The Irishman's Stephen Graham on Filming THAT Scene With Pacino And De Niro
We sat down with The Irishman’s Stephen Graham to dissect one of the film’s most iconic scenes. From fighting with Al Pacino to being asked to improvise by Martin Scorsese, listen to Stephen talk about what it was like to take on his dream role.
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This man frightened Al Pacino, and then got Robert De Niro to improv on his cue. That's talent.
Yeah, he's got balls. But those veteran actors recognise that and give him respect.
and you can see it on Al Pacino's face for a second.
To be fair, the guy responding with 'right down the middle, beautiful' steals the show if it's really not scripted. Great line, fits the character.
Lol, what.. I've read some meaningless shit in my time and this thread is up there.
@@emmashalliker6862 I wouldn’t call it meaningless. I think your being very crude and unforgiving of peoples interests and aspirations.
This guy doesn’t get the credit that he’s due he’s played so many different characters he will be a genuine legend by the time he’s done
As Al capone he was great in boardwalk empire
Gavin Foreman The movie’s name is “Snatch” I think.
Mike Golbdberg have you seen snatch? Where in that film is he a carer for anyone ?
Callum’s sister Amy You’re right. He isn’t a carer for anyone in that movie. I vaguely remember there was illegal fighting in that movie but it was a gipsy dude who wasn’t handicapped at all.
This guy should have played Jimmy Hoffa; he looks like Hoffa and his speech pattern is very distinct like Hoffa whereas Pacino sort of slurs everything. Pacino would have been great as Tony Pro who he looked like and spoke more like but I guess he had to have the bigger role...
There's a reason Graham keeps getting roles in films by major directors. He's one of the best British actors of his generation.
he truly is, cant wait for him to play a big villain like so many other legendary brits
one of the best actors of his generation
He’s one of the best actors of this generation period.. not just out of the UK crowd 👌👌👌 what a gem of an actor he is in every film or series i’ve seen him in
He's irish
Kristopher Watson - he’s scouse
He didn’t just master the accent, he captured the personality, the behaviour, the whole attitude, and he became that person - he literally morphed into that individual.
He was doing every accent at school was in same school I can hear scouse 😂but that's only coz we went thru skool together he's great actor always was
You mean morbed?
@@joan3338 --- No. I don't.
@@bubblegum1948 morb hater🤓
@@joan3338 --- Whatever weirdo.
"You people... Am I beneath you?" "Definitely" most badass line ever😂
I mean it's pretty racist, don't see how it's badass….
@@aubreygraham5821 You know what, I didn't think of it that way that's actually a really good point. I saw it more of a status thing based on his lateness and then he was racist on top of that to insult him. interesting
@@aubreygraham5821 It's both? Sort of like, I dont give a fuck that you know I'm racist?Hell you could even take it as if he's talking about him individually and not his race
If you are talking shit. Talk the shit
bawoman true but he’s trying to become president of a union mostly made up of Italian-Americans who were struggling in America in this time period
"Did you see that Marty, the kid frightened me, he frightened me!" That's such a Pacino line. That had to be one of the best feeling for Graham to hear one of his idols to speak of him like that.
Hooohaaah
@@mariolisa2832 💪💪💪💪💪🙏🙏
Uh...no.
It shows that carrying yourself with both respect and confidence can make great things happen. You need both, of course.
Stephen Graham is probably one of the most underrated actors in history. He doesn't get nearly enough recognition.
@@eightiesmusic1984 If you can explain why you believe that, I'd appreciate it.
I'm not a big movie/TV series kind of guy so my opinion doesn't mean anything, but everytime i've seen a clip with Graham in it he does an absolutely phenomenal job. I legitimately don't think i've ever seen him in a scene where he doesn't nail it
I'm not sure what you mean. The man's won multiple awards for his performances and has worked with some of the most prestigious directors and actors of our time.
shhhhhhhhh lower your fucking voice
Christ I hate the term underrated, the most overused and least understood word on KZhead, He started his career in TV and Movies in the same year, 1990, dude has won many awards stretching back to 2006, nominated for many more and is making and starring in many more movies and TV shows to which it's guaranteed he'll win more awards, that's not in any way, shape or form "underrated" Maybe back in the mid 90s you could come close to saying he was underrated but underrated today or even last year when you wrote that comment... nah not in the slightest.
