Steve Buscemi meets a distant cousin he didn't know existed!
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Steve's journey into his family's past eventually brings him full circle back to Brooklyn and a surprise encounter with a distant relative.
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Mr.Bucemi is such a calm likable man. So unlike the shifty nervous character roles he sometimes plays in movies.
Weird compliment/insult.
It’s almost as if he’s an actor...
It’s how he earns his daily bread. He “acts.”
Yeah, he's an actor 😅
His parents seem really sweet.
He is such a good person. He is a former firefighter qnd during 9/11 he volunteered and had helped NYFD during that tragic time in US. May he recieve blessings for all he does.
He seems so scrawny for a former firefighter
@@EMVelez The wiry ones 💪 🚒
I always like Steve "Boosh" as Sandler nicknamed him, Buscemi, besides being an excellent actor, Steve, former firefighter, went back to his old station to assist during 9/11.
I didn't know. That is something that makes him more endearing to me.❤❤❤❤
@@carlazegarra3451yup. And he asked for no press coverage on it.
people with close families are soooooo lucky
Steve is such a kind and talented man. I’m so glad he found more things about his family. ❤
He is my biggest crush but besides that he’s a good person, that Steve Buscemi. ❤❤❤❤❤
Fantastic actor!
People tell me I look like him and they always say the same thing you did right after lol. He's awesome tho
Crush??
If I weren’t already spoken for with Jimmy Carter, I’d fight you for that crush 🤗
@@Booboonancy Did you also have a thing for Mr. Rogers? 😂
you meet a distant cousin and its Steve Buscemi...i love it
In doing my genealogy, I’ve connected with a third cousin through Ancestry, and after googling a second cousin once removed, I was finally able to email him, and we spoke for over an hour on the phone! That has been some of the most satisfying stuff to happen after starting my research, and that’s saying something since I’ve been included on an Ancestry commercial.
I know the feeling. I've managed to track down a 1st cousin a couple times removed (his grandpa being my 2x great grandpa) but I'm not sure what to say.
It's cool to find famous people in your tree too. Turns out my 3rd cousin 1x removed is a baron who was a famous barrister/ Master of the Rolls for a decade.
He’s just…so beautiful and mesmerizing. Like a dream. I’m glad to see we all mostly feel the same about him. Big fans of his. ❤
He's such a great guy. I love him, and his work. So glad he made thus connection.
Steve I had to go look this up for you. Can't have folks prone to depression thinking they're alone. “I'm saying this is the South. And we're proud of our crazy people. We don't hide them up in the attic. We bring 'em right down to the living room and show 'em off. See, Phyllis, no one in the South ever asks if you have crazy people in your family. They just ask what side they're on." Dixie Carter.
Technically that was Julia Sugerbaker. 😂
His mother got jokes🤣🤣🤣🤣I see where he gets his humor from.
“We have to learn from the past so that we can make the future better.”
That’s a great line. 👍
Truly a great actor.
I have always been so fond of Steve,what a wonderful human being! 🇨🇦 ❤
I was in steves house when i was young his mom dottie and my mom peggy were friends dottie was into the stars. John his father i met once
He is funny in each movies but reality he nice person
Outstanding actor
Wonderful actor playing interesting roles.
Love him in 28 Days, where he plays Sandra Bullock's rehab counselor. It's a straight dramatic role.
Big fan of Steve's! 🫶
I really enjoy his work. Excellent actor!
My friend's dad is called Steve Buscemi, and her mother Stephanie Buscemi, (so also kinda Steve Buscemi!) 😅
Not only that, but her dad, Steve Buscemi, was in the navy and his commanding officer was friends with the actor Steve Buscemi.
That's a lot of Steve Buscemi for one person.
Steve never would never imagined there was a Dentist in the family...a couple of weeks ago I discovered we had a family member named Napoleon Bonaparte 😆😁
Wonderful story, thank you.
Love this actor.
It always amazing to find information! I recently found out my Skaggs family started the Safeway stores and that Box Scaggs is a distant cousin!
Boz Scaggs
Great actor. Been in some real corkers!
As far as memorable actors, i would have on a list. Steve would be at my top 5.
I was hoping they would give a little detail on his father's Sicilian lineage. I have Buscemi in my Sicilian family tree and wondered from which village his family originated.
