The Irishman | Joe Pesci & Robert De Niro Break Bread Scene | Netflix
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- 게시일 2020. 12. 07.
- In this scene from Martin Scorsese's The Irishman, Robert De Niro’s Frank, alongside Joe Pesci’s Bufalino, break bread while in prison.
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Hit man Frank Sheeran looks back at the secrets he kept as a loyal member of the Bufalino crime family in this acclaimed film from Martin Scorsese. - 엔터테인먼트
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The fact that Joe Pesci wanted to do The Irishman after decades of retirement and once he came back, he delivered best performance and gained Oscar noms along with Al Pacino.
It's a Shame they don't Win a Oscar for that movie
He did a few movies after 1999 tho
What's missing the most was Frank Vincent on this film 🥺
Coming out of retirement and delivers one of the greatest performances of all time; Joe Pesci is the man! Eternal respect to him.
not of all time bruh
@@broken6795he also did say ONE OF
Was a shit film
he did do to much in this movie,get real kid you sound 15 year old
@@Your-wife-sexual-partner I said the film was shite , not his acting. Don’t cry baby boy 😂
Pesci is something else you know, what an actor.
He was great in this movie.
And an even better rapper
Goodfella you want a cookie or something
Once in a lifetime actor...half these actors nowdays try act too hard especially the comedian ones try too hard to be funny.... actors like pesci...deniro....al Pacino....Denzel u can see it just comes naturally... just pure talent
How he didnt get the Oscar is beyond me, I think this is his best acting ever and by far the best of that year.
What's sad is that both these legends are nearing this stage in their lives.
8chk9 - Stop trynna be edgy - - the Guy was just saying it’s sad to see people get Old which is true.
@@8chk92 shut ur mouth u prick
True
@@8chk92 One thing’s for sure, they won’t be jealous of you, old or not
nuh, I wouldnt go as far... Pesci is far from being shaky and not being able to eat. Hopefully we can see him in more movies.
I’m not scared of dying..I’m scared of getting old.
You should be. If you'd seen so many elder people as i've seen, you'd confirm this all the way
@nevmind you what do you mean, a little more exactly?
@nevmind you sorry, wtf did you just write?
@nevmind you ?
@nevmind you
Dumbest thing ive seen all day.
1:31 I'm an Italian guy and when I saw this moment of the scene was just beautiful. What he's saying is "Mangia figlio mio, che cresci" (Eat son so you'll grow up) and that's a beautiful insight of an Italian expression often used by mothers and sometimes from fathers. In Italy, even when you're old, you parents will always say this thing to show you their affection and the fact they care for you. His character here is still taking care of his disciple, his metaforic "son", by inviting him to eat in order to "grow up". Scorsese, Leone, Kubrick, all these legendary directors are characterized by their attention to details like this. Sometimes even small talk or apparently unimportant phrases can hide a great insight of a culture or a character's development.
His italian is good af too
In Romanian that translates as: "Mănâncă fiul meu, ca să crești" and it sounds very close to the Italian version.
@@stalinskaya9516 wow, it's actually really really close to Italian, I don't know why but it sounds like the Italian phrase pronounced by a Portuguese person 😂😂
Epic insight. Thank you for sharing for us.
Listen very close and you can the rotors of a helicopter flying over going, "wop, wop, wop, wop, wop."
Joe Pesci's Parkinsonian tremor of his right hand is so real.
Great actor.
Joe Pesci sucking all the juice out of that bread is just a masterpiece of art.
Why?
Why ?
Why?
Tell em that is Human Nature
Why?
This is some of the best I’ve ever seen anyone be that old in a movie
Comes naturally to these actors at this point LOL
Old but gold and deadly
@@B3N2199 deadly my ass
Cuz they are that old in real life lmao
@Sir TroLLington Da 4th when I get nervous I crap my diaper
“I’m funny how? Like a clown?”
Do i amuse you?
_No it's just the way you said the story... You're a funny Guy..._
@@walterwhite4699 Your a funny guy, Tommy. I'm serious you could be on T.V. A real comedian. You are Rita Rudner level funny, man. People would come flocking for miles around just to see you.
Damn man. Feels very sad to see them so old. Life goes on !!
So true, so enjoy ones self because it goes in an blink of an eye......
