Hoffa (4/5) Movie CLIP - Hoffa vs. Kennedy (1992) HD
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Hoffa (Jack Nicholson) squares off against Senator Kennedy (Kevin Anderson) over a subpoena and charges of corruption within the teamster union.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The life of powerful union leader Jimmy Hoffa is the subject of this biographical drama. The focus is strongly on Hoffa's public and political life, from his early days as a labor organizer to his later conflicts with the Federal government -- and, eventually, his mysterious disappearance.
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Cast: Kevin Anderson, Danny DeVito, Jack Nicholson, Nicholas Pryor, Richard Schiff
Director: Danny DeVito
Producers: Caldecot Chubb, Danny DeVito, Joseph Isgro, David Mamet, Wm. Barclay Malcolm, Edward R. Pressman, Harold Schneider
Screenwriter: David Mamet
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The guy playing RFK deserved at the very least an Oscar nomination. He nailed the accent and cadence of RFK's voice and the mannerisms.
He was the best part of this overly fictionalised movie. Too bad he wasn't as convincing in the Irishman, both voice nor aesthetics.
Joe Jetu RFK In the Irishman was so disappointing. Such a bad casting choice.
Are you for real? His accent is so overdone it’s cartoonish.
Mike Brazao I grew up in Boston and have heard the Kennedys and that accent all my life. His imitation is laugh out loud funny.
@@fhowland , I take your word for it. You would know better than me. Thanks.
I loved Pacino as Hoffa but he's really just being Al Pacino with a little voice lilt. Nicholson really transformed himself for this role in my opinion. If you watch footage of Jimmy Hoffa you'll see Nicholson's version is very accurate
Nicholson even looks a bit more like Hoffa
Pacino just did his Devils Advocate character. At no time did i think that was anything resembling Jimmy Hoffa and Robert DeNiro looked old no matter what they did and his eyes looked fake and distracting. This was an amazing movie, I don't know why they bothered with the other.
@@mikeschmidt4624 Agreed.
Im going to say i have to agree...2 of the best actors of our time...pacino did VERY well,had the accent too...but nicholson had it down just a tad better...thats not saying anything against pacino...like i said ,2 of the best actors to grace the screen...
@@mikeschmidt4624 especially with that winter hat Hoffa would wear...
Jack really played Jimmy Hoffa extremely well.
Nicholson was fantastic in hoffa
Pacino will be better
@@redcomic619 nah
Risbo Lensky We'll see. Jack was a great Hoffa. One things for sure, The Irishman will definitely be a better movie.
Doubt it. Scorsese has been in decline since the late 90's. Casino was his last great film. The Departed is mediocre when compared to his better earlier work...
Kennedy: I want the truth!
Hoffa: You can't handle the truth!
beavis408, another film...
Sam, yes, it does.
SamWinchesterPhanGirl11, I was using a short version of your ID name. How could I know it was "Journey," anyway?
SamWinchesterPhanGirl11, yes.
beavis408 Hoffa: Son, we live in a world where the working man is constantly being taken advantage of! Who's gonna pay 'em? You, Robert?!? We use words like "overtime", "nightshift" and "bills", you use 'em as a punchline!
Robert Kennedy: Did you collaborate with the mafia on the pension fund?
Hoffa: I did what I had to do!
Robert Kennedy: Did you collaborate?!?
Hoffa: You're damn right I did!!!
“You’re the brother that people make jokes about”
Clearly you’re not familiar with Teddy Kennedy, Mr Hoffa.
Teddy taught everyone in the family how to swim, he floats to the bottom and then opens the car door and floats to the top and then runs home.
Learn some history. Teddy wasn’t in public life during Bobby Kennedy’s grandstanding during the McClellan hearings.
He would have been a good President if it wasn't for that whole Chappaquiddick situation.
@@michaelsinclair8733 even outside of chappaquidick teddy was a idiot. Remember his answer to “why do you wanna be president”
@@michaelsinclair8733 the event that killed Teddy Bear chances of every really landing the White House. Although I must say Teddy did have a fine career in the Senate.
The scene of Hoffa and RFK is awesome and so well done.
Some say that RFK was lucky to survive to 1968 as he stepped on a lot of toes.
