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This is the second half of the extra long double episode of Goodfellas, so this is part two. This one picks up right after the recast or main section of episode one, and this is what we do the, how much are they worth game? Let's sit back and get ready for episode two of Goodfellas. Memorable quotes or scenes, so memorable quotes.
This movie, I don't know, every other scene or every scene is super quotable and memorable and out in the culture, like everything was a quote. Just watching, I didn't know where to stop with writing numbers quotes. So one of the things that I noticed in rewatching it yesterday was the way I might say a quote is the way I remember it being said in the movie and it is not how it is said in the movie. You remember it how we said it after 16 beers in college.
We would say it's become like legend, you know, like it's just evolved over time. And then I watched it, I'm like, she's really not shouting or screeching. You look like a gangster. It's very matter of fact.
And it's not gangster, it's gangster. She's definitely saying. You look like a gangster. Yeah, I thought, I thought Polly actually said, it's okay.
Right. Until I watched the movie a few years ago, I'm like, oh my God, we just assigned that to Polly because that is so much. No. But you have to do it with the hands.
It's just that you hand, it's okay. I think we really focus in on specific words and then the surrounding words are just sort of fillers to get to that word. Like months, like when his dad, you know, he comes home and he's like, oh, so he had a good day at school today, learned a lot. He got a letter from school and said, you haven't been there in months, in months.
We did the month. We said month. Month. What is it, the first one we've done?
Oh my God. I think this fucking whole. Tommy is chock full of words. Also a sneaky guy for quotes because he doesn't have that much screen time is, Maury has tons of little quotes.
Maury has tons of little quotes. What am I? You're a good kid. You're a good kid.
You've been good to me. There's something quite unreasonable going on here. Jim's being an uncomfortable boy. Okay, give him like the five uncleavable book.
I never had to pay the bigger set of demands. Am I something special? What am I? Maury, please.
You know Jimmy, you borrowed his money. Pay him. I didn't agree to three points about the big one. What am I?
What are you going to come on? What do you want his money? Give him his money and let's just get the fuck out of here. Fuck him.
Fuck him. What are you talking about? Fuck him any other reaction. Did I go bust his balls?
Did I? I could drop the diamond minion time. Come on. Come on.
Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on.
He's got a bunch. Can we go back to Tommy for a second? Because the one quote and the way he delivered it, that watching it really stuck with me, this is after they beat the hell out of Billy Bats and they're cleaning it up and blowing the tablecloth and he's like, and he gets really kind of whiny and almost like he's going to cry. Like, it didn't want to get blood on your floor.
Yeah. I had the same reaction last time. I know out of character, I can't believe it didn't catch you before. I totally agree.
I was actually going to bring that up on this podcast because I thought it was so strange, but it it almost made me think of like, who's he just so bullied and it was like this emotional release of, you know, he finally got back at this guy that just busted his balls all the time. Well, you know, even in the movie, you can see, Squaresay's kind of pushes in on it, and it specifically wants to focus on that, because he's so- He wants to show you that he's upset. Yeah. Yeah.
He's not just like tough guy. He was fucked up by this guy. Yeah. Yeah.
Was that the original De Niro stomp? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Well, he's got that left arm hooking around, and he's kicking him.
Man, the best De Niro is best performance. The tongue that's sort of like half sticking out, like- Yeah. That's the De Niro that I always want to see. Rib keep his De Niro out.
Stopping face. Yeah. As far as I can remember, I always want to be a gangster. No, let me say that again.
As far back as I can remember, I always want to be a gangster. That's the only thing I want. I think the one I liked the most, I mean, I don't know how I say that. I was surprised how much I was waiting for the line from Billy Bats.
Now go home and get your fucking shine box. Salut, Tommy. One more shine, Billy. What?
I say, no more shines. Maybe you didn't hear about it. You've been away long time. Relax.
What's going on? I'm breaking your applause a little bit. I'm only kidding with you. Sometimes you don't sell like your kid, and you know there's a lot of people, right?
I'm only kidding with you. I'm having a party. I mean, I just came home. I haven't seen you in a long time, and I'm breaking your applause.
I'm sorry. I don't know if I offend you. I'm sorry, too. Salut.
I go home and get your fucking shine box. What the fucking- You fucking piece of shit! Yeah, yeah, yeah. Come on.
Come on. You fucking fucking butt nappy. Stop. You fucking butt nappy.
You fucking butt nappy. You fucking butt nappy. You fucking butt nappy. Come on.
Come on. You fucking feel strong? I couldn't watch that thing. You know what?