They don't look THIS bad ...they were aged here .
They were aged for the movie but they are getting up there in age. So you're right. Life goes on 😟..
Play with my fat rolls
Old age is the price of long life
The first 50 seconds of this video with them setting out the food and Pesci saying he can’t eat the bread but wanted a piece is better acting than 90% of all movies today.
No? But yet its great
I agree with you 100%
@@sante1528yeah them marvel movies are better acting?
@@TheChosen2030 do u only watch marvel movies bro?? watch better shit
@@sante1528 3 years later and you still goofy
this is a joke btw, but recent movies seem pretty... eh
The intensity of regret in his face. That fact that they've finally reached the age of realization that they didn't need to take it that far.
And yet he still couldn't tell the truth.
Deniro was involved to save his life. Pesci begged them to spare deniro ( he wasn't made or Italian fully )
That was all on Hoffa. And they did have to take it that far. Hoffa would have sunk the whole ship just for his megalomaniac egotistical way, talking about the movie characters, in real life who knows the real story.
@@danielsadjadi4595 its not about whos the bad guy, its about making terrible decisions that lead to his demise.
Breaks my heart to see these legends grow old. True icons that took gangster movies to a whole new level. Any movie these two were in together was always a masterpiece.
Greatest actors ever.
I know it does.. we’ll never get actors like these again :’(
Too bad Robert is pos in real life
@@cy156 What has Robert done?
@@cy156 who gives a shit. Guy are the legends in their craft. Watching them on screen transcends borders
Joe character at this point is trying to convince himself killing hoffa was the best option... Seeing how it forced them into jail, it was not the best option.
The thing is he was forced on making the decision in the movie
They didnt get to jail because of killing Hoffa though
@@jodirex4639 of course not. They had a looong prontuary
Did you watch the movie? There's literally a scene where Russ gets snitched on by some dude he wanted to go do a job. Killing Hoffa had nothing to do with him landing in prison
You need to watch the movie again my dude lmao
As an Italian, that “È buono, no?” by Joe Pesci was absolutely perfect. It even has a slight southern accent
Infatti è magnifica la pronuncia
Pizza spaghetti Ferrari Italia Lambo..capisce?
@@PRODFOD "funny"
@@hanoimenace Ahhhh Mama Mia Marcelo! That's not how you eat a Spaghetti !!!
@@hanoimenace Imma say hell yes to all of the above, please.
Joe:"Mangia che cresci"
Bob: 70 years old
hahahaha lol
Its sad that this is probabbly the last movie scene that we see this two legends together
Good 🤔🤣
@@tonytotten408 Stfu
@@tonytotten408 marvel toys fan?? Hmmm
@@tonytotten408 oh so u a twilight fan.
It’s not sad. It’s life
I felt so sad seeing Russell like that.
Father Time gets us all
... which is pretty ironic. After all, he was a brutal and ruthless man. It just goes to show how our empathy for the elderly can override our opinions of what they did when they were younger. Plus it's a brilliant movie with a stellar cast.
I try not to feel sorry for them. They don't regret their crimes including murder.
@@petervitti9 he's a actor chill lmao
@@petervitti9 Did you watch the movie, or even read the book? They both regretted their crimes. Both Russell and Frank became Christians in their final years. They were desperately seeking forgiveness for their life of crime. They had huge regret. What do you think Russell going to the prison church and Frank spending his last years with the chaplain at the care home were about. Frank even said, what kind of a man makes a phone call like that, when talking about the Jo Hoffa phone call after the murder. Sounds like regret to me bro...
Pesci in this scene alone proved his acting chops.
Lovely intimate scene, unusual in these types of films.
Pesci, De Niro and Scorsese created more art in these 90 seconds, than 99% of today's movies
99% wow bold statement
Lol okay buddy
You're just stuck in time. So many new movies that are much much better.
@@pookiewookie7679 You're high as shit "much much better" 🤭
@@lowkeykeylow5526 sure thing grandpa. Joker for example is brilliant and therefore much much better.
This film instilled a daily existential crisis in me. I never thought about death as much as I do now til I saw this film. Thank you Scorsese
The worst part about knowing that everything dies send everything becomes forgotten is that you realize everything you do doesn't matter
Made us be born again, not waste energy on insignificant things and chill about the past, its just the past.
Imdb is
@@TekkLuthorwhat an awful point of view
I cried during this scene because there would never be a movie like this again
@@ol3051 grow up ?
Can feel ya. They will never be together again. It's gone. 50 years
I think this movie was very interesting to see the American society at the time from the perspective of an American gangster.
You sound like you are about to milk some really long paragraph for school.
So many movies do a better job of that than this one.
definitely I love how you get to see the 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s play out, you feel so connected to this secret history that was only viewed by some.
@@Kruppt808 like which
@@georgefreemon2935 Casino, Goodfellas, Godfather 1 and 2, Scarface, New Jack City, Paid in Full, American Gangster,
What saddens me the most about this scene is that you can clearly see the pain and mental deterioration in Frank's face, but he knows that he can do little to escape from what he has done.
He had no choice, so sad. They warned Hoffa so many times and his stubborn ass couldn’t understand.
@@shoporiginalco4574 that scene where frank tries to tell him to stop being so stubborn and hoffa brushes him off and goes to dance while frank watches him sadly is heartbreaking
@@shoporiginalco4574 not that simple. It’s because Hoffa stood for something bigger than himself. He really cared about the Union. If we go by your stupid logic, the mob could could’ve kept their stupid egos aside.
@@krishnalulla4985 ???? Egos ???? Mmm you’re talking about a guy that if is associated with the mob and knows dirty secrets about them to put them out of business and out to jail . If he went back to his union he could have jeopardized the mob . So no no egos . Just business
Pesci was so unbelievably good in this.
De Niro and Pesci are amazing actors man can’t believe it’s there time on the big screen
Okay, I was literally shocked in fear as soon as Russell (Joe Pesci) says "I chose us over him." I LOST MY MARBLES, PEOPLE. Amazing scene.
Fear?
no you wasnt stop trying to be a hipster
Pesci is just amazing here.
These gentlemen have been in their golden years my whole life and not just mine but my parents as well. The day they go (hopefully later than sooner) it’s gonna be a blow to this world for a lot of people. Absolutely goated.
De Niro and Pesci are the greatest American actors ever. I am convinced. Nobody from any era looked this real in front of camera. I have watched tons of movies and actors from every era but no one was this good. Their scene when they are arguing in De Niro's house in Casino movie over Pesci's warning to that square banker is other worldly. Never seen such flow in any other actor.
Their journey from Raging Bull to Thr Irishman brings a tear down my eye. True legends and craftsmen.
This scene hit me hard. I'm almost 40. Been watching movies w/ these 2 for years. Loved them all. I know this is just a scene out of a movie and well acted btw.
It hit me because they're both so old here, it hit me. This will probably be the last time you see these 2 on screen. Hit me with how fast life goes by!
What a great fuckin' movie. Great scene!! Joe Pesci never lost a step. ❤
I'm gonna miss Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Joe Pesci & Martin Scorsese! It breaks my heart when these legends will pass away 😢😢😢💔💔💔
Control buddy, nobody's going now. They will live for a really long time, they all have the audiences wishes.
@@nayansisaha8608 Hopefully but we are fans and it makes us sad
Scene hits so hard. My grandfather was serving 7 consecutive life sentences plus a addinontal 25 years for making then illegal alcohol he passed at the age of 106 , never got to meet him but stories I heard were bat shit crazy . Great movie !
7 straight life sentences plus an additional 25 years just for making alcohol is crazy. But living to be 106 in prison is wild.
I think he meant 7 life sentences, and then for making illegal alcohol, another 25 years
Did he, aye?
people do less for murder and grape and kiddy diddling, that's insane
This could be the best ending for the movie "Casino"
Best role Pesci ever played, maybe the best performance of an actor ever. The way he gave life to Russel, i think i will never see an actor play anything like it ever again.
Is it me or does De Niro look younger in this scene than in the rest of the film lmao
Bc the guy infront of him is older than him.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
So happy Pesci came out of retirement for this film. He really knocked it out of the park with this performance!
Two legends, these two in a movie is gold ❤️
This film is a true masterpiece.
Shame the imdb is
He’s so good in this scene that it doesn’t feel like acting anymore.
