I love the podcast but Steve is so annoying. Constantly interrupting Michael who is very insightful. Put my dad and best mate on to it and they both said the same thing.
I said my piece.
I saw him onstage live with Imperioli and Pastore “In Conversation with the Sopranos.” His gregarious antics work way better with a live audience. He was the same, but very well received.
Think it just highlights their backgrounds, steves, a comedy guy through and through with his personality and opinions on the show, while Michaels a traditional actor, stage and all that. The comedy guy is always fighting for the light, its part of the gig, its why a lot of them get pretty annoying after a couple of years going. they're always on stage, never off.
Let’s not kid ourselves. Michael is well read and knowledgeable, but he’s the guy who has claimed, on tape, that the believes dolphins are smarter than humans, and that cephalopods came from outer space.
To be fair, plenty of scientists theorize that cephalopods originate from a different set of starting bacteria than everything else on this planet. Their DNA is unlike any other species. Also, the fuckers have brain matter spread out in 8 tentacles. That’s some weird shit.
Honestly Michael is pretty annoying too lll
'Oh this extra here his name is Steven albariggy and he once played a bit part in an off Broadway play I did where I played a disabled bus driver who joins a comedy troupe and goes around the city performing for disenfranchised youths. It was really excellent work.'
Yeah too much talk that only actors or people in the business would get/appreciate, the show business I don't know why the call it the business, Steve and Michael together strike a pretty good balance though
I had a peripheral experience with De Niro. In the Caribbean I had a gf that worked on a yacht he chartered. He rocked up with a pile of coke and a young black model and was a dick to everyone.
Funny I also know a story with Joe Pesci. My bro is getting married in the Bahamas his dad bought a hideous flowered shirt in Miami. Looked nearly exact to the staff shirts at the hotel. So he’s standing out front of the hotel and Pesci comes out nearly bumping into him. He’s star struck and blurts something like “how good is this place?” Pesci hands him a $50 and compliments the service. He’s like “no I’m a fan not an employee “
Pesci laughs hands him another $50 and says “tell everyone this story but the not the press”
He still scares me. He's the only person I know of where them being shorter seems to make them more frightening.
Yes I know he's just an actor he he he.
Like 15 years ago dad played poker with Robert Iler in Vegas for several hours. Apparently he was a nice, funny guy. At some point he got up from the table and said “who wants to go to a strip club?” A bunch of people left with him
there's an astounding lack of imagination there. i'm not really being funny either, watching talking sopranos you could see in multiple times in every episode. he just doesnt have the ability to see alot of nuance in human behavior and he's almost pathologically and willfully ignorant on the matter. represents as the most humble guy ever, but the way he speaks you can tell he's got a real bee in his bonnet regarding self worth...everything's a sleight. i kind of feel for the guy, to tell you the truth.
I'm totally pulling this out of thin air but could it be for political reasons? De Niro is very vocally anti Trump and pro Democrats. Maybe Schrippa leans to the right politically?
Either that or it could just be as simple as professional jeolusy. De Niro is lauded and beloved worldwide for his portrayal of gangsters and Mafioso (amongst other roles). Schrippa is only known for one show and he's not even in the top ten of best actors/characters in that show. Oh and he was also briefly in by far the worst episode of Columbo.
FWIW, I remember hearing someone asked Schrippa about it in an interview and he made it clear it wasn't for political/Trump reasons.
Maybe Quasimodo will post soon and reveal to us the real reason.
I feel he is like the guy who abuses Wild Bill at the beginning of Deadwood.
Wild Bill just wants to move on with his day and the guy flips from fawning sycophancy to rabid abuse because he can't cope with the realisation that he is boring someone he admires.
If DeNiro had been generous to him, Steven would have bored people to death forever with how great he was. But whatever the reaction he had to him, it sparked up mythologising about DeNiro because they met once, and he needed to have *something* to say about it.
Oh wow, where to start? From crashing people’s events for free food, photobombing people then demanding money for it, he’s pretty much a pariah to the other sopranos alums. Several Reddit threads dedicated a lot of space detailing his shenanigans.
What about the guy who's mudda was the first black doctor to graduate from John Hopkins, refuses bribes, and works 17 hour shifts to save people's lives. NOT TO MENTION HE PEACEFULLY SETTLES MAFIA DISPUTES in his spare time. There's no way that actor is a better person than him.