Stephen Graham more than holds his own here with two Hollywood mythical titans. His accents is absolutely delicious. I can taste the NY water in that accent. The way he says "Florida." Beautiful.
"Mythical titans" lmao 🤣 sorry burst out laughing.
@@ciphermusic4259 Same! 🤣
He’s a damn good actor. I could have sworn that he was Italian.
I have to disagree. I could hear his Scouse accent a lot.
Yup when I first heard him speak it threw me for a loop
He plays a very similar character with a similar accent in Boardwalk Empire (he plays a young Capone) and I would never have guessed he was British. I also woulda swore he was Italian.
Me too, gave this movie a thumbs up.
A BROOKLYN NEW YORK ITALIAN FROM CARLO GAMBINOS OLD NEIGHBORHOOD
This guy is a legit talent. Haven't seen him in anything I didn't like.
Dawgs?
Agreed
Boardwalk empire....He killed!
Tony Wilt “You like daags?”
Somewhere already made the comment. Go figure. Late to the show, sorry everyone.
For me, being called “the kid” by Al Pacino would be highlight of my career
Billy Leotardo... forty-seven... he was a fvckin kid
Never seen a bad performance from Stephan Graham, but, for me, his role as Capone in boardwalk empire was incredible, literally stole the episodes, one of those roles where you couldn’t imagine any one else doing it better, national treasure if you ask me!
How the hell does this dude who naturally has a scouse accent talk in a New York accent?
C V it’s called talent
Its called being good at your job!
SOMEhow the Brits pull it off. How many American actors and actresses pull of a British accent?
Because anyone can do a new york accent. The other way around though? Impossible.
@Faze Ruggy Good comeback you cheeky bugger......👍
he killed it as al capone in boardwalk empire
Persia dude I thought this guy was Italian lol. He played Capone and provanzano so well and his accent is so convincing. Crazy.
Persia ..yes he did
did not know he did that, gonna have give that a look
Vagrant Odyssey i loved Boardwalk...kinda like the Sopranos where it drags at times but the action does get pretty intense...i dont think you be dissapointed...💯
Holy Shit ! An Englishman playing TONY PRO ? Great Job . How bout making SUNDAY SAUCE @ www.amazon.com/Sunday-Sauce-When-Italian-Americans-Cook/dp/1490991026 .
Not to diminish Graham's ability as an actor, his expression and his body language are excellent, but his particular talent for accents is incomparable. Truly in a league of his own.
There's also his talent for making scenes. It's a talent even rarer than the 3 you mentionned. You walk into a made up scene that's already been fabricated and you just have to follow the orders of the director. But you're skilled enough to override literally everyone else and make that scene YOURS. YOU change it. YOU decide what happens in that scene. For as long as Hollywood has been a thing, any actor that could do this went on to become an absolute acting monster. Denzel, Sam. L Jackson, McConaughey ... Masters of their craft.
The only accent I've seen him fail at was Welsh which shocked me as Scouser are normally good at Welsh because of their use of the "chh" sound in their own accent as well
@A-small-amount-of-peas yeah I don't think it's unfair to say modern Liverpudlian has been influenced by Welsh to a degree, possibly Irish too Perhaps Welsh is too close to Scouser that his brain just goes "Oh, Scouse, great!"
Deffo
Stephen Graham completely held his own with such heavyweight talent in that scene. He’s an absolutely amazing actor.
Actors are just people. Its not fucking rocket science especially when you dedicate your life to be good at something. I think people give actors a bit too much praise because they dont realize that everything in life is easy if you invest your time into being good at it. The problem is that many people have this cognitive block where they think they arent good and it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. Robert Deniro and Al Pacino arent special, they are just men. Marlon Brando essentially had a contempt for acting thinking it was the easiest thing in the world while also never bothering to learn his lines, Alfred Hitchcock said actors were like cattle and I think his meaning is that actors were interchangeable and expendable due to how many there were. Especially with film acting I mean you have how many takes to get things right, its nothing like theatre acting. Yeah they are good actors but theres no need to put these people on a pedestal.
