One of the most memorable scenes in "Goodfellas" occurs early on, when the audience is introduced to most of the crew at the Bamboo Lounge. Henry Hill (Ray Liotta) and Tommy DeVito (Pesci) get into a tense exchange in which Pesci asks "Funny how?" Apparently, this scene was heavily improvised and based off of a story Pesci told at rehearsal. A young Pesci was a waiter at a restaurant and told a mobster that he was funny. Needless to say, the wiseguy didn't take this compliment too well. Scorsese

Goodfellas features a memorable scene where Henry (Ray Liotta) and the crew take a detour on the way to bury a mobster to visit Tommy’s (Joe Pesci’s) mother. In typical Italian fashion, Tommy’s mother offers the boys plenty of good food and even better company. This scene was heavily improvised, and features Martin Scorsese’s own mother Catherine Scorsese who (alongside side De Niro’s “Hoof”) steals the show. | Industria

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