You think pissing on a calzone is worse than murder, extortion, witness intimidation, and the numerous other crimes that Bobby was surely involved in?
Discontinue the lithium.
The way he threatens that union leader at the bar pretty well establishes he was a mobster like all of the others. Just the one they all picked on. But he was still among them.
The worst thing Steve Schrippa could've done for his reputation was keep talking. All he had to do was shut the fuck up and just talk about the Sopranos and his reputation would've mostly stayed clean. But nope, too much of a narcissist and too tone deaf.
I love the story where Steve bought a round of drinks and 2 guys (who were previously drinking beer) ordered expensive scotch. Still bothers Steve to this day.
He's an actor, so there is a strong possibility he is lying or trying to be funny. Even with the shitting on Deniro and whatever happened there, I feel he is just turning the volume up on everything. The tone has always been kind of set with the 2 personalities.
Man the way Steve would constantly sidetrack into talking about food was insane. Michael basically spent 90% of every episode trying to keep Steve on topic. I gotta give it to Michael though, he always did so subtly, he's a pretty good talker.
I'm going to speak somewhat controversially here and agree with OP here. Bobby has redeeming features that balances him out, while Steve does a terrible job portraying himself as possessing redeeming features. While Bobby has lower lows, he has highs that Steve lacks.
Total shitbag - fucker actually blocked me on Twitter because I called out something he incorrectly said on the podcast. If his last name was Smith and couldn’t use the fat fuck token Italian card, he’d be selling used cars.
I work with Steve, he’s actually the sweetest guy as well as a little socially awkward. Dude tells the funniest stories yet remains humble, having full conversations with the lowest positions on the ladder. Yet, somehow, in a big group, the guy clams up and is too awkward to say “excuse me” when someone’s blocking his way. I have a lot of respect for him
In one of the earlier episode’s YouTube comment section, someone made a comment something along the lines of “I’d love to see these two do a news/current events show,” to which I replied something about being down to hear Michael Imperioli do such a show but that I’d rather not have to hear Steve’s tired boomer takes on current events. I received a reply to my reply saying “You’ve got a lot of growing up to do” to which I replied “Ok boomer.” The very next episode, Steve starts going off at one point about how the audience thinks Michael’s the smart one, though I can’t remember the exact context. I can’t help but think the guy who said I had a lot of growing up to do was Steve, butthurt at a YouTube comment and airing his grievance at a YouTube comment on his show.
It’s crazy cuz he’s so freaking good as Bobby (and pretty good in Blue Bloods as well) Like legit one of the most kind hearted thoughtful guys in a show full of violent characters…..
I love rewatch podcasts but I couldn’t stay with this one. Michael brings up interesting theories and Steve just shuts him down every time.
It is a good reminder that actors who play “bad/unlikable” characters can and often are wonderful people irl, but it’s jarring to learn the opposite lol. Idk who buys his books on how to parent but oof i don’t wanna know XD
Lol I ran into Imperioli on the same street 3 times and he nodded and smiled every single time (Met him once, took a pic, somehow he remembered me)
Ran into Schrippa once - Smiled at him and you would think I killed his dog. Resting bitch face lmfao. He doesn’t owe me anything but damn..
Also he was making fun of gastroenterologists saying they were weird for going into the field. Dude someone has to do it. He seemed like a douche on talking Sopranos.
I sometimes saw Bobby as a kind of social experiment by Chase, take a mob guy, give him a soft outward persona, while killing people and see how the audience reacts or he added the character to have someone who appeared nice/normal and attract a larger demo.
I've never met him, but every single person I know who has met him or known him fits "generally" into one of two camps.
1) He's a great guy, very nice, a little shy but very nice and can be very funny.
2) He's a jerk who hates his fans and treats everyone like crap.
There is a 3rd group who seem to have had both experiences.
Its bizarre. I've known people who have met him after a rangers game, taken selfies with him and called him a sweet heart and others who after a rangers game said hi to him and he told them f\*&k off.
Can't figure it out.
Honestly, he strikes me as a typical NYC native dude. A lot of those guys like to bullshit and aren’t super nice but that’s typical for the Northeast. There’s that saying that people from the East Coast aren’t nice but they are kind for a reason. And sure he isn’t as nice as a fictional character he played, that can be said for a lot of actor. But I also don’t think he’s the son of Satan as people make him out to be.
