Gyp Rosetti's glorious rant after Nucky Thompson declares he will only sell booze to Arnold Rothstein. Season 3, Episode 1. Belongs to HBO. I own nothing.
What does a dentist on ether look like? I imagine a man with a white coat stumbling like Hunter S Thompson. I'd say that only partially describes Rothstien
@@GrosvnerMcaffrey I'd imagine a dentist with ether will say "you won't feel a thing" while smiling like Rothstein did at Rosetti, because they know even with the ether the procedure is still going to hurt like hell.
Sheila LaShay I loved and dreaded Gyp at the same time....only problem was, Bobby Cannavale tended to chew scenery. But always unforgettable, riveting performances. I was glad and relieved to see Gyp go. It was indeed a mystery how someone as sociopathic, cruel, petulant and impulsive could have possibly risen as high as he did. Gyp Rosetti had some serious mental firepower, but not enough to really run with these big dogs...who were even more smart and cunning.
Trev0r98 The first time I saw the above scene; I turned the volume down. I couldn't believe his language how he referred to every race with a slur. OMG. But, I love the show and Bobby C one of the best. I'm caught up to season 5/5 and loving it. Are you?
@John G lol I think it is more like after he killed the guy they were like "ah shit we can't just leave the dog here to die" and Gyp was like "he's mine now 😌"
@@renardopalmer9159 before modern anesthetic techniques, doctors/surgeons would literally soak a rag or sponge in ether, chloroform etc to put you under. It usually worked but many people died from the anesthesia and not from what ailed them. I mean, that still happens today but not at the rate it did then.
Doesn’t help the situation to also lose it because someone else is losing it. It’s almost a side effect of ramping up the other person when you don’t match that energy and just take whatever they throw at you in stride. Especially the petty nonsense. It’s weird how not getting upset makes someone else upset.
He had all the cards... No matter what he was going to say wether he agreed to the new arrangement or not at the end of the day he'll have no other choice but to either find a new supplier or buy from Rothstein with a high markup.
He makes the same face when he goes to Tabor Heights to pretend to make a deal with him as soon as Gyp tells the newspaper boy which room he’s staying in. I knew as soon as he made that face that he must have had something planned.
Gyp Rosetti is amongst my favorite TV villains of all time. Bobby Cannavale did an extraordinary job, especially since he joined Boardwalk Empire three seasons in and was the main antagonist for it and had so much screen time. Incredible actor and my favorite show!
@@MrLilfee I'm glad you love and appreciate Boardwalk as much as I do! P.S if you've not seen Banshee or Warrior you have to see them as well. Especially Banshee, 4 seasons of an absolutely underrated yet magnificent show by Cinemax (now HBO Max) so if you have access to that you should be able to stream it, as well as Warrior, a Martial Arts action drama based on a concept by Bruce Lee is an absolute banger as well🔥. Nice one.
Because he knows that in the end of the day, Rosetti can talk as much shit as he likes, if he wants to buy some booze he has to do it from him. And prices just got up...... exponentially.
@@DreamGyrl360 I had a boss from Sicily back in the 90's....a great guy, but just don't ever cross him. I stood up to him one time. He lost his temper and threatened me. His look, his eyes, his voice...he went full on psychotic but he was able to back down. Later that day, I apologized. He said we were cool. Two weeks later, I was transferred to another department. Bottom line...don't ever cross a Sicilian.
Bobby Cannavale as Gyp Rosetti was a truly scary guy. You just never knew when he was about to blow up for no reason at all. Bobby is a fantastic actor!
I love how the minute Rosetti realizes he isn’t going to get what he wants literally everyone in the room is viciously insulted. Everyone paid the price for his misfortune 😂
@@nerdwhitenerd Yeah he died. Same as Gyp. Same as Nucky. Same as the majority of gangsters in this show and in real life. And?? That still takes nothing away from my previous point. It still stands.
I think the actor was probably straining his last nerve to keep from breaking character and laughing right out loud. That must have been a fun scene for everybody on the set.
@@thesunoversea Rossetti owned the room so much that no one in the room took him seriously and had Rosetti’s own men kill him. Rothstein was a legitimately dangerous person, Rossetti was a poser who thought that being the loudest made you the strongest.
When you're being insulted so well, you have to let it ride and don't respond because when it's that good, just let it be legendary. Don't ruin your insult with a comeback the probably won't be as good. This man was vicious
1:35 I love how Frank was trying to tell Rossetti to "leave it alone". The look on his face shows that he knew well how deep into trouble Rossetti was about to get, thanks to that temper.
@@ARTinDECAY massive respect to the cameraman who was able to travel back in time to bring us this rare artifact of a sexually frustrated twat in the CZcams comments being a knobhead for no particular reason
+James Duro never disputed an awesome performance. just not "one of the best". It's only one of the best if you haven't watched many other series. There's nothing mafia related on boardwalk that we haven't already seen in other mob films/series' already.
+Recon Blackbird™ "i can name a dozen actors who did better on the sopranos" Go on. Only one's I can think of are Gandolfini and possibly the guy who played Christopher. And what do you mean 'prisoner of the moment', that season of Boardwalk was 3 years ago, how long do you have to wait before declaring something great?
Did he sign up for the 82nd airborne?? Bro I just laughed so hard at your comment at 3am and woke my girl. That was absolutely brilliant. Thank you bro.
I've watched this scene so many times but this is the first time I've noticed that the only boss Gyp didn't insult here was Remus. "Remus shuns being insulted".
In a way he kinda did by letting him know that regardless of everyone getting the same news, that they weren’t on the same level/boat. But it was meager compared to the blazing onslaught he served everyone else with. 😂😂😂
@@niceguyeddie6427 It was not really an insult. Remus thought his reaction was over the top, but Gyp's point was he is worse off than the others because he is not making as much money, hence not being in the same boat as the others. The news from Nucky will not set Remus back as much. But Gyp has to buy his booze from elsewhere and it will not be cheap for him either.
@@spinmaster0 It wasn't just that he wasn't making as much: Gyp has to answer to Masseria, who'd naturally not be very thrilled to find out one of his underlings wasn't making as much dough for him. The others are either their own bosses (Nucky, Rothstein, Yale, and Remus) or are working for Rothstein (Luciano and Lansky), so their main worry is money, not the ire of the boss they work for. One of them--Yale--isn't even affected one way or another: he was infamous for mainly serving cheap, low-grade stuff (hence Rosetti's insult).
That silent moment when Nucky talks about his decision being made easier and Gyp stops long enough to realize that he was singling himself out in a den of jackals was perfect. He's a good example of a guy who got where he is by being hyper violent and aggressive...but eventually that stops working. If you can't play the politics and diplomacy, you're never going to get far in the upper echelons, and viciousness isn't going to cut it when you've pissed off every single person in the room enough to want you dead. He just couldn't let anything even resembling an insult to him go, and that made him weaker than he was capable of perceiving. Hence, why he dies on a beach in a puddle of urine, choking on his blood after being stabbed by his own guys.
Yep, and as soon as he let on that he was lashing out from financial pressure he marked himself as prey. Everyone was laughing inside and wondering what kind of amateur clown only has one plate spinning at a time, and planning how to screw him over.
The only reason that he left this place not injured, or even not killed, is that he had Masseria behind his back. However, probably he wouldn't have got invited otherwise. There was no place for small players there.
@missbelled6700 not true, he is a capo for Joe masseria and they are businessmen with ties in crime. He is basically a soldier with more influence, while they know the business world, he knows violence. They know that he is dangerous and thats why he is even able to unsult them without being interrupted, except for Nucky who should probably have chosen to be a bit more tactical here, similar to rothstein, seeing who is behind gyp.
I love how Rothstein smiles in the background as Rosetti goes off on everyone and betrays his hand to all in the room. Rothstein was a gambler and he was just sitting back watching Rosetti show all his tells.
@@mauricio460 A little weasel, eh? Wassamata you, Gyp? The real Rothstein was a hell of a fixer and businessman, until his gambling addiction took him down.
Great scene. I saw outtakes of this and the actors claimed Cannavale ad libbed most of this and none of them knew what he was going to say that's why their reactions are so real and funny.
Oh serious is that what they done I swear every good show gets ruined by greedy and inpatient huggers ups nearly every single one even the show Rome was buried by season 2.
For some people, it's common knowledge that there are super ultra-orthodox religious jewish sects wherein it is believed that they have sex in ridiculously modest ways (including having sex through a hole in the bed sheets). Thus, it's making fun of Jews (obviously, they're not all going to be that hyper-religious).
I love Charlie’s face at 1:43 you can totally tell he’s like “ oh fuck here we go” even Myers stopped smoking for a second and gave gyp that look. You can also see the pure rage in Charlie’s face after he’s called short pants.
"Alright. As a gesture of goodwill, Gyp will get 500 cases of rum tonight. But from then on, all orders go through Mr Rothstein." - Nucky Thompson. And there'd be no Season 3.
@@diegosalgueirocastillo2700 I always thought he was referring to the fact that Rothstein knew about this deal, but didn't say anything of it. Hence creepin' around lol
Rohit Gupta Luciano was a very dangerous man,but Al was dangerous and smart,payed those that could help him and killed those that wouldn't ! This was his advantage over most,and ultimately his rise to power.
Robert Cannavale absolutely killed this role. He played him so well that you believe he was only born to play Gyp Rosetti. He made us absolutely despise everything about him. His short fuse also had us guessing what will he do next. But he also always made us laugh with his rants and insults.
The timing of the outside New Years audiences’ Ooooohs and laughs are another amazing little detail. Like they’re responding to Nucky’s sick burn, and laughing at Rosetti’s look of defeat, and then him facing the rest of the room with the laughter continuing, as if everybody seated there were silently all mentally laughing at his tantrum. He then tries to deescalate out of acceptance of defeat, and maybe of the irony of the situation, by saying “Nobody here can take a joke”. I’m a sucker for writing shit like this.
Yeah, the shot of him getting stared down HARD by every damn person in the room is so good. Really just perfect, like his own mental soundtrack cracking at the seams as he realizes he's the joke.
+harshlight7 Lol, talking about Meyer Lansky like that.... who would go on to become one of the richest gangsters, and then losing 90% of his wealth due to the Cuban revolution.
