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"Meeting In The Desert Always Made Me Nervous" | Frank Rosenthal and the True Events from Casino

Michael Franzese

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👉👉Check out the store: https://store.michaelfranzese.com/ Mob Movie Monday's review of the movie "Casino" with Michael Franzese. Staring Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, and Sharon Stone. An overview of the true-to-crime events that were depicted in the movie Casino.

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20 Comments

@mikea2468 5 years ago

Frank Vincent beating Pesci to death with the baseball bat was almost like revenge for Pesci beating Vincent to death in Goodfellas.

@stephanwatson7902 5 years ago

It just makes my day that this former Mafioso from the 80s is a youtuber now

@BIGTRUCKSERIESREVIEW 5 years ago

The dealers are watching the players.

The pit bosses are watching the dealers.

The casino managers are watching the pit bosses.

I’m watching the Casino managers and the Eye in the sky is watching us all!!!

@kellyhurley741 4 years ago

I always loved how on the cornfield scene, before they killed Pesci, he’s narrating the scene & the moment he gets hit, which was in the middle of a sentence, he basically gets interrupted & they commence the beating. Always loved how that transition happens

@S2001_ 5 years ago

Martin Scorcese should direct a film about Michaels life.

@ImMagnetz 5 years ago

I'd watch the hell out of a Rogan-Franzese podcast.

@phj223 5 years ago

Franzese starts talking on the baseball scene: - Well that wasn't true, and the location wasn't true..
Me: - Oh thank god, that scene was just too cruel and grueso-
Franzese: - It happened in a basement in Chicago, and they did baseball bat them to death.
Me:

@samfogleman2337 4 years ago

Michael appears to be a genuinely warm and friendly guy. I’m so glad he shares his experiences on here!

@kentlong4276 5 years ago

Who wouldn't want a boss like Michael Franzese, straight talk balanced with an open non biased perspective...

@AnglOsAxOn2 5 years ago (edited)

Been watching YT for many years, Michael is the first person who I have watched and believed. You could not want to meet a more genuine person. I would love to have a friend like that.

@futchobishh3929 5 years ago (edited)

“Peek-a-boo you fucks yoooouuuu” (Pesci voice) that never ceases to make me cry tears of laughter

@jaysharp789 5 years ago

Pesci is just an amazing actor, no matter the role. He was great in Goodfellas and Casino, obviously (as well as the Irishman) but he was also great in My Cousin Vinny, he was great in the Lethal Weapons movies, Easy Money, and he stole every single scene in the Home Alone movies

@LatestLyrics3 5 years ago

If the Rogan-Franzese podcast was 10 hours long I would watch all of it

@Elim-meister 5 years ago

I love the part when Pesci knocks De Niro's bathrobe and told him he looked like John Barrymore. LOL

@dodgesuperbee1 5 years ago

I was just out of Highschool when they found Tony and his brother in the cornfield, It was only about 25 miles from my house. Northwest Indiana , I remember thinking wow the mob is for real ..

@AdamWatt00 5 years ago

Love how Michael actually knew or knew these guys through other people and can call out the bullshit….what a legend

@Robert06087 5 years ago

Pesci shoulda won an Oscar for that role - he was brilliant! 🇺🇸🇮🇹

@SaveThMindlessBanter 5 years ago

Pesci confronting the scumbag banker is my favorite scene.

@Lisekplhehe 5 years ago

I still cant belive this guy is seventy.

@boshardtransport 4 years ago

After watching Michael and his comments with regards to the "MOB" stories, I am hooked. My cousin was murdered in the 70's under very suspicious circumstances and I've been interested in these type of stories ever since. Michael is (in my opinion); the most authentic and believable of all I've ever listened to.