Yeah 2 heavyweight old men who are professionals at being fake. Putting actors on pedestals 😆
@@krel3358Jesus christ dude calm down
I wasn’t expecting him to be British! That’s impressive, he nailed the NY/Italian accent
Gregg Paiva i couldn’t believe it when I just heard him open his mouth 😂
@UCqDp7yQOvU8-XH9OsmwmO3g no he's 100% English. The accent he's got is the "Scouse" accent from Liverpool.
Have you never seen boardwalk empire. He is an amazing actor. Want to see him in something gritty then watch series of this is england. Incredible actor
Ever seen Snatch?? That's Tommy, the "sidekick" of Jason Statham's character, "Turkish"
@@ledferrelin That's right!!! He played more of a wuss than a hardcore Wiseguy from the Big Apple.
To be a British actor sat in between 2 of the greatest old school Italian/American actors. He's a laakeeyy barrr-sted
lmao wheres that from
@Tony Goodwin The pitman Poet Poet Goodwin she's older than both of em
@@secretvanush what ?
@@secretvanush peaky blinders
@Gooders Pitman Why don't you learn from Stephen Graham and give them that respect. It'll make you a better person you know?
I love when actors refer to themselves when they actually wanna mean the character. '' Jimmy Hoffa come to me because he needs my endorsement. '' It shows how deep they were into their characters they mix it up.
Thank you Elon, very cool!
I've loved Stephen Graham since I saw him in Snatch back in the early 2000's. It's good to see great actors get the credit they deserve over their career. The guy is phenomenal in everything he's in.
I first saw him in Snatch and thought he was really from London. He’s a truly great British actor - I know someone who knew him down in London and said this guy was so humble and cool and clearly very observant when he was chilling in London. I really thought he was from London and yes now he plays tough guys mainly but Tommy in snatch is not tough until the end sort of…he’s a wannabe and he played it to the hilt.
For the rest of his career, he’ll be able to say that not only did he act with Al Pacino, but he also impressed Al Pacino, he frightened Al Pacino 😆 That’s awesome.
So Dope!!!
That’s a hell of a reputation right there. He should be proud
And De Niro, in the same scene!
I wonder if scorsese comes up with a movie with him in mind next time
how the hell can he change his accent like that, that's some kind of real life cheatcode
That's not a good New York accent
@@CoolioXXX52 Well his character isn't from New York.
kajcsapapa nah just a speech therapist accent expert and couple weeks practice is all
He’s played Americans for a long, long time. Besides, it’s easy for UK people to do an American accent, especially an old time mob guy. For some reason, even brilliant American actors can’t do a decent English accent
Ryan Herich It’s an old NY/NJ accent.
You can really see the shock in Pacinos face when he hits that ice cream lol So good man so good
Stephen Graham, a seriously underrated actor. Been in several roles with convincing American, Jamaican, and English accents. Always plays a good role.
He's so giddy talking about Pacino and De Niro it's adorable
I mean can you blame him? if you are fan of mafia movies (which he probably is) those 2 guys are like gods... and so is Scorsese
one of the best uk actors by far
you're so right
So diverse in his acting abilities
he deserves best supporting actor nomination but it's sad that pesci and pacino are locks and you can't have 3 noms from same movie
@@mukundmalpani9206 I personally thought Pacino over acted in some scenes, was a bit OTT at times but Pesci was brilliant and the best out of the whole bunch, Keitel, Deniro and Pacino also Graham, if you like Graham he's starred in some superb British TV programmes, series that he's superb in, you should check.them out, he doesn't just do movies
@@coolinism He over acts anywhere that's why he's Pacino. I kinda don't mind it.
And one day he will be calling them "the Kid"......This is a legendary actor already in my opinion. His acting ability in This is England and especially The Virtues blew me away Also love the fact that he is still so down to earth and stays grounded with people round about him. Stunning actor.
Imagine being in a Guy Richie movie by accident and then ending up in a movie with Deniro, Pacino and Scorsese as instructor. Well done kid!