Ok- sorry, read that too fast
Yep. If it wasn’t for him and his mouth, his older bro wouldn’t have had to take the bullets for him.
@@portugal5698it’s also likely the cia did it, and blamed it on the mafia
@@peterl3417 Or maybe the CIA worked with the mafia to whack them, the CIA has worked with the mafia plenty of times in the past
@@portugal5698 Yeah, blame the mouth of a man for getting him murdered in a freedom of speech country. I guess you should blame bank owners that keep money inside the vaults for getting robbed.🤣
How have I never heard of this movie or seen this scene before looking up The Irishman? That's some classic Nicholson perfection right there.
I am the same. I just found out about it after youtube suggested it.
I love this movie one of my favorites
It’s a pretty good one. It’s not as detailed as the Irishman but it focuses a lot on Hoffa himself starting out organizing and fighting against RFK. The Irishman gives the whole picture surrounding Hoffa and what likely happened.
David Mamet's writing and Danny Devito's directing was superb in this film.
Yes it was a very good movie
NOTHING LIKE HIM. although Jack Huston is a heck of an actor. remember him in Boardwalk Empire?
The hit scene was pretty silly
Kevin Anderson did the best RFK impression ever.
Ahhh, bullSHIT!!
False. Barry Pepper did
As much as I loved The Irishman and Pacino’s Hoffa, I have to say Kevin Anderson was a WAAAY better RFK than Jack Huston.
I can't take Kevin Anderson seriously as RFK. His accent is so cartoonish it borders on parody. He sounds like Mayor Quimby. Steven Culp was the best RFK in Thirteen Days
I didn't recognise the actor, but now you've pointed it out, I can see who it is. Both Nicholson and Anderson are well cast, made up and perform well. In the Irishman Pacino is good, but nothing like Hoffa. Huston was a poor RFK (and a lacklustre actor IMO), but Anderson is spot on.
“Don’t use words with me.” 🤣🤣🤣
That’s a pure David Mamet line.
0:38 like how the cut implies that he's been swearing nonstop from one scene to the next
Better movie?: The Irishman
Better Jimmy Hoffa?: Jack Nicholson
Better as in more accurate.
Nicholson was way better than pacino's Irishman
Hoffa.
Disagree
True, but Pacino can still play ethnic roles outside his background really well even though I think Nicholson's version of Hoffa was better. Just look how great Pacino was as an Puerto Rican ex-drug lord trying to go straight in Carlito's Way.
HAHAHAHAHA! This is the most hilarious clip of any movie I've ever seen! "You were nothing but a bond salesman somewheres." "You've got nothing on me. You've got a tv show!" HILARIOUS!!!! #JackNicholson
His right both brothers are no body’s without the gangster dad
@@nazminali1407 Actually RFK was against Organized crime unlike his father and brother and in 1961 made over 61 mob convinctions
@@nazminali1407 And Hoffa was nobody without his gangster friends who probably ended up killing him, so what’s the point you’re trying to make?
No, he's not. Best US Attorney this country has ever had. @@nazminali1407
" I DON'T SUCCUMB TO PRESSHA AND I DON'T SUCCUMB TO THREAAAATS!"
Lmaoooooooo!!
ME TOO!
Honey Chile's...aaaand that's why both HE and his brother were quickly eliminated within 7 years.
my brutha has the had a big strong had
The Irishman tells a better story about what likely happened surrounding Hoffa's disappearance. But Nicholson played a better, more accurate Hoffa. Apparently even the real Frank Sheeran (who was still alive when Hoffa came out) said that Nicholson nailed it perfectly.
The Irishman was a great film when it came to acting. But sadly, Michael Franzese of the Columbo crime family and even the FBI have debunked the Sheeran story
@@elijahvigil7467 yeah supposedly it had many true and false things in sheerans story. Most notable was Sheerans relationship with Hoffa. But then again how many people claim to know what happened and the stories don’t align?🤷♂️
@@Coyote-wm5op bingo. Its basically up to us conspiracy theorists to think more about. Aside from that all, it's actually a rather brilliant story
@@elijahvigil7467 Franzese also says Sheeran 100% did not kill Gallo but NYPD detectives who interviewed witnesses said that a man fitting Sheeran’s description was the shooter and that it’s probably he did kill gallo. Nobody knows for sure except the person/people who did it and chances are they are all dead.
it really isn’t tho is it 😂
“For the working man…you ever heard of work? Do ya know what work is” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Man Jack Nicholson and the person who played RFK deserved Oscars for their performances. Lol the dude playing RFK really sounds like the Kennedy's too..: So Flipping awesome
I personally think that Jack Nicholson was better at playing Hoffa than Al Pachino
No doubt buddy. JACK was HOFFA!