Menfi apparently.
Great story! ❤
Do you know if this lady went “OMG! You’re Steve Buscemi!”
The man from the movie ConAir😊
Sweetheart.
This sounds a little speeded up so I slowed it down to .75.
It sounds so much better.❤
God blessed you with all this information and their survival. :)
If Steve was a little younger he would make a great barney fife on a Andy Griffith movie
I feel like I missed something. Two people in his family were "placed" or given up by their parents as child-servants to other families. But why? What was going on there?
It seems the father died and the mother couldn't take care of 5 children. But once she got remarried, she brought them home again.
When a parent couldn't support their family, kids were farmed out. This happened even in the 1930s in the US. My grandparents took in a girl from eastern KY, and my ggrandparents took in a boy from eastern KY. They were not orphans.
Poverty, dude.
Thanks for the clarification@@raedaily9854
@@sharontabor7718 In 1901, my great-great-grandmother Mina Carson died from appendicitis (only aged 31). After a year, her husband Julius couldn’t handle the five children anymore. So, he sent the three eldest girls to live with two of Mina’s siblings, took the youngest with him when he moved hundreds of miles away downstate, and imo worst of all put his only boy into a Chicago orphanage. I would be more understanding if he had not taken the youngest with him-he obviously felt he could handle her, but not his son, too?
There is a high rate of depression and su**c*de in the dental profession even today.
Why ? Are dentists down in the mouth ?
Sadly, my dentist must have been. I see what ya did there! @@Chicago_Cabbie 😉😆
@@peek-a-boo7877 but seriously I never heard of that. How did you come to that conclusion ? -- that dentists have high rates of those ?
@@Chicago_Cabbie His receptionist mentioned it when they canceled the appointment. It's sad. He was such a nice man. I looked into it afterwards to find it was true.
Veterinarians are also at risk. I think it has something to do with dealing with a lot of pain and suffering.
The surname Buscemi was first found in Milan (Italian: Milano, Milanese: Milan), the second-most populous city in Italy and the capital of Lombardy. The two palaces in the Piazza del Duomo, Palazzo Reale and the palace of the archbishops are notable.
Interesting. I know people with the surname Buscemi that are from the same area in Sicily where my family is from. Bagheria near Palermo.
Also, I was wondering where you got the information from. Buscemi, like other names that end with "mi" like the city of Salemi in Sicily are usually of Arab origin.
Buscemi is originally a sicilian surname with arab roots. ABU SHAMA.😅
@@bluesman1947 Most definitely!
Milton is close to where my family lived,
I wish he was right about depression being less stigmatizing these days. However, it is not. My own mother disowned me. She and her family still view it as a stain.
@nohandle62 Human progress is never an evenly stepped advance. While you most likely have a much clearer understanding now of the characteristics of your depression - and whether there are any possible genetic contributions - your parent has not been able to move beyond the old diagnoses and paradigms of the past. I hope very much that you've found peace in your own journey. Your words here have a sense of courage and calm acceptance.🌌
Happy family
I heard you never walk up to him he won't be nice, he doesn't like that I'm saying now if I ever see a celebrity I might take a double look but I will never approach anyone like that
Who could blame him. Most people don’t like being accosted on the streets and being a known person makes those forced interactions awkward and cringe. You also don’t know who is walking up to you. I once inadvertently bumped into Diane Keaton in Palm Springs as she came out of a shop with a large framed painting. It lasted 2 seconds, we both said “sorry” and that was that. I doubt she would have appreciated me going omg it’s Diane Keaton. I did btw, do a double take 😂
What is the restaurant???
FLUSH
Buscemi sounds like an Italian name. I'd be interested in Steve's fathers side of the family.
All these generations later, that dental gene is still dominant. Why god, why? Back in the '70s when he was a fireman, we went to the same laundromat in the E. Village. He stood out; he was attractive but also kind of weird looking, much like many of the characters he plays.
His looks have served him well and I just love him.
❤
There's a whole nother world in the background or unconscious , because it's below the surface nobody sees them.
gorgeous man
😂
He is.
@@Booboonancy Hilarious
Incredibly. My biggest crush.
👍👍👍
Yahweh bless you Mr. Bucemi
Trees lounge valley stream
Dead eds mom
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