+Nino Gaggi LANSKY SPENT HIS LAST YEARS TRYING TO MOVE TO ISRAEL BUT HE WASNT WANTED THERE.LUCIANO WAS KILLED BY THE MOB IN ITALY FOR HAVING A BOOK WRITTEN ON HIS LIFE.
So, in order, these are the people Gyp insulted in this scene: The gangster responsible for the deaths of Big Jim Colosimo and later Dean O'Bannion. The most powerful and notorious criminal kingpin in New York and thus the nation. His protege, the future founder of the Mafia as we know it and arguably the most powerful crime boss in American history. The politically connected boss of Atlantic City. His top enforcer, a former IRA assassin. Wonder why Gyp doesn't make it out of the season alive? Wonder no more.
@nickys34 Are you kidding? NYC and Hollywood were both chock full of commies in the 20s and 30s. At one point every script for every Broadway musical had to be vetted with a guy who reported direct to the Kremlin or else they'd use their pull with the unions to shut down production. Scripts for movies, musicals, and stage were written by card-carrying CPUSA members like Dashiell Hammett, Lillian Hellman, and Arthur Miller.
"That fuckin breadstick in a bowtie....I can't even say his name" - Phil Leotardo
Kid brother billy
Whatever happened there...
Did Phil really use that line?
@@dustymcpherson986 r/wooosh
@@dustymcpherson986 Top of your fuckin class
"Creepin' around like a fuckin' dentist with the ether..."
He's not wrong 😄
Described his demeanor spot on
What does a dentist on ether look like? I imagine a man with a white coat stumbling like Hunter S Thompson. I'd say that only partially describes Rothstien
@Grosvner Mcaffrey Not on ether
With ether he plans to use on you, or talk you into using
Big difference
My dad and I laughed are asses off during this rant. Wonder if any of them laughed from the ranting?
@@GrosvnerMcaffrey I'd imagine a dentist with ether will say "you won't feel a thing" while smiling like Rothstein did at Rosetti, because they know even with the ether the procedure is still going to hurt like hell.
Only Gyp Rosetti could turn getting offered a free room at the Ritz into an insult
Lol
Hahahahahahahshahaha
He once killed a dude for wishing him good luck too lol
Bone for tuna
they should'v offered him soft drinks of his choice
I love the way Rossetti immediately shoots back with "why don't you go sit in the corner short pants" 😂
It was even funnier how mad Luciano looked.
To Lucky Luciano no less, speaking of a dead man walking^^
The casting of Capone, Lucky and Rothstein was crap. They were made ‘smaller than life’ I watched though.
Luciano, Lansky....the two most powerful men and you shoot your mouth off like a schoolboy that the teacher just scolded!
@@wolfeyes9357 I think Luciano and lansky were intelligent sociopaths.were as rosetti was just a pure psychopath.
How to make friends and influence people, by Gyp Rosetti.
A short pants production.
@@robertswitzer990 In conjunction with "Breadstick in a bowtie" pictures
Directed by someone who creeps around like a dentist with the ether!
@@nutty5000 featuring yesterdays sausage and smug midget
@@nutty5000 XD XD XD
Gyp "How many nationalities can I offend in 3 minutes?" Rosetti. I miss him.
LOL! Bobby Cannavale is a great actor. In fact all of them are. BWE is the only reason I keep HBO.
Sheila LaShay I loved and dreaded Gyp at the same time....only problem was, Bobby Cannavale tended to chew scenery. But always unforgettable, riveting performances.
I was glad and relieved to see Gyp go. It was indeed a mystery how someone as sociopathic, cruel, petulant and impulsive could have possibly risen as high as he did. Gyp Rosetti had some serious mental firepower, but not enough to really run with these big dogs...who were even more smart and cunning.
Trev0r98 The first time I saw the above scene; I turned the volume down. I couldn't believe his language how he referred to every race with a slur. OMG. But, I love the show and Bobby C one of the best. I'm caught up to season 5/5 and loving it. Are you?
@Carlos Domenech english nickname for germans
@312vandal ethno-religious group
"Breadstick in a bow tie" comment kills me EVERY TIME 😂
It was like hearing something you've known was true all along but didn't know how to phrase.
Hahaha well said@@Masutora
This rant was legendary, and then he picks up his poodle at the end for added comic effect 😂😂😂😂😂
He beat a man to death for that Poodle over an insult about changing tires, he stole that poor thing from the owner
Damn poodle prob got the same roast later
@@eddiemac-637 Bahahaha ahumbug
I can't even say your name!! Lol
It's not a poodle? It's some little terrier mutt mix
"You think I can't float my own hotel room?" summarizes his character perfectly. Dude gets offended by everything you say and kills you for it lmao
It's oil - what else?
Yeah he was an insecure moron
@@brucetucker4847 could’ve been a tool..
You find out why during the scene with his wife and family lol
@@John-sr2hr Where's the 5th comment?
Here's to Gyp Rosetti: A man who can find an insult in a bouquet of roses.
Good luck
Thanks
Bone For Tuna
Who the fuck is Nucky Thompson to wish me good luck?
“Why’d the fuckin’ florist remove all the thorns? What, I’m not good enough for em? You think my hands are too soft or somethin’?”
I can listen to an Italian complain about minor inconveniences all day😂😂 "I come all the way down here, put up wit car trouble"😂😂😂😂
As an Italian-American I can vouch for that!
