Who would've thought the dude from Goodfellas was a video game fan? Well, they showed him some of video games most notorious "bad-boy" games and had a little Q+A session with him.

Thought you guys might enjoy this.

Henry Hill Interview (6/13/03)

-DJ

He says at the bottom he's making a Goodfellas sequal.

You think Liotta would reprise his role?

Maybe, but it said there would also be parts from when he was in the mafia that was not in the film.

I heard about this sequel from Stern about a year ago. He hasn't even started on it yet. Getting that cookbook out of him I heard was like pulling teeth.

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"EGM: So you'd never played a videogame before today?

HH: The only one I played was Bong."
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"JH: It's a controller--

HH: It's a torture device. Look at these f***ing buttons--where am I going? What the f***? We're in Brooklyn!

JH: It's London.

HH: I know. Let's kill some guys. Can I kill a cop? The Queen, is she dead? Somebody.."
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"JH: Go in the gate. Now hit that guard.

EGM: I think that's the mailman.

JH: Hit the mailman!

HH: The milkman? I'm trying!

JH: Henry, you're not--

HH: I'm running all over the place. Screw this. Only reason I go to Sicily is to get tomatoes."
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"EGM: Here's the crooked lawyer.

HH: Been there, done that. [laughs]"
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"HH: I was over there a bunch of times. I had to testify. What kinda hit man is this? Wait, he's going to confession? This is supposed to be fun?

EGM: He's got a conscience.

HH: These Sicilian hit men have no conscience. Dime a f***ing dozen. I'm telling you. We called 'em zips: They zip in, they zip out. So I'm supposed to what, here?"
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Making A Godfellas secuel is stupid. the GF story is based upon a true story, and it ended where it ends in the movie...And there is not really any precuel course it starts from the beginning of Ray Liotas life...

How so, because he was a procrastinator? Or, was he was difficult to work with (i.e., he had one idea and the editors, another)?

No one knows. I think it's b/c no one thinks he'll follow thru on anything. He's been on the Stern show a number of times plugging different things -- books, movies, appearances, etc etc. None of them hardly ever happen and this has been going on for almost a decade.

It's sort of a running joke when he calls in now b/c everyone knows he's just BSing everyone. The best is when Howard opens up the phone lines and everyone calls in to give him their death threats.