I 100% agree.
I don't. Pacino is the best.
Pacino is a LEGEND but in the Irishman he was just being Pacino, Nicholson BECAME Hoffa.
I haven't seen this in forever and I was just a kid then. All these years later knowing a little something about Jimmy Hoffa all I can say is damn, Nicholson nailed it
Fuck...I didn’t even realise Hoffa was being played by Jack Nicholson until I read the comments section. Truly great acting!
Hoffa knew how protective RFK was over JFK. Hoffa said he loved pushing Bobby's buttons.
RFK is really brave, shouting at that door.
Why not? It is just safer for everyone.
Buck what makes you think he was shouting at a door?
3dartistguy Buck is really brave, typing behind a computer.
Well he was a politician after all.
Ya I highly doubt that that’s how that went down
If Nicholson had played HOFFA in THE IRISHMAN as he did here, Scorsese's work could have been perfect.Jack is more powerful in this role than PACINO and also his resemblance is extraordinary
Agreed.
Nah, Pacino was perfect for an exaggerated story that was told from the eyes of someone that probably did not kill Hoffa. It works.
@@13Gangland yeah that movie was 90 percent BS. Frank Sheeran was definitely not as involved with hoffa or the mob as he claimed he was.
@@13Gangland they’re both old as hell, that’s the only problem, The Irishmen was a good movie but the actors were just too damn old.
@@ChristopherAdam42 I think using De Niro as Sheeran's older self and have a younger actor play the young Sheeran was the way to go.
Pesci looked pretty decent honestly. His digital face came out looking pretty good, while De Niro's was so fake it killed any illusion that he was playing a 30 year old.
Pacino was the best act in my book, along with his fight scenes with Stephan Graham.
All in all, the movie was a perfect send off for the 3 actors and Scorsese (if this was his last movie) that are close to retiring, when Pesci came back from retirement to do this one.
"You're the brother-in-law they make jokes of." LOL
the "Brudder-In-law"
“ bulllshiiiiittt”
I don't know what you're trying to prove but you're proving it you're proving it Hoffa.
Jack Nicholson was a waaaay better Hoffa than Al Pacino.
I love the high volume verbal meditation techniques used to communicate, it's so authentic and effective.
This scene is gold. This is a very underrated movie.
One of my all-time favourites.
Nicholson plays Hoffa in this film better than Hoffa would play himself.
1:41 - I can't help but laugh every time I see Jack waving his hand at the portrait of JFK behind Bobby! Nicholson could do no wrong back in the 1990's! Just watch Hoffa and his courtroom speech in A Few Good Men! Thanks🌎🇵🇷😆
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Jack steals the show!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nicholson looks more like Hoffa
Pacino gave a better performance
Conor O'Neill Agreed, was just thinking the same thing.
Is the movie out yet?
Yeah it is
if you think pacino portrayed hoffa better than jack you don't know film..pacino was al pacino..joe and Robert was amazing especially
Al pacino was al pacino, jack is bein hoffa here
Nicholson played Hoffa magnificently!!
Nicholson was excellent in hoffa I totally agree
agreed better than pacino.
@@bishoyromani4058
As someone who prefers Al Pacino as an actor, I agree. Nicholson was a better Hoffa.
@@WhyTho525 I can't blame Al pacino either, he try so hard to get an impression of Hoffa, but if Jack nicholson didn't retired yet, he might acted as Hoffa in the irishman for the last time.
@@m1nor1ty30
Yeah, but if Nicholson got the role of Hoffa, who would've Al played in this hypothetical version of the Irishman?
