manueluv:

Steve talking about his mother’s reaction to his death scene in The Sopranos

4 months ago on 21 January 2012    via hulksmashes   originally from manueluv
5 months ago on 04 December 2011    via manueluv   originally from manueluv

mrfernand:

The Many Deaths of Steve Buscemi

7 months ago on 29 October 2011    via mrfernand-deactivated20120102   originally from mrfernand-deactivated20120102

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1 year ago on 19 April 2011    via hey-paul   originally from hey-paul

2831:

LIKE A BOSS.

2831:

LIKE A BOSS.

1 year ago on 02 February 2011    via fyboardwalkempire-deactivated20   originally from 2831

almostgaby:


2011 Golden Globe and SAG Award Winner

HELL YES!

almostgaby:

2011 Golden Globe and SAG Award Winner

HELL YES!

1 year ago on 31 January 2011    via stannisbaratheon   originally from almostgaby

fujiidom:futurisms / littlewhiteheart:


The day after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Steve Buscemi, who worked as a firefighter from 1980-1984, showed up at his old fire station, Engine Company No. 55 in the Little Italy section of New York.
For the next week he worked 12-hour shifts, digging through the rubble trying to find the bodies of missing firefighters, all the while refusing to do interviews or have his picture taken.
“It was a privilege to be able to do it,” the 45-year-old actor said. “It was great to connect with the firehouse I used to work with and with some of the guys I worked alongside. And it was enormously helpful for me because while I was working, I didn’t really think about it as much, feel it as much.
“It wasn’t until I stopped that I really felt the full impact of what had happened. It would have been much harder for me to get through it if I hadn’t been able to do that.”
I love Steve Buscemi, what a guy.

fujiidom:futurismslittlewhiteheart:

The day after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Steve Buscemi, who worked as a firefighter from 1980-1984, showed up at his old fire station, Engine Company No. 55 in the Little Italy section of New York.

For the next week he worked 12-hour shifts, digging through the rubble trying to find the bodies of missing firefighters, all the while refusing to do interviews or have his picture taken.

“It was a privilege to be able to do it,” the 45-year-old actor said. “It was great to connect with the firehouse I used to work with and with some of the guys I worked alongside. And it was enormously helpful for me because while I was working, I didn’t really think about it as much, feel it as much.

“It wasn’t until I stopped that I really felt the full impact of what had happened. It would have been much harder for me to get through it if I hadn’t been able to do that.”

I love Steve Buscemi, what a guy.

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1 year ago on 18 January 2011    via fujiidom   originally from normajeanxo