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- [Announcer] Tonight, on Wiseguy.

- Sonny and Theresa were dancing a little closer than usual.

- Sonny marries into the Bronx,

that will make things difficult.

- Terranova's seducible.

- I love you, and I'm gonna marry you anyway,

but I wanna know why.

- To keep my name alive, Theresa.

Make me sons.

- A war is gonna come.

Sonny and I had our little public spat,

but Patrice tried to make his move on me.

- Anything else?

- This is the one we wanted, Frank.

The biggest fish on the east coast.

(dramatic music)

- [Vinnie] So what all this about, Harry?

- [Harry] Politics, do you know what that is?

- [Vinnie] Yeah, I know what politics are.

- [Harry] Everybody in this room is either Irish or Italian,

except for me I'm Dutch-Irish, but we're all Catholics.

That makes for a strong connection.

You know what I mean?

- [Vinnie] Yeah, I went to church, too.

- [Harry] Yeah, but you never been in this church.

- [Vinnie] What's so special about it?

- [Harry] It's in the Bronx.

- [Vinnie] Yeah, so is Crotona Park,

that makes it consecrated turf?

- [Harry] No, no, they got affiliates.

- [Vinnie] So does half the east coast.

- [Harry] That ain't the point.

Nobody lives in this neighborhood any more

except Joey Bags, but a lot of people started here.

Sonny grew up on Arthur Avenue.

Mahoney lived here, until his old man was whacked

and the family moved to Philly,

he's got lots of ties here.

This Church has got a lot of power.

Patrice himself would've been here to show respects

but he sends Scullisi, that's okay.

Scullisi's got cousins here.

You see that guy there, Logan.

- [Vinnie] Yeah.

- [Harry] IRA, guy talking to him, Congressman Boca.

- You telling me Boca's crooked?

- No, no, no there ain't no funky business

going on in here, it's politics.

It's like when the President

goes to visit some little dump like England.

The country don't mean squat,

but it's important that he shows everybody else

that he's kept the ties strong.

- Yeah, this neighborhoods a real important

little piece of real estate.

- 12 square blocks.

Ooh Charlie (laughs).

- [Vinnie] See you later Harry.

- Yes you will.

- Excuse me a minute.

How you doing Theresa?

- I'm okay Sonny, how are you?

- Oh, I'm very upset.

- What's wrong?

- Well it's just every year

I come all the way up here Theresa,

you sit at the first table with your family

and your father Michael,

and I'm stuck all the way at the second table.

- Oh Sonny I'm sorry.

It's disrespectful not to seat you at the first table.

I'll have my father change it right away.

- Oh no no no, that's okay.

I um, I asked to be seated at the second table.

Yeah I figured that if I sat next to you all night

in that gorgeous dress,

I'm liable to make some bold suggestions

and then your father will go nuts.

- Sonny, you make the right suggestions

maybe I'll go nuts.

- Oh Theresa.

I'm ready to practice.

- You don't need any practice.

(peaceful music)

(people chatter)

- Nice looking girl Sonny.

- Yeah she's terrific, I think I'll marry her.

- What are you kidding me?

- No, you got a problem with that?

- No, no, I just figured you know,

why buy a cow when you can get the milk for nothing, right?

- Why don't you get out of here before I spill your milk.

- Sonny come on, you never even mentioned this girl before.

- That's 'cause I don't talk about the people I love.

- Alright, I'm sorry.

- Don't be sorry just get out of here.

Get out of here.

Get out and go get something to drink.

Get out of here.

- Hey.

Hey everybody, they put the food on the tables so sit down.

Before I decide to make a speech.

(clapping)

(people chatter)

- Hey hey Joey Bags.

(classical dance music)

- Yeah.

- Theresa do you have a minute.

- Sure Sonny.

- We've known each other a long time right?

- You know.

- I've known you're family forever.

Every time there's one of these dinners, I'm here.

You and me, we flirt a little a bit, we joke,

I tell you horny your calamari makes me.

You blush.

I tell you how much I love you,

you're surprised.

Don't be surprised Theresa.

You know how much I care about you?

Do you?

Come here.

(classical dance music continues)

I wanna talk to your father about this,

that okay with you?

- Oh Sonny.

- Wanna dance?

Come on let's dance.

(peaceful music)

- [Patrice] Did you speak to Lawker?

- [Sidney] This morning.

- [Patrice] How does he feel about it?

- [Sidney] Well he'll back you as long as there's not a war.