Car trouble = murdering a good samaritan and stealing his dog
@John G lol I think it is more like after he killed the guy they were like "ah shit we can't just leave the dog here to die" and Gyp was like "he's mine now 😌"
You must not know any Jews.
It ain’t just Italians believe me. lol. That’s a common thing in many nationalities! Way more than you’d think! 😂
"Go sit in the corner short-pants" and how quickly he delivered it. Absolute gold
Lol I love how unique his insults are.. "Creepin around like a dentist with ether." ..."a breadstick in a bow tie." Lol.
Rothstein even thought it was funny so you know we have a winner here lol!
with the ether
That part got my dying laughing when he said that... 'Cause Rothstein does look like that! Lol
Big trotting prick...fuckin grand..
Yahaya
"creeping around like a dentist with ether" is still one of the greatest insults I've ever heard.
What does that mean exactly?
@@renardopalmer9159 Implied that he sedates his victims before he... does things.
@@renardopalmer9159 a pervert dentist drugging people
@@renardopalmer9159 before modern anesthetic techniques, doctors/surgeons would literally soak a rag or sponge in ether, chloroform etc to put you under. It usually worked but many people died from the anesthesia and not from what ailed them. I mean, that still happens today but not at the rate it did then.
"Go sit in the corner, shortpants" was pretty solid too.
the fact that Rothstein doesn't stop smiling the moment Rosetti insults him cracks me up, can't tell if it's the actor or the character doing it
Both
It was quite a funny diss
I'd say its a strategy. Further aggravate your enemy.
Doesn’t help the situation to also lose it because someone else is losing it. It’s almost a side effect of ramping up the other person when you don’t match that energy and just take whatever they throw at you in stride. Especially the petty nonsense. It’s weird how not getting upset makes someone else upset.
He had all the cards... No matter what he was going to say wether he agreed to the new arrangement or not at the end of the day he'll have no other choice but to either find a new supplier or buy from Rothstein with a high markup.
_Rothstein smiirks when he’s finished calculating the probability of Rosetti’s outcome._
That sick little Grinch smile. Same with Jax Teller when he’s extremely enraged.
He makes the same face when he goes to Tabor Heights to pretend to make a deal with him as soon as Gyp tells the newspaper boy which room he’s staying in. I knew as soon as he made that face that he must have had something planned.
@@Michelle-ju6vs I didn’t catch that. I wish the whole series would’ve been about him. Or at least a spin off centered around him.
Underrated Rosetti roast here is when he says “look another Mummy!” As soon as Nucky walks in 😂
When he said Meyer is only halfway sticking in bc he’s short was brutal
Rosetti was cooking in this clip couldn't stop laughing
@@livelife4228TBAS your fuckin rathole bar and your warehouse in Canarsie???
@@livelife4228TBAS East Coast Italians are some of the best ballbreakers in the world. If we actually get angry, watch out.
@@anthonybayonne9361 what did call him before I said he was half way sticking in?
Nucky: "Don't take it personally."
Rosseti: "But everybody's a person right?" "How else can they take it?"
Benedict Solpico my favorite line, that’s my response every time someone says that
"WTF is life if it's not personal?!?!"
Bone for tuna.
@@FoxMonkey-xw5yf
professional and objective...
@@fionnbarrcasey5247 Not his strongest traits. He shouts that line in an other great scene later on.
Gyp Rosetti is amongst my favorite TV villains of all time. Bobby Cannavale did an extraordinary job, especially since he joined Boardwalk Empire three seasons in and was the main antagonist for it and had so much screen time. Incredible actor and my favorite show!
Cannavale rocks the villain roles
@@samanthaalessandra94 I feel sorry for anybody who hasn't seen this show: An absolute masterpiece on par with The Wire.
@@enterthebruce91 word 💯
@@MrLilfee I'm glad you love and appreciate Boardwalk as much as I do! P.S if you've not seen Banshee or Warrior you have to see them as well. Especially Banshee, 4 seasons of an absolutely underrated yet magnificent show by Cinemax (now HBO Max) so if you have access to that you should be able to stream it, as well as Warrior, a Martial Arts action drama based on a concept by Bruce Lee is an absolute banger as well🔥. Nice one.
Did he ever get The booze aka fake account
0:18 “We’re getting real friendly. Promised this Yid I’d only stick it halfway in” lmao
And the awkward silence and expressions when he said it 😂😂
Calls the future boss of the five families "short pants" lmao
Pat Gogan that was hilarious
Hey Pat those patty’s won’t sell to Italians
socallawrence Benlevet built like lannigans
@@socallawrence patty's? lol.. it's paddy's you shmuck!
Yup.....and that, along with a lot of other things, is why he got a sucking chest wound on the beach with a stiletto.
Love how calm Rothstein is while Rosetti is viciously insulting him. All he does is smile. That’s how you play it.
I had a boss like him.
He's crazy.
Because he knows that in the end of the day, Rosetti can talk as much shit as he likes, if he wants to buy some booze he has to do it from him.
And prices just got up...... exponentially.
@@DreamGyrl360 I had a boss from Sicily back in the 90's....a great guy, but just don't ever cross him. I stood up to him one time. He lost his temper and threatened me. His look, his eyes, his voice...he went full on psychotic but he was able to back down. Later that day, I apologized. He said we were cool. Two weeks later, I was transferred to another department. Bottom line...don't ever cross a Sicilian.
