James Gandolfini's Best Scene from The Sopranos
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- Опубліковано 18 чер 2013
- The range of emotions showcased here is amazing; anger, disgust, fear, sadness, joy, contempt, and lil' compassion, all within three minutes. A master class for any actor. (Sopranos 1x11 "Nobody Knows Anything")
When he said “I can’t find pussy anywhere”, I really felt that.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I know the feeling. Hold on , now I come to think of it ,I don't. 😟😟
I won’t like that because 69 likes is perfect
@@gregbors8364 Hahahahah I agree
Eh.. big pussy is easy to get. You can have your pick of any single 300 pounders. They will give voraciously and be thankful for it.
😂😂😂😂
I like how Silvio is the dude that's always chill and calms tensions down, except when he's playing cards lol
Always cool, calm and collected. The ideal consigliere
Or during interventions.
Puttin' provolone in his socks! 🤣
And during cloumbus day
@@adityashrestha2774 True I forgot he is obsessed with Christopher Columbus
2:11 Such a relateable statement, wow. Truly great writing.
🤣😂
Best comment I've read in my life. Took a second too, wow
@@steveo1060 Only a second huh? I usually last about 60
@@mikelitoris6976 Ohwwwwwwwww
2:32 so that’s what you resort to? 😏🤨
Silvio is the definition of a great consigliere.
Calm, level headed, smart, and most importantly knows how to tell his boss (hot headed Tony) what they don’t want to hear, but in a way that gets thru, but doesn’t cross any boundaries.
Great character, and Stevie Van Zandt was brilliant in the role.
And then he banged his wife!
I can't imagine anyone but Little Steven in that role.
@@michaelward9880 The role was written for him
you right
Agreed
Gandolfini's performance as Tony Soprano was simply incredible, start to finish.
I would say that for the whole cast.
Yeah he was amazing but after watching again, I gotta say Edie Falco was on the same level.
@@acehood9953 Oh, FOR SURE. She's a force, in every role she plays.
James gandolfini had all the makings of a mob boss
@@melissalang8278
She was phenomenal in "Nurse Jackie"!
Paulie's screaming of "I said no!!" is the most emotional he ever got in the entire series.
"Hey fellas"
So you never watched any of the scenes with him and his “mom”
Then 5 seconds later back to cool and calm
@@diondavis1407 the scene where he watched tv with his ma made me tear up
Finally someone like me noticed that
Back when Tony actually cared for his friends. I'll never stop rewatching this show
He stopped caring once Pussy’s betrayal destroyed him.
He never cared.
He was never the same after the boat scene.
I think he just didn’t want his death on his conscience.
@@edman1357 He absolutely cared in season 1, from there onwards he started to care less and less until he gave no fuck about any of them somewhere around season 5
Can’t believe it’s been a whole decade since he passed. Time flies. Legends live on.
if you could have had another celebrity die a decade ago, instead of gandofini, who would you choose to take his place?
@@yt_energy anyone from the woke pc brigade would do for me.
@@passingwind4200 be specific
James died at only 51 years old. Imagine how much more he could have given us. What a shame.
Yep more of 'The Incredible Burt Wonderstone' or 'Enough Said'.
Well, that's what drug abuse does to your heart!
@@retroguy9494 also over eating.
@@james87367 Oh, I don't know so much about that one. As long as you're not filling your stomach with garbage. I knew a few men who were heavier than James who made it into their 90's.
the sad thing is I believe he emptied most of his tank on this show. not to say any of his performances before or after the sopranos were not good. R.I.P
Picking Gandolfini's "best" scene is an act of futility. He literally had dozens of others that matched this performance.
Such a good point
It's a trick title because EVERY scene with Gandolfini is his best scene XD
"Picking Gandolfini's 'best' scene is an act of futility. He had dozens of others that matched this performance."
Calling it the best is just a way to draw eyes, build views.
The scene where he tells Chris
RIP James. You brought Tony Soprano to life in such a way that nobody else can
As with all his roles. I miss him.
James was a complete class act. His loss has left a gaping hole of even more brilliant roles he could have played. Talent like that is God given. Rest in peace...
2:12 story of my life :(
Wmc Wmc LOL
Fuck, I spit my coffe xD
HAHAHAHAHAHAHSHSHS
LOL
That's pretty funny
Pauly delivered the line "he refused to take his clothes off" with such brevity. Like it completely deflated him having to speak the words aloud.
He wanted to see Pussy’s sausage 🤤 we all did, get that girth in me 🍆
"Take ya clothes offf!" - Paulie
@@PolishGod1234 “why don’t you wanna take your clothes off?” -Paulie
The acting is something we’ve never seen before which is why we love the sopranos so much. It’s so so realistic it’s scary.
You never seen acting like this until the Sopranos?
@@84Victorious not to this extent. It was like 7-8 seasons of full on years of development. Nothing comes close. They can try their best to recreate it or something, but no. Nothing has ever came close. Movies will never ever reach this level Bc there isn’t enough time in them.
I wouldn't go that far. There had been pretty of great acting before this and after it. Yes Gandolfini's acting was amazing but he is hardly the first one to give an amazing performance.
@@dhdixjrnedndjd9672 just because they had plenty of time for character development doesn't mean it's the greatest acted show ever. That would be breaking bad by the way! Lol
@@seanriopel3132 it’s a pretty subjective thing dude lol there is no #1 actor that everyone in the world knows is the best.
To me, he is the best. Btw breaking bad wouldn’t exist without the sopranos. They paved the way for people like Walter white. His performance was amazing though!
I def have them right at the top of my list
Didn’t expect that ending, makes you realize what a relic in time the sopranos is. Glad to see that so many people enjoyed such a wonderful experience of a show.
I love the way Paulie just casually walks in like "Hey guys!".
Fellas
Walks in so innocently
Hey fellas
@@juztenable he said "what do ya hear, what do ya say"
did you check his shoe laces......
Tony Sirico's line delivery when he says "I SAID NO!" was so perfect. such a great scene.
and he was a real thug when he was young. That was probably really anger getting pulled out by James being so physical with him in the scene
Gramsci feels so real
everytime he says no it as a different inflection..great acting.
Gramsci that’s what’s amazing , Steven van zandt never acted and tony sirico was seasoned, they did so well
I love this moment more 2:18
So much repressed emotion
RIP James aka Tony!! Cant believe it's been 9 years !! One of the best shows ever..Life is short people
Like smoke through a keyhole.
Let's have a fucking drink...
Rip JG. May you rest in peace. One of the finest actors ever. He's portrayal of Tony Soprano is nothing short of brilliance....
By far, the best television series ever created. James Gandolfini's performance as Tony Soprano is nothing short of LEGENDARY.
The wire says hello
Yep. Sopranos, Entourage, GoT, hopefully it doesn't stop there
The wire is up there yeah probably fighting out 2nd place with breaking bad but nothing has and never will top sopranos. Best ever!!!
Theater at its best the actors writers and producers really brought the story to life
^ MNOST DON'T KNOW HE DID OVER 20 FILMS!?
I love the emotional range of Tony. It's like he's never just angry.
In one scene he can be angry, sad, anxious, then laugh. He is what made the show so special, along with the incredible writing.
He's got a Darth Vader level of ominous breathing.
He’s always angry and overreacting
@@family26fulthats a pretty simple way of looking at it
@@EM-mm1mc pretty simple response iyam
2:12 me too Tony,me too
Truly a masterful performance by James Gandolfini.
Nose breathing. That's the key.
certainly helped
Nobby Nolevel Yeah but Gandolfini's nose breathing was noisy as fuck.
Karl Irwin for real...
+Nobby Nolevel Before the intense/angry scenes Gandofini would work himself up by the use of his breathe, key for an actor to use in scenes like this.