So if we can move neatly, he'll take an active position

- [Patrice] Good.

- Look there's no way we can do this

without arousing Mahoney's wrath, hmm.

I mean nobody's gonna side with us

if we go to war with Philadelphia.

- We won't go to war with Philadelphia.

Mahoney will accept the situation if it's handled smoothly.

How'd it go in the Bronx last night?

- I was at George St. Anthony's feast.

Mahoney and me had a good laugh together.

- And Baglia?

- Not so good.

Sonny and Theresa were dancing a little closer than usual.

- If Sonny marries into the Bronx,

that will make things difficult.

- Hmm-mm.

- You been inside Sonny's organization for six months,

who's got the soul of a Judas?

- Nobody I'm afraid.

I mean I've held out candy

but Sonny doesn't have a sweet tooth in the family.

- Listen, I think that we can get to his right hand.

- Are you insane?

Terranova and Sonny are like brothers.

- Oh yeah well these two brothers

had a falling out over Theresa Baglia.

- What do you make of that Sid?

- Consider the source yes.

Don't confuse an active brain with an overactive thyroid.

(people chatter)

- [Bowler] You bring it back to me huh?

(speaking in foreign language)

- Don Baglia.

- Sonny good to see you.

Hey come on, how about a little batchet ball?

- No, no no no, maybe later.

I need a moment of your time Don Baglia.

- Sure Sonny.

Aldo, take my place.

- Hey Giuseppe, where are you going?

- I'll be right back,

this will give you a chance to catch up.

(laughing)

Let's walk Sonny.

You know it's been a long time

since you called me Don Baglia.

You don't have to explain,

I know the power doesn't come out of the Bronx anymore.

So what's on your mind to don't call me Joey Bags.

- My brother Dave's on my mind Don Baglia.

He gave the world a beautiful daughter,

but he didn't make a boy to carry on the name.

- Rest his soul, you could tell that Dave was a girl maker.

- Don Baglia, I'm the last Steelgrave,

I mean I've got buildings with my name on

but I don't anybody to pass it on to.

- God put us here for one thing Sonny.

To create new life.

A man isn't a man until he holds his child in his hands.

Then, then he's a God.

- Don Baglia, I want your permission

to marry your daughter Theresa.

- Has she consented?

Don't misunderstand my reluctance Sonny,

I've always had a large affection for you.

I've always enjoyed our informal friendship

and you call me Joey Bags,

but if I give you my consent,

you realize we can never have that again.

- I do, I do.

- What would you do about Theresa's older brother Aldo?

- With your permission I'd like to take him to Atlantic City

and teach him the casino business.

- Good.

I'm gonna miss our friendship but I, I welcome a grandson.

You have my blessing.

- Thank you Don Baglia.

(suspenseful music)

Can I get you some coffee?

- No, I'm gonna go back and batchet ball

with the boys again.

- Mind if I watch a little bit?

- No, come on, come on.

- Sid, I want you to clear with Patrice,

Lawker and the Bagia family

who they feel comfortable with on security.

You let them know that it's very important to me

that they enjoy this wedding just as much as our people do.

- Well, would you like me

to recommend any family's to run security?

- Who do you have in mind?

- The De Angelica's would be a good choice yes?

The Manser's?

Mahoney?

- Forget the Manser's,

we're doing a wedding not a rock concert.

De Angelico's and Mahoney will keep things running smooth.

Vinnie.

- What?

- I want you to take a ride up to the Bronx,

pick up Aldo Baglia.

- Sonny I'm not a driver anymore, send Larry or Mike.

- Ooh, you wanna help or you wanna moan?

He's gonna be our security man, I want you to go get him.

- Hey.

What's going on here?

I can't catch a break with you these days,

I thought security was my job.

- Well you're gonna be his side man.

Come on Vinnie, he's my future brother in law.

- Yeah, yeah.

Here's $50, you tell your future brother in law

to take the bus, I got better things to do.

Excuse me.

(suspenseful music)

- Yes Mr. Patrice, I believe your anthropoid was right.

Hmm-mm.

Terranova's seducible.

(suspenseful music)

- Vincenzio.

I didn't notice you come in.

How are you?

- I'm fine Mr. Patrice, yourself?

- I've got my health.

You visiting your family?

- Yeah my mother.

- How is she?

- She's good.

Listen Mr. Patrice, I didn't get a chance to thank you

for sending in that specialist.

- Forget it, I'm glad she's well.

- Thank you.

- I notice you've been visiting

the old neighborhood more and more.