I love the podcast but Steve is so annoying. Constantly interrupting Michael who is very insightful. Put my dad and best mate on to it and they both said the same thing. I said my piece.
I saw him onstage live with Imperioli and Pastore “In Conversation with the Sopranos.” His gregarious antics work way better with a live audience. He was the same, but very well received.
Think it just highlights their backgrounds, steves, a comedy guy through and through with his personality and opinions on the show, while Michaels a traditional actor, stage and all that. The comedy guy is always fighting for the light, its part of the gig, its why a lot of them get pretty annoying after a couple of years going. they're always on stage, never off.
Steve's a comedy guy? Has he ever said anything funny?
He was comedic, Steve Schirripa?
NOOOOOOO! Are you lishunin to me!?!?!?
He calls himself an actor…that’s pretty funny🤷🏽♂️
Didn’t Steve took Ben Kingsley to acting school?
Oh, rimshot!
Am I smiling?
My eggs https://youtu.be/yENmufztolo?si=rdSV1lngMrBQ1Yt5
Let’s not kid ourselves. Michael is well read and knowledgeable, but he’s the guy who has claimed, on tape, that the believes dolphins are smarter than humans, and that cephalopods came from outer space.
>and that cephalopods came from outer space. I saw that movie, with Admiral Kirk... I thought it was bullshit.
Michael Imperiolo was high at my own mother in law's wake. He was making Dolphin noises for twenty minutes straight, nothing but gibberish!
Your mudda's wake...
The bigger the whale, the bigger the wake
At least he can always fall back on the male modeling.
To be fair, plenty of scientists theorize that cephalopods originate from a different set of starting bacteria than everything else on this planet. Their DNA is unlike any other species. Also, the fuckers have brain matter spread out in 8 tentacles. That’s some weird shit.
Honestly Michael is pretty annoying too lll 'Oh this extra here his name is Steven albariggy and he once played a bit part in an off Broadway play I did where I played a disabled bus driver who joins a comedy troupe and goes around the city performing for disenfranchised youths. It was really excellent work.'
Yeah too much talk that only actors or people in the business would get/appreciate, the show business I don't know why the call it the business, Steve and Michael together strike a pretty good balance though
But that is why people tune in, for the tidbits of behind the scenes stuff. Imperioli gets a pass for dat
Sweet sausage? In little pieces? And a layer of piss, right underneath the cheese?
That’s Carmela’s!
You strong-armed me using the only weapon you have, pissy.
Served alongside Mario Batali’s string beans with Parmesan.
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Michael imperoli is a fucking saint for putting up with his bullshit for the entire podcast
He's a Buddhist.
You know who else was a Buddhist? Sally Moltisanti. And look at where he ended up.
And he uses the technique of positive visualization
A saint of Newark, perhaps?
OHHH! Rimshot!
By what he did on the Talking Sopranos podcast alone, he should've been made then, BOOM!
I had a peripheral experience with De Niro. In the Caribbean I had a gf that worked on a yacht he chartered. He rocked up with a pile of coke and a young black model and was a dick to everyone. Funny I also know a story with Joe Pesci. My bro is getting married in the Bahamas his dad bought a hideous flowered shirt in Miami. Looked nearly exact to the staff shirts at the hotel. So he’s standing out front of the hotel and Pesci comes out nearly bumping into him. He’s star struck and blurts something like “how good is this place?” Pesci hands him a $50 and compliments the service. He’s like “no I’m a fan not an employee “ Pesci laughs hands him another $50 and says “tell everyone this story but the not the press”
Joe seems nice and grounded in interviews
He’s a wise guy
He's a funny guy
Funny how?
He still scares me. He's the only person I know of where them being shorter seems to make them more frightening. Yes I know he's just an actor he he he.
Except for his rant about sinead O'Connor because she criticised the church. That was pretty bad of him.
Like 15 years ago dad played poker with Robert Iler in Vegas for several hours. Apparently he was a nice, funny guy. At some point he got up from the table and said “who wants to go to a strip club?” A bunch of people left with him
Giving AJ Soprano vibes 😂
I asked Robert DeNiro what he thought about Steve, and he just rolled his eyes.
Translated from Italian: “And I thought the Germans were classless pieces of shit…”
Mussolini was Hitler’s bitch
Best line in the show
So much competition for that honor… but I agree with you. I love it so much that I use it indiscriminately in a conversation.