People no worries, they're not really that old. They were aged using cgi
But Joe is 77 now
@@ChamikaraBandaraFilm Look at pictures of him nowadays, he doesn't look bad. He still sounds super sharp in interviews.
I wish they would’ve done the opposite in the rest of the film, none of the good fellas really looked like their young selves
@@CatHostage well de nerio did but pesci and pachino needed a bit more i mean if joes hair was a bit more grown with cgi then it would be perfect
LMFAO, they were aged from Prosthetic Makeup, wigs, etc. AND NOT CGI! , I love when YT KIDS try to make themselves seem so important and have knowledge before knowing anything about the post they have just shared! LMFAO
It (cgi) was ONLY used for De-Aging which IMO was horrible to start with! The aging program/ process is a totally different concept regarding software.
I loved the movie regardless.
*****Very easy to research my comment if you Google. As a matter of fact here is an article that proves my point, which many did not know and this comes from "MotionPictures.org", LINK:
www.motionpictures.org/2019/12/how-robert-de-niros-makeup-team-traversed-50-years-in-the-irishman/
“ I picked us over him , fuckem “. Great line ! Awesome movie.
Pesci deserves an Oscar for this role.
The last look from Robert de Niro....is saying I will never be in a role so good ever again...and that hurts
Im currently staying with my grandparents, who are in this stage of life, during my winter break. This is the best portrayal of elderly age that i know of. Not having the capacity to fully enjoy things you once enjoyed, not having the strength to do simple things like you used to, and more often then not, not being as mentally capable as you once were. Losing those things gives you anxieties you never thought you would experience. These two legends performed the way they did really did a service for those who dont understand that
Joe Pesci is a brilliant actor - not only hilarious in doing comedies, but, outstanding in portraying a violent mobster. If anybody deserves an Oscar, it’s Joe Pesci. Here, he is at his best. Thanks for sharing video.
When Bufalino says that Jimmy was a good man, and that he has a nice family, it was so heartbreaking man.. This scene powerfully shows the ruthless and brutal world of the Mafia: They truly liked Jimmy but still killed him, just because Jimmy would not give in and fight for his principles. I never saw a movie where they depicted the Mafia how they really were. Even if you played by the rules as a Mobster, you still could get whacked (Dorfman, Sally Bugs). And when they got old, they realize the devastation they left behind, and all the people they hurt. They wish they could feel remorse, but they are not even capable of that. A masterpiece.
And they will stand before Christ one day...maybe very soon..and answer for what they have done in their lives.
Yeah. And consider them, old and frail, when powerful and fearsome in youth, now but a shell of their old selves. They might be in a worse place than the ones they've killed.
Yes but don't be sympathetic to Jimmy, this movie paints him in too good of a light, he was one of them. He had the mob in the unions since he was still rising in the ranks and he was using the union dues that every hard trusting working was paying to invest in mob activities, crime, schemes, and commit fraud. He tried to bribe the jury ffs. The man was a mob associate but turned on them when they got into a disagreement.
@@ricardocontreras6920 "And they will stand before Christ one day."
No they won't. That's not real. These two stood before judges and juries, and are in prison. But when they die, it's over. You want justice, you get it in this world or not at all.
@TheMisterGuy nope. Jesus Christ is Lord..and the Living Son of God. We will all stand before him one day. And account for what we have done in our lives. As much as some such as atheists want to deny this, there's no hiding from it. It's the truth my friend.
This scene broke my heart,seing them so old...not as characters but as actors,they ARE old.
This is one of my favourite scenes and it's due to the tremendous acting and direction shown here.
What a brilliant performance by both of them!
The way he eats that bread. Fantastic acting. Such a great scene/film.
One of the only scenes they didn't have to digitally de-age De Niro or Pesci.
Thanks Netflix for supporting the making of this film.
In hindsight, great film and great performances all round. Definitely going to rewatch soon.
Might be my favourite Scorsese flick. Pesci and Pacino are phenomenal in this one
This film will always be my top memory of 2019 holiday season. When my kids or grand kids ask what it was like before the pandemic I'll show them this movie and tell them how great everything was til February 2020.
What the crazy thing is seeing how old they are and playing as the older actor is beyond anything. With them being huge actors and best friends working together on the movies we’ve all seen. It’s very upsetting the fact there ageing and it’s like our life time has flew by. Martin is an amazing director. Al, Robert and joe together in the same movie had to happen sometime. Absolutely amazing
It's gonna be an extremely sad day when we lose these two. There will never be another like them.