+Karl Irwin but you don't think that brings the realism out of the character? that's why I love Gandolfini playing Tony. You have someone that can be a raw mob boss playing himself. not some over polished actor that took lessons trying to get the accent down.
I wish this show never stopped.
Richard Spikman
it had to, to keep its integrity.
Richard Spikman same
Richard Spikman same I watch clips drunk all the time
Unfortunately it had to die off. The side stories with Vito, AJ, and Christopher's whole Cleaver thing were getting too weird.
I wish they never...
one of the greatest actors of all time....RIP Mr.Gandolfini
How each and every character made this series a masterpiece it still makes me sad that it ended
This show should out season law and order. Wouldn't bother me if it went 25-30 seasons
Paulie's "Hey, fellas!" at 1:00 sounds more genuinely friendly than anything ever uttered in the series, before or after X-D
The more power that Tony grabbed the more unpleasant things became for the crew. Even from the get go they started out wacking a huge part of their organization in Junior's crew, and from there they lost guys due to infighting and the New York war.
🤣🤣
Ever since I heard that line, I started greeting other guys with the word "fellas." I think of Paulie each time.
@@battaglino77 infighting doesn't matter. If anything it's a good thing and it distributes more money amongst the living
Haha perfect timing right when I read it😂
I like how Paulie was intimidated by Tony but did everything he could to not show weakness by cowering
A good series like this has many layers, Paulie couldn't show he was worried or scared about anything once Tony got up close to him or it would've been an admission of guilt.
Yeah. Great acting.
@@delv213 I think seeing puss alive would be enough proof of innocence
Also helps dealing with wise guys with massive egos all the time. Tony Sirico was in the mob for real, in his prime. He was playing himself..
I don't think paulie was afraid at all
how can you pick a best performance from this incredible actor? all of James Gandolfini’s scenes in what may be the best show ever produced are great
Amazing the range of acting here, in 3 minutes he went from a strong arm man threatening everyone in the room to looking like an old broken down man at the end, fukin brilliant acting by Gandolfini.
"I said no!" was just delivered so perfectly.
50's mob movie like
You never hear Paulie make that sound again he sounded actually scared
@@snaker9er I don’t think he was scared the way he delivered it. More like he sounded frantic and frustrated. Tony keeps pressing him and he’s trying to maintain hierarchical discipline lol that’s why it’s such a great delivery!
I wish paulie wasa little less comedic. More serious of a character like here
@@Tidebo1 exactly what I thought, sounds like a soundbite straight out of a 40s/50s movie, love it
James Gandolfini was made to play Tony Soprano. No other actor could even come close.
Hopefully his son does. I’m looking forward to seeing the movie.
@@dawnb5617 Michael was born to play his pops. The looks are down to the T. And I’ve already seen his work in The Deuce. Kid has mad potential to be a lead one day & I hope to see it happen soon💯
Ray Liotta was at one time supposed to play Tony.
@@IntoxiKent Yup. Heard that in an interview & honestly Sopranos would of probably only been 2-3 seasons with Liotta. I don’t think he would of been fully committed down the road as Tony
Hard to believe that Pauly Shore was the producer's first preference to play Tony Soprano. But Shore having just finished "Bio-Dome", had other commitments.
This show...the acting...the writing...one of a kind!
Paulie is so good in this scene. Funny how is blank face is the most telling thing about the character.
Paulie feels like a different character early in the series. He became kind of a caricature as the show went on, though certainly still intimidating when he needed to be. This is probably the most nuanced and subtle scene I remember from him.
I agree on the early seasons he had genuine moments of clarity, especially that scene when Chris is depressed, but then again Paulie was getting old, and if am not mistaken he was in his sixties in the first season
Yeah that scene at the bada bing when he offers to kill Pussy and says I’ll do it was beautiful and very emotional.
