there was nothing tony and carmine could do about it. Phil was a house and Tony wasn't. they had to sit still and take it, It was among the buildings and condominiums. it was real real estate shit.
We know the house said that. It's incredible Phil only displayed his power to transform into a house once throughout the whole series. Truly terrifying
The whole delivery of the line 'we don't want your fucking drills' could not have been done better with Butch's expression and tone, makes the whole thing so hilarious 😂
James Gandolfini was so good at the little things. The smile as the worst case scenario came to light. And as Carmine is yelling at Phil in the house, you can see Tony slowly turn sideways. He's already given up and he has one foot out already. He's accepted the war.
Lil Carmine is one of those characters that you understand a little more each time you watch the series. He's kind of an enigma. He seems like a dunce on the surface but really he's just trying to live his life and distance himself slowly from all this craziness.
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I think the smile is in character. Hes amused watching Carmine deal with the sh*t that he'd been putting up with this whole time. And the recognition of the worst case scenario gives him a resigned chuckle.
Yeah, I agree -- it was out of place for this scene, but since the viewer is likely looking at Carmine for those few seconds, they just decided to leave it in. Gradually, Gandolfini's face resumes a more serious appearance.
And there was nothing that we could do about it. Phil was a two story house, and Tony wasn’t. And we had to sit still and take it. It was among the Italians. It was real greaseball shit.
That house really was fascinating to me. I thought it was going to play a part in the conclusion somehow. Turns out it was Sheep’s Head Bay at a gas station next to his Suburban in front of wife & grandkids.
This scene is all about Phil’s lack of confidence as a leader, his genuine fear of Tony and how easily Butchie manipulates him. It’s the same as when he refused to negotiate. The reality was he was intellectually intimidated and out of his depth.
That house took 20 f**king years to build, and Phil wasn't there for any of it. Once complete, his wife hired a Russian interior decorator, and there was a docking station in every room!
“I wanted to be a human being, I compromised I became a two story house”
😭😭😭
Lmao
I ate grilled cheese off the stoop 😩
Uncle Philly my Ass
LOL
there was nothing tony and carmine could do about it. Phil was a house and Tony wasn't. they had to sit still and take it, It was among the buildings and condominiums. it was real real estate shit.
Personally I thought he used a ittle too much drywall, but it was still a very good house
Underrated comment.
@@Micolashcage1 Fucking Ralph Bunch ova here…
“I wanted to be the Empire State Building...I compromised...I became a talking house instead...”
Damn, that was great. This John Brown is more creative then Spielberg.
"Uncle Philly my ass! I'm a house now!"
lol good fckin laugh man
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Yeah I laughed out loud hahahaha Good One
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 after make 20 years in the can
Uncle Philly turning into a house, whatever happened dere.
We know the house said that. It's incredible Phil only displayed his power to transform into a house once throughout the whole series. Truly terrifying
:D
Optimus phil
Who knows? Maybe he spent some time as everyone's house.
You wouldn't even know it was him until you start seeing grilled cheese on the radiators
Word on the street he learned that from doing 20 yrs in the can
I wish Phil the talking house was featured more. He was the best character of the series.
i'll build a ramp up to his house......drive a lionel up there
That house had the Makings of a Varsity Athlete
That house was about the size of the mole they removed from Ginny Sack's right ass cheek
@@djones2170 hahahaha
@@djones2170 Tony: “Heyyy! That’s someone’s else’s house!!”
Phil was unintentionally the funniest character on the show. So many classic scenes and quotes.
I agree, but in my opinion I think Uncle Junior is the unintentionally funniest character of the show
Wheres Phil? I only see Phil the talking house
My personal favourite is Polly, but he's number 2
@@user-gg8ib2hg9z Paulie is funny but he's intentionally funny while Phil is supposed to be a serious antagonist
There's no scraps in my scrapbook.
Who else searched "phil turns into a house" and found this video?
I put in ‘Tony talks to house’ ha
Oooooh
This Shinebox lol 🙋🏻♂️
Right here!
Why how
“I don’t understand. Why is he like this?”
Yeah, no one else turned into houses in the whole series!