My utmost respect for Pesci for that masterpiece act
This whole ending really stood out for me from the rest of the film. These two giants in their time, top of the world, now they can't even chew bread. Doesn't matter how powerful you are in life, your body gets old just like the rest of us.
Wow, the de-aging tech really makes them look 30 years younger
Pesci was phenomenal, as was DeNiro. DeNiro has been working all this time, keeping his skills ever so sharp as usual. But for Pesci to deliver such a performance after such a long hiatus was magnificent. This movie is a masterpiece.
Pesci in this clip reminds me of my gramp when he was in hospital.
He passed away a day before Pyongchang Winter Olympics starting ceremony.
It breaks my Hart seeing these 2 legends getting old I was raised on them
They were aged ffs
How he didn’t get an Oscar for this role is mind blowing, much more impressive than his goodfellas character
This was pesci and de niro's best performances in my opinion
Pesci, De Niro, and Pacino in one last epic gangster film together. End of an era
This is a true masterpiece of visual effects and acting from Joe Pesci
You guys better get off instagram, tiktok and the internet and live your lives while you can still chew bread.
original
A man who doesn't spend time with his family can never be a real man
@andy moore, oh shut up
And who are you to tell people what to do?
@Adam Superhuggy wow you hate yourself
All the scenes of everyone getting older and dying is hard hitting reality. A reminder that no matter who you are, you will wither away and die. How much power or money you had will matter so little. Nature takes us all, and its up to us to decide to take the path that will have us withering peacefully or in a prison cell/alone.
That's questionary pause by Robert De Niro, expecting answer from Pesci.
Marvelous acting.
Damn, that camera swing (I'm sure it has a technical name) at the beginning is something else.
Best scene in the movie.When he ask 'good' grape juice cause it was smuggled red wine.😂😂😂😂😂
Pesci... was he even acting? What a performance, man. How did he not win an Oscar for this?
Pesci coming out of retirement to put on a masterclass, what a guy
Man Joe is such a good actor. I actually feel sad looking at him like this in this scene.
“Mangia che cresci ...” = “eat so you grow up” .
A 60years old man to another 60 years old man.
Legends 💥
More like 80 to 60 maybe
Just want you guys to know that Pesci right here looks EXACTLY like my uncle Frank.
Such am awesome movie!!! Long but worth it!!! Both actors are so great!!!❤❤❤❤
This whole movie was amazing. A whole different cinematic dynamic
I promised myself i would not cry...I cried...
About what?
Goddamn I'm glad Joe Pesci came out of retirement for this, a genius actor.
Joe Pesci wearing his shoes like that... what a great fuckin actor, legend
love these guys, love so much watching your movies, character .
The good grape juice is definitely the fermented kind(vino)😂
Yup lol it’s true, only way to eat that bread with it,..
I feel Martin has sacrificed everything for the sake of cinema. Bravo 👏🏻
What did he sacrifice?
Just like the scene at the beggining of the movie where Frank talks about the War
This might be the last movie that this iconic Joe,Bob,Al and marty work together we are lucky to watch them ❤
That bread looks incredible.
In movie or real life jimmy got killed because of his attitude.
Arrogant?
Stubbornness, wouldn’t listen to anyone, Frank was on the verge of tears trying to get Jimmy to listen
The way Frank dips his bread in the grape juice even though he doesn't need to...so Russell won't feel embarrassed by having to do so. Damn, that speaks to me.
Dude they dip it because they ate it like that earlier in the movie
These two are the greatest Italian actors Joe Pesci and Robert DeNiro
Pesci is excellent. He's a funny guy.
Bro, Joe is a legend
This is the same guy from home alone 😢 wow i wish we can go back in time again
Legends . Period
Why is the scene so chopped up in this video? The original scene doesn't have 1-second time-skip cuts everywhere
Copy right and it doesn’t get taken down the kinda how KRplus videos are with certain movies the companies that own them would rather have you go watch the movie then watch it on KRplus
What a phenomenal scene.
Best scene of the decade
Such emotional conversations I never see my tired life 😢😢😢❤️❤️❤️