@@thehood-nv7xl 56
@@petergriffin613 I stand corrected
I think that change is related with his "retirement" when they made chris a made man, he started to have more free time and that put him out of touch pretty soon
“Shut up, god forbid, god forbid, don’t talk like that.”
The man could deliver a line with such reality its fucking unbelievable 0:46
its unbelievably human that these monsters still invoke the name of god as if he'd help help them commit their acts
Right? Hell, Carmela wields the name of the Lord like a sword and shield throughout the show
Actually season 1 was his worst. He didn't yet understand who Tony Soprano was
@Francis Fain why ?
Now, now ladies . Get the claws back in . No need for bitching . . Go powder your noses . 😋 .
Such an amazing actor, I can't put into words how perfect he is in this role, it almost overtakes him being James Gandolfini, meaning when I see him I view him as Tony Soprano
Oh why did this great man have to go too soon?!?! James is and always will be one of my favorite actors ever!
This is just some great acting for anyone. James Gandolfini will be missed.
Especially since he was a totally different person
110 percent the sopranos doesn't have what it has till this day with someone else playing Tony S
2:09 ....heavy breathing....”I can’t find Pussy anywhere!”.....more heavy breathing...
Cracks me up every time.
@Fuck UA-cam LOL you literally beat me to the line I was going to post
When the website says Horny MILFS near you, but everyone of them you chat with turns out to be a bot.
I can't find PUSSY anywhere eather
It's not heavy breathing! He must have had bad allergies or a deviated septum.
I've never had a problem finding p**** it'd be a perfect world is she would just shut the hell up
Gandolfini was so amazing in this show. Like the way he went from being terrified he might have killed Pussy by mistake and seemed heart broken, and then to the switch when Paulie says he refused to take his clothes off. You can almost see him go from being concerned for his friend to that realization that most likely Jimmy and Pussy are both rats
Man the way he does that shaking in his breath. Adds so much to the stress of the scene. The man was talented.
Favorite scene is when Carmela tells tony she’s been dreaming of furrio
Livias wake back at Tony’s house is mine
Paulie putting the lawnmower in his boot !
st domingo blues I love Chrissy’s monologue while he’s baked. Hits too close to home.
Chino Flores ye funny as fuck they all in r that scene. Tony telling Janice to rap it up
Nah - "KGB! open up!" rather :D So many levels that was good.
Tony Sirico hanging in there with James' great acting. Gotta give that guy props too.
He's great in this scene aswell.
There by were so many great moments turned in by actors who one was prone to write off as merely functional, or even just comic relief. My favorite example of this was Adriana LaCerva, who was at first just a gum-cracking prop, but turned in a positively stunning performance in the episode in which she is murdered.
SO underrated
Never tire of the Sopranos absolute genius from everyone of the cast.
I love how chill Paulie walks in
1:09 I adore small details like that. You see tony reach for the collar of his shirt to pull him in. But chooses the more civil route at the last second.
Damn... so true.
I live for those small details too❣
Nothing short of legendary and masterpiece
Yooo
in all due respect youd be right if we were talking about joe shmoe * good read though )but tony is a sociopath and so is paulie ( he cant read emotion so he has to establish a base line, as, paulie can sell the truth like tonys anger ). everything is calculated including his feigned anger on tap ( the opera feels good to him like hes alive ) .
pussy is fair game cause he turned, he knows what pussy did, he read that shit like the morning paper. he just told paulie no one touiches pussy hes MINE. as far as the collar pull is concerned he was trying to see if paulies hands came up defensive then he would have known that paulie clipped him.
whats a better detail i believe is how in the end they looked at each other and was like you know you were right paulie turned, im sorry skipper. tony was like yeah, i know dont say shit until i sit him down and look him in the eye.
It's the small attention to detail like that was what made James Gandolfini's performance so incredible. It was like he thought of literally every single way to approach the scene, line delivery, physicality, ect. Some of the best acting in TV or film history.