Feels good to be here doesn't it?

- Yeah well my family's here

and I've still got a few friends kicking around, you know.

- You know I have a place in the Hamptons

right next door to the Chairman of Unidac Industries.

I have a penthouse on Central Park

in a building that won't accept a former President.

But when I come back to Brooklyn,

I feel connected to something.

You know how that is, don't you?

- Yeah sure.

- You happy in Atlantic City?

- It's alright.

- Alright is not happy.

- I'm not sure I know what happiness is.

- It's different for everybody.

For me it's always been having the creases on my pants

so sharp you could slice tomatoes on 'em.

- In that case you must be thrilled.

- Nothing's ever sharp enough.

- Yeah I know what you mean.

- Do you?

Think about it Vinnie.

Everything in life's a small marriage.

You buy a pink car, you're married to it.

You get serious with a woman, you get married.

A job, it's a marriage.

You got the right situation you stay faithful,

but sometimes a guy is in the wrong situation.

A beautiful woman pulls up in golden T Bird

and offers you perfection, make you happy forever.

It's hard to go back to an old marriage.

Come back and talk again Vincenzio.

It was nice seeing you.

- Take care of yourself.

They code, style section, 11 five, ident procedure

nothing what boss.

- Hey hey Vinnie, what's the word?

- Tell McPike that Patrice has made a move on me.

- Did you give him your number?

- No, I gave him yours.

- (laughs) I'll have my hair done.

- Yeah you do that.

- You know any jokes?

- No.

- You mind if I tell a couple.

- Yeah.

- Well then don't listen, 'cause I wanna practice.

- [Vinnie] Hey Aldo would you just shut up

with the stupid jokes.

- What's the matter with your friend Vinnie?

- Huh?

Oh he's a good man.

Just a little raggy lately that's all.

Gotta keep him in line.

Wait 'til you see this place,

you're gonna love it.

Hmm.

Manager's gonna take care of you, but be cool.

Society's elite frolic in this joint.

See you later.

- Hey guys come on.

Alright listen Sonny wants every inch of this place covered.

Vinnie you wanna start upstairs with Larry and Mike here?

- Aldo, I know how to sweep a building.

We should all start in the basement and work our way up,

that way we don't miss anything.

Come on.

(electronic buzzing)

- We're gonna be great together, me and you Theresa.

- I know that Sonny.

- I wish you'll make me lots of sons.

- How many?

- An even dozen.

(laughing)

So we can name 'em after the 12 Caesar's.

What?

What's the matter?

- I never thought this would happen.

I mean, we've known each other for a long time.

But I always thought you preferred the glamour girls.

- (laughs) Theresa, I've had my eyes on you

since you were 12 years old.

You were pretty developed for jailbait,

not that I'm a pervert or anything.

But, you remember when you were 15

and your father took you to that party I threw.

- Yeah.

- You were the sexiest woman in the room.

I swear to God.

I'd have made a move on you then,

except I knew your father would've blown me away.

- Sonny you talk enough crap to fertilize Nebraska.

- But you love it.

- Are you marrying me

to consolidate your power in the Bronx?

- What are you talking about?

- Sonny, I love you.

And I'm gonna marry you anyway, but I wanna know why.

After all these years of flirting

and rubbing more than elbows,

you finally pop the question.

- You're a shrewd woman Theresa.

You know better than to pry into my business.

- Of all the Caesar's, Augustus had the greatest reign.

He also had the greatest wife.

- I'm marrying you for a lot of reasons

and I think they're the right ones.

But first of all and most important,

it's because I love you.

You gotta understand that.

And I enjoy your company.

You're a smart woman Theresa,

you know to live with a man like me.

And yeah politically it's a good move.

But, there's another reason

why I decided it's time to get married.

I'm afraid of dying.

Yeah.

I never used to be, but ever since my brother died,

I keep thinking about my name.

And now that Dave's gone, it's like he was never even here.

Nobody even mentions his name, nothing.

Some four eyed geek already took over his office.

Keep my name alive Theresa, make me sons.

Can you do that for me?

- I want better guarantees.

- Boca, your wellbeing's Sonny Steelgrave's first priority

that's why he suggested Mahoney and De Angelico.

- I want Gino Manser.

- He's a good man,

but he's not up to this kind of security work.

- Manser's the only man who'll make that wedding safe.

- Come on Gino Manser couldn't keep

a school playground safe.

- Listen--

- Excuse me Sal.

This is a very important occasion for Sonny

and maybe a little indulgence is in order.

