Seconds later, Tommy has another one of his anger bursts against the man in charge at the restaurant, with Henry calling him funny again (and later a third time), now prompting a less serious reaction from Tommy. After a brief moment of silence (that surely feels like an eternity in a situation like that), Henry breaks into a laugh, with Tommy revealing he was just messing with him and “almost had him”. As tension builds up, Henry tries to explain himself and Tommy keeps pushing him about it, asking if he sees him as a “clown” and someone who is there to “amuse him”. Tommy questions Henry about it, asking how he is funny. As everyone laughs, Henry tells Tommy that he’s a funny guy, which Tommy doesn’t take well. The scene takes place at a restaurant, with Henry and others listening to one of Tommy’s stories. Allegedly, this story is all true, inspired by something that happened to him and improvised into the script.Related: Goodfellas: What Being A Made Man Means (& Why Henry Hill Can't Be One)

And you probably don't have connections to the mob, like Pesci did. If you were to drop this quote at a dinner party, would you get an in-unison 'awww' or would everyone roll their eyes and never invite you back? Here it is, on a scale of 1-10.

Onesie (because babies are known for their senses of humor).

The members of Goodfeathers, the pigeons from Animaniacs, are one big Goodfellas parody. You hear this when someone tells another person he's funny, and that person has seen way too many Joe Pesci movies.

Sit back and chuckle (or don't) at this clip. Haha, he's so funny… and we mean that in the best possible way. 'I'm funny how? I mean, funny like I'm a clown? I amuse you? I make you laugh?' The situation gets more and more tense until a few minutes-and a few dozen F-bombs-later, when DeVito acts like it was a joke all along. Tommy DeVito wants to be taken seriously. Danny DeVito, sure, he's funny, but not Tommy DeVito. This line is spoken by Tommy DeVito (played by Joe Pesci) in the film Goodfellas, directed by Martin Scorsese (1990).Īfter Tommy DeVito tells a funny effing story (laden with F-bombs, like everything else he says), fellow mobster Henry Hill (Ray Liotta) tells him, 'you're a funny guy.' DeVito doesn't take that as a compliment, though. Fear Humor Funny Relationship Goodfellas Movie Communication Assorted Movie Character Context

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