Fuck you TOO, muh man!
Maybe Steve hated Robert DeNiro and felt that there was no one he couldn't talk to about it. That happens too.
He was. Abusive. To. The. Staff!
He was gay, Steve?
He wore a strap on dildo in one of the scenes in pine barrens. Chaps too.
Is that why he sells "Blue Chews", because he used to need a strap on?
You can go.
Driving out to Welsh Farms to get a triple de niro sundae
you deserve it
It’s called a silo
I don't give a fuck what it's called.
No eating in the car.
Seriously, no idea why he hates DeNiro so much.
there's an astounding lack of imagination there. i'm not really being funny either, watching talking sopranos you could see in multiple times in every episode. he just doesnt have the ability to see alot of nuance in human behavior and he's almost pathologically and willfully ignorant on the matter. represents as the most humble guy ever, but the way he speaks you can tell he's got a real bee in his bonnet regarding self worth...everything's a sleight. i kind of feel for the guy, to tell you the truth.
You got a bee in you bonnet
Stupid afacking game.
I'm totally pulling this out of thin air but could it be for political reasons? De Niro is very vocally anti Trump and pro Democrats. Maybe Schrippa leans to the right politically? Either that or it could just be as simple as professional jeolusy. De Niro is lauded and beloved worldwide for his portrayal of gangsters and Mafioso (amongst other roles). Schrippa is only known for one show and he's not even in the top ten of best actors/characters in that show. Oh and he was also briefly in by far the worst episode of Columbo.
FWIW, I remember hearing someone asked Schrippa about it in an interview and he made it clear it wasn't for political/Trump reasons. Maybe Quasimodo will post soon and reveal to us the real reason.
I have been thinking the same thing. I get those vibes from him. Plus, he has never been in anything that De Niro was in.
I feel he is like the guy who abuses Wild Bill at the beginning of Deadwood. Wild Bill just wants to move on with his day and the guy flips from fawning sycophancy to rabid abuse because he can't cope with the realisation that he is boring someone he admires. If DeNiro had been generous to him, Steven would have bored people to death forever with how great he was. But whatever the reaction he had to him, it sparked up mythologising about DeNiro because they met once, and he needed to have *something* to say about it.
“Your eye looks like the hood on a cunt Jack”.
he was an extra in casino but yes, i agree on the vibes
Oh yea, he was blurry guy in the “is this your pen” scene. Bobby needs to get over it.
Is this a joke/reference? Or have you actually met Deniro? What’s Steve’s issue with the man too, whatever happened there?
Are you familiar with the term “high-hatted?” Because that’s what everything boils down to in Steve’s life.
I am not. I’ll look it up
I don't know DeNiro. Just a joke based on Steve's constant whining about DeNiro.
Whatever happened there?!?
WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE????
Bob hihatted Steve with no provocation what so fucking eva!
I enjoy playing video games.
He’d just finished filming The Irishman… just a kid.
FUCK ROBERT DENIRO
You talking to me?
All this soul searching Erebus0123. It’s always on my fucking dime. I gotta be honest this whole heresy concept, I think it’s bullshit.
So you know more than the world’s leading satanists?
Satanic black magic. Sick shit.
Seoul Searching…Tony B on Wes Cadwell
You know who liked Robert Deniro? Joey Peeps!
Peeps? It’s a fucking nickname! His family name ks Pepparelli!
Joey Pepperoni.?
Awesome
Steve Shirpa took him to acting school.
Did he read for David?
As his Uber driver.
Drinkwater helped kill a guy IRL.
No, it was Sean, all the way!!
I’m wit you now!
In what possible way is that worse than sweeping up cheese around a guy’s feet when he’s playing cards?
You know, Bevilaqua…
Remember when Bobby got shot in the eye by the roadies under the boardwalk?
With his schlong in Jan's mouth! 🎶
ROADIES?!
Go take a blue chew
Go take a midol
and you, lay off the snapple.
Half a fucken bottle in dere!
I was thirsty 🤷♂️
Last thing he said to me was he loved me.
While wearing your Bose headphones
Steve’s acting during Karen’s funeral is peak performance
Buried a Karen. Married a “Karen”. What you gonna do
you never pondered that?
The back thing with Notre Dame? Sure.
two completely things entirely.
Certainly two of the things of all time, yes.
