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| “ | You get a dictionary and find out what this 'closure' is. If that's what he's going to hit us with, I want to know what it is. | „ |
| ~ Sidone misunderstanding the meaning of the word "closure" |
Primo Sidone is the main antagonist in the 1999 crime comedy film Analyze This.
He was portrayed by Chazz Palminteri, who also portrayed Smokey in Stuart Little, Buster in Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure, Mr. Walken in Little Man, Manfredi Sinatra in Law & Order: Organized Crime, Kasada in Animal, Perry Cannavaro in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, and Santino "Sonny" LoSpecchio in A Bronx Tale.
Biography[]
Primo Sidone is introduced in "Analyze This" as a rival mobster to Paul Vitti. He is ambitious and ruthless, seeking to take control of Vitti's operations while exploiting Vitti's vulnerabilities, particularly his newfound emotional struggles.
Sidone's aggressive tactics and willingness to resort to violence create tension throughout the film, as he threatens Vitti's position and stability.
As Vitti navigates his therapy sessions with Dr. Ben Sobel, the conflict with Sidone escalates, ultimately forcing Vitti to confront not only his fears but also the realities of his criminal life.
Sidone embodies the external pressures Vitti faces, culminating in a showdown that highlights the complexities of loyalty and power within the mob world.