@@comment15 he was such a method actor that he actually became American for this part and refused to learn anything about other countries. That's genuine bafflement right there. Vince Gilligan always nails it.
There are more Brits who don't know that virtually all Americans know Scotland isn't England than there are Americans who don't know Scotland isn't England.
@@ghengilhar Meh, Tucker ended up in front of the parliamentary panel and shat his g-string. He was only a hard man in a weak room. Just listen to him here, "the UN is protecting me". The point is despite the abuse Tucker is a bully, NOT a hard man. Without leverage, without backup, he is all blow and no show.
@@darthkek1953I think that’s unfair. Tucker doesn’t give a fuck. The general betrayed his main principles regarding the entire affair. Tucker at least is, as he says, doing his job. The general in this scene says he doesn’t respect Tucker doing someone else’s job, but then agrees to go to a war he was ready to oppose because he was told to. Tucker doesn’t give a fuck about General Miller because he knows he’s not actually going to kill him or anything. The point of that interaction is to show that both men were pretty much exactly right about each other. Tucker’s reaction to Miller is correct; Why care about anything he says, when all he requires is a command from the top to fall in line? Miller’s reaction to Tucker is correct. Why fear this thin angry old man? Apart from within the group of corrupt incompetents he bullies into line, he can’t do anything. He’s not physically intimidating. What’s the big deal? Neither men respect or intimidate each other. That’s the point. Both are men with clear ideals, that cannot fill them. The General wants peace but agrees to go to war, betraying his ideals. Malcolm clearly considers himself a dedicated party servant, but realises that the party he serves has no real ideals or morals as he thought, and that servitude to it has turned him into a detached monster supporting a crumbling regime.
That's my headcanon. AJ turned his life around after Tony's death and went back to military school. He changed his name so people wouldn't look down on him for being a Soprano.
After watching this movie multiple times since it came out, I finally realized that he did in fact psychologically maim the general in a way with his final comment, since he apparently thought he was English. Brilliant
I just fucking love the confused look on General Miller’s face after Tucker walks away 🤣 I feel like a lot of Americans had this exact same reaction when they saw this scene
*-* Have you ever even actually... killed anybody? I mean, really? *-* Yeah. *-* Well, I mean falling asleep on someone... like your nephew Christopha fell asleep on his girlfriend's dog? that doesn't count.
@@darthkek1953Reminds me of two Ralph Cifaretto lines: "Not unless there's a salami sandwich around." "You eat beef and sausage by the fucking carload!"
@@darthkek1953 Never miss an opportunity to bring up WWII and our mediocre history of football. Who the f*** do you think gives the Swiss their money? Ferraro Roche? Read a bloody book you absolute disgrace. London is the best location for financial crime in the world. What on earth do you think is balancing our budget at the moment? The revenue from fish and chip shops in Skegness and Preston? o.0
Me & my big pal from our youth were in Santa Monica back in 1986 & at the point of hiring a motor, without looking up & having already heard our distinctive accents the American bloke typing away said, hey, why do you English still drive on the left? Well, I looked at Andy & he at me & we stepped forward in unison & said, who are you effin well calling English pal? HaHaHa his bottle crashed & he couldnae back track quick enough. Quite funny.
Gotta be honest, I clicked this wondering why Tony Soprano is wearing a military uniform and how TF I missed it when watching the show. Lol. Like maybe this is some kind of deleted scene or something. ROFL!
@@heliotropezzz333 I figured. Thanks for telling me the movie though. I gotta check this out. If it has more exchanges like this one this movie seems LEGIT.
"Well, i mean falling asleep on somebody, that doesn’t count." I'll bet that's a reference to Christopher Moltisanti falling asleep on his gfs dog and suffocating it bc he was high.
@@murtbuggy1 Including Father Ted in the list of best comedies from the 'British Isles' is a good way to troll Irish people, even though it's technically correct.
@@michaelqdlapsome done even include the isles bit. Father Ted could not have been made by an Irish station in the 90’s. It’s why Graham went to C4/Top Hat.
Americans just don’t understand the difference between an Englishman, Scotsman, or Welshman. They are all part of Great Britain but are of different cultures with long standing resentments. Add in Northern Ireland and that is the UK.
I love the English and England herself. Best thing Scotland did was making a union with you guys. That being said if somebody called me English, my blood pressure would rise so high my heart beat would register on the Richter scale.
Fair enough, mate. Honestly, I'd be fuming if some Yankee bastard called Scottish, or Welsh. Its just incorrect. British, sure, but Scottish or Welsh is just plain incorrect.
