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scene at Scorsese's request.The ending shot of Pesci shooting at the camera is a visual reference to The Great Train Robbery, whose ending shot slap them is of the villain, George Barnes, shooting at the camera.› See more Trivia GoofsIn the scene that opens with the title "New Jersey, 1963", Henry can be seen leaning on a 1965 Chevy Impala.› See more Goofs Movie ConnectionsEdited into: slap them Visions of LightReferences: The Great Train Robbery› See more Movie Connections slap them Alternate VersionsA television version of the film was prepared by Director Martin Scorsese, which retained a good portion of the film's graphic violence. It also retained much of the profanity, minus the F- and S-words, which were dubbed over. Martin Scorsese did a televised introduction upon the film's network premiere.› See more Alternate Versions QuotesTommy DeVito: In this day and age, what the f*** is this world coming to? I can't believe this, prejudice against - a Jew broad - prejudice against Italians.Tommy |
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