- De Angelico and Mahoney are both good people

but Sal's worried they might be a little too close to Sonny.

- Better close than far away.

Listen you got the guarantee of the Steelgrave's,

but you also got the guarantee of the Baglia family.

- That's good enough for me.

Of the two I prefer Mahoney to ensure my safety.

How about you Sal?

- Yeah sure.

Mahoney's alright.

- Hey listen, I'm gonna stick around out here for a while

to visit my mother,

so I'll see you in Jersey tomorrow alright.

- Yeah alright I'll see you later.

- [Vinnie] Yeah.

(suspenseful music)

- Hey how you doing Paul?

- Hey Mack. - How's it going?

- You don't think

I've forgotten that crack you made about Theresa do you?

- Come on, it was funny.

You told me to make the fight look real.

- It was a little too real.

I want you to know I care about this girl.

- Alright I'm sorry.

Next time I'll make fun of the way you dress.

- (clears throat) Yeah (clears throat).

So did it happen?

- Yeah it did, just like you said.

Patrice was all over me like a cheap suit.

- I knew it,

Scullisi's got eyes like a hawk and ears like an elephant.

So what was the play?

- It was very smooth.

Patrice asked me if I was happy.

Played this little game with me

about if a marriage is bad you move on, right.

And then he gave me this song and dance

about loyalty to Brooklyn.

- Loyalty to Brooklyn.

He's so busy schmoozing with the jet set

he don't give a damn about his home turf.

- Yeah.

So did Aldo tell you about the meeting?

- Yeah.

Did pretty good huh?

- No, he almost blew everything.

- What are you talking about?

He got them to agree on Mahoney.

- Patrice got Boca to agree on Mahoney.

- Patrice.

- Yeah.

See Aldo put his foot in his mouth,

he insulted Manser and everybody got tense.

Everybody except Patrice,

he just smiled and said Mahoney was okay with him.

Boca was so dumbfounded all he could do was nod his head.

- Hmm.

So Paul suggested Mahoney.

- Yeah.

- Wonder what he's got cooking.

- Well I'll tell ya.

After I left Patrice's

I went across the street to get a newspaper.

Well Mahoney just pulled up,

he was being real friendly with Patrice.

- Hmm.

Mahoney's dealing with Patrice.

- Well what do you want me to do next?

- Everybody's going over to Pat the Cat,

I think it's time you join 'em Vinnie.

- I don't think that's a good idea Sonny.

- That's what I put you there for.

If I stay one step ahead of him, I can beat him.

- What are you gonna do?

- Tomorrow I go and talk to Pat the Cat Patrice,

and ask him to be my best man.

I'll call you tomorrow.

- Okay, goodnight Sonny.

- Hey Vinnie.

- Yeah.

- What's the matter with the way I dress?

- Well nothing Sonny, I was just kidding.

Okay?

- Yeah.

- You got a big social calender Vince?

- Oh yeah, a wedding and a war.

Sonny's gonna marry Theresa Baglia.

- Steelgrave's playing it smart.

Joe Baglia doesn't hold much juice anymore

but he's a sentimental favorite.

Steelgrave marries into that family,

he aligns himself with the Conneckers, Mahoney,

a few dozen congressman and the IRA.

- You know, Sonny's going through some changes too.

- What do you mean?

- Well I don't know,

sometimes he seems more powerful.

And other times he seems so vulnerable.

- Just don't get all dooey eyed here Vince.

You're dealing with a snake.

- Yeah I know, I know.

- [Frank] What's the story on Patrice?

- The war is gonna come.

Sonny and I had our little public spat

and Patrice tried to make his move on me.

- You learn anything?

- No, not from Patrice

but when I left the security conference

I saw him meeting with Mahoney.

- You tell Steelgrave that?

- Yeah.

- There's a mistake Vince.

You're supposed to come to me first.

- Frank I didn't have any time.

Sonny planted me there to get information,

I had to give him something.

- Alright, from now on you confer with me

before you pass anything onto Steelgrave, alright?

- Yeah alright.

- Anything else?

- Yeah, this is the one we wanted Frank.

The biggest fish on the east coast.

Are we gonna wait for the war

or we gonna go after mall house?

- You know how hard it is to get a conviction on conspiracy?

- Could save a lot of bodies.

(suspenseful music)

- Yeah, that'd be nice.

- Sonny, what brings you to Brooklyn huh?

- Got a lot of catching up to do Paul.

- Sit down.

