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>We never had this kind of a problem when Nixon was around.
>Nixon? Nixon? Forget about Nixon. Nixon.
>We had respect all over the world.
>We stood for something.
>We had law and order in the street.
>We had a little different story.
>Too bad he wasn’t Sicilian.
>He was Sicilian.

This is without a doubt, the best mob film ever produced simply for this scene alone.
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>>223918853
Michael Madsen is a bit shit in this movie. Not sure if he was going through something but his acting is awful
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>>223918882
Not his best role, but I do like it when he punched what's his face for talking too much.
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Fun fact, Tony Lip who played Philly Lucky also played Carmine Lupertazzi Sr. in The Sopranos.
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>>223918853
Ah, you’re quoting Donnie Brasco. The joke is that Lefty says “Too bad he wasn’t Sicilian,” and Donnie corrects him: “He was Sicilian.” But they mean Nixon’s family ancestry, not that Nixon himself was born in Sicily—and the correction is part of the film’s dialogue, not an accurate claim about his heritage.
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>>223919016
>Lefty says “Too bad he wasn’t Sicilian,” and Donnie corrects him: “He was Sicilian.”
No Lefty said he was Sicilian.
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Ayyye forgedddiboudit
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>>223919467
YOU WON'T SEE ME TOMORROW!

CAUSE WISE GUYS DON'T WORK ON MOTHER'S DAY!



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