@@blaineedwards8078 dont ever cross the boss
judging the fact he insulted him TWICE
Bobby Cannavale as Gyp Rosetti was a truly scary guy. You just never knew when he was about to blow up for no reason at all. Bobby is a fantastic actor!
What a real sociopath gangster really is like, you never know when they will turn psycho...Robert cannavale played it perfectly
If you don’t give them what they want I think you can expect them to go psychopath
I love how the minute Rosetti realizes he isn’t going to get what he wants literally everyone in the room is viciously insulted. Everyone paid the price for his misfortune 😂
Severe anti social personality disorder. A star criminal.
"Like a fn dentist with the ether" 😂😂😂
Rothstein: Oh yeah...the Price of the brick is going up
LMAO fuckin Marlo Rothstein over here
This shit is too much !!!’
Bring it to me or sit on that shit
Underrated comment 😂😂
Brilliant move
"Why don't you watch your fucking st..."
"WHY DON'T YOU GO SIT IN THE CORNER SHORT PANTS!"
... Damn, lol
🤣😂😂
"put up with car trouble"
Yes it's terrible how Rosetti was forced to murder a guy because he said "what else?"
Him passing on the handshake was the final straw
Jesus, that's right. He describes his unprovoked murder of an innocent man as "car trouble". A true psychopath.
@@anthonygerace8926 I mean to be fair he did have car trouble before the guy even came along to help.
Gave'm the old 3-1
"I'll shit you out like yesterday's sausage." LMAO this scene is amazing.
You bog trottin' prick.
Except Owen would definitely be the most dangerous person in that room.
Who Knows well we all know how he turned out…
@@nerdwhitenerd Yeah he died. Same as Gyp. Same as Nucky. Same as the majority of gangsters in this show and in real life. And?? That still takes nothing away from my previous point. It still stands.
Owen is an assassin / hitman by trade so I'd imagine he would be the most dangerous guy.
Rothstein just smiles after he gets insulted. LMAO
I love it!! It's priceless!! Lmfao
THE BOSS MANUAL AR is not smiling on account of discipline, he is smiling because he finds it funny.
AR is an odd duck with alot f..king money.....until he loses a game of poker lol
Yeah well, that insult gave Rothstein a reason to justify that 50% mark up Gyp was so pissed about lol. What's not to smile about?
True Gangster
LMAO How rothstein just stands their with that creepy smirk while being talked about.
That's how a TRUE gangster behaves.
Videos4N11
Nothing you said was fucking English. How about you try typing English?
I think the actor was probably straining his last nerve to keep from breaking character and laughing right out loud. That must have been a fun scene for everybody on the set.
Lol Rothstein reaction is the best. And love he keeps looking down just smiling. He knows Rosetti never can cut it with the big boys.
Shamino1 He spoke English; you just did not understand his references...that goes to the four horsemen that backed you as well.
Lol I love how Rothstein just grins at the “dentist with the ether” line. He simply doesn’t view Rosetti as a threat. Let the dog bark if he wants.
Either that or its funny enough that even Rothstein cracks a smile.
Rosetti was no threat to Rothstein.
That grin was a form of submission. Rosseti owned the entire room.
So funny though. I don't know how they all kept from cracking up
@@thesunoversea Rossetti owned the room so much that no one in the room took him seriously and had Rosetti’s own men kill him.
Rothstein was a legitimately dangerous person, Rossetti was a poser who thought that being the loudest made you the strongest.
Best scene in the series. Just roasting the entire room to filth. Every line is pure gold. Arnold and Charlie’s reactions absolutely sent me.
When you're being insulted so well, you have to let it ride and don't respond because when it's that good, just let it be legendary. Don't ruin your insult with a comeback the probably won't be as good. This man was vicious
@@SrChalice literally no one in that room was threatened by his tantrum lmfao you dorks sound like you have soft hands
Rothstein just kills every scene he's in. I love how his expression barely changes when Rosetti's starts insulting him and he just calmly smiles.
Luke47895 rothstein was hands down the greatest thing about the show!!!agree 👍
Every actor on this show absolutely killed it. Especially the British actor that played Capone. God damn, that guy is good!
This is what winner looks like
@@hitleractually8180 Yeah, Stephen Graham. Without fail, he's fantastic in whatever role he's in.
He was probably not supposed to smile but he seemed like he was holding in laughter for real
Rosetti’s insults are the equivalent of today’s roasting. He’d be a problem at the lunch tables 😭😭
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
1:35 I love how Frank was trying to tell Rossetti to "leave it alone". The look on his face shows that he knew well how deep into trouble Rossetti was about to get, thanks to that temper.
too bad nobody there could take a joke
Massive respect to the cameraman for being over 100 years old in order to get us this rare footage
Oof
@@chrisdonahue524 Oof is the sound rape victims make while being penetrated.
😆😆😆
Your comment is cliche
@@ARTinDECAY massive respect to the cameraman who was able to travel back in time to bring us this rare artifact of a sexually frustrated twat in the CZcams comments being a knobhead for no particular reason
Bobby Cannavale gave us one of the best performances TV has ever seen
+ToxicSpiker i can name a dozen actors who did better on the sopranos. don't be such a prisoner of the moment.