Taxi for you sir, thanks sir I don't like your friend, but you wanna be in a movie. Lol
guy ritchie is an excellent director aswell when he really commits himself to it
Scarface calls you “The kid”, you’re the kid for life. G
Funnily enough Stephen Graham played Al "Scarface" Capone in Boardwalk Empire. Robert DeNiro also played Al "Scarface" Capone in The Untouchables, so you had 3 Scarfaces sitting at that table, two depicting the real Al "Scarface" Capone and one depicting a fictional Tony "Scarface" Montana. 3 Scarfaces, one table, pretty cool.
You can drop mics after that.
Lucas Stone Hell yea bro! I hadn’t made that connection 👊
Not g for white peoples we think you meant gees but didn’t spell the rest of the word 😂 you’re the kid for life gees. You see
Lucas Stone damn! Yeah you win
The really brilliant actor in this scene is the guy who says “Right in the middle! Beautiful!”
He was the guy who was killed for talking too much by Gip Rossetti in Broadwalk Empire.
Dude. Thank you! I knew him for something else
Tony Jack
@@Twi66e nope no you didnt shut your trap el stupido beepo beepie ??? 😝
I don't give a shit how many Oscars you have. You win once you get Al Pacino's approval.
When you're in a room with arguably the two greatest actors of all time and you not only hold your own. But, you improvise on the spot and are brave enough to act out of your skin. That tells me you deserve to be held in the same sentence. Stephen Graham, for me, could well be the best actor to ever come out of the UK.
Didn’t even know he was British. He does a great job at fitting into a role. Man deserves so much more visibility and fame. Cheers.
jyc313 Graham? Didnt ring any bells?
How did you not know he wqs British? Have you seriously never see snatch or this is England?
even in Boardwalk Empire people never realized he was British. He was also Sgt/Pvt Raney who instigated the NCO revolt against Cpt Sobel in Band of Brother
Yep he’s from here in Liverpool
Really.....the Beatles for instance, am Scousers
Their beef was one of my favorite parts of the movie
Stephen Graham is one hell of an actor. So adaptable. So able to inhabit a character. And ultimately, hugely watchable in anything he's in. Him and Toby Jones are British treasures.
@@eightiesmusic1984 The only way I think you could argue he 'seems similar' is that he brings intensity to many of his roles, and many of his roles are characters with depth, volatility, brooding. But I'm happy to be educated as to why British film fans are naive and easily impressed....
@@skiptracerbob For starters I would say it one of the main reason is that British film fans tend to be parochial in their tastes, not stepping outside English language films. There is a great reluctance to embrace subtitled films from abroad which means that so much compelling drama with high quality acting is missed, thus narrowing the frame of reference. There is a reason why the UK film industry is not very successful; there is little demand for its output beyond these shores.
@@eightiesmusic1984 I was more interested in hearing your opinion, as it seemed like you have a strong one when it comes to british film fans. I don't doubt many are parochial and reluctant to engage in the broad spectrum of filmmaking from across the world - and I could see why that opinion intersects with your poor opinion of Steven Graham - but I don't see why any of what you've said makes him any less of a fantastic, compelling actor. I would also say, don't confuse interest in someone's opinion with an unwillingness to educate themselves. On the contrary.
@@skiptracerbob Fair comment Bob, I stand corrected. I did hesitate with my opening observation and will amend it as it is not always clear what is meant by the comments of others below the line. I apologise and take on board your last comment too. I wish you all the best.
@@eightiesmusic1984 No probs! Always good to get someone else's perspective, especially when there is so much praise one way under the video :) all the best!
I remembered him immediately as SSgt Myron 'Mike' Ranney from Band of Brothers! I knew my annual rewatch of the series would pay off some day.
I love this guy. Followed him since “ This is England “.
His face reminds me of that movie right away :D He was great!
I remember him from Band of Brothers, never heard of This is England. Naturally it’s not on any of my streaming services.
i will always remember him as that neo nazi skinhead that beats up a jamaican skinhead.
Watch Snatch, way before This is England. Gotta be the first movie I've seen him on, cult classic movie.
