"An Irish actor from the Cork region who was ironically cast as a Bostonian instead of an Irishman."
The panel of the Goodfellas sequel, Betterfellas, introduces themselves, featuring a screenwriter named Scar and a cast of international actors including a famous French actress and a security guard named Fuzz.
"I am Scar. I am the screenwriter of Goodfellas 2: Betterfellas."
"Hello. I am a famous French actress, Marion Cotillard, and I played the mob boss, Polly."
Marion Cotillard describes her intense process of playing a male mob boss in heavy prosthetics, revealing her 'in' to the character is shouting at Fenway Park.
"I am in heavy prosthetics. I am, you know, I am male."
"Hey, how's the everybody doing, Fenway Park?"
The international cast discusses their origins, leading to Marion Cotillard describing a rural version of Paris with a 'U' in it and Francisco claiming his father is from the Italian region of Mendocino County, California.
"I am from a sort of southeastern, very rural part of France. I believe it's called Pally."
"Mendocino County here in Northern California, I believe it is. I never met my father."
The cast describes the logistical nightmare of filming the entire movie under Fenway Park, including Francisco's surprise at having to perform 73 different character changes in a single day.
"I think for me, it would have made it a little bit easier if I had known about the 73 different changes."
"What if there's a bunch of mob guys under this field?"
The cast discusses their international origins, leading to Marion claiming she is from a rural French town called 'Pally' (Paris with a U) and Francisco revealing his father is from Mendocino County, California, not Italy.
"It's rural Paris. Population 12 people."
Scar asks the actors to demonstrate their Boston accents. Marion reveals her 'in' is a gruff Fenway Park greeting, while Dietrich's involves shouting about peanuts despite being an Irishman cast as a Bostonian.
Two-Bits Johnny explains the tragic backstory of his character Fuzz, who was smushed by a popcorn machine at age five, resulting in a pug-like voice and a face where the nose and mouth are too close together.