Nick Pileggi - Casino: Love and Honor in Las Vegas Interview (1995) 

RIP to all his murderer victims.

​@@lennarthagen3638they were all criminals, so ok.

Good point 👉👈

Hahaha ironic

@Tint O Mara I am guessing that he had steadfast rules for his professional life which he should of followed in his personal life. Like all of us he probably has his regrets.

And being an FBI informant!

And that pink robe.

Alda is Italian?🤔

@@AZVIDS Yes!

Nah, I think they were on par with each other. The outfit was one large family that controlled a much larger area than any one family.

Casino is my favorite Martin Scorsese movie too. Casino is my favorite movie.

The ny commission was undoubtedly the most powerful mafia enterprise ever, especially during that time. Ny was in Vegas too. Ny started vegas!!! It's just that when Atlantic City had gambling legalized Accardo went to commission and proposed Chicago take Vegas and they will stay out of A.C. and the commission agreed. Vegas wasn't what it is today and Atlantic City was suppose to be same thing. Anyway brilliant move by Accardo. To me in researching the mob for a long time Tony Accardo and Carlo Gambino are the 2 best that ever did it

Also I had this movie on tape and there was two tapes. Is the only movie that is as long as it is and I can watch it over and over again no problem. An amazing film and it keeps you in it the whole time... Joe pesci is just too good in it too

Agreed , Frank Vincent was the original wise guy Actor 👍

20 years, not a peep.

Well it was the mob

Go and get your shine box

If they just woulda put the right amount of blueberries in the muffin. MARONE!!!

Wrong movie nice try

​@@rolltide9547 I think he knows that...

Rubbish , listen to lefty’s take on the then forthcoming movie when he finds out De Nero is gonna play his part 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Casino isn't even close to the best mob movie of all time. Strictly second-tier, not in the league of Goodfellas or the Godfather. Where the other movies are A or A+, Casino is more like a B+

Lefty was asked to work on the film but turned it down

@@garethswaffield8424 I think he hung out with De Niro to help him

Left just showed of as an FBI rat!

Lying happens in LV.

Got a link to that.I thought he got paid because of the film.

@@hilloahdriskill2243 100% CORRECT ! I lived there from 1995-2007 ! I never met a true honest business person in Las Vegas. From the gas station attendant to the grocery store, ALL SCAMMERS. Don't Even get me started on the Casinos.

🤣 I cant wait

Naw, nobody will want to see another Scorsese gangster flick.,.

They should get Joe Peci and Robert De Niro.

It’ll be hard to get Frank Vincent ..he’s a little busy

The movie in question came out in 1995.

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not true! I listen to the whole *interview* I dont see any cutting sentences by Charly Rose, instead like in a conversation he participated in the talking.

They are not live

Heat was released in 95. It would have been filmed earlier than 95.

Well 2 outta 3 ain't Bad 🤣🤣🤣

Agree, my only gripe with the movie was using NY accents for Chicago outfit guys.

@@SayerofThings isn't it a similarish accent?

@@SayerofThings Joe speaks with a sort of decent Chicago accent in the movie, no?

I was living in Vegas during this time. Lefty Rosenthal had a half hour tv show filmed live from the Sportsbook at the Stardust, every Saturday night at 11:30, during the football season. a few times I sat in the horse book, {adjacent to the sportsbook}. Lefty would pick the Sunday Pro Football games.

​@@version736ha2nowhere near it

They probably threw it/ gave it away like mine did with my god damn Pokémon cards god dammit

@@c.amoroso Yeah I bought your Pokemon cards at a garage sale and invested in bitcoin. Wanna see pictues of my private island?

we had CD,s in 95 you Divvi..................................

yeah its on the back shelf in your basement cause you still there pal!

@@TheoriginalbigbrilloCD’s we’re not popular until late 90’s (1998). In my opinion

Have you heard his FBI wire taps when he was talking with Pistone back in the 80s… They’re on RU-vid you could puncheon lefty Reggerio wire taps

@@yomama412 lefty ruggerio or lefty rosenthal ?

@@roncur Lefty Louie

The OP is probably talking about Frank “Lefty” Rosenthal.

@@DaveSCameron hes talking about lefty Rosenthal

Not the Chicago Outfit.

Bro, you mean Joe Bonanano, NOT, Sonny Francese

It probably lasted longer because he was an FBI informant to be honest.

that was not known when this was filmed it only was found out in the last 10 years or so - after lefty died

@@stevenicol1 thats bullshit rumor. you have no proof

I wonder who Geri ratted out Tony or Lefty. She was mad at them both in the end.

Casino. 1995. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-j-D0QiMpGKc.html

@@MOBFAX I can't believe people don't know what movie they're talking about here.

Red, in your opinion what were Tony's biggest mistakes that accelerated his downfall?

@@geoff3103 Sleeping with Lefty's wife, his cocaine use, not watching The Hole In The Wall Gang close enough and letting them do home invation's

@@geoff3103 he was high a lot

I don’t know. Time stamp it.

...he is right ! *Rosenthal wasnt a gangster* it's not because he collude with some of them means he was based on the criteria we know making someone a gangster. he wasn't a member of any family doesnt have a crew, seems to not murder anyone...he was a gambler with a great talent.

@@roshpinna6708 I know he wasn't a gangster per se and certainly wasn't a made guy because he's not Italian but I thought he was put in his position in Vegas by the Chicago mob. That's why glick had to listen to Rosenthal.

Rosh Pinna Read his old website where he posts a journal. The guy created the hospitality business as we know it. Sharp guy.

@@cabooseabs6864 the structure of the Chicago Outfit doesn't require a full fledged member to be of Italian descent. Murray "The Camel" Humphrey (Welsh), Gus Alex (Greek) and Ken Ito (Japanese) are 3 members of note. Also, the Chicago Outfit didn't control Vegas. At the time, Vegas was considered an open city so any mobster could operate there as long as their business didn't affect what the Midwest Bosses ( Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, Kansas City) were doing with the skim. Spilotro's actions played a huge role in destroying that so that's why he was murdered.

@@cabooseabs6864 i agree. I thought it was common knowledge that he was mobbed up and of course a great gambler and that was why the mob wanted him running a casino. It was as if the mob went to a employment agency to get someone to run their casinos, and had to know the mob was skimming money.

Spilotro was a brutal murderer. If he wasn't as tough and brutal as he really was he wouldn't have been muscle for the Chicago Outfit.

I’ll bet he wasn’t one on one tough without a weapon.

Goodfellas was excellent! Casino is okay.

Charlie Rose.