Big changes coming for you Sonny.

- Yeah lots of changes for everybody.

- You know, I should've gotten married.

But who the hell would live with me?

- Gee I don't know Paul,

be tough to find a woman who dresses as good as you.

(laughing)

- You know Sonny, I'm gonna miss your jokes.

- I'm not going anywhere.

- Course not, hey, I'm happy for you.

- Yeah, thanks Paul.

Listen, I'd like to ask you for a favor.

- Anything Sonny.

How could I refuse a man who's about to be married?

- I'd like you to be my best man?

- Sonny?

- Well that's if you're um,

we've both profited from knowing each other,

it's only right that you stand by me.

- I'm honored.

- Thanks Pat.

- I know why you want me to be your best man.

You want me to spring for your bachelor party huh?

(laughing)

Come on, we'll have a drink.

(door knocking)

- Who is it?

- [Vinnie] It's me ma, it's Vinnie.

- Oho, Vincenzio (laughs).

- How are you?

- Oh I'm fine Vincenzio,

sit down and let me get you something to eat.

- No ma, I'm not really hungry.

- Then make believe you're eating.

You know how old ladies are. - Yeah okay.

- I've got some veal in the icebox, how's that?

- Yeah that's great.

- Oh I've got a little piece of lemon cake

I was saving for your Aunt Chelia.

- No that's okay ma.

- No, no no no, I'd rather you eat it.

What's wrong Vincenzio?

- I don't know ma, it's the job.

There's a lot of pressure.

- What kind of pressure?

- Sometimes I don't feel good about what I'm doing.

- You're helping to put criminals in jail,

you should feel proud of that.

- I know.

Not the way I'm doing it.

Ma, I feel like a (speaking in foreign language).

My boss is getting me in bed with Sonny Steelgrave,

Sonny's got me doing the same thing with another gangster.

- That's your job.

- It feels dirty.

You see ma, Sonny trusts me.

He actually cares about me.

When you were in the hospital he asked about you everyday.

My own boss didn't even do that.

I feel like the criminal

because I'm betraying the man's trust.

- I want you to think about something.

Do you really care for this man?

- Yes.

- Then you're a fool.

That man is a (speaking in foreign language).

- Ma I didn't say he wasn't,

but he's also my friend.

- Vincenzio we're all human beings.

Every person who ever lived on this Earth,

from Ivan the Terrible to Hitler,

had their moments of kindness and love.

But there has to be balance.

What goods a man who loves his children

and murders someone else's?

(melancholy music)

- Thanks ma.

- Vincenzio, this is unexpected.

- Yeah well I found myself in the neighborhood

and I felt like talking.

- I get it.

Will you have a drink with me?

- Sure.

- Tony, a little grappa huh?

Sonny really surprised me today.

- Oh yeah, he's full of surprises.

- Aren't we all.

- Yeah.

- Here.

(speaking in foreign language)

- Vinnie you look like a man in a bad marriage.

- Yeah well the little woman's getting dumpy and mean.

I think my eye's beginning to wonder.

- You spot anything that looks appealing?

- Let's cut the hen house metaphors.

You know why I'm here.

- Yeah, you're here because you're a smart boy

and you know that Sonny's gonna lose to me.

- Maybe.

- There's no maybes.

I have my hand in fires that would melt your fingers.

- What are you offering?

- What does Sonny pay you?

- More than I need.

- I'll pay you more than that.

- What do you want me to do?

- We're gonna hit Sonny

the morning of his wedding at seven o'clock.

I need you to smuggle in some hardware to Scullisi

and give him a layout of the place.

- I'll take care of it Don Patrice.

- Good and I'll take care of you.

Listen Aldo, after we get Sonny,

I want you to kill Terranova.

I despise a betrayer.

- [Vinnie] Patrice is gonna hit Sonny.

- He told you that?

- Yeah last night.

- When?

- Seven o'clock the morning of Sonny's wedding.

- What's Patrice want you to do?

- Well I'm supposed to plant the hardware for Scullisi

and he's gonna hit him.

- You plant it.

- What?

- You've gotta go along with this,

this is everything we've been working for.

- Frank I can't set him up.

Can we jam the firing pins?

- Sure, but if the guys any good

he's gonna clean the guns the night before

and when he does he's gonna find the jams

and then he's gonna come looking for you.

- Well I gotta tell Sonny.

- You tell him, this whole thing blows up in our face.

- Frank we can't lead him to the chopping block

just to get our indictments.

- I know that.