I think your favorite line is that you say the most. Hey, fuck those. Let's go for a ride. Come on, fuck those.
Let's go for a ride. I totally agree. I specifically wrote that last on my list. I wanted to give that a fucking- Yes.
That's actually a big shell nash if we're ready to go. We're just knocking on the table and we go, Hey, fuck those. Given the satisfaction of fuck. What am I?
I'm not talking about my impression. I'm not talking about my impression. I'm not talking about my impression. I'm not talking about my impression.
I'm not talking about my impression. I'm not talking about my impression. I know. It's a great movie but is dialed up into it.
They went about it. We closed Karen quite a bit too. We're found it was gone up there. Where's the stuff I go carry?
I crushed it down with David helic. What? What was I supposed to do they were all over the house? It's Private, that was worth sixty thousand dollars.
I need that money. That's what we got. Well, I must do nothing. We stole the money that we had, then how did you do that.
What do you mean funny? lo La Nina I'm in the boat. I'm... I'm in proper quotes for my worship website.
I put it. What's really funny is that you fucking make Java away in Seacockus. I'm in the middle of fucking weeds laying down. He comes over and says, I'm arrested.
He's arrested. I'm fucking beat you in a park. I know I'm arrested. I'm arrested.
I put me in the case. I give you all kinds of questions. What are you going to tell us guys? I said, why you zero nothing.
I tell you the fuck. He says, no you're going to tell me something today. I said, all right. I tell you something.
Go fuck your mother. It's me, Paul. I said, it was so big in here, it was so big. It's you know what's wrong with me.
I told you. You say now I'm coming around, you know. I just like to come out of here. All right I'll see you in front of me.
Just pick a gun and ask, what do you want to tell me now? I tell you, what do you want to tell me? I said, what do you want to tell me to go fuck your mother? I thought he was going to shit.
I'll be in trouble of fucking you. I'll be there with you in the pictures. I'll be there with you. You're doing alright.
It's really funny. You're really funny, man. Leave me nobody. No.
It's funny. It's funny. Funny guy. You mean the way I talk?
It's just funny. It's just funny. You can't go to the store and get everything. Funny how?
I mean, what's funny about that? You can't go to the wrong place. Oh, wait a minute. He's a big boy.
He knows what he said. Funny how? Just... What?
You're funny. You mean something? Maybe it's me. I'm funny.
I'm funny like I'm a clown. I'm a moojoo. I make you laugh. I'm here to fucking moojoo.
What do you mean funny? Funny how? How am I funny? I'm not just...
You know how you tell a story? No, no, no, no. You said it. How do I know?
You said I'm funny. How the fuck am I funny? What the fuck is so funny about me? Tell me.
Tell me what's funny. Get the fuck out of here. I was... I was...
Yes, not even pretty. I can't... I wonder about yourself that heavy. You may fold under questions.
What the fuck is it with you? I don't think it's going to happen. He's hanging on my fucking neck like a punk. I can't think they want to.
This guy's worried about you. I don't want to come home and get to check. You're not going to take care of this. Yes, no problem.
Don't put him on my chair. That's what I want to talk about. You're not going to take care of this. I don't want to come home and get to check.
You're not going to take care of this. Yes, no problem. Don't put him on my chair. That's what I want to talk to you about.
You're not going to interest this. You're going to send a fuck a big one. You're going to send a fuck a jeeze on me. You're going to send a thousand hours.
I don't need to be out of order. I don't need to be out of order. She's just a good girl. You don't need to be out of order.
You call a bear or send me in front of my friends. Don't want to call me a fucking dead beat. No son, you're a real fucking wack. You don't want to be a fucking wack.
You don't want to go in front of the movie. Don't give me the babe in the woods routine, Karen. The prostitute options. That guy that plays that lawyer is a real lawyer.
He's a Georgetown law professor and a partner at a major firm in D.C. I think. He was the former. He's had an acting career.
He's a working lawyer. A lot of that back and forth was improvised as well. I thought he was a former U.S. attorney, who was actually playing his own role.
I think he was involved in that case. He did work with the district attorneys, but I didn't think it was the U.S. attorney's office. US Attorney's Office, but he definitely has been in a, you know, prosecutorial role.
You know, I'm surely blanking on it. But when he, um, Henry comes back shortly after they get married after being out all night and where have you been? And he just starts laughing. The laugh in the face of the car.
It's great. And Tommy, what kind of, what kind of people are they? I do like the, uh, shut up. You're always talking.