Regardless of how I had admired the Kennedy's growing up, after actually growing up, and seeing more of the world and of society. I can't help but feel skeptical when someone who was born with a silver spoon in their mouth talks as if they care or know how the working class people suffer or how they live. Hoffa regardless if he was corrupt or not, knows how it truly was for the working class. He lived and worked around them, hell he was one of them. Also if Bobby cared so much about jailing corrupted individuals, why didn't he start with his dear old dad?
They could never prove Joe Kennedy Sr was a crook Bobby was a pretty good guy
RFK was simply window dressing to make his brother look good. Granted JFK was a better president than some throughout history but none of them were squeaky clean.
I won't try to refute along the lines of inherited privilege or power. In my culture you are supposed to go from lawyer, to judge, to governor down through generations
Being said, nepotism goes in both territories. The working class are allowed to elect for themselves representatives and appoint leaders. But often times people keep their head down because there's pressure in responsibility. Also there's strength in numbers, so who's willing to stick their neck out to sacrifice a life of steady toil?
We like to conveniently forget that life is a risk. From CO to the sanitation team, you have to fight for your rank. You can't just say, I missed a couple days but my mates, they know I'm good for it. You have to show that your a cog in the machine or people will think you've got something else going on
I've worked in finance, retail, production, service, skilled labor, technical jobs, and policy- it's true regardless of the trade. It's a fight and there's politicking EVERYWHERE
The part I can't come to terms with regarding the OP is how supposedly being born to white collar or performing in a bureaucratic way is without it's strain. The same sun don't shine on the skin regardless of whether you're in the trenches or if you're behind a desk
Do you mean to say that being white collar, it's not the same cutthroat environment or that people on the outside won't catch you slipping? Again mud is still mud whether it kicks up on a F150 or a Mercedes
Nicholson should've been nominated for an Oscar in this role as Jimmy Hoffa.
Omg, RFK said the F word! 😵😵😵😵
Yeah he did that quite often.
Truly shocked me!
Looking forward to The Irishman (2019).
It’s awesome
@Jaco Soto yes
its so disappointing, the way they did it they could have made the movie about anything, it just happened to be about an old Robert Deniro looking old with strange eyes, al pacino doing a character impression of one of his old movies. only good thing about it was Joe Pesci.
i stopped the movie so many times because it was so bad, just went in a stupid pointless direction, preaching all these heavy handed messages blehhh one of the worst hyped movies of all time. I think the revamped with all female cast Ghostbusters was better than this.
Waste of almost 4 hours of your life..... The Irishman is garbage and boring af IMO
@@Kruppt808 You must be a certain type of stupid.
I'll give the real Hoffa credit: he had balls! He stood up to "The System" and did not let anyone push him around, even those who most people would find fearsome and intimidating.
Jack Nicholson's performance of Hoffa is excellent - one of his best works.
And it got him killed
Quote the Irishman Jimmy Hoffa “ never trust millionaire kids!!”.
lol with his own kids sitting right there
You ever heard of work? You know what work is?” Is kinda funny
No disrespect to Pacino, but Jacks Hoffa is the nest. Hands down. The look, mannerisms and voice.
Yeah, but he isn't Al Pacino, so no..
A great movie. This movie was done twice. Both Robert Blake and Jack Nicholson did excellent jobs as Hoffa!
The actors that played RFK and Jimmy Hoffa deserve a award for portraying their real life counter-parts correct, unlike in The Irishman when Al Pacino played Jimmy Hoffa and Jack Houston played RFK.
Jack Nicholson playing Hoffa better than Al Pacino can dream of. Wow, dude got hoffa and Joker down .. WOW
Both of these guys in real life were murdered, tough line of work....... Great movie, top 5 of all time imo
because both they made enemies of the mob
in the twenties union activity could get you killed; we even in Canada had a future Prime Minister that was involved in a mine union breakup strike in Colorado that killed people, including women and children. a tough life back then if you wanted change. the guys making the big coin had a vested interest in you NOT changing anything.
@@dwightstjohn6927 Which prime minister are you talking about?
The Real Hoffa movie.
Not better...
i remember seeing this movie at the show when it first came out what wonderful memories. i dont only mean this movie other memories
They cussed good in this movie.
Now it's Pacino' s turn as Hoffa.
Before Jack Nicholson was
Robert Blake. Blood Feud
“WTF did you say?!” 😂😂😂
Why does RFK sound like Mayor Quimby from The Simpsons?
