"We're not murderers, despite what this undertaker thinks."
"My youngest son was forced to leave this country over this Sollozzo business."
Ummmmmm.... or it might have had something to do with him killing a cop.
"Senators and Presidents don't have men killed!"
Apparently Kay did not look at a news paper the past decade.
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I’m sure this isn’t the exact quote:
“Let’s go over it one more time. What do you do after you shoot them.”
“Sit down and finish my dinner.”
She was right, actually. Presidents and Senators don't have men killed.
shareSo Presidents don't order air strikes? And they never send in Navy Seals to take out an enemy? Or have control of our Nuclear weapons? And I wonder who Kay thinks gave the approval for D-Day, which not only killed thousands of our enemies men, but thousands of our own?
shareI think it's obvious what she meant by that statement. Presidents and Senators don't use lethal force for criminal purposes. They don't murder their rivals. I think the vast majority of Americans would view D-Day as a legitimate use of lethal force. Shooting some guy in the face so you can take over a casino is not a legitimate use of force. That statement shows how corrupt Michael's thinking had already become.
shareSonny - “bada beep bada boop bada beep”
shareAnother hilarious exchange:
Jack Woltz: "Johnny Fontane will never get that movie. I don't care how many dego, wop, guinea, greaseball goombas come out of the woodwork."
Tom Hagen: "I'm German-Irish."
Woltz: "Well, let me tell you something, my kraut, mick friend.
That ones worth a few replays. Classic
Copy that.
share"Senators & Presidents don't have men killed". That's one of my faves.
Also, "Mikey, you're wrong. I'm innocent!" Carlo crying like a biz-nitch after spending all that time beating on Connie.