Sounds much nicer in Italian. That's the most of the pop. Like anytime you're trying to find a word to something, I oftentimes will say, huh? We said it today.
I know. I want to make some of it. Just keep going. I want to look it up.
Look who's here. Look who's here. What happened? What happened?
What happened? What happened? What happened? What happened?
I haven't seen you so long. What happened for you? I had to see him there. And you have to know you.
What happened? What happened? Well, he came in. He was coming.
I figured, you know, I'm so happy to see him. Look, go inside, make yourself stop. I'll make yourself think of you. No, I can't see him.
No, I haven't seen him so long. I want to see him. I just thought there's papers like this. So tell me, tell me, when you're not having a scene, you haven't even called or anything.
What have you been? I've been working nights. And? Well, tonight we were out late.
We were out on the upper country and we hit one of the tears. I touched all the blood came from it. I told you. I told you before.
Anyway, no, remind me. I need to snipe. I'm going to take this. It's okay.
I just need to pull it off. You know, the poor thing, you know, we hit him and we hit the deer and it is poor. What are you calling? The poor.
The poor. The poor. The hoof got caught in a grill. I got it.
I got it. I got it off. I got it. Thank you.
Why don't you get yourself a nice girl? I get a nice one almost every night, man. Yeah, but get yourself a girl so you could settle down. That's all right.
I know, I know, I know. I'm going to go free. I love you. I want to be with you.
What was your friend, Henry, there? Henry, what's the matter? You don't talk too much. You talk a lot.
You quiet for me. You don't eat much. You don't eat much. You don't talk much.
I'm just listening. You don't mind me. We were kids with the comparias just to visit one another. And there was this man.
He would never talk. He would just sit there all night and not say a word. What's the matter? Don't you talk?
Don't you say anything? He says, what am I going to say? My wife, two times me. So she says to him.
Shut up. You're always talking. Then it sounds much nicer. I mean he's content to be a jerk.
He has to care who knows it. Don't have a ton of my painting. Look this. That's beautiful.
I like this one. One dog goes. One way and another one goes. One way and another one.
He's going. He's going west. So what. I know what he's saying.
What do you want from me? He's got a nice head of white hair. Look how beautiful the dog. like somebody we know.
I mean, what I'm the beard on Jim. Oh, it's him. Holy, oh my. Well, this last one I had was it's not a quote per se, but all of us lean over slightly and point to around a corner.
Oh my God. And pivoting our head back and forth to where my wife does it now. I hate my kids do it now. I do that move like at work.
I'm telling somebody like what needs to be in novice where something is. I do that move to people who don't even know what I'm doing. I have no idea what I'm doing. Brendan, a woman stopped me on the street for directions last week and I did it.
It's ridiculous. I gotta go Jim. Get some nice dresses. Oh my God.
What about De Niro saying a little bit? Is that the first time you ever say? Yeah. You can tell him a little bit.
Yeah. That's like the best version of that if you ever did it before. What was the same? You and I were talking about this that we saw like flashes of other De Niro characters in the game.
He was at the bar I think and he was cut. He got the Cape Fear smile. That was a little alarming. He did the Cape Fear laugh.
It was a Cape Fear laugh and it was the taxi driver smile. That's what it was. I'm like, whoa. You know, it's for Casey.
He also in that scene where they first hear about Louftansa. He does one of those quick zooms. Yeah. Quick zooms shots on De Niro and he has that sort of manic like taxi driver type face on.
When they're playing cards and Jimmy is supposed to kill Morrie and he decides not to turn the card game. He is doing the most over the top non laugh of a laugh. It's the Cape Fear laugh. It's ridiculous.
Yeah. But when we were watching it yesterday, there was definite like Brendan and I were like clearly waiting for certain quotes and laughed out loud every single time. And the funny part is showing it to Liam three years ago, whatever. He laughed at all the same part.
Yeah. Okay. What would you want to see in a sequel to this movie? You talk about it a little bit.
So kick us off there. Well, I mean, I actually can kind of see the appeal of my blue heaven now actually after. Oh, in the sense that this is such, you know, you remember there's like a pivot toward the like darker side of things toward the end of the movie, but it's so stark that there's almost like two movies and I just forgot how depressing the second half really is. Because you know, the from the launch, it's just kind of a happy Henry story and maybe fallen in love, but that pivot after just gets, you know, after Billy Bats just gets like uglier and that scene where he comes back out of jail and says, you know, where's the cocaine?
And she said, well, I had to flush it down the toilet and they just melt down. They found it. No, it was just a lot more depressing than I remember ever thinking about it. And it's a longer part of the movie than I remembered.
Yeah, it is. It does seem to drag the second half. And it's like 45 minutes. Yeah.
Let's keep going. So I'm pointing whatever happened after they got into that witness protection, although it almost seems like a sitcom after that, you know, like. The whole third act is a completely different movie. Yeah.
No, but I was saying if we were saying what I would like to see in a sequel is like what happened when they, you know, began their new life, but it would seem so boring that it would just be contrived, you know. But it wasn't. I mean, that's the thing. What five years in he got arrested for history.
Yeah, it's insane. So the thing I want to see in a sequel are there are two major hypo profile or. Yeah, there's one huge one and one less or one big time crimes that Henry Hill. Committed that are not in this movie and not in the story.
The main one being the 1978 79 Boston college point shading scandal. Where they were paying college kids to not throw the game to silly, but only win by a certain amount or lose by a certain amount or whatever. And there was a huge deal with a huge effect on college sports back end and Boston college and all that stuff. That was Henry Hill.
And also he, he took the S.A. Lawter, the S.A. Lawter Alfred drinks one night and while occupying her, you know, with dinner and drinks, whatever, his buddies, whoever went to her house in Robert, I'm not going to know. Oh my God.
Oh my God. I want to see Henry Hill's other crimes. I don't know that I've got a sequel because I knew the whole Mike Lou heaven thing. I'm like, I'm not going to whatever it's, whatever.
I want to see the rise of Paul E. I was going to say that's the only other interesting story to me. Isn't that helping my father. Yeah, I was sort of on that same page with Alison.
I was, I wanted to see more of the Henry and just sort of the growing up of the kids. I mean, they covered a bit, but I want to see more of him sort of growing up in the mob and that. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. That's kind of the best story in the bad and how that kind of loosely touches on Tommy and everything else. Or all of the De Niro Jimmy before he met Tommy and Henry. Right.
He's like a killer. Right. All right. Everyone's favorite game show.
This is the how much are they worth. And now let's play the how much are they worth the game. Man. Get your fucking pencils ready.
Get your shine back. Is ready. As you're pulling that up, one of the things I forgot to mention during the kind of the trivia or things that one of the things that I read was that Henry Hill used to have chronic nightmares about the killing of Billy that's and that whole scene because in real life, it was so. Or whoever it was that that as bad as that was in the movie, it was that much worse in real life and that was one of the recurring.
Yeah. They had to dig him up. You want to wing in the in the book that smell was so bad that Henry Hill had to get through that car. He couldn't even keep it.
I don't know how did you know that the Jimmy and Tommy would have been able to do that without any sort of face covering. And I know that it's the movie, but I was so. I mean, at some point you would think it just doesn't matter how many times you do it. What's it the first way we've done.
All right, let's go with Mr. Ray Liotta. What do we think Raymond Jay Liotta. I'm making it up.
Can we, can we say the fiber? It's going to be Ray Liotta, Lorraine Rocco, Joe Pesci, Robert De Niro, Martin Swiss, Amy. What do we think? We're Stacy.
Okay. Okay. Ray Liotta. Got that.
A bunch of movies. A bunch of movies. Never a massive hit base. He's had a long career.
I got a number. Yeah, I got the recorder. We just throw it out there a lot. I got a number.
Go ahead, Paul. You feel first. I don't have a number, but I will say. I'm going to say 40 million.
You put a hole. I said 39. Wow. Well, I guess I'm underestimating.
I said 19. 19. Oh, this is interesting. Ray Liotta has a net worth of $14 million.
Oh, man. Overshot that. Let's just say for the record that is an insane, you know, standard living, but shocking. Yeah, I don't.
I wasn't expecting to start with it too. But I didn't a lot of movies, but not a lot of super susceptible ones. I got a handful of good ones, but then. I got a lot of sponsors.
No. Lorraine Brocco. I was in my game. Well, rain.
Rain. Braco. So most of the money is from this panel, right? Pretty long film forever.
Yeah, I got to imagine that's where it was. I got a number. I got a number. I'm there.
Oh, you have a number? Yeah, I got one. I got one. I'm checking in at 14 million.
I got 20. I got 12. Oh, my God. I had 15.
Yeah, see, you really want to avoid whatever number I put out there. Lorraine Brocco is an American actress who had a net worth of. 24 million. Wow.
Wow. Super hard. She must have a good broker. All right, Joey Fish.