This IS an incredible performance. The sad thing is that even after Tony tells Paulie that it's Jimmy, the look exchanged between them shows that they *both* still know Pussy was a rat. Agonizing.
No...the sad thing is that it wasn't Jimmy at all...they killed an innocent guy...what makes it even sadder is they did not even acknowledge his innocence or show any guilt for doing it
@@russellking9762 I don't think there was anything about Jimmy that screams the word "innocent". If he was a made guy, he had certainly murdered in the past.
@@russellking9762 Jimmy Altieri was an informant. They were both talking to the Feds.
@@MaceAhWindu when Big Pussy was in the cat with his handler the Fed stated how Jimmy got killed and took the suspicion off Big Pussy. In the same conversation he reveals that Pussy was flipped in 98 and they, the Feds, needed results.
@@Cuffski exactly. thats why he knew he was fkd when christopher shut the door
I just watched Soprano's after all these years! It was amazing. I cannot explain James Gandolfini, except amazing! The whole cast... flawless!
The Sopranos is a masterpiece
Yes it was.
"The Wire, it's fucking Jimmy!" - Tony Soprano, talking about McNulty. Epic.
toreswe lmao nice spot
lmao! what the fuck you just blew my mind right now :D
Imagine if McNulty came in and said.."what the fuck did I do" lol
Jared Dowty does it really matter?
McNulty: F@*ked did I do.?
I love how Paulie handles the situation here. He broke a wild stallion right there.
yeah he respected Tony but wasnt gonna take abuse
And Tony apologized to him. That's respect.
The horse pussy whisperer
Paulie was a made man, and he did work for Tony’s dad, hell no he won’t take no abuse. Paulie would never be on my bad side if this were real life lol.
he broke a wild stallion sounds like something paulie would say too 😂 i like that
Couldn’t take my eyes off this scene, James G. is a fucking legend!
That heavy nostril-breathing could've won an Emmy by itself.
2:08 “I’m sorry Paulie” is his best delivery of his accent in the entire series. The way he pronounces the O in sorry and the Paulie as deep is 👌.
Shut up
pooli
You can tell that Tony WANTS it to be Jimmy but deep down he's not sure. How is he able to ACT that complex a state of mind so effortlessly?
***** Wrong.. we would like to think that..but look at the very last few seconds following when Paulie says he refused to take his clothes off..Tony looks at Paulie with no words as Sylvio get the drinks..cause they know its Pussy..
You said wrong and then agreed with him
It was Jimmy, and Pussy
Exactly
They should have done more with this reply thread
I'm going have to re-watch this now! Amazing scene.
Best scene was his argument with Carmela. They both should of got an Emmy for that. They were really married in that scene.
James G. was one of the best, if not the best, gangster on television.
I would put Johnny Sac in that position (best gangster)
James G was really the best Actor though
*cough cough* Omar *cough cough*
+algerierz
Johnny Sac, who failed to pull off a Gotti style takeover, nearly got whacked on the orders of his own boss (over a joke about his wife's fat arse), wasn't wanted as boss by a large chunk of his own family, and got convicted, sent away, his assets seized, and died in a prison hospital?
algerierz I enjoyed Johnny sac's swagger as a gangster, the way he answered his phone with "speak", but gandolfini brought a very distinct performance with tony soprano.
Na Stephen Graham
Nobody could have played "Tony" better than Jimmy G.
+redwhitentrue Not sure - but certainly the entire series would have been completely different without him. Looking at some of his other acting, he was a long shot for this role. I'm glad it was him.
Heather Spoonheim Oh, it wasn't a question dear.
roy shut the FUCK up cry baby
Apparently Silvio was suppose to be the boss originally. Plays a good part, but he’s no James Gandolfini!
Fuckin' Jimmy!
gandolfini was on the cusp of dialing in tony here. you can hear it especially in the beginning. still a great scene. rip.