+Recon Blackbird™ dude still put in an awesome performance as gyp though,dude.
+James Duro never disputed an awesome performance. just not "one of the best". It's only one of the best if you haven't watched many other series. There's nothing mafia related on boardwalk that we haven't already seen in other mob films/series' already.
+SubliminalCell I agree and disagree. you don't think gyp was a new look on the crime genre?
+Recon Blackbird™ "i can name a dozen actors who did better on the sopranos"
Go on. Only one's I can think of are Gandolfini and possibly the guy who played Christopher. And what do you mean 'prisoner of the moment', that season of Boardwalk was 3 years ago, how long do you have to wait before declaring something great?
Arnold smiled like he just stole Christmas
Lol!!!!! He did smile like the Grinch lol!
+Nicole Cunningham Haha. Exactly like the Grinch
AR was the second most gangster character on this show next to Chalky
😆😆😆😭😭😭
@@IgnatiusChinaski Richard Chalky and A.R were my top.
I know it's all about Rosetti but the way Nucky stands there cool as cucumber and takes a sip of his drink always seemed so badass to me lol
Yeah thompson definitely didn't rattle easy lol
@@GORILLA_PIMPNah that’s a front lmfao he always gets a little uneasy whenever anyone comes towards him in a threatening manner.
He could've called him Ichabod Crane, but he did-dent
Did he sign up for the 82nd airborne??
Bro I just laughed so hard at your comment at 3am and woke my girl. That was absolutely brilliant. Thank you bro.
Gold! - underrated comment
Lmaoooooo
So he compromised and called him a breadstick in a bowtie and get killed by Billy Leotardo
😂😂😂😂
I've watched this scene so many times but this is the first time I've noticed that the only boss Gyp didn't insult here was Remus. "Remus shuns being insulted".
Now that i think about it i bet the writers did it that way on purpose for subtle irony
Because remus was the wackest one in the room lmfao
In a way he kinda did by letting him know that regardless of everyone getting the same news, that they weren’t on the same level/boat. But it was meager compared to the blazing onslaught he served everyone else with. 😂😂😂
@@niceguyeddie6427 It was not really an insult. Remus thought his reaction was over the top, but Gyp's point was he is worse off than the others because he is not making as much money, hence not being in the same boat as the others. The news from Nucky will not set Remus back as much. But Gyp has to buy his booze from elsewhere and it will not be cheap for him either.
I think Remus was so insignificant to Gyp that he didn't notice he was really there lol
@@spinmaster0
It wasn't just that he wasn't making as much:
Gyp has to answer to Masseria, who'd naturally not be very thrilled to find out one of his underlings wasn't making as much dough for him.
The others are either their own bosses (Nucky, Rothstein, Yale, and Remus) or are working for Rothstein (Luciano and Lansky), so their main worry is money, not the ire of the boss they work for. One of them--Yale--isn't even affected one way or another: he was infamous for mainly serving cheap, low-grade stuff (hence Rosetti's insult).
“Dentist walking around with ether.”
LMAO
1920’s rap battle and he destroyed everyone in 1 minute hahaha
Bruh.... this is THE BODY BAG OF THE CENTURY !!!!
😅😂🤣
ziggy morris Don Demarco
What does he mean by that
😂😂😂😂😂
He was spitting fire with them insults 😂🤣
Breadstick in a bowtie 😂 were they reading social media?
I feel like Gyp and Richie Aprile would have made an awesome duo at some sort of conference talk on forging business relationships.
He deserve his role in Scorsese’s film. I was so thrilled to see him in it.
Bumpy Doo he’s in the Irishman
@@SNess555 nah ya think?
which movie
He's mother died 100 fuckin times in last 10 years.
He was great in the Irishman. Played that same boss role. Less violent.
When he called Luciano “short-pants,” I choked I was laughing so hard
I love how Rothstein just smiles at him. He's so cool-headed.
That silent moment when Nucky talks about his decision being made easier and Gyp stops long enough to realize that he was singling himself out in a den of jackals was perfect. He's a good example of a guy who got where he is by being hyper violent and aggressive...but eventually that stops working. If you can't play the politics and diplomacy, you're never going to get far in the upper echelons, and viciousness isn't going to cut it when you've pissed off every single person in the room enough to want you dead.
He just couldn't let anything even resembling an insult to him go, and that made him weaker than he was capable of perceiving. Hence, why he dies on a beach in a puddle of urine, choking on his blood after being stabbed by his own guys.
Bravo 👏🏼 that was well put
Yep, and as soon as he let on that he was lashing out from financial pressure he marked himself as prey. Everyone was laughing inside and wondering what kind of amateur clown only has one plate spinning at a time, and planning how to screw him over.
The only reason that he left this place not injured, or even not killed, is that he had Masseria behind his back. However, probably he wouldn't have got invited otherwise. There was no place for small players there.
@missbelled6700 not true, he is a capo for Joe masseria and they are businessmen with ties in crime. He is basically a soldier with more influence, while they know the business world, he knows violence. They know that he is dangerous and thats why he is even able to unsult them without being interrupted, except for Nucky who should probably have chosen to be a bit more tactical here, similar to rothstein, seeing who is behind gyp.