We gotta piece together enough evidence for a conspiracy.

Now you know the layout of the hotel,

can we hang a fly on the wall?

- No, no Mahoney's people will sweep the place,

they'll pick up the signal.

- Only if we transmit,

I could hard wire the place

and we could get the whole thing on a 12 hour tape.

How often do Mahoney's people sweep the place?

- Patrice is throwing a bachelor party

for Sonny tomorrow night at 10 o'clock, alright?

Now they're gonna do a full check at nine o'clock,

so that means you've got 20 minutes to plant.

- Any place we can draw up a unit?

- There's some ornamental grating in the banquet room

and it looks like it might be covering a vent I think.

- We'll get it.

- How? - We'll get it.

I'm also gonna do a bite into the phone wires,

that way you can phone from any place in the hotel.

- What will that do?

- As soon as you get enough evidence,

you push the button and we'll be all over the place.

If not I'm gonna bust in at quarter to seven.

- Alright Frank, okay.

But if you're not there in time,

I'm gonna have to stop that killing myself.

(suspenseful music)

- [Man] Alright let's do it.

(men chattering and laughing)

- Yo, whoa waiter, over her, right here.

Right here.

Take this glass.

Come on, come on.

(suspenseful music)

- So I went to my doctor and he says to me,

"you know you've gotta diet."

I said "I don't even know what color it is now."

(laughing)

Hey, hey what are these?

- Caviar in pastry.

- Hey you're serving desert first.

- Did you see that?

How incredibly unattractive.

- Man has no class.

- The wife couldn't figure it out,

she thought I was a circus performer.

(laughing)

- Joey Bags.

Cheers.

- You get the piece?

- Yeah.

- I stashed another one behind the freezer in the kitchen.

How you doing Harry?

(men chatter)

- Hey, hey, hey fellas.

(cheering and clapping)

- Here we go, here it is, yeah!

Yeah, yeah, yeah!

Look at Mack, look at his eyes are bulging out of his head.

Look at the face, it's the same color as you.

(laughing)

- [Mack] What are you talking?

I'm lace curtain Irish (laughs).

- Here come on.

- [Harry] Well um.

- [Man] Glad you like it son.

- [Harry] Yeah.

What kind of soup is this?

(men chatter)

Hey, who's got a cigar?

- Yeah I'm alright.

- Happy then?

- What's not to be happy about?

- Hey Sonny open up your mouth and say something.

- [Men Together] Yeah, yeah.

(clapping and cheering)

- Alright, alright alright.

Somebody's gotta blow a little steam.

- And you're just the man to do it Sonny (laughs).

(laughing)

- First of all, I'd like to thank Paul

for giving us a nice spread.

(clapping)

Thanks Pat.

I'd like to thank all of you for coming,

it really means a lot to me.

You know, all my life I've been chasing the taste

of something that could make me feel more alive.

Some kind of magic fumes, I don't know,

that I could breathe in and fill my soul.

Something that I could feel pumping in my blood.

I've tried everything, except making new life.

That's why I'm here.

To make new life, to keep me alive forever.

I think man was born hungry,

he spends his life hunting,

trying to satisfy that hunger.

We hunt more and more,

trying to find something that will make us feel fuller.

But that emptiness is always there.

Come's from isolation.

A man who is isolated is empty.

(gun fires)

(groaning)

It eats people.

So I hold out my hand to those of you feel isolated

and invite you to join my family.

(screams)

Comfortable Sid?

I want you to enjoy your last moments on Earth.

You're panting Sid, don't do that.

Don't worry we'll get you a woman hmm-mm.

(gasping)

- I think he's having a heart attack.

- No, he wouldn't do that.

You wouldn't miss my wedding, would you?

(sobbing)

Get him in the closet with Scullisi

and make sure he has enough to drink.

(retching)

- Hey Sonny, I got a present for ya.

- You've already given me enough.

(laughs)

- This is a perfect gift for a guy in your shoes.

- [Sonny] Where you going?

- To the can.

- Squeeze your legs together, I want you to see this.

- Alright.

(saxophone plays)

(cheering and clapping)

- [Mack] Hey, let's go upstairs.

I wanna show yo my king sized bed (laughs).

- Listen I'm hurting-- - Come on Aldo, let's go.

- I've got a bad back, you've gotta me help em out.

(laughing)

- [Aldo] Come on Mahoney, move that ass.

- Hey Vinnie.

- What?

- Why didn't you tell me Patrice was gonna hit me?

(suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music)