They should of done more with that character the house Phil shine box leotardo
The whole delivery of the line 'we don't want your fucking drills' could not have been done better with Butch's expression and tone, makes the whole thing so hilarious 😂
I always laugh when he says that line too.
Has the same energy as 'We don't need no stinkin' badges!'
yeah he makes it sound as if they came to offer them doritos lol.
Phil was up in his bedroom, making grilled cheese on the radd-iator.
On the forced air heat: another compromise.
He also jeeaacked off in a tissue
After he spent 20 minutes on the can.
@@bignut_inthebutt9468 if a tissue was another inmates chest!
Why did you spell radiator like that
0:10 Butchie got an eye on Tony and little Carmine at the same time
Alpha He dropped a quarter and picked up two dimes and a nickel.
Alpha nothing escapes Butchie’s view...NOTHING!!
Alpha 😂😂😂😂
When he walks into a Mcdonalds, he can see both sides of the menu board at the same time.
On 2Wheels this comment has me crying 🤣🤣🤣🤣 this is fucking gold
0:12 amazing how Butch can keep an eye on Tony and the other on Little Carmine.
hahahahaha
I have to admit I laughed when Phil said "Uncle Philly my ass!" The way he said it was funny. 😂😂😂
That exchange really does feel like straight out of a Adam Sandler comedy movie lmao
It sounds like my grandmother when she’s mad at my cousin..”Nona Gina..”
“Nona Gina my ass! No more cutlets”
Yo Dan I agreed with you because I laughed so hard after Phil Leotardo said that part
Funny how?
I agree with you bro
"We don't want your fuckin drills" always makes me laugh. This whole scene is hilarious
I know right...the way butchie says it is hilarious for some reason.
Phil literally acted like a 5 year old here
Phil behaved like a petulant child throughout the whole series. It’s scary when you put that mind in an old mans body and give him a gun haha
I thought he was acting like a house
@Jabroni Destroyer 20 yeaars at the Psychologics, not a fucking peep.
A 5 year old house maybe.
More like he acted like a 50 year old house
James Gandolfini was so good at the little things. The smile as the worst case scenario came to light. And as Carmine is yelling at Phil in the house, you can see Tony slowly turn sideways. He's already given up and he has one foot out already. He's accepted the war.
That's one pissed off house lol
“Phil what are doing?” It’s such a perfect line lol Carmine sounds so fed up with Nonsense. 😂😂😂
Lil Carmine is one of those characters that you understand a little more each time you watch the series. He's kind of an enigma. He seems like a dunce on the surface but really he's just trying to live his life and distance himself slowly from all this craziness.
Yup . I mean he was looking out for his scaffolding contract lol
He was involved just enough to reap the benefits of the life without truly putting himself on the feds radar.
He's kind of allegorical
He was ambitious but cautious, just looks like he never wanted all the pain that came along with it
He was actually trying to legitimise the business with his move into the film industry. It's a shame the other bosses didn't share his vision.
Guy did 20 years in a czechoslovakian prison. He was a talking house decorator!
His talking house look like shinebox
his stoop looked like shit
If anyone ever says “The shah of Iran became a house”
Only the exclusive group of Sopranos UA-cam video commenters will ever know exactly what they mean
We Sopranos fans speak in code
The shah of Iran turned into a shine box
@@eddyarseneau4822 Sharp as a fucking cue ball..
So true! With a lot of other phrases
Finally; we see Phil in his giant SHINEBOX!
GolfDoc 64 LMFAO, best shinebox comment ever
Tony never had the Makings of a Varsity Shinebox
@@michaeldepinto3562 Wow that was the funniest fucking comment I've ever read in my life
No more shine jokes, Billy.
Shine box my ass 😂
I would've loved to see a showdown between Phil the talking house and The Jacket. Easily the two most underutilized characters in the whole series.
You mean the Jaaaaaaaaaackeeeeeeeeeet
@@lionelstarkweather982 hey thats Jackie aprile's brother's gift You talking about
A talking house. That's his legacy.
