Everything You Didn't Know About THE DEPARTED by Martin Scorsese 

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“I’m the guy that does his job, you must be the other guy!” Favourite line in the movie.

"Don't laugh! This ain't reality TV" is such a great line from Jack in this movie.

Wahlberg, Damon and Dicaprio in one movie!!! The casting alone is amazing

I have watched the Departed over 100 times and still enjoy watching it again.

The Hong Kong movie “Infernal Affairs” (not ‘internal’) was an amazing bit of cat and mouse filmmaking. I saw it about a year before “The Departed” was announced. Given Hollywood’s track record Americanizing foreign films, I was skeptical that he could match the original, let alone surpass it. He did by broadening the picture and turning characters that were basically set dressing into fully fleshed out characters in their own right. It was no longer just about two men undercover trying to learn who each other were. It was alive!

Possibly Marty’s best work. Finally won his Oscar for this one. Absolutely sensational cast, pace, writing, direction - unreal.

He definitely should have won an Oscar for Goodfellas!

This movie was a masterpiece. Usually I would say cast Jack Nicolson in any role and you have a hit. But this movie was just brilliant. And IMO all of the actors were great. Almost perfect. Just such a great movie. I could watch this movie a million times over.

This is undoubtedly one of my favorite movies hands down! The story is absolutely incredible! The ensemble cast are some of the greatest actors of my time and before my time. And that shocking moment when that elevator door opening after Leonardo's character catches Matt's character, then the elevator door opens and Leo's head is blown off always gets me. I mean everyone meets their demise in this film, and it really adds to the name of the film "The Departed". I mean by the end of the film they are all dead. With the exception of Baldwin and Wahlberg. And Wahlberg, boy completely unexpected that first time watching it. Nicholson at the table eating a lobster lunch, at the same time taking a hand of a dead man, and taking the wedding ring off of it! The music as always is incredible! The running time goes by so fast ,and has such rewatchable qualities. If I see this movie on,forget it,two hours or so, I won't be doing anything. Definitely one of his best movies ever. Right up there w "Good Fellas". Scorsese is at the very top of his game on this movie. And it absolutely shows. And just so many big names in the movie! Just an absolute masterpiece!! And if you haven't seen this one yet!? Whoa! Find anyway you can view this film ,and watch it. It's truly incredible. I can't say enough about this classic. An instant classic period. And when you do see it you'll know!

Let's be clear, Costello (Nicholson) was NOT the antihero of the film, he's the antagonist. Costigan (Di Caprio) was the antihero, if anyone (arguably, he was a straight hero).

I worked as a Extra on the Departed ..was a lot of fun ..20:takes of walking by Martin Sheen on a street, I nearly ran into him in one of them!

Man these videos are fantastic! So well put together, thank you guys.

Great video! I had never noticed the part about the X's signifying death but look forward to watching it again and can't unsee them now!

Just found this channel... loving the vids and have to say I prefer this narraration to the previous one. A bit easier to listen to and follow

This is by far your best video in my opinion... I liked your other works and I considered the Goodfellas one to be your best so far... however, this surpasses even that... great job... keep it up...

Jack is just immaculate in this movie

There is something about Scorcese movies that allows me to watch them over and over again. I can’t do that with many movies but his all seem to have that appeal.

Amazing movie, amazing channel. Really enjoying your videos. I rarely get surprised in movies, which is why I crave a good plot twist that is actually unexpected. I really enjoyed the elevator scene as that catched me completely unguarded. The whole setup of the movie was really neat. Nicholson played an absolute lunatic.

3:24 I actually heard from someone in the know in Hollywood that Nicholson's main condition was that his character MUST say the "n" word within the opening five minutes of the film.

Mark Wahlberg was amazing in this movie and was ignored thoroughly

great editing and clip choices.

My favorite director by far. I remember watching the Oscars that year, when Scorsese finally won I literally jumped out of my seat and screamed YESS!! and started clapping all by myself.

Sometimes a little bit of chaos in making movies is exactly what is needed in a chaotic story. This movie came together perfectly seemingly through this chaos.

Thanks for doing these videos! I just shows that the glitz and glamour of movie making is a very small part. There's a reason why it's called show BUSINESS. Or the movie making BUISNESS!!

It’s hard to believe that was Scorsese’s first Grammy.

great video. subscribed

Best channel and clip channel. Thank you

this was a true pleasure to watch, and it feels like my love for film is in good hands!! thanks a lot, keep it up

I need to watch this masterpiece again

I literally found this movie flipping channels one night. Quickly became a favorite, and definitely made Leo my favorite actor. Such intensity. Amazing all star cast. Who gets that many top leading actors together in one film? Marty, that's who.

It's amazing how these things come together. It's also amazing how small Hollywood gets: you keep seeing the same actors over and over. Not complaining, because the movie is money. Not any of those involved best, but a good movie.

One of my favorite movies of all time. In a league with No Country for Old Men and The Wolf of Wall Street.

Please share stories like this.

I like how you used clips from the Entourage episode where Marty called Vince to star in his movie after having a career low

I never noticed the "x" marking a character for death 😮

I love how you just started with BUT like we were in the midst of some convo

Imagine if Ray Liotta and Robert Deniro agreed to do this movie 😍😍

Truly amazing channel!