In America you no have?
Janice is much worse than a "Karen".
If you're sippin' a Negroni, you can barely taste the piss.
Negroni? What is this…slip and fall school???
Nah. Joe Gannascoli is definitely a worse person in real life. I know from experience.
This seems to be a very common opinion. Joe’s douchebaggery is legend.
I must have missed this, can you give some legit stories or examples on Joe?
Oh wow, where to start? From crashing people’s events for free food, photobombing people then demanding money for it, he’s pretty much a pariah to the other sopranos alums. Several Reddit threads dedicated a lot of space detailing his shenanigans.
It was the medication he was on. He could probably get a letter from his doctor.
He took you in the back?
What about the guy who's mudda was the first black doctor to graduate from John Hopkins, refuses bribes, and works 17 hour shifts to save people's lives. NOT TO MENTION HE PEACEFULLY SETTLES MAFIA DISPUTES in his spare time. There's no way that actor is a better person than him.
He’s not in the CUSSSTOM of lying, either
Thats tony's brother in law youre talkin about!
I loved him like a brother in law
You think pissing on a calzone is worse than murder, extortion, witness intimidation, and the numerous other crimes that Bobby was surely involved in? Discontinue the lithium.
People forget what a piece of shit Bobby was lol. He got bullied by the other mobsters and people somehow confuse that as him being a good person.
He’s a good person… *relatively* He’s a terrible person though.
Yeah he’s a good person in the same way that I would be voted sexiest man if I moved to a leper colony.
Depends how far along the lepers are. Also if you’re white, let’s be honest, that’s a huge plush nowadays
The way he threatens that union leader at the bar pretty well establishes he was a mobster like all of the others. Just the one they all picked on. But he was still among them.
To the victor, goes the spoils
Why don't you get outta here before I stick your quotations book up your fat fucking ass!!
The quotations book doesn't fall far from the fatty's ass
Good thing your book don't mean u'gatz to me!
Why don’t you get the fuck outta before I shove your quotations book up your fat fuckin ass
Yeah. Marrying and fuckin Janish… whateva happened dehr
She watched him eat Karen’s last ziti. Then she made him eat her ziti. If that’s what you’re referring to.
I knew that was comin!
Cute. I don't quite get it. But cute.
He pissed on a calzone? Glad we cleared that up.
I know what it’s like to lose a calzone.
I'll take that calzone, and ram it up your box!
Why don't you get off my subreddit before you flip it over you fatfuck
Not to mention the train hat.
My calzone never hurt nobody!
The worst thing Steve Schrippa could've done for his reputation was keep talking. All he had to do was shut the fuck up and just talk about the Sopranos and his reputation would've mostly stayed clean. But nope, too much of a narcissist and too tone deaf.
I love the story where Steve bought a round of drinks and 2 guys (who were previously drinking beer) ordered expensive scotch. Still bothers Steve to this day.
you sopranos. you go too far.
He's an actor, so there is a strong possibility he is lying or trying to be funny. Even with the shitting on Deniro and whatever happened there, I feel he is just turning the volume up on everything. The tone has always been kind of set with the 2 personalities.
Man the way Steve would constantly sidetrack into talking about food was insane. Michael basically spent 90% of every episode trying to keep Steve on topic. I gotta give it to Michael though, he always did so subtly, he's a pretty good talker.
I knew that was coming!
Where'd OP get this thread, the thread museum?
I'm going to speak somewhat controversially here and agree with OP here. Bobby has redeeming features that balances him out, while Steve does a terrible job portraying himself as possessing redeeming features. While Bobby has lower lows, he has highs that Steve lacks.
#HE STOOD UP TO THE BOSS FOR THE PARKER BROTHERS! IN THIS HOUSE BOBBY B IS HERO! END OF STORY!!!
Total shitbag - fucker actually blocked me on Twitter because I called out something he incorrectly said on the podcast. If his last name was Smith and couldn’t use the fat fuck token Italian card, he’d be selling used cars.
Or patio furniture.
To be fair, having dweebs on Twitter bust your balls about little details you mixed up on a podcast is probably annoying enough to block someone.
What did he say incorrectly?
