Intertextuality; Goodfellas VS LilyHammer VS The Sopranos

1. Definition of Intertextuality; is the shaping of a text's meaning by another text. Intertextual figures include: allusion, quotation, calque, plagiarism, translation, pastiche and parody.
   Example of Intertextuality (video starts at 40 seconds) 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGs-yzWrjdI

In this video, the men stab and shoot another man in the back of a car. There is then a voice over saying 'I wanted to be a gangster as far back as I could remember'. In the scene from Lilyhammer, the character quotes from 'Goodfellas' by saying 'I wanted to be a skier as far back as I could remember'. There is no death scene which is ironic as the character from 'LilyHammer' has it much easier than the gangsters yet he still quotes it.

Another example of Intertextuality is, in 'The Sopranos' there is a music montage of the city. In 'LilyHammer', the guy mentions it 'being like a scene from 'The Sopranos'. The same soundtrack from that show is then played as a sound bridge as it is played on the radio in a car which links into the story. The montage is still the same; showing the city.