Gotta be honest, I clicked this wondering why Tony Soprano is wearing a military uniform and how TF I missed it when watching the show. Lol. Like maybe this is some kind of deleted scene or something. ROFL!
Only Malcolm Tucker could square up to Tony Saprano and get away with it 😂😂
He would’ve had him but he called him English he should’ve called him Limey
Gandolfini is dead, so who's laughing now.
Not me, but still.
Jersey vs Scotland, I’m taking the Scotsman
Italians either way
Yeah Jersey is only a small Island with a small population
This is the most intense Dr Who episode ever
Pretty chill Sopranos episode tho
Winner Winner Chicken Dinner
Difficult Difficult Lemon Difficult
I love how I could tell it was Capaldi from the first few seconds without even seeing his face.
@@fahrradmittelfranken8207 yes... People have recognizable voices often
That confused look of the general, at the end, is great.
what are we watching here my guy?
@@khanjones9390 show called "In the loop."
@@omarlyttle thanks
Is it because most americans probably wouldn't understand either
He never had the makings of a varsity englishman...
😂😂😂😂
Whatever happened there?
Ooohhhh!!!!!
Oh son of a ....
Scottish, that’s some kinda Redcoat right?
Gandolfini had no clue why calling him English is such an insult. Love that puzzled look.
Yeah there's absolutely no way James Gandolfini knew why he was supposed to act puzzled at the end
@@comment15 I don't know, perhaps Gandolfini was an actor and did know.
@@AndyStoker-mv9ne Impossible
@@comment15 he was such a method actor that he actually became American for this part and refused to learn anything about other countries. That's genuine bafflement right there. Vince Gilligan always nails it.
There are more Brits who don't know that virtually all Americans know Scotland isn't England than there are Americans who don't know Scotland isn't England.
"Falling asleep on someone, that doesn't count."
"Ohhh! Rimshot!!"
Never though I’d see Doctor Who and Tony Soprano in the same video
You know, Quasimodo predicted all this!
@@darthck5066 quasimodo?
@@RetroEcoChicken sopranos reference
@@darthck5066 His name is Nostradamus. Quasimodo is Hunchback of Notre Dame
@@blahmeh6093 okay then Notradamous
"Swiss intervene" kills me everytime
Well usually they're holding everyone's wallets while the other guys Duke it out...
It's "I'm not an expert on spin" that gets me.
Number one on the list of things NOT to say to a Scottish person
Number two… “Let’s go shopping and enjoy the clearances.”
@@obediahpolkinghorniii564number three, did you know England won the world cup in 1966.
Or an Irish person. Or a Welsh person.
@@marcmarparran7753 the Welsh have been English cuckolds since wayyyy back.
Number two is rejecting our money. It's legal tender!
The two scariest bastards in contemporary British and American TV facing off. Awesome.
“I don’t know, I’m not an expert on spin…”
Biggest lie in the entire film
It's sarcasm.
@@HellwyckI know it’s sarcasm ffs 🤦🏻♂️
@skusami2548 Well, what was the point in saying it was a lie if you knew it was sarcasm? Fuckwit.
@@skusami2548 Your mom knows it's sarcasm.
@@mkultra2456I know your mum
Never call me English! Hahahaha. Love my English brothers and sisters but that's fucking so true. Hahahaha.
Two heavyweights going toe-to-toe.
One metaphorical the other literal.
@@ghengilhar Meh, Tucker ended up in front of the parliamentary panel and shat his g-string. He was only a hard man in a weak room. Just listen to him here, "the UN is protecting me". The point is despite the abuse Tucker is a bully, NOT a hard man. Without leverage, without backup, he is all blow and no show.
@@darthkek1953I think that’s unfair. Tucker doesn’t give a fuck.
The general betrayed his main principles regarding the entire affair. Tucker at least is, as he says, doing his job. The general in this scene says he doesn’t respect Tucker doing someone else’s job, but then agrees to go to a war he was ready to oppose because he was told to.
Tucker doesn’t give a fuck about General Miller because he knows he’s not actually going to kill him or anything. The point of that interaction is to show that both men were pretty much exactly right about each other.
Tucker’s reaction to Miller is correct; Why care about anything he says, when all he requires is a command from the top to fall in line?
Miller’s reaction to Tucker is correct.
Why fear this thin angry old man? Apart from within the group of corrupt incompetents he bullies into line, he can’t do anything. He’s not physically intimidating. What’s the big deal?
Neither men respect or intimidate each other. That’s the point.