I love how Rothstein smiles in the background as Rosetti goes off on everyone and betrays his hand to all in the room. Rothstein was a gambler and he was just sitting back watching Rosetti show all his tells.
You are clever.
It was hilarious watching him smile the whole time
Rothstein was that, aside from a little weasel with a good poker face.
@@mauricio460 A little weasel, eh? Wassamata you, Gyp? The real Rothstein was a hell of a fixer and businessman, until his gambling addiction took him down.
Great scene. I saw outtakes of this and the actors claimed Cannavale ad libbed most of this and none of them knew what he was going to say that's why their reactions are so real and funny.
I can only imagine how hard it would have been to keep a straight face through all that. 😂👍
Where did you find those outtakes? I want to see them too!
Is that he says Amigoo? Surely he ment amigo
@@barrycorletto4711 'Amico' Italian for 'friend'. Sounds really similar to the Spanish 'amigo'.
@@2016TC still not amicoo
The fact that this masterpiece of a show got rushed to cancellation is an insult to the brilliance of these actors, i miss this show and Gyp!!
Oh serious is that what they done I swear every good show gets ruined by greedy and inpatient huggers ups nearly every single one even the show Rome was buried by season 2.
His description of everyone is on point lol. Breadstick in a bowtie, short pants, the dentist with ether. I love this scene
This never gets old, one of the best scenes ever. These are prime actors.
I dont know how everybody didn't lose it after the shortpants line.
Lol. Hilarious
"Creeping around like a fucking dentist" made me laugh out loud
He might save said "Creeping around like a fucking Mortician".
I did lose it amigo lol
This scene probably had at least 10 takes
That Rothstein grin was behind a thousand murders.
They just dont write dialogue like this anymore. Thank you David Chase.
All the racial slurs ? Yeah good luck with today ...
@@july9566 go cry about it.
Meyer Lansky: "Hey, I got off pretty easy!"
+Snow8Man975 Remus didn't get dissed at all.
+MobKnowledge that's because he is fucking serial killer.
When he said he'd stick it only half way in he was referring to sticking his penis only halfway into Meyer's ass... not a knife.
For some people, it's common knowledge that there are super ultra-orthodox religious jewish sects wherein it is believed that they have sex in ridiculously modest ways (including having sex through a hole in the bed sheets). Thus, it's making fun of Jews (obviously, they're not all going to be that hyper-religious).
Simpson reference
Rothstein's creepy smile at 1:52 is so awesome. He's gotta be thinking, "We'll see who's laughing when I'm done with you."
One of the best scenes in television history. Everyone finally got to see how good Bobby Cannavale truly is
Rosetti was a brilliant and much needed addition to the show. All he needed was three minutes
"I got money, you got booze. What can be simpler than that?"
Business is business.
Breadstick in a bow tie. LOL
I lost it 🤣😂😂😂
Poetic!
hahahahahah!! laughed my ass off when he said that! XD
@sneksnekitsasnek hard to take rosetti serious after his first scene.
‘I NEED 500 cases of RUM!’ 😂😂
Throughout all of Boardwalk Empire, no one even once said, "Myah, see?". I feel cheated.
I love Charlie’s face at 1:43 you can totally tell he’s like “ oh fuck here we go” even Myers stopped smoking for a second and gave gyp that look. You can also see the pure rage in Charlie’s face after he’s called short pants.
That, "Breadstick in a bow tie " line gets me every time! 😂😂😂
Miss Boardwalk
"I got money, you got booze, what could be simpler than that?"
-Buddha on simplicity
Lmao when he went at Rothstein, laughed my ass off
Rosetti did a great job roasting the most powerful gangsters in America.
Damn... Me too... lol... I think even the Rothstein was about to laugh lol
Rothstein was hilarious in the scene when Gyp was going on with the name calling
+OfficialDJCreep: Why did you repeat yourself ? Please explain...
AR was holding it in xD
"Alright. As a gesture of goodwill, Gyp will get 500 cases of rum tonight. But from then on, all orders go through Mr Rothstein." - Nucky Thompson.
And there'd be no Season 3.
Actually Nucky did float him one last order and a night of laviah guest rights in AC and it STILL wasn't enough to satisfy Gyp.
Yea after this meeting that def wouldn't have been enough for gyp once he feels slighted he not gona let it go
“Nobody here can take a joke” aka “I tried to intimidate but failed so uh…. I was just foolin’ around guys”
They drinking too much of the supply.
The rothstein crack was spot on
Dentist with the ether..lol
Pat Gogan i didn't understand that part about ether.. can you explain me please
Diego in those days dentists and other physicians would give ether or painkiller to their patients he's basically calling Rothstein a creep lol
Creeping around like a fuckin dentist with ether
@@diegosalgueirocastillo2700 I always thought he was referring to the fact that Rothstein knew about this deal, but didn't say anything of it. Hence creepin' around lol
Wonder how many people in history have ever called Luciano 'shortpants'.
Rohit Gupta Luciano was a very dangerous man,but Al was dangerous and smart,payed those that could help him and killed those that wouldn't ! This was his advantage over most,and ultimately his rise to power.
I wonder how many people called anybody “shortpants”
+Jonathan Hohensee: I’m sure with a name like “Jonathan Hohensee” you get called “shortpants” quite often.
