While 'Goodfellas' features plenty of sweeping camera work, you don't see any movement during Joe Pesci's "What do you mean I'm funny?" scene.

Apparently, the most iconic scene in Goodfellas was initially the creation of Joe Pesci. I don’t even have to tell you what scene I’m talking about.

David Chase loved the ‘Goodfellas’ scene with Joe Pesci’s character paying a late night visit to his mom Tommy DeVito (J oe Pesci) visits his mom in ‘Goodfellas.’ | Warner Bros.

Talking with DeVito in the crowd, Key's conversation with the quarterback quickly turned into Joe Pesci's famous "Funny? Funny How?" scene with Ray Liotta from Goodfellas. Alright, this is ...

Joe Pesci and Ray Liotta in “GoodFellas.” ©Warner Bros/Courtesy Everett C He didn’t meet the real Henry Hill before playing him, though.

Goodfellas is commonly regarded as a cinematic masterpiece, and some film buffs are just realising one popular scene was improvised.

Joe Pesci, Ray Liotta and Robert De Niro in Martin Scorsese's 1990 classic, Goodfellas. (Photo: Warner Bros./Courtesy Everett Collection) In Imperioli’s case, his heroes lived up to the hype.

A new season of films celebrates the co-star of Goodfellas and Home Alone and his ability to do a lot with very little It’s easy enough to forget that Joe Pesci once starred in movies – he’s ...

He showed officials three clips this week to make his point: a profane Joe Pesci from “Goodfellas,” Nicholson’s courtroom scene in “A Few Good Men,” and pilot Chesley Sullenberger’s 2009 emergency ...

Joe Pesci in Goodfellas Martin Scorsese has made some of the most critically acclaimed movies of all time. From Taxi Driver to The Irishman, we’re used to seeing the director films getting Oscar ...