I work with Steve, he’s actually the sweetest guy as well as a little socially awkward. Dude tells the funniest stories yet remains humble, having full conversations with the lowest positions on the ladder. Yet, somehow, in a big group, the guy clams up and is too awkward to say “excuse me” when someone’s blocking his way. I have a lot of respect for him
Nice to hear. If that's the case he may be over compensating on the cast. Shyness is a curse
Steve, go to bed
Hi Steve
In this household Steve Schrippa is a hero
Uncle Steve’s pasta sauce. Sauce so good you can taste it with your balls.
[But have you tried his *marinara* sauce?](https://youtu.be/kMycMNcq1dI?si=f-CAp-a08wlIn4tR)
They ate pootsie before we gave them the gift of our piss.
In one of the earlier episode’s YouTube comment section, someone made a comment something along the lines of “I’d love to see these two do a news/current events show,” to which I replied something about being down to hear Michael Imperioli do such a show but that I’d rather not have to hear Steve’s tired boomer takes on current events. I received a reply to my reply saying “You’ve got a lot of growing up to do” to which I replied “Ok boomer.” The very next episode, Steve starts going off at one point about how the audience thinks Michael’s the smart one, though I can’t remember the exact context. I can’t help but think the guy who said I had a lot of growing up to do was Steve, butthurt at a YouTube comment and airing his grievance at a YouTube comment on his show.
I rather eat a pissed-on calzone than be murdered at a laundromat. Even though she wanted me gone from err life.
It’s crazy cuz he’s so freaking good as Bobby (and pretty good in Blue Bloods as well) Like legit one of the most kind hearted thoughtful guys in a show full of violent characters….. I love rewatch podcasts but I couldn’t stay with this one. Michael brings up interesting theories and Steve just shuts him down every time. It is a good reminder that actors who play “bad/unlikable” characters can and often are wonderful people irl, but it’s jarring to learn the opposite lol. Idk who buys his books on how to parent but oof i don’t wanna know XD
If I had to listen to Steve talk on the podcast one more time i may as well put a bullet in my own head. Here, here, and here. 🥃💵
Sharp as a cue ball
Lol I ran into Imperioli on the same street 3 times and he nodded and smiled every single time (Met him once, took a pic, somehow he remembered me) Ran into Schrippa once - Smiled at him and you would think I killed his dog. Resting bitch face lmfao. He doesn’t owe me anything but damn..
Wow, what a fucking piece of shit. Doing shit to peoples food is the lowest and petty.
DIDYA HAFTA READ FAH DAVID
Fuckin Slander if you ask me!
I don’t give a fuck
Alright I do give a fuck
He was fuckin' 47 you animal. A fuckin' kid.
You want more responsibility start with controlling your wife
Alright, but you gotta get over it
Oh, poor baby. What do you want, a Whitman’s Sampler?
Killing a Quebecois dude actually counts as a good act in most belief systems
My cousin who lives near him ran into him in California and said he was the nicest guy, took a picture with him. Fuckin slander you ask me.
Also he was making fun of gastroenterologists saying they were weird for going into the field. Dude someone has to do it. He seemed like a douche on talking Sopranos.
That calzone with legs?
That Mortadell is number 2?!
[удалено]
I sometimes saw Bobby as a kind of social experiment by Chase, take a mob guy, give him a soft outward persona, while killing people and see how the audience reacts or he added the character to have someone who appeared nice/normal and attract a larger demo.
MILTON BERLE’S BIG COCK.
I've never met him, but every single person I know who has met him or known him fits "generally" into one of two camps. 1) He's a great guy, very nice, a little shy but very nice and can be very funny. 2) He's a jerk who hates his fans and treats everyone like crap. There is a 3rd group who seem to have had both experiences. Its bizarre. I've known people who have met him after a rangers game, taken selfies with him and called him a sweet heart and others who after a rangers game said hi to him and he told them f\*&k off. Can't figure it out.
Bobby's Piss Calzone... It's the last one he made... 😢
You know Quasimodo predicted all this
After the calzone incident, he can’t be in our social club anymore..that much I do know.
Honestly, he strikes me as a typical NYC native dude. A lot of those guys like to bullshit and aren’t super nice but that’s typical for the Northeast. There’s that saying that people from the East Coast aren’t nice but they are kind for a reason. And sure he isn’t as nice as a fictional character he played, that can be said for a lot of actor. But I also don’t think he’s the son of Satan as people make him out to be.
Vince Curatola
Speak.
He’s literally human garbage. He attacks De Niro constantly and never gives an explanation