I'm wearing shortpants as I read this.
Way late but...this never actually happened. So, there's that.
The look on Luciano's face when he was called short pants and told to go sit in the corner. Omg. 🤣😅🤣
I like that he went round the table with his insults. Very thorough.
idk why but I love re-watching this scene
Gyp’s insults were spot-on. The way he described Rothstein and Nucky was hilarious
One of the all time greatest rants in television - I swear Luciano almost breaks into laughter
Whoever wrote his lines of customized insults, is the real deal.
Lookin up n shit 😂
The guy who plays Rossetti is perfectly cast. He plays that's menacing, psyco role so well.
1:53 that made Luciano furious lol
1:53 look at Luciano's face and how his shoulders move. He was really anxious.
@@don_dombalak The fact that this dude shit on the future most powerful mafia boss in history is fucking hilarious
Lyg3rBurg3rz why because something u see on tv idiot
Me and my friends would replay this scene over and over laughing our asses off. Such a great scene, wish Gyp was on it longer.
He was great. But Gyp was too much a loose cannon to have lasted much more. He had no filters whatsoever, and was uncontrollably violent.
Awesome scene
Robert Cannavale absolutely killed this role. He played him so well that you believe he was only born to play Gyp Rosetti. He made us absolutely despise everything about him. His short fuse also had us guessing what will he do next. But he also always made us laugh with his rants and insults.
The timing of the outside New Years audiences’ Ooooohs and laughs are another amazing little detail. Like they’re responding to Nucky’s sick burn, and laughing at Rosetti’s look of defeat, and then him facing the rest of the room with the laughter continuing, as if everybody seated there were silently all mentally laughing at his tantrum. He then tries to deescalate out of acceptance of defeat, and maybe of the irony of the situation, by saying “Nobody here can take a joke”. I’m a sucker for writing shit like this.
Yeah, the shot of him getting stared down HARD by every damn person in the room is so good. Really just perfect, like his own mental soundtrack cracking at the seams as he realizes he's the joke.
I love how Rothstein is smiling when Gyp starts going off.
Man this scene is electric.
Animal "Breadstick in a bowtie" Blundetto
I love how Rothstein just sits there like a smug dentist with the ether after the insult.
"We're gettin' real friendly. Promised this Yid I'd stick it only halfway in."
+harshlight7 Lol, talking about Meyer Lansky like that.... who would go on to become one of the richest gangsters, and then losing 90% of his wealth due to the Cuban revolution.
+Nino Gaggi LANSKY SPENT HIS LAST YEARS TRYING TO MOVE TO ISRAEL BUT HE WASNT WANTED THERE.LUCIANO WAS KILLED BY THE MOB IN ITALY FOR HAVING A BOOK WRITTEN ON HIS LIFE.
lucky died of a heart attack..
cmsmhmwm that was no heart attack
cmsmhmwm Gigi died taking a shit!
So, in order, these are the people Gyp insulted in this scene:
The gangster responsible for the deaths of Big Jim Colosimo and later Dean O'Bannion.
The most powerful and notorious criminal kingpin in New York and thus the nation.
His protege, the future founder of the Mafia as we know it and arguably the most powerful crime boss in American history.
The politically connected boss of Atlantic City.
His top enforcer, a former IRA assassin.
Wonder why Gyp doesn't make it out of the season alive? Wonder no more.
mst3KGf GOOD ANALOGY
And Daredevil lol
@@jarlaxledaerthe4045 I. Am. NOT. TIRED!
@@SamWilson801 Daredevil gets murked by Massina's men
@@tmcfootball96 you mean Masseria?
You must be tired Mr Rossetti, you know the wine makes you emotional.
Arguably one of the best shows ever.
"why don't you go sit in the corner short pants"
@nickys34 What?
@nickys34 Are you kidding? NYC and Hollywood were both chock full of commies in the 20s and 30s. At one point every script for every Broadway musical had to be vetted with a guy who reported direct to the Kremlin or else they'd use their pull with the unions to shut down production. Scripts for movies, musicals, and stage were written by card-carrying CPUSA members like Dashiell Hammett, Lillian Hellman, and Arthur Miller.
Bruce Tucker commie doesn’t equal liberal you fucking moron
@@Xxrocknrollgod No, it equals jew.
@@brucetucker4847 You're a moron, Bruce.
"Creeping like a dentist with the either" greatest line ever!
ether
"a breadstick in a bowtie" The best insult.
The episodes with Rosetti were the peaks of Boardwalk empire Mr Rosetti gave us a life time performance there, he gave it all
Rosetti ends up in a war with pretty much everyone in the room.
''Look,another mummy!'' LOL!
He flamed the whole room 😂😂 I know they had to shoot this a couple times. They were literally smiling trying to hold in laughter.
The 3d season was the best. Hands down.
can you imagine that? you watch season 3 and one week later you're in jail?
Season 2 was the best closely followed by season 3 in my opinion
@@deathrager2404 Can you imagine that?
By far the most violent
ABSOLUTELY
My opinion this is the best season from entire boardwalk empire
I THINK SO ALSO.
Oh most definitely...he makes it
@@kevarsa I don't know if it's the best but he's definitely the best part of it!
Definitely. The last episode of that season was also the greatest from the entire show
Sadly this show fell off after this season.