All right. He did all of those birds. Oh, my God. He's looking career.
I got a number. He was like a before 1992. That was my cousin Vinny. Casino.
I was like, you know, the Irish. I was like, you know, I was like, you know, I was like, you know, I was like, you know, I was like, you know, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, no, you have trouble since. The Irishman. Yeah.
I don't know about that one. Hello to. I've got a number, the albums. And I got one.
Daniel, Aloysius, Pesci, has a net worth of 50 million. Oof, O'Neill wins. Which one? I win 51.
What do you think 50? I'm up to one. You run the Bronco? What was your number on Bronco?
Bronco, I said 20, and she was at 20. So, 20 car. Okay, Bobby D. Robert, the money, the hero.
This is a real part peg. Tribeca. Yeah, but like kind of going back to this movie's budget. And he, not until he went into the comedy.
So he ever even get, you know, to a hundred million dollar gross, I don't think. Why was it very diversified? Hang on a second, it was not taking my, I think it's, it's the hero of two words. It is, isn't it?
The hero. This is not cooperating with me. It keeps changing it to Robert Sr. Heh heh heh.
Ooh, I'm gonna go. I have a number. I mean, I got a ridiculous number. Here is it, P.
I got 250. Oh, do you think it's high? I think that's high. Oh, well, hello.
I am, I am about to be embarrassed. I way under mid. Heh heh heh heh. I have a problem.
I've got one number. What do you got, El? 120. Oh my God.
Oh my God. I hope I'm right. Just for the, now that you're gonna be last, because it's too funny. I have 105.
Oh my God. I don't know why that goes down a little bit. That's gonna start with a billion. Ha ha ha ha.
I think there's no action better. 317 million. Oh! 317 million.
That's fantastic. Very specific. Very specific. Oh!
Please give it to me. No, no, no, no. Bring it. No, no, no, no, no.
That's our close. No one's even the vauber. Oh, really? Robert's even.
There's one billion in the vauber. Has a net worth of 500 million dollars. Oh, wow. For what?
I know. You guys are all idiots. I'm just... I had half of it.
I considered going crazy, but you know, I went crazy the other way. For what? Holy shit. From everything.
Does he got something else going on that's not... Film is day-de-actor, producer, and director... I stayed at his hotel just today or Saturday night. Oh, yeah.
Fucking no. We get the restaurants. Damn it. Festival.
It's got a lot going on. Martin Lawrence, Scorsese. This is a hard, hard, hard one. Okay.
The mural is at 500. The mural is at 500 with a lot of outside stuff. Some outside stuff is with, of course, Andy. I just want to get on board.
I think I just nailed it. We... Alright, Al, you go first. Seven hundred twenty five.
Goddamn it. Seven... What? What?
What? Seven twenty five. Man, too, because... Nash, you're next.
Oh, man. Four hundred and sixty seven. Polly? I went two hundred.
I went two fifty nine. Now. Very specific. We are all over the board on this one.
I... Oh! I could be the... This is going to be surprising.
This is going to be surprising. Martin Scorsese. Is it director? Yes.
And a writer? Yes. Yes. Yes.
I'm so excited to be the actor. Yes. Yes. One hundred and fifty million.
What? I'm so excited to be the director. Thank you very much. He isn't true artist.
He does not care what he gets paid. Wait. Okay. No.
Allison, you're only off six hundred million. Okay. What's the amount of time value of his work? Wait a minute.
Yes. I appreciate it, Allison. I get exactly what it comes from. But Wall Street would have brought him some big cash and...
Come on. We have a tie. We have a tie situation. Of zero.
Nash has two. I have two. Oh. I'm so excited to be the director.
I think you're the one who is the director. I think we know the obvious answer. What? Who?
The two? My winner. That's your last name? Chris.
It's right. Italian. From Siprados. Michael, I was going to go with Servino.
I like this better. Over fighters. This is okay. That reminds me, Paulie from Sopranos is in, I think, very young Paulie from Sopranos in good songs.
There's 11 different people from Sopranos. Thank Pussy. Yeah. Yeah.
Okay. Let's get a number for Spiden. Okay. Oh my God.
He's spinning like a couple. I mean, outside of Sopranos, you've seen him on a few, I have one other fun facts about the cast I'm going to get in. But a couple of movies. I got a number.
I have a number and I don't. It's a complete guess. I've got 11. I had seven.
I have six. And I know I had five. You. Oh.
Michael Imperial Lee is an Italian American actor and television writer. Was a net worth of. Oh, that was my $20 million. Wow.