I remember him from Snatch. He's a great actor
“It’s summer. It’s summer.” Pacino gives me chills.
I saw him once in a BBC production call The Good Cop. He played a local villain and he positively made my blood run cold. Then there was his performance as Combo in the This is England series, he went from racist thug to a man of redemption and finished off with being the victim of the same savage thuggery he employed in his first incarnation. A powerhouse performance if ever there was one.
Stephen Graham is one of the best actors. Anything he is in is brilliant.
an enlishman playing an italian role, while an italian playing a american irishman. wow, great acting.
De niro is irish
Kerem Dinleten Roberts father is Half Italian, half Irish and his mother is Jewish. Bobby is considered more of an Italian American because of his last name.
@@SuperAntonio1979 his mother isn’t Jewish at all
Beautiful😂
@@SuperAntonio1979 yeah his last name is Italian but he’s actually more Irish
“I’m not meeting with the little guy”
Pacino, Pesci, and Graham deserve all the awards. Deniro was good too, by default, lol.
Who? Tony? Which Tony?
@@MixSonaProductions They are all named Tony. What's with the italians? Cant they think of another name?
Shirley Toussaint totally agree, but it seems like De Niro won’t get his deserved recognition at the Oscars. They also have two big supporting actors so Stephen Graham wouldn’t make it in. But he definitely deserves to.
@@alejandroramirezavendano43 Fat Tony not Skinny Tony
He's just played a prison officer opposite Sean Bean in Time on BBC iPlayer - fuckin' amazin'
was looking for someone saying this, he’s incredible!
Is it actually a good watch?
He did a great Scouse accent in it! Now that’s skill and versatility! Oh, wait… 🙃
Time. Both graham n bean are brilliant
One of the many things I love about Scorcese's movies is that whenever characters are sitting and talking, it's fascinating and electric. Never just a downer in energy and simply relaying information....just absolute gold.
I admire him since Boardwalk Empire! He was such a good Capone.
Rafael Oliveira wasn't he in band of brothers long before boardwalk? And omg let's not forget he was Tommy in SNATCH long before Statham and brad Pitt were the mega stars they ended up being
before that he was great in Public enemy.
That's right Tommy. Before zee germans get here.
@@fishncapt26 ROFL what are you on about? Brad Pitt was HUGE well before Snatch. Kids, man. So ignorant of the recent past, but convinced they know what they're talking about. Hilarious.
fishncapt26 and Combo in This Is England before anything else
"You see that Marty?? He frightened me! He frightened me!" What a compliment from an absolute legend.
He should have that text on his wall at home lol
Imagin being a 47 year old man, with 30 years in the industry as an actor, and still having that little voice in your head going "Ohmygod Ohmygod Ohmygod Al and de niro" Truly two titans. Legends for the rest of time.
With the mix of bold artistic license and humble respect and reverence for the older generation, I can totally see why they liked him.
God imagine being cast in a role and then told you get to argue with al Pacino. I’m pretty sure that is a bucket list thing
He looks NOTHING like the character in the movie, nor does he sound like him at all... That's unreal talent right there, this guy is amazing and I'm ashamed to say I didn't know who he was before this movie.
We know him and love back here in England 😊 I met him too and he was a sweetheart and asked us if we wanted a photo after Id already decided I wouldn’t ask him coz didn’t wanna intrude on his day too much. Look him up on IMDb, the stuff he’s done with director Shane Meadows is outstanding
Vmt16 you wanna know about this guys talent watch this is England and boardwalk empire
Ashamed? For not being familiar with an actor? Lol
@Mark Saguindel this is England
What an amazing actor. Loved him in This is England.
This guy’s American accent is outstanding. Acting remembering the lines, staying in character and keeping an accent? Amazing
Thought his accent was shit tbh, heard the scouse in it.
@@fezzer5315 I'm guessing you knew he was a scouser. Those that didn't, didn't hear it.
@@rmilrta from new york he was fucking up the way he says fuck
That in itself is base standard for an actor. Although this actor is fantastic
he was also in Boardwalk Empire,portraying the character of Al Capone,he is amazing in that role.