I miss James Gandolfini. RIP 🙏🏻
Left us way too young , still was a blessing he got to finish the Sopranos, This was massive back in the day!!
Thanks for that mate , great reminder of an undervalued legend.
His son plays a good young Tony in 'The Many Saints of Newark' but it is obvious he was not an experienced actor, either, unlike his father. Plus, the fact that the TV show went on for 7 years helped all the actors hone their characters.
“The wire! It’s fuckin’ Jimmy!”
Jimmy McNulty from The Wire barges in asking, “The fuck did I do?”
The only time I remember Paulie actually standing up to Tony.
Great acting by all involved.
*One of Jame Gandolfini's Best Scenes from The Sopranos*
Gandolfini was untouchable in this role--in most of his roles. I truly cannot get enough of this show. I miss the man as if he were a beloved uncle.
Blow away watching the Sopranos just an amazing actor and he is such a likeable dude..So calm and professional one of the finest actors a real game changer like Brandon and a few other actors he just exudes an aura of boss.
Gandolfini is so convincing in this role that I'd be afraid to meet him.
Apparently a lot of people who came into contact with him in real life were.
James Gandolfini ♥️♥️♥️ Love This Man forever greetings from Hamburg Germany ♥️♥️♥️
Did anyone notice the blooper in this scene? When the camera is facing Tony when he’s asking Paulie “did you do it?”, he points at Paulie with his left hand. When the camera points at Paulie, Tony points with his right hand.
I was looking for this comment
Some ppl don’t understand the talent of this man. RIP legend.
Quality show til the end. Didn't choke at the end like Game of Thrones.
Agree! I thought GoT would pass Sopranos all-time. Then the the books ended and the writers started making their own stories. Every episode of Sopranos is a 9 or a 10/10. That is rare.
@@TraumaER Except for Christopher
I’d put Breaking Bad up there in terms of acting but nothing beats James’s Tony Soprano, it’s simply world class acting at its finest
@Fo Reel lol you clearly haven't read the books. The show was fine until season 6. It's unwatchable now because of those final seasons
Until the very last scene.
Look at how Tony’s smile fades when he learns that Pussy didn’t take his clothes off. He was so relieved to find out that Pussy wasn’t the rat, but now that suspicion can’t be put to rest. Masterful performance by Gandolfini.
This scene was amazing. His acting is phenomenal.
He was made for this role.
In my opinion it's still the best television show ever.
Once in a lifetime performer.
Agree, show will never be topped!
HBO Network TV never they would have cut it to bits... Best Drama for sure.
@@germanshepherd13 Lost is better
It was the greatest series ever. I just watched the whole series again right from the beginning. I didn’t want it to end.
same i just skip made in america and go back to the pilot. the talking sopranos pod is a great side by side listen / watch along with each episode. literally my favorite thing ever 😂 but for real.
1:34 look at James eyes when he signals Tony sirico "did you do it?". Genius acting.
Ah well, now I gotta rewatch it. Again!
Anytime Gandolfini was on the screen was his best.
Blow away watching the Sopranos just an amazing actor and he is such a likeable dude..So calm and professional one of the finest actors a real game changer like Brandon and a few other actors he just exudes an aura of boss.
What's crazy is it was so unusual at the time for a character to go through so many emotions in one scene. You just didn't see it in television until The Sopranos, and only Gandolfini could've pulled it off
yeah tony has the charisma and brain of a leader, but his multi-faceted personality and his humanness is what really makes his character so memorable. The constant contrast and internal battle he has between good and evil.
Al Bundy....
david chase and the various writers are MF brilliant
@@signoresantinoburnett1169 love him too but no
@@signoresantinoburnett1169 Ed O'Neill is the GOAT. HE LITERALLY had the makings of a varsity athlete
James Gandolfini should be up there in the top five greatest actors of all time for this scene alone in my opinion.
