I walk around saying "Now yoooz can't leave" almost weekly out of context just to say it, for 30 years!

Chazz walked around little Italy often when I was a kid (I still live here) and he’s humble as fuck. A kind, genuine person who takes pictures, talks with you, embraces you. He’s amazing.

Mistaking kindness for weakness has never looked so fun.

“…Now youz’ can’t leave.” One of the quintessential lines in the history of cinema.
God bless you Chaz, for creating this amazing stage play and movie…

I'm really glad that Chaz has lived a good, long life. So many of these great actors/actresses, entertainers, musicians etc., go far too soon. It's a privilege to get to hear him sit down and talk about these moments.

The song was "The Ten Commandments of Love."

The bar fight scene is one of my favorite movie scenes ever made.

God I love this movie. The advice about a girl opening your car door is a sign she’s a keeper, especially in todays society

Street Justice can be so poetic at times.

One of greatest scenes in movie history!

No one has cool like Chazz. Always classy, always a fun interview with great stories.

"Look at me...I'm the one that did this to you...remember me"

One of the best prison badass stories I've ever heard came from a guy who became the shot caller in his unit. He had been in and out of prison since the late 1960s. He said he was never really afraid of prison until the Vietnam vets started coming back and were sent to prison. He said they were a new breed of crazy. You could not intimidate these men with a show of force. Two of them would fight ten men and win or die trying! He said, You cannot fight a man who has killed so many people under the worst circumstances and expect him to play by your rules. They left them alone!

Locking the door was gangster af 💀☠️💯

Chazz Palminteri is such a good person, it comes through on the Interview

I was today years old when I found out that this movie was based on something real.  Now I'm going to have to watch it again....and find out the real story.

One of my favorite scenes of all time

So glad to see Chaz still healthy and strong at his advanced age.

Reminds me of what Rip Wheeler did to the bikers in Yellowstone. ‘ You leave now or you never leave. I’ll___ bury you right here “

I was honored to see Chazz perform it all live here in Chicago … tells the story beautifully and he never stopped once. No breaks. No water… He captivated hundreds by just talking. Just phenomenal…. All talent … Nothing wasted. Bless him.