@proxin1 I see. Kinda like Mrs. Skinner laughs like Phyllis Diller(Grandma Thelma from Family Guy).
VOTE QUIMBY!!!
Backwards! Quimby is a parody of the Kennedy's.
This guy at least looks like Bobby Kennedy, the actor they chose for "The Irishman" literally looks nothing like him.
Jade Ehmig They chose Richard Harrow from BoardWalk Empire. They used a few characters from there. Makes sense, but I agree, he didn’t look anything like Bobby.
@@petercardena6480 its all about the performance but yes sometimes looks do matter
Matt Damon is playing Bobby in an upcoming movie.
But this isn’t a lookalike competition it’s acting.
@@jimmy2k4o I mean, it's good to have people who actually look a little the people they're acting as. For example, Goodfellas and Apollo 13. Most of the actors who portrayed as the real life people had similar facial features, and as someone who pays attention to accuracy, it's very appreciated
The guy who played Bobby Kennedy in the Irishman, looked like a young Brad Dourif
Another great oscar performance by Jack Nicholson
00:38 What a great edit!
As much as I love RFK it was amazing to see him portrayed as the Antagonist and yelling Bullshit. Their are allot of people in this world that do not like the Kennedys no matter how much we want to put them up on a pedistal.
EMCK no they are not, they are way better democrats than the ones, that we have today
why love rfk..crooked as any other criminal
Nicholson gives Pacino an acting lesson in this role.
Not even close. Love Nicholson but Al's on another level!!
Both did good. Although Nicholson looks more like how the real Hoffa did
Yep. Pacino was just the same ol' Pacino in The Irishman, just another "Pacino as" role. Jack actually transformed into Hoffa. Jack is objectively better here for this reason.
RFK: Say what you want about me but don't swear at my bro!
Robert was very defensive about his brother in real life and you can see it being demonstrated in this short scene here.
Don't I know it! I read a biography about Bobby and it showed me how much he looked up to Jack. I wasn't at all surprised hearing Bobby react like that.
Jack Nicolson is EVERYWHERE!
Just watched: Prizzi's Honor, A Few Good Men, and The Departed!
Was doing some re on Hoffa here!
As good as gets also
Jack Nicholson took Al Pacino to acting school
Have you ever heard of Work
Every rich kid born with a silver spoon in their mouth needs to be yelled this.
Chris Wolff damn right
RFK didnt hae to work, none of the Kennedy's hadd to work, they choose to work. unlike the corrupt Hoffa.
"COUGH" WORLD WAR 2 VERTERANS "COUGH"
ALL THE KENNEDYS BROTHERS VOLUNTEERED TO SERVE.
Hoffa: "Don't use words with me!".....ok sooo, do u want me to communicate with you using sign language or what's your plan here sir? Lol 😂
This is like if Tim Burton was the director of the 1966 Batman 😆
Jack is awesome lol
Hoffa actually tried to strangle RFK after he kept hoffa waiting
at least he didn't wear shorts in a meeting
Jack Nicholson and Danny DeVito starred as The Joker and The Penguin, respectively, in Tim Burton's "Batman" films. Burton appears as a corpse in this film.
Jack love to bounce on his toes,, every movie
1:38 LMFAO!
It's time we all started treating politicians like that again top to bottom
Man if this is anything like it truly was... damn... RFK was a good one.
Bobby Kennedy never cussed.
I still use what he says at 1:32 to this day. Heard it the first time when I saw this movie at age 12, and never forgot it.
I just noticed that John C Reilly is in this movie! Had no idea he had been in acting for so long.
This guy is an acting chameleon. Top 3 performance of his career
I love the way Nicholson does the voice, facial expressions, and body language. The Irishman was a good movie, but Nicholson does a better job of playing Hoffa.
Amazing laugh at the beginning
They sould have used Nicholson instead of De Niro in the Irishman
"I don't know what you're trying to prove, but your proving it your proving it Hoffa" WTF??!
"Now Robert Kennedy is just another lawyer"
Yea, A Dead one
Damn imagine if they got Jack for The Irishman...
I don't know why the reviews were so low. This movie is great!! Nicholson in pure form!
I can't believe Nicholson got a razzie nomination for his performance.