Both are men with clear ideals, that cannot fill them. The General wants peace but agrees to go to war, betraying his ideals. Malcolm clearly considers himself a dedicated party servant, but realises that the party he serves has no real ideals or morals as he thought, and that servitude to it has turned him into a detached monster supporting a crumbling regime.
Tony Soprano called *Flintstone.* Good God.
That look on Gandolfini's face at the end might be his best acting ever. He gets across such deep confusion just by lowering his eyebrows a little.
Psychologically maimed?
AIDS?!!?
@@1as4444455555555555 garry cooper was gay ?
@@WOGBOY NOOOH!!! ARE YOU LOSHININ TO ME!!!
@@1as4444455555555555 *NOBODY'S GOT AIDS!!! I DONT WANNA HEAR THAT WORD EVER AGAIN!!!!!*
This is actually AJ if he was allowed to join the military.
That's my headcanon. AJ turned his life around after Tony's death and went back to military school. He changed his name so people wouldn't look down on him for being a Soprano.
@@obscureentertainment8303 Naw, AJ is tiny.
I always love the confused fcve after Malcom leaves
It was so funny. He was like “Wait, what? Out of all the things I called you in that exchange, THAT was what offended you?”
@@Wattywatasaurus that would totally offend me too haha
The only people that truly understand the implications of that are the Brits.
It's been 5 years. Did you figure out how to spell the word face?
After watching this movie multiple times since it came out, I finally realized that he did in fact psychologically maim the general in a way with his final comment, since he apparently thought he was English. Brilliant
Lmao, now THIS is comedy. 🤣
How to insult a Scotsman 101. You'll struggle, until you call him 'English'.
I just fucking love the confused look on General Miller’s face after Tucker walks away 🤣 I feel like a lot of Americans had this exact same reaction when they saw this scene
*-* Have you ever even actually... killed anybody? I mean, really?
*-* Yeah.
*-* Well, I mean falling asleep on someone... like your nephew Christopha fell asleep on his girlfriend's dog? that doesn't count.
He got roasted beyond belief but only took offensive to being called English.
took offence
He did a good job roasting him back.
Dr who ova here hahaha when a raging scottish luntic meets a rhino charging mobster 😂😂😂
The confusion on Jim’s face is classic.
don't think he ever figured it out
a perfect wtf moment
It’s weird seeing Tony Soprano intimidate a guy without grabbing him and getting in his face
Really? You think Tucker was intimidated? No chance.
Intimidated? In some parts of Scotland that was like a romantic candlelit evening😂
Genius scene.
Malcolm can be hard to the politician's but Tony Soprano would mess him up 🤣🤣
The Doctor meets Tony Soprano
That's scenery chewing in a comedy. 😆
I enjoy their comparative quietness
The Scots are fantastic. Much love from south of the border
Down Mexico way
@@hrhbettylivingstoned i feel a round of Golf(andini) coming on....
Tucker's giving him those Malcolm Lamps
It was mayham.
i dont care if he got those lamps from walmart.....
His shine box, it's bigger on the inside!
In behalf of us the Swiss, no, we would not intervene.
But you do accept filling-shaped gold nuggets by the sackful.
@@darthkek1953Reminds me of two Ralph Cifaretto lines: "Not unless there's a salami sandwich around." "You eat beef and sausage by the fucking carload!"
@@darthkek1953 Never miss an opportunity to bring up WWII and our mediocre history of football. Who the f*** do you think gives the Swiss their money? Ferraro Roche?
Read a bloody book you absolute disgrace. London is the best location for financial crime in the world. What on earth do you think is balancing our budget at the moment? The revenue from fish and chip shops in Skegness and Preston? o.0
@@darthkek1953 Damn, man! Going right for the jugular on that one!
@@ackbarfan5556 sometimes I appall myself, the rest of the time i find myself indefensible.
I love this movie , and every actor was great in it . I miss Gandolfini in parts like these
"I'm sweating spinal fluid here, I'm a fucking husk"
Out of everything he said to him, calling him English was the one thing he was most offended by. I'm not surprised.
Pathetic inferiority complex lol
Weirdly I think they both respect each other since neither backed down from the other
i really don’t think so honestly. people do that when they respect themselves, that’s all you need i think.
Me & my big pal from our youth were in Santa Monica back in 1986 & at the point of hiring a motor, without looking up & having already heard our distinctive accents the American bloke typing away said, hey, why do you English still drive on the left? Well, I looked at Andy & he at me & we stepped forward in unison & said, who are you effin well calling English pal? HaHaHa his bottle crashed & he couldnae back track quick enough. Quite funny.