This guy is maybe the most underrated,pure talent and charismatic actor I've ever seen..
Stephen is one the worlds greatest actors. Dude was right at home acting with these titans.
One of the most underrated actors of all time, definitely one of my top 3 favourites, Stephen Graham is brilliant in all his roles 🙌
Who would have thought Tommy would get so far in his career? Brilliant actor.
Brick Top would've been so proud. I think?
Jason statham hasn’t done anywhere near has good
james cowboy i know you can’t shoot
B2SProductions hes not exactly done badly
B2SProductions Statham’s far more well known though.
I didn’t even recognize him, hell I had no idea he was even in the movie. This guy totally transforms into whoever he’s playing, phenomenal actor
Same, i remember him from This is England and didnt even recognise him LOL
I could hear his scouser accent coming through a little
What’s up Lorne? Lol
The Cawdfather Not too much, how are you doing
Wonderful. Whoever put this together THANK YOU
Brilliant scene. Pacino was hilarious in this. 🤣🤣
Yeah, he went Tony Montana on his ass.
A great actor in his own right, but showing respect where it's due.
Thanks for showcasing this incredible actor.
Stephen Graham what a outstanding actor he his. I'll watch absolutely anything when his name is in it,because you know its going to be brilliant no matter what,I even enjoy his interviews and clips because he's really entertaining. Most importantly his head hasn't swollen with all his success he's had and he's really down to earth.
Guy goes from a Scouse accent to New Jersey like an absolute master. From someone who practices accents, people should know, it’s incredibly hard to not only capture the essence, but to do such a fantastic job that it’s near indistinguishable from that of an actual native... unbelievable.
New York, not Jersey
In my class right through school, our accent, kirkby, is very strong, he's a lot more scouse than that and I think strangely, the dialect seems to lend itself well to mimic sounds counter. Intuitive. Last time seen dutchy was one of our mates died 2010
@@terrymckenna3382 anyone who leaves the city drops a gear with the accent.
Scouse*, not English
@@End-Result I should have been more specific about the dialect.
TOMMY HAS THE MINERALS MATE.
ROBERTO OROZCO reliable is good, reliable is heavy. If it does not work you can always hit somebody with it
zee Germans
ROBERTO OROZCO “Who took the jam outta’ your doughnut”
“Proper fucked?!?”
Right now Tommy the tit is praying
One of my favourite actors. An amazing talent!
I loved this guy as Al Capone in Boardwalk Empire. He makes a brilliant villain.
“What you afraid Tommy, ze Germans?” Anyone???
Fuckin' "Snatch". One of my favorite movies. 👍
Snatch, such an awesome movie!
"Oh DOGS... Yeah, I like dogs."
"You wanna see if I've got the minerals?"
Who took the jam out of your donut
I grew up in Queens New York and the character that Steven plays sounds like wise guys from Queens or Brooklyn New York I never knew he was from Britain what an amazing amazing actor
What a talent. When Stephen gets into his character, he just nails it. He's up there with the best.👌
Humble, enthusiastic, great acting instincts. Wonderful actor.
This guy is a hell of an actor; in Gary Oldman's class.
Gary is a top actor alright. Oldman, Anthony Hopkins, Daniel day lewis, Pacino, deniro are some of my favourites Graham is building a steady line of top work he is getting up to them levels, brilliant actor.
I remember him from Little Criminals. And of course as Al Capone and Gangs of NY.
Jesus sooks farts out of Sheep's arses!
@@georgegreig8054 Thats no way to talk about your father and your sisters.
@@Jafmanz Oh yes it is!
Stephen is fast becoming an acting Titan and rightly so. A huge talent.
I love it! It’s amazing to get the background info on how a scene develops into magic! It’s a great scene with phenomenal actors! ☮️🖖🏽
Stephen has well and truly established himself as their equal by now.
" protection from what Tommy ? ... ze Germans ! "
I wonder if he still likes dags
Heavy means reliable
Criminally underappreciated film.
"Oh Tommy.... Brick Top loves Tommy!"