0:38 me when I'm hungry and the pizza delivery is late
It's a great scene, for sure, and Gandolfini is incredible in it, no doubt, but Tony Sirico plays it perfectly as well. He's pissed, he's scared, he's on the knife's edge and most of all -- he's STILL. His character was always a little hyper but in this scene, he's perfectly still and focused. He did a great job making Gandolfini look great and did a terrific job himself.
First time I can remember seeing was in Get Shorty in which he plays a big strong “goof”. When Travolta puts him down & asks why he does it G gets kind of sheepish. Goes from tough guy to a mensch Great acting
Paulie: "Get your fucking hands of me!"
Paulie is probably one of the very few who would dare stand up to Tony and also one of the very few who Tony would allow to talk back to him like that.
This scene is extremely brilliantly acted.
He's still a made guy.
Tony was wrong putting his hands on Paulie . did not change the fact that Puss is the rat.
+FuckYouAllToPieces
Whatya crying for was just a few alterations, he was too attached to his suit.
he respected Pauline too much. because he was from his father's generation of monsters
@@ginrummy2553 I assume you mean "Mobsters" but it still works, possibly more accurate.
Another one of Jim Gandolfini‘s best scenes is when he’s just recovering from his shotgun wound and he hast to act tough by taking out his driver in a fight, but then has to go to the bathroom and look at himself in the mirror and vomit and then look at himself and vomit again. Watch his eyes in that scene, he is so damn good.
Now I got to watch the whole series again....
2:22 I wanna be able to say that at someone's eulogy someday
xcalabur18 LOL ...Funny shit.
Sad but funny, those were the last words my grandfather told me.
He was quite a character.
CrazySicily Lol he had some ice cream but seriously, those were his last words man, they were at the hospital joking around and then he had a heart attack.
And thanks bud, I miss him.
🤣🤣
I would say this at someones eulogy 2:32
1:53 Sil looking like a toddler trying to stand still for the first time
He looks so nervous hahah
Never noticed that lmaoo. Sils facial expressions and body language were so good, especially in the first season.
HAH! That's some funny shit right there.
LEAVE THE COCKSUCKING CHEESE WHERE IT IS
I’ll be watching clips of the great man until the day I join him.
Simply exceptional.
RIP James
He was the Best ! RIP dear James ,God bless you !
I love the subtlety of this scene. You can tell how Tony already knows that Pussy is the rat, but he keeps denying it through his nervous interactions with his crew. He doesn't want to believe and keeps reiterating that Jimmy's the rat. Great acting by Gandolfini overall!
TheDrmcvey Yeah. Repeating, "You understand?" didn't seem genuine to me.
Jimmy was not a rat .just dum who got wacked by mistake.
Madeline Monahan obviously you don't remember Jimmy's reaction in the hotel room when Silvio came out of the closet to whack him and asked if he had his lil radio to call for help. That gave it away that he really was a rat.
After watching the series over and over I realized there's many incidents where Tony denies something or acts totally childish and scared about something, the first time watching the series I felt more on Tony's side but after a bunch of times how scary and twisted of a soul Tony has and why he's like this
@@coreydean6540 you dont remember when Jimmy gets out and he goes to Tony's house in the basement he starts acting all weird and starts asking Tony questions about incriminating things and just keeps asking and asking like he's recording him or trying to catch something, Jimmy was definitely also a rat.
1:30 to 1:40
pointing hand changes..
Good catch, dude.
Nice catch. No cancer of the eyes for you.
There are many continuity errors hidden in The Sopranos. Maybe a homage to Scorcese?
woah
@@CHICOZTACOS 😂
0:08 how I'd react if Slippin' Jimmy makes a cameo in "The Wire"
This is his best scene in the series, except for a few dozen other scenes.
Pauley showed balls telling a pissed off Tony to get his f... Hands off.
The quality of the acting is of the highest quality, the whole show was a masterclass.
he was one of the greats ! God Bless him !
Three incredible actors. Bravo