00:00Your character is a man who has always everything in control, is a gangster, of course, but
00:10he doesn't want to ever look at the future in a kind of way he's stuck in the past.
00:16What do you think about this?
00:18Yeah, I mean, I think I'm aware.
00:20I'm not sure I care that much.
00:22I like living the lifestyle that I was used to.
00:27I'm not the head guy anymore.
00:30My son is doing more of it, but I still have my fingers in a few of the pies.
00:37But it's like anything, like anybody, you know, there you just places change.
00:42I was doing a movie in Bulgaria and some of the people seemed like they were still caught
00:47in like when in the early or late 80s when there was communism and then some people were
00:54like moving on and it's just people get comfortable in certain habits.
01:00What is different from your other criminal characters, this one?
01:06Well, this is only the third mafia person, the second mafia person.
01:09The rest were just bad cops or just bad people.
01:12But I did a movie with the Muppets and I didn't beat up Miss Piggy.
01:19Okay.
01:20One of the things your character said, he preferred just music to the sfogliatelle.
01:25And that's very bad.
01:27I mean, did you ever try the sfogliatelle?
01:30No, I don't think I have.
01:32Oh, that's so bad because your character said, yeah, he said, I prefer just music to the sfogliatelle.
01:40I mean, if you are Italian, that's impossible.
01:43Talking about the food, there is a lot in the movie.
01:46I'm Italian and I can relate with the characters.
01:49I mean, we have always something to eat in our house.
01:52With that, you can explain a lot about people and their culture and that tradition.
01:58I'm sure that's true.
01:59I'm sure, though, two people can eat the same thing and one could be destructive and the other person doesn't have to be.
02:06So they might have common taste buds in common, but their personalities are what makes it change, I think.
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