Whaaaat?????
No one really looks like Bobby except his son.
That's a lie!
Jack played a way better Jimmy
Hoffa was in it for power and wealth for himself, don't let the movie try to paint him something he was not. still, I do love the performance Nicholson gives.
Its funny... I was just watching this documentary on Ben Bradlee who was a close confidant of JFK....as it turns out Bradlee's wife was sexually assaulted by JFK. I remember reading an article about a 19 year old intern that JFK was using for sexual favors while he was President. She describes a scenario where he propositioned her to blow a 66 year old friend of the Kennedy family while screwing her at the White House pool while the friend was watching. After reading and seeing things like this and knowing the history of others....Bobby Kennedy...Ted Kennedy..I don't think the Kennedy's had any sanctimonious right over Jimmy Hoffa.
No one can truely tell what the man's intentions were. He may have been in it for the wealth, or maybe he just wanted to help out the workers. You dont know and neither does anyone else, but either way he was a hero to the working man and did whatever he had to to stick it to pretentious trust funds babies like Robert Kennedy. Either way, hoffa is the protagonist in the story just like he was in real life.
g mack Hey-the Kennedy’s got us civil rights. They didn’t do it all by themselves, but they helped considerably.
@@bmcart1 you have proof for all those allegations? Yeah you do the national inquire
@@reichsfurherss7983 Every thing I wrote is true and easily confirmed. What's wrong reichsfurther ss? Afraid of the Truth? or just lazy...…..
Brilliant acting
Nicholson does sound like Hoffa. Pacino on the other hand...
1:38 When the dean threatens to expel you but you already planned to transfer schools.
I love when actors look, sound , and act like the people they are playing. There are some exceptions of course, but when you have character as iconic as a Kennedy in your movie the actor had better look and sound just like them otherwise it’s just too distracting. This guy WAS RFK and Nicholson nailed Hoffa.
It's ironic that Robert Kennedy was calling people criminals when he and his family were arch criminals I've always been amazed at how people worship the Kennedys and overlook all their indiscretions
Big daddy Joe making his fortune through insider trading and being a bootlegger during Prohibition, there by having links to organised crime. The same organised crime lords who backed JFK's election campaign in 1960, (pretty amazing considering RFK's already known stance towards organised crime in the 50s). Who the Kennedys after their victory repaid later by turning on the Mob massively especially RFK even when JFK was sleeping with a known mobster boss' girlfriend so much for being Catholic. 😂😂
Whichever way the Teamsters did it, the union made sure the pension fund got its money back, and the retiring truckers got their hard-earned pensions... Do you think the damn politicians do the same with programs such as social security? HELL, NO!
Exactly. Hoffa is the stuff of Shakespearean tragedy.
I like the Irishman better than Hoffa but Jack does a better job as Hoffa and RFK and Hoffa facing off is definitely more interesting in this movie.
Until I saw this movie, it hadn't occurred to me that Robert's threats were what got his brother assassinated.
The guy playing RFK is *ALMOST* there... just needed to tone it down just a hair and it would've been perfect. Feels ever so slightly too exaggerated.
It’s no secret that Hoffa and the Kennedy’s hated each other. If this video is accurate about how it was in real life, it must have been pretty intense during that time.
I loved Pacino but man I would give anything to see this era Nicholson acting like this in The Irishman
few things in this life i enjoy as much as the truth being told.. when hoffa says RFK is a slimy little prick he was telling the cold hard truth
I admire Hoffa’s lack of fear.
"I don't know what you're trying to prove, but you're proving it. You're proving it, Hoffa."
lmao...okay...
I admit I enjoy seeing these two powerful man threatening and disrespecting each other
Kevin Anderson was great as rfk
The first time I ever heard Robert f Kennedy curse
Who's here *midway* through watching the Irishman? :-D
SuperRobertoClemente me
Why would you do that? Put your phone away and watch The fuckin film
Does anybody else absolutely lose it the second he starts bullshitting w/ that cop about that goofball gunning down the deer w/ a revolver??😂😂😭🤣 Ahh, NY/NJ in the pre-2000 years!! Where you can go into any courtroom at any given time and see the local police chief and the towns local made guy walking out a courtroom together laughing w/ their arms over eachother’s shoulders!!