Lmao omg. Stop. Lmao
😂🤣🤣
No more Butchie, No more
Why did they shoot it like this? Fkn brilliant idea
I wonder how one does get ideas like that ^_^
Shoot it like what?
@@marioss2167 shoot it like Carmine and Tony are arguing with an anthropomorphic house lol
He couldnt make it to set that day
Frank Vincent probably couldn't shoot that day lol
The AmityPhil Horror
Could you imagine a haunted house movie where this spirit insults and threatens people in the voice of Phil?
That’s it. I’m finished. I’m dying as I write this comment. Lmao.
@@Filthy_Larry I’m glad it brought you as much joy as it did me. God bless
@@aemondmommasboy78 i pay good money for that
@@TheShamanOfShank thanks man. I needed that too. Lmao.
"uncle philly my asssss" makes me crack every time
THIS is the moment Uncle Philly became Housenberg
Phil 'Talking House' Leotardo
😂
This is the most hilarious exchange in the entire show
Any conversation Phil has is gold
It's genius the way it's filmed and funny
Phil should have brought back his Billy Bats catchphrase "GO HOME AND GET YOUR SHINEBOX!" for Tony and Carmine Jr 😂😂🤣🤣
For years i would look closely at every single window to try and find where Phil was. Then i realised, he took the form of the house
It wasn't really said in the show but Phill did 20 years in the can. He couldn't be at home so he compromised and turned into one instead.
Lmao
"I kid you not , he turned himself into a house , funniest shit i've ever seen"
He acted like a lil kid I was crying the whole scene
My estimation of you as a man just fucking plummeted
Little Carmine: "I don't understand. Why is he like this?"
AJ: "umm...the bricks?"
Anime Leotardo transformed into a house. Truly the most unexpected plot twist in the series.
#TeamBorko
#UnderBoss
fuck borko
Alain Portant you’re taking to the boss hea!
@@saulhernnadez9203 take it eaasy judge roy beane
@@alainportant6412 We ain't making a Western here!!!
@@alainportant6412 I dunno. Slander if you ask me
“He ain’t seein’ nobody”. Butchie is seeing enough for two people, those eyes are looking East & West at the same time.
One eye's looking at them the other is looking for them.
I really liked Uncle Philly My Ass, he was my favorite character, I wish they did more with him.
Phil turned into a house, whatever happened there...
WHATEVA HAPPENED THERE?! This piece of shit transformed into a building with no provocation whatsoever!
WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?!
Uncle philly my back door.
the talking house was my favorite character on the show
" A semi trailer of shineboxes. "
Phil had scary moments, but hiding in the house like a crazy old lady was not one of them
How about transforming himself into a house built with the strongest asbestos? That scary enough for ya?
"A truck full sineboxes, a peace offering"
Phil's got a nice house. Much classier than the McMansions the other bosses live in.
Carmine: "I don't understand, why is he like this?"
The House: "Because I did 20 fucken years!"
At 00:13 I have a feeling that's a genuine smile from James and they left it in.
Great actor. Played it off as a "This fucking bitch"
I think the smile is in character. Hes amused watching Carmine deal with the sh*t that he'd been putting up with this whole time. And the recognition of the worst case scenario gives him a resigned chuckle.
Yeah, I agree -- it was out of place for this scene, but since the viewer is likely looking at Carmine for those few seconds, they just decided to leave it in. Gradually, Gandolfini's face resumes a more serious appearance.
It wasn’t really out of place. He was smiling like “Wow I just came out here and they turned me away and now I have to deal with that”
I saw Phil turn into a house. I was there in the neighborhood. I cried.
"He was a fucking WHOOUUSEEE"
That episode where Phil turned into a house
And there was nothing that we could do about it. Phil was a two story house, and Tony wasn’t. And we had to sit still and take it. It was among the Italians. It was real greaseball shit.
Carmine: "Phil can you just morph back into a human so we can talk like men?"
He wasn’t so tough when he was eating ice cream in his car running for his life
20 fucking years
fucking nauseating
Grilled cheese off the Rad-E-ator
The site of Phil eating ice cream just made my image of him as a man, plumepth
No eating in the car
They should have gave the house two giant eyebrows. That would have been hilarious
That talking house was my favorite character. I wish that they would have done more with him.
