wrong, btw. Ralph told Jackie Jr. that he, Tony and Jackie planned the robbery but Ralph couldn't go. Sil wasn't there.
A good number two doesn't need public credit. He credits his number one and enjoys all the benefits bestowed upon him. If you think about it Sil was very insulated in this manner and had the most lucrative storefront to show the IRS.
I love how Tony gives Feech respect even though he’s a total pain in the ass. He understands the rules.
2:08 I love how Feech asks for the room and Tony nods to Chris giving the ok and then Chris nods to the guys to get out
I love the attention to detail in this show, only made guys hug. Associates get a handshake and that's exactly what they did here I love this!
Lol that face tony gives chris after the declaration of war statement
Feech looks like a Sicilian Trump, LOL
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A lot can be said about this scene but maaaaan!! Sil with those assists were nice!! He see the resentment and bitterness Feech has for Tony and is ready to help assist take him down a few notches with his back in the day ass.
Sopranos and the Wire... Two greatest shows of All-Time. Wooooooooo
that song that was playing when Feech walks in is the same song Veto was dancing to when he got caught