Two Italians
Gotta be honest, I clicked this wondering why Tony Soprano is wearing a military uniform and how TF I missed it when watching the show. Lol. Like maybe this is some kind of deleted scene or something. ROFL!
This was a scene from a film called In The Loop. It's not in the TV series.
@@heliotropezzz333 I figured. Thanks for telling me the movie though. I gotta check this out. If it has more exchanges like this one this movie seems LEGIT.
Tony Soprano vs Doctor Who lmfao
Tony Soprano
We really had two of the best actors in this day and age in the same political spoof.
Don't ever call me f@cking english again🤣🤣🤣🤣
He’s talking like Tony
killing someone by falling asleep on them.....
he should have responded with: "well, my nephews wife had this dog called cosette......."
Tony Soprano versus Dr Who - only Iannucci would dream up this fantasstic pairing
I can’t believe he would disrespect a made guy
"Well, i mean falling asleep on somebody, that doesn’t count." I'll bet that's a reference to Christopher Moltisanti falling asleep on his gfs dog and suffocating it bc he was high.
Throughout all the insults lobbed it was being called English which hurt him the most 😂
Paulie: "Ay Tone. Octopussy over there says he's a Zygon. Means he's one of them jews from Israel"
General Flintstone...
This dialogue is way at the edge. Who thinks like this? Brilliant, and very sick.
they used to call us english in it'ly all the time.
I'm sure you cried about it.
@@jimmoynahan9910 didn't bother me none.
God I miss Gandolfini 👍
I thought they were about to kiss at the end
I love how he’s okay with being called a bitch, but can’t take being called English 😂
1:54 wow the acting here is great gandolfies face is filled with respect like that's a face that reads woah he's a bastard but he's his own person
Doctor Whoever The Fuck? talking to the Boss of a Family!
Kevin finnerty?
Drives a Lincoln
Dont ever call Malcolm Tucker English... Ffs
So you never made varsity Admiral team then..
Imagine writing this. Then seeing it delivered this well.
Top 5 British Isles comedies of all time.
5. Yes, prime minister
4. The Office
3. In Betweeners
2. Father Ted
1. The Thick of It.
Subtle troll?
How do you mean....that's my honest top 5
What's yours?
@@murtbuggy1 Including Father Ted in the list of best comedies from the 'British Isles' is a good way to troll Irish people, even though it's technically correct.
@@michaelqdlapsome done even include the isles bit. Father Ted could not have been made by an Irish station in the 90’s. It’s why Graham went to C4/Top Hat.
Americans just don’t understand the difference between an Englishman, Scotsman, or Welshman. They are all part of Great Britain but are of different cultures with long standing resentments. Add in Northern Ireland and that is the UK.
My favorite part was when Jamal Ginsberg, The Hasidic Homeboy won the superbowl with a home run.
FINALLY!
A Twelfth Doctor and Tony Soprano crossover!
I love the English and England herself.
Best thing Scotland did was making a union with you guys.
That being said if somebody called me English, my blood pressure would rise so high my heart beat would register on the Richter scale.
Fair enough, mate. Honestly, I'd be fuming if some Yankee bastard called Scottish, or Welsh. Its just incorrect. British, sure, but Scottish or Welsh is just plain incorrect.
Oh aye, being ruled by a Tory government that doesn't give a shit about Scotland is real great
I can guess which team you support
@@Cruithneach hate football but I guess rangers lol. But not really
@@jimmy2k4o Correct! 😆
Mmmm the Boss and the Doctor.
Wow i didnt know this crossover happened
Sopranos got all the best lines
Tony Soprano vs the Twelfth Doctor
Lots of places have a north.
Man Tony Sopranos Manhood shrunk
Clearly a Scottish accent by way of Black Watch and SAS
damn, after reading the comments none of you got the joke...
Go on…
@@AndyG85Apparently it takes days to explain....
English guy is insecure about being called English
@@tjlazer6631 He’s Scottish
@@tjlazer6631 Are you having a laugh ? He's a Scot - why is that so hard for you Canadians to understand - he's not English 🙄
Gotta be honest, I clicked this wondering why Tony Soprano is wearing a military uniform and how TF I missed it when watching the show. Lol. Like maybe this is some kind of deleted scene or something. ROFL!
It’s definitely in the final cut
it was the only nice thing he said to him
So is that skinny fellow what passes as “intimidating” in the Isles?
malcom tucker cracks me up
I like how confused the general got after being told not to call peter english 😂