Goodfellas - Long take Restaurant scene - Then He Kissed Me

Goodfellas 1990

Directed by

Martin Scorsese

Writing Credits (WGA)

Nicholas Pileggi ... (book "Wiseguy")
Nicholas Pileggi ... (screenplay) &
Martin Scorsese ... (screenplay)

Stars: Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta, Joe Pesci

Song

Then He Kissed Me

Written by Phil Spector, Ellie Greenwich and Jeff Barry
Performed by The Crystals
Courtesy of Phil Spector Records Inc. by Arrangement with ABKCO Records.

Video made for entertaining and learning only.

[HasanAlicik]

I wanna live this scene at least one time in my lifetime

[l_rob]

“Uh, I’m here for my first day of vocational school?”
“Right this way.”

[isoladipietra]

This scene belongs in an art gallery. Incredible.

[AleCharlie]

Here after hearing the terrible news today, RIP Ray Liotta. Will never forget this film as long as I live.

[tommybhoy]

The movie summed up in 1 tracking shot, they get the best seats, money the glamour etc but they have to go through the back door to get it

[panamasyndicate]

Just like in this scene, I can see Ray going up to Heaven through the back door. Rest In Peace Ray I hope at least God got that spaghetti with marinara ready for you.

[VicenteFuentes]

Absolutely perfect scene. Thanks Scorsese

[danieldevito]

The ABSOLUTE best scene in cinema history. Martin Scorsese will go down as one of the best director's of all time

[eddiecongdon]

Karen's innocence was left in the kitchen. It was over from there on

[milan]

One of the best One-Shots of the History of Movies. Martin Scorsese The Godfather of Gangster/Drug/Money Movies A Genius

[MartyMcFly]

If you pay close attention you’ll notice they just go around in a circle and exit the same way the came in

[thebassfisherman]

How could anyone dislike this scene. Explains why there's only one dislike

[AmericanSwede]

I still remember my 13 year Old self watching this scene for the first time. I don’t know why but this scene had me instantly stunned with envy and influence like no other in the movie.

[jameslipton]

To me this was the golden age of film making. Brilliant scene.

[christophermoran]

In my opinion, the best movie scene of all time. Not because it's all that artsy or thematically complex- I just love it.

[Elsupermayan]

"Every time I come here, every time you two. Don't you work?"

[yossibenayoun]

My favourite scene in movie history, just perfect

[shaun_seow]

RIP Ray Liotta. Thanks for giving us this unforgettable moment, one of the best cinematic longshots in Hollywood history. 😢

[erikleissner]

One of the best scenes in movie history, watched it over and over again.

[alejoparedes]

"What do you do?" "I'm in construction."

29 years later...

"I heard you paint houses." "I also do my own carpentry work."