Unknown to Costello, Delahunt, whom they are speaking about, was really a cop.
French gets Billy to back down from the guy at the bar, then keeps talking.
French is telling Billy that in the future, if French tells him to do somethi...
French gets Billy to back down from the guy at the bar, then keeps talking.
French is commenting on why he thought it was nice that Frank asked a guy wha...
French gets Billy to back down from the guy at the bar, then keeps talking.
French examines the broken cast to be sure Billy isn't wired.
French is telling a bookie that he needs to stop complaining and start making...
After reading Billy the riot act, French makes a peace offering. He asks Bill...
After reading Billy the riot act, French makes a peace offering. Then he tell...
French tells the guy Billy clobbered who Billy is. When the guy doesn't respo...
French is roughing up a bookie who is complaining about the money that he has...
Billy and French are rousting a bookie, making collections for Costello.
Billy and French are rousting a bookie, making collections for Costello.
French is warning Billy not to go and make any more drug deals with his cousin.
As Costello and crew leave the drug pickup, they are cut off by cops. A gun f...
Sometime after torturing Billy and quizzing him about being a cop, Costello t...
Sometime after torturing Billy and quizzing him about being a cop, Costello t...
French sits down at the table when Costello gets up.
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