Phil never had the makings of a varsity duplex
Those drills are like 300 a piece and they sell quick. Turning down a nice little come up.
Let me tell you a couple of ‘tree’ things
-becomes a talking treehouse instead- 😂
Phil never had the makings of a varsity house.
Wish they had done more with House Leotardo, he was my favorite character...
Better than House Atreides or House Harkonnen.
He wanted to be an 18 room mansion....he compromised ...he became a 3 bedroom bungalow instead.
"Why is he like this?" The man is a psychopath, genius.
"Well cooler heads prevailed" says Phil, ranting and raving at two men who came offering peace through his bedroom window.
"A pool of heads prevailed"
@@diplodocusstevenson7182 Like a 5 year old
Its no wonder Pegorino in GTA 4 was based on this guy.
'I dont understand, why is he like this?' little carmine pondering why uncle philly is a two story building
Phil was a pioneer practicing social distancing back then.
He was preparing for a future event that was predicted by Quasimodo
I like how Butchy is looking at both Tony and Little Carmine at the same time.
That house really was fascinating to me. I thought it was going to play a part in the conclusion somehow. Turns out it was Sheep’s Head Bay at a gas station next to his Suburban in front of wife & grandkids.
People should never underestimate a studios ways of shooting a scene when one of the actors are unable to be there, they just turn you into a house!
You can see him in the window though
@@GuerreroDelInfo you can't tell who that is!
The Shah of Iran became the best Diagnostician in the country.
So when Phil was making that joke about Jesus seeing Peter's house from the cross, was he talking about a distant ancestor?
this reminds me of that episode of "Regular Show," where Rigby is turned into a house by a wizard.
Butch would of made a awesome second Butler on the Adams family
This is where Phil became Junior
I forgot this was exactly how they filmed it, I thought someone edited it
:34 the red Lincoln parked by the curb : Phil saw it from the window and it triggered him . The seats still weren't sitting at 12 o'clock
It's off its axis. Clearly.
Hilarious and genius the way it's filmed especially shout through the window and you can barely see him lol 🤣🤣🤣
Uncle Phil my ass
Uncle Philly!!!!!!
@@kotk05 uncle Phily my ass 🤣🤣🤣
This scene is all about Phil’s lack of confidence as a leader, his genuine fear of Tony and how easily Butchie manipulates him. It’s the same as when he refused to negotiate. The reality was he was intellectually intimidated and out of his depth.
Frank Vincent should have won an Oscar for his portrayal of a talking house.
Il never forget that day Phil turned into a house😃
the talking house sounds like a Family Guy character
Maybe little carmine shoulda set up the meeting in VER-SAILS.😂😂😂😂
There is a town right next to Pittsburgh, North Versailles... it's pronounced as you'd expect 😞
😂😂😂😂
@@playbackproductions1
Try being from Pittsburgh, pronouncing it Ver-SIGH and being corrected on it. This happened to me.
Clap Phil in irons right then and there.
I tell you one thing, my estimation of Phil as a house, just fuckin' blummeted.
It's like talking to a brick wall with Phil.
Butch’ right eye looks at tony’s left pocket
This is my favorite scene. Phil turned into a house.
So Butch talks to the "inner" Phil while TS and Carmine get the exterior 😁
Phil ain't seein anybody and Butchie can see two guys on opposite ends of a room. A truly dynamic duo.
Uncle Philly my basement!
Phil the talking house makes me laugh.
phil heard that tony paints houses
Remember watching this scene for the first time searching for Phil🤣
Your a great channel!! Keep up the good work
“Uncle Philly...”
“Uncle Philly my 20years-in-the-can”
I love that Tony tried to prevent war by giving Phil a box of fucking drills
Smartest and funniest commentators in all of the UA-cam universe.
That house took 20 f**king years to build, and Phil wasn't there for any of it. Once complete, his wife hired a Russian interior decorator, and there was a docking station in every room!
Imagine you're walking down the street and a random house just says 0:43 to you
This was actually Phil's best chance to clip Tony.
Never had the makings of a varsity talking house