Every person in this movie is on the top of their game, another masterpiece from the master film maker❤❤

Mark Wahlberg will NEVER top his performance in this movie. Scorsese made that dude. Mark has no acting that is as competent as his role in THE DEPARTED. This is why Marty is a god of film. Every scene Mark was in was classic and there is no other acting he has done quite like that, It's weird but that is the magic of Martin Scorsese. He was racist and did not take shit from anyone yet he is the hero of the film. His smart mouth racist attitude. There really are people like that and he fits well with that description. That felt more relatable than any other movie Mark has done coz clearly he has those attributes.

I watched this opening weekend. My face hurt so much from smiling.

Love this. I’ve seen this film multiple times and didn’t pick up on many of these.

So, I watch a lot of these “Things you didn’t know about” (insert movie title here). Especially on Scorsese films. And every list seems to have the same regurgitated facts, likely taken directly from Wikipedia. But this is the first RU-vid video in that style that blew me away. I learned A LOT of new things about this movie I’ve never heard before. So, whatever your secret it, keep it up. Cheers!

I never knew about the Xs. What a great detail

Gotta love his work

Masterpiece. A cinematic gem

My favorite movie. Simply perfect

My favorite movie of all time

Nicholson ... option three? THREE? Jack #1, always. 🕶

Masterpiece!!

One of best Remake you can ever make

Martin Scorsese is a legend and one of the best directors of our time. However, I refuse to refer to him as a God in Hollywood like they were saying in Cannes. F that. These are movies folks...

It blew my mind when it came out when I was in high school. I went and watched in the theatre two days in a row lol

I thought the original was Infernal affairs

it'd be interesting to see a version of this movie that's cut to center only around jack nicholson's character, i think it might still work as a whole different movie.

That strap on scene was absolutely hilarious

I like how the dog didn’t like Matt Damon’s character.

A superb movie. One of my favorites.

Every line you used from the movie is sooo funny..

One of my favorite movies

ahhhh the grocery store bag!! mind blown.

It’s taken me forever to find a physical copy of this on blu ray. The thrift store came thru! $2

I've seen this film about 6 times in my life. I have the double DVD- The Departed and Goodfellas.

I wish I saw it in theaters

The thing I always wondered about, and next time you watch you can take notice, is that Scorsese over emphasized the sounds of the cell phones opening and closing, they all make a loud and distinct sound when they were opened or closed, that didn't add anything to the story or the film at all, yet each time they all made this loud almost scraping sound. Cell phones were common, why did he need to ramp up the sound?

One of greatest movies ever with exceptional cast n acting

Probably my favorite movie

I was living in the Bronx when they did some filming there

Wahlberg turned down the role because he was pissed and wanted the lead role Dicaprio had. It’s nothing to do with basketball diaries.

Wasn’t the part of mr french given lines as Scorsese have lunch with ray winstone at the savoy and ray asked if he would write in a speaking part for him? Who could resist ray winstone…. Powerhouse of a film

What an all star cast! Martin Scorsese as director, not surprised how good the movie turned out

I found the ending where, at the end, they are chain reaction shooting each other as bening comically contrived. Still good though.

Anyone find it f’d that he cuts from “jack nicholson using a real pistol pointed at leos face to alec baldwin” lol

There are good movies with memorable moments everyone knows even if they haven't seen the movie in its entirety. For example... My mom has never seen a single second of any star wars movie but if you say "Luke , I'm your father " She'd pick up on it immediately

Awards given by an industry celebrating itself really isn't very impressive at all.

I love this movie. There is only one part that is badly edited it takes you out of the movie. The part where the mob boss crashes the car and the police is circling him. The explosion and the change of perspective and sounds is so bad you can feel the cut.

Its actually Infernal Affairs and not Internal Affairs that The Departed is a remake of.

I watch the original movie first, then I watch this movie without knowing this movie is the remake. Midway watching, I notice that I was watching the remake. But if I'm not mistaken, the ending is different. Guess I have to watch this 2 movies again

Not a fan of action films I'm all comedy But this movie I've loved since day one when it came out I couldn't believe I ws so lucky to have been alive to watch a classic idc a classic to me A CLASSIC

I think this is one of Scorsese’s most underrated films. It’s amazing.

My favorite director, my favorite movie

I say thank you to whoever turned down this movie. It was perfect

vera farmiga is not mentioned in nay part !! she did a great job as well

& the oscar goes to, the greatest film maker of them all, Martin "The One" Scorsese.

Grew up on this movie. I legit have probably seen it over 100 times. Used to watch it every few days when we couldnt afford cable as a kid and now at 28 still watch it at least twice a year

The X's for death is pretty cool.

Probably my second favorite Scorsese film, after Casino

Just trying to figure out why I have never seen this film!

If Infernal Affairs was out in the 2020s, an easy Oscar won I would say.

it's basically Scorsese's Avengers.

My top 3 favorite movies

Love this movie

That X thing I did not know that wtf haha

The three men who gave Marty his award are his most important contemporaries.

Tenet next please!

Can someone explain to me what Ray Liotta and his face was doing to turn down the role of Dignam in a Scorsese flick? Like was there was terrible romcom or idek

7:00 fuck that's cool. i had no idea about the X's

Marks character is my favorite in the movie

The Knights of Columbus were real head breakers