Every comment and I mean EVERY COMMENT here gets a ' Like'
So glad that he played this role. He was absolutely perfect in Snatch too
Don't forget "This Is England"! He was amazing in that :)
@@GameLorePage he's amazing in everything, definitely one of the best actors around today in my opinion anyway 🙌
Love love love snatch and lock stock and 2 smoking barrels
@@ethanhunt7831 "There's somethin very wrong w this. It was us that wanted a caravan."
Loved this movie. The ice cream and meeting scene are the best. Dark comedy at it's best.
That scene is gold!!! 👏
This guys been in so many different kinds of films,he’s a great character actor.....
About time he gets the recognition. Snatch, this is England, the Irishman and Boardwalk empire. He’s played a great range of characters.
Stephen Graham is brilliant! The complexity of emotions he conveys with his eyes facial expressions and presence is amazing.
He’s an absolute phenomenal actor!
Graham is a legend, Snatch, This is England, Boardwalk Empire and now The Irishman great resume.
Public Enemies too 😀
Line of duty?
@@samgs6l618 Band of modafucking Brothers....
The virtues. Amazing in that....as you'd expect.
Going to be in new Peaky Blinders too, looking forward to that
I never knew He Had An United Kingdom accent. He played Al Capone and Tony Provenzano Like he was from Jersey. My God Whatta great actor.
Graham is such a phenomenal actor! Great in everything he is in.
I love how Stephen's just speaking naturally then momentarily slips into 'nu'yok-ese' when he pronounces 'Tony Provenzano' 😄 Fab actor 😉
I remember the actor from Snatch with Jason Statham.
peter samuels Tommy the tit
peter samuels now I remember where I knew him from. He really got the minerals now
What are you waiting for Tommy,Ze Germans? -Turkish
Snatch was fuckin phenomenal!!!
Thought it was him.
This lad held his own in the scenes with seasoned Al Pacino and that’s no easy feat. For me Stephen Graham has shown himself as a heavyweight .. well done la!
I have so much respect for this man his film history is incredible I’ve seen 95% of everything he’s filmed not because I’m a fan but because he in everything worth watching . This is England Band of Brothers Snatch coronation Street gangs of new York peaky blinders , Texas killing fields broadwalk empire line of duty the list of roles is around 118 so far hardest working actor and I believe he nearly killed Decaprio on a golf cart. Amazing talent with an amazing natural accent he’s a national treasure
I loved him in Snatch and also Gangs of New York, great supporting actor!
Notice how he says "I" when discussing his character, you can see he actually relates to his characters unlike other actors. Stephen seems very humble and down to earth
facts yo
He has quietly become one of the UK's greatest actors
Stephen is such a talent and so enjoyable to watch act. Amazing actor one of the best ever
This is a man that is both immensely grateful and rightfully proud. Well done, Stephen.
Dear Stephen Graham, I'm old enough to call DeNiro and Pacino legends and I just want to tell you, though I never for a moment doubt your modesty and sincerity in appreciating the oppurtunity to be cast alongside them, you ARE a legend in your right. Absolutely love your work and hope to see more of it!
Thanks Kid Showbiz
When he stood up and put his hands up it was classic. He’s a pretty composed made mob guy because Pesci from Goodfellas would’ve been killed Hoffa right then and there.
Tommy "2 Guns" would've killed him
you gotta remember ....Hoffa was important to the Mob so he was given a lot of leeway
Billy Bats was a made guy...also very important to the mob. And Pesci didn’t hesitate. That was my point.
@@newmansoon7444 Though Billy wasn't near the same level as Hoffa. Still, I think the only question is how much quicker Tommy would've been whacked afterwards.
@@newmansoon7444 lol, get a life!
Stephen Graham is legit one of my favorite actors. Top 5. So incredibly talented, he always owns a scene. He held his own and then some with a legend.
Loved him as Al Capone in Boardwalk Empire! Great actor and a great show.
To me this scene was the highlight of the movie
Joey gallo
It's definitely the most 'gangster' scene of the movie. But I think the movie was a lot more focused on the overall journey as opposed to trying to have individual fun or iconic moments like we usually associate with Scorsese flicks
Talha Mehmood one of them
The amount of that movie that was improv is incredible. Such a good movie.