Top 20 Goodfellas Movie Details
While searching the internet for Goodfellas movie facts, I found some interesting little known details. Obscure enough that most people could miss it, I want to make you a favor by creating ordered lists with the most intriguing hidden details.
Most of them are not blatantly obvious to be observed at first sight, so take your time and read carefully. We have extensive definitions that accurately explain any behind the scene meaning or famous dialogues.


Trivia
I have collected all the famous movie trivia questions with answers from Reddit and other sources. They can be very useful in quizzes or games, or simply to learn more information. Most of the fun Goodfellas details are suitable for kids.
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When Morrie gets whacked in the car, the interior lights turns off once the ice pick goes through his head, as an indications of "light out for Morrie"
Easter Eggs
Finding Easter Eggs in movies is one of my favorite hobbies. Hidden objects, characters, and their meanings are wonderful ways to discover the filmmaker's perspectives of any given movie.
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Frank Vincent's character name is Billy Bats. In Casino (1995) Frank's character is seen using 2 bats when killing Nicky
Hidden Details





All the wedding guests give cash in the same envelope because they all used the same mob bank.
There is a very famous 3 minute one shot no cuts scene. If you look closely before and after they enter the kitchen you'll notice its the same hallway, meaning they added a whole extra unnecessary walk just so you can get to know Henry on his date with Karen.
When Tommy asks Spider for a "Cutty and water" someone off camera immediately says "I'm good" resulting in Spider's confusion and ultimate fate
Right before Morrie gets whacked, he mentions the "point-shaving up in Boston" (0:52), referring to the infamous Boston College basketball scandal during the '78-'79 season. Jimmy Burke (DeNiro) and Henry Hill (Liotta) both played large part in the real-life scandal.
Paul Sorvino slaps Ray Liotta in the face unrehearsed, causing Liotta's character to have a genuinely surprised reaction.

: During the famous "Do I make you laugh?" scene, Tommy (Joe Pesci) jokingly tells Henry (Ray Liotta) that he may fold under questioning. Henry does ultimately fold and testifies against his former friends and mob associates
Joe Pesci's character waves around a six shot revolver, from which he then fires seven shots.


I am pretty sure that you've watched Goodfellas, maybe in a theater near you or on the small screen, but probably not many of the small details have taken your attention. Most of the previous facts are hidden for some reason, but still, there is plenty of randomly forgetten stuff that makes the movie unique and interesting. The more you know, the more fascinated you'll be about Goodfellas and will watch it online, download or stream it again and again.