How 'A Bronx Tale' Was Sold for $1.5 Million | Chazz Palminteri on We Might Be Drunk Podcast
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Chazz Palminteri tells the story of how Hollywood came running to make a the film of his true story 'A Bronx Tale'.
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You know you have greatness in the room when for minutes these guys are just sitting there…listening
If u had cable in the 90s...you saw this movie 50 times. What a story and movie.
Its funny it still comes on sometimes i always click on it see where its at
Chaz Palminteri is a true man's man. He really comes off of somebody you can just sit down with and have a spectacular conversation on any subject. He seems real and very approachable. I'm very happy for his success. Guys like him make me proud to be a guy. He just comes off as so truthful. So happy for your success Chaz!
Chaz played on of the most believable wise guys ever on cinema.
3:41 "How do you get it in hands?" And right on cue Mark's hand pops into frame
A great story. A great movie. And, Chaz, a great actor. That's it. That's the whole thing. That's it.
I would have loved to see the one man play
What a DeNiro story, fairly play to him.
In the book “The Godfather” Michael was not Italian looking and that was another layer of him not right for this gangster life. By Pacino was so good that he got the part. This is from Mario Puzo’s book “The Godfather Papers. A great read.
The bulk of this audience has never seen the movie
Should've told them to get in the bathroom
Didn't he technically just admit to a crime?
What was the crime that he committed?
@@Daniel-sh3os Most states have a law against "failure to report a felony". He just admitted to seeing a murder, knowing who the murderer was and hiding that information from the police on behalf of the murderer.
Statue of limitations
@@dropfryThat isn't a crime in New York. And even if it were, he was 9 at the time, can't be charged with a crime at that age. And even if it were a crime and he was old enough to be charged, the statute of limitations would have run out decades ago.
@@Tufflaw No statute of limitations on murder. So as far as investigating they never official close the case. And children 9 and under absolutely can be charged with a crime. Even if he's not indanger of prosecution for it for whatever reason it was still a crime that he comitted, even in new york. obstruction, hindering - code 205.50, false statements - code 240.50. So yea, he admitted to comitting a crime.