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I'm not sure if this has been mentioned but: I really like State of Grace -- about Irish mobsters in NY starring Sean Penn, Gary Oldman, and Ed Harris.
Are we ONLY defining "Mob" movies as Italian mafia movies? If not, I'll add some different ones to the list:
Godfather 1 and 2
Goodfellas
Casino
Scarface
Untouchables
King Of New York
American Gangster
Scarface - The Al Capone movie where Ben Gazzara played Al Capone
Are we ONLY defining "Mob" movies as Italian mafia movies? If not, I'll add some different ones to the list:
Godfather 1 and 2
Goodfellas
Casino
Scarface
Untouchables
King Of New York
American Gangster
Scarface - The Al Capone movie where Ben Gazzara played Al Capone
King of New York! Was just gonna add that one myself.
Dillinger. The script and cast are so good that this movie transcends its B-movie budget.
As far as I know there are some different 'Dillinger' movies (remakes?). What movie do you mean?
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I used to work with a lady who knew the character Joe Pesci was based on. Said he was a real nice guy.
Did this guy thrust a pen in a guy's neck like Pesci did? lol
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Scarface - The Al Capone movie where Ben Gazzara played Al Capone
What do you mean? There were only two Scarface movies: a) Scarface, 1932 (with Paul Muni) directed by Howard Hawks and b) Scarface, 1983 with Al Pacino
Is there a third Scarface I've missed?
Another great mob movie I'd like to mention is 'The Cotton Club', 1984 directed by F.F. Coppola. Anybody seen it?
A very beautiful and well-done movie about notorious NY gangster Dutch Schultz. James Remar who played the Dutch was super awesome (mad, furious and persuasive). James Remar by far played one of the best mob characters in a cinema history along with Tony Montana and Michael Corleone. One of the best episodes was when James Remar stuck a fork into his enemy's neck during the dinner.
What do you mean? There were only two Scarface movies: a) Scarface, 1932 (with Paul Muni) directed by Howard Hawks and b) Scarface, 1983 with Al Pacino
Is there a third Scarface I've missed?
Had to look it up on IMDB.
Was a 1975 movie called "Capone" with Ben Gazzara in the lead and Sylvester Stallone played Frank Netti.
The Godfather I & II
Goodfellas
Casino
Road to Perdition
Last Man Standing
Godfather 1
Donnie Brasco
Once Upon a Time In America
Goodfellas
State of Grace
Under Hellgate Bridge
Gotti
American Gangster
10th and Wolf
A Brooklyn State of Mind
Casino
Made men
Mean Streets
The North End
I have another to add..one of the low-budget mob movies I enjoy but forgot the name. Will add tommorrow.
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State of Grace
