Subtitle Donnie Brasco -

"If I say you're a friend of mine, that means you're connected. If I say you're a friend of ours, that means you're a made guy. If I introduce you, I'm responsible for you. Anything wrong with you, I go down."

:The script includes tense exchanges between Pistone's superiors about his deep cover, often highlighting the length of his operation (over five years) and the risk of "going native". Film Details for Subtitle Metadata

: Primarily English, with some Italian-American slang. subtitle Donnie Brasco

" 'Forget about it' is like if you agree with someone, you know, like 'Raquel Welch is one great piece of ass—forget about it.' But then, if you disagree... 'A Lincoln is better than a Cadillac? Forget about it!' ... Sometimes it just means forget about it."

To provide "long content" for subtitles for the 1997 film , it is helpful to look at key dialogue and plot summaries that define the movie's script and tone. The film follows FBI agent Joseph D. Pistone, who infiltrates the Mafia under the alias "Donnie Brasco" and forms a deep, conflicting bond with aging hitman Lefty Ruggiero. Key Script Highlights "If I say you're a friend of mine,

: Approximately 2 hours and 7 minutes for the theatrical version, while the Extended Cut runs for 2 hours and 27 minutes.

:This is perhaps the most famous sequence where Donnie explains the various meanings of the phrase to FBI technicians. Anything wrong with you, I go down

If you are looking for specific content to use or understand for subtitling, these are some of the most iconic and lengthy dialogue sequences: