Love DeNiro! But my favorite was Al Capone in The Untouchables. Probably because I loved Sean Connery in that movie too. One of my favorites!
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who's the best criminal portrayed by Robert DeNiro???
Elwood70
Torn & Frayed.
It was a glorious time,and wiseguys were all over the place.
It was before Appalachian,and before Crazy Joe decided to take on a boss and start a war.
It was when I met the world
It was when I first met Jimmy Conway.....
He couldn't have been more than 28 or 29 at the time, but he was already a legend.
He'd walk in the door and everybody who worked the room just went wild.
He'd give the doorman a hundred just for opening the door.
He'd shove hundreds in the pockets of the dealers and all the guys that ran the games.
The bartender got a hundred just for keeping the ice cubes cold.
(Jimmy: The Irishman is here to take all you guinenas' money)
See,Jimmy was one of the most feared guys in the city. He was first locked up at eleven and he was doing hits for mob bosses when he was sixteen. See,hits never bothered Jimmy. It was business. But what Jimmy really loved to do,what he really loved to do was steal.I mean, he actually enjoyed it. Jimmy was the kind of guy who rooted for the bad guys in the movies.
(Jimmy: You might know who we are,but we KNOW who you are,you understand?)
He was one of the city's biggest hijackers of booze, Cigarettes.Razor blades. Shrimp and Lobsters. Shrimp and Lobsters were best. They went really fast.
And almost all of them were gimmies.I mean,they just gave it up,no problem. They called him Jimmy the Gent.
(Jimmy:Tommy,help the lady)
The drivers loved him. They used to tip him off about the really good loads.And of course, everybody got a piece......
It was before Appalachian,and before Crazy Joe decided to take on a boss and start a war.
It was when I met the world
It was when I first met Jimmy Conway.....
He couldn't have been more than 28 or 29 at the time, but he was already a legend.
He'd walk in the door and everybody who worked the room just went wild.
He'd give the doorman a hundred just for opening the door.
He'd shove hundreds in the pockets of the dealers and all the guys that ran the games.
The bartender got a hundred just for keeping the ice cubes cold.
(Jimmy: The Irishman is here to take all you guinenas' money)
See,Jimmy was one of the most feared guys in the city. He was first locked up at eleven and he was doing hits for mob bosses when he was sixteen. See,hits never bothered Jimmy. It was business. But what Jimmy really loved to do,what he really loved to do was steal.I mean, he actually enjoyed it. Jimmy was the kind of guy who rooted for the bad guys in the movies.
(Jimmy: You might know who we are,but we KNOW who you are,you understand?)
He was one of the city's biggest hijackers of booze, Cigarettes.Razor blades. Shrimp and Lobsters. Shrimp and Lobsters were best. They went really fast.
And almost all of them were gimmies.I mean,they just gave it up,no problem. They called him Jimmy the Gent.
(Jimmy:Tommy,help the lady)
The drivers loved him. They used to tip him off about the really good loads.And of course, everybody got a piece......
meesterperfect
Hiliary 2020
The best criminal?
Like his acting?
Or the worst criminal?
Like his acting?
Or the worst criminal?
Vito Corleone - The Godfather: Part II and Jimmy Conway - Goodfellas
GibbsGrad2002
Mr. Nice gallery
Vito Corleone - The Godfather: Part II
Deepcover
Closed Account
Sam Rothstein isn't really a criminal in Casino.
My fav is when DeNiro played Max Cady in Cape Fear. Saying all those biblical passages while being a sly creep at the same time.
""Should ZEALOUSLY represent his client within the bounds of the law. I find you guilty, counselor! Guilty of betrayin' your fellow man! Guilty of betrayin' your country and abrogatin' your oath! Guilty of judgin' me and sellin' me out! With the power vested in me by the kingdom of God, I sentence you to the Ninth Circle of Hell! Now you will learn about loss! Loss of freedom! Loss of humanity! Now you and I will truly be the same..."
"I am like God, and God like me. I am as large as God, He is as small as I. He cannot above me, nor I beneath Him be." Silesius, 17th Century.
Are those great lines or what.
Weren't they all pretty much the same character?
Heat and Cape Fear.
PirateKing
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Leaving out Max Cady? What's wrong wichoo? Get outta hee!
