Mafiaveljet (1990) USA
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Director:Martin Scorsese
Studio:Warner Bros.
Producer:Barbara De Fina, Bruce S. Pustin, Irwin Winkler
Writer:Nicholas Pileggi, Martin Scorsese
Rating:8.7 (1 043 061 votes)
Rated:R
Date Added:2021-05-25
Awards:Won 1 Oscar
Genre:Biography, Crime, Drama
IMDb:0099685
Duration:146
Picture Format:Anamorphic Widescreen
Aspect Ratio:1.85:1
Sound:DTS HD-MA 5.1
Languages:English, Italian
Subtitles:Finnish
Selkämys:musta
Martin Scorsese  ...  (Director)
Nicholas Pileggi, Martin Scorsese  ...  (Writer)
 
Robert De Niro  ...  James Conway
Ray Liotta  ...  Henry Hill
Joe Pesci  ...  Tommy DeVito
Lorraine Bracco  ...  Karen Hill
Paul Sorvino  ...  Paul Cicero
Frank Sivero  ...  Frankie Carbone
Tony Darrow  ...  Sonny Bunz
Mike Starr  ...  Frenchy
Frank Vincent  ...  Billy Batts
Chuck Low  ...  Morris Kessler
Frank DiLeo  ...  Tuddy Cicero
Henny Youngman  ...  Henny Youngman
Gina Mastrogiacomo  ...  Janice Rossi
Catherine Scorsese  ...  Tommy's Mother
Charles Scorsese  ...  Vinnie
Suzanne Shepherd  ...  Karen's Mother
Debi Mazar  ...  Sandy
Margo Winkler  ...  Belle Kessler
Welker White  ...  Lois Byrd
Jerry Vale  ...  Jerry Vale
Julie Garfield  ...  Mickey Conway
Christopher Serrone  ...  Young Henry
Elaine Kagan  ...  Henry's Mother
Beau Starr  ...  Henry's Father
Kevin Corrigan  ...  Michael Hill
Michael Imperioli  ...  Spider
Robbie Vinton  ...  Bobby Vinton
Johnny Williams  ...  Johnny Roastbeef
Daniel P. Conte  ...  Dr. Dan
Tony Conforti  ...  Tony
Frank Pellegrino  ...  Johnny Dio
Ronald Maccone  ...  Ronnie
Tony Sirico  ...  Tony Stacks
Joseph D'Onofrio  ...  Young Tommy
Steve Forleo  ...  City Detective #1
Richard Dioguardi  ...  City Detective #2
Frank Adonis  ...  Anthony Stabile
John Manca  ...  Nickey Eyes
Joseph Bono  ...  Mikey Franzese
Katherine Wallach  ...  Diane
Mark Jacobs  ...  Bruce
Angela Pietropinto  ...  Cicero's Wife
Marianne Leone  ...  Tuddy's Wife
Marie Michaels  ...  Mrs. Carbone
LoNardo  ...  Frenchy's Wife
Melissa Prophet  ...  Angie
Illeana Douglas  ...  Rosie
Susan Varon  ...  Susan
Elizabeth Whitcraft  ...  Tommy's Girlfriend at Copa
Clem Caserta  ...  Joe Buddha
Samuel L. Jackson  ...  Stacks Edwards
Fran McGee  ...  Johnny Roastbeef's Wife
Paul Herman  ...  Dealer
Edward McDonald  ...  Edward McDonald
Edward Hayes  ...  Defense Attorney
Daniela Barbosa  ...  Young Henry's Sister #1
Gina Mattia  ...  Young Henry's Sister #2
Joel Calendrillo  ...  Young Henry's Older Brother
Anthony Valentin  ...  Young Michael
Edward D. Murphy  ...  Liquor Cop #1
Michael Citriniti  ...  Liquor Cop #2
Peter Hock  ...  Mailman
Erasmus C. Alfano  ...  Barbeque Wiseguy
John Di Benedetto  ...  Bleeding Man
Manny Alfaro  ...  Gambling Doorman
Thomas Lowry  ...  Hijacked Driver
Margaret Smith  ...  School Guard
Richard Mullally  ...  Cop #1
Frank Albanese  ...  Mob Lawyer
Paul McIsaac  ...  Judge - 1956
Bob Golub  ...  Truck Driver at Diner
Louis Eppolito  ...  Fat Andy
Tony Lip  ...  Frankie The Wop
Mikey Black  ...  Freddy No Nose
Peter Cicale  ...  Pete The Killer
Anthony Powers  ...  Jimmy Two Times
Vincent Pastore  ...  Man with Coatrack
Anthony Alessandro  ...  Henry's 60's Crew
Victor Colicchio  ...  Henry's 60's Crew
Mike Contessa  ...  Cicero's 60's Crew
Philip Suriano  ...  Cicero's 60's crew
Paul Mougey  ...  Terrorized Waiter
Norman Barbera  ...  Bouncer
Anthony Polemeni  ...  Copa Captain
James Quattrochi  ...  Henry Greeter #1
Lawrence Sacco  ...  Henry Greeter #2
Dino Laudicina  ...  Henry Greeter #3
Thomas E. Camuti  ...  Mr. Tony Hood #1
Andrew Scudiero  ...  Mr. Tony Hood #2
Irving Welzer  ...  Copa Announcer
Jesse Kirtzman  ...  Beach Club Waiter
Russell Halley  ...  Bruce's Brother #1
Spencer Bradley  ...  Bruce's Brother #2
Bob Altman  ...  Karen's Dad
Joanna Bennett  ...  Marie #1
Gayle Lewis  ...  Marie #2
Gaetano Lisi  ...  Paul #3
Luke Walter  ...  Truck Driver
Ed Deacy  ...  Detective Deacy
Larry Silvestri  ...  Detective Silvestri
John 'Cha Cha' Ciarcia  ...  Batts' Crew #1
Vito Picone  ...  Vito
Janis Corsair  ...  Vito's Girlfriend
Frank Aquilino  ...  Batts' Crew #2
Lisa D'Apolito  ...  Lisa
Michael Calandrino  ...  Godfather at Table
Vito Antuofermo  ...  Prizefighter
Vito Balsamo  ...  Henry's 70's Crew
Peter Fain  ...  Henry's 70's Crew
Vincent Gallo  ...  Henry's 70's Crew
Gaetano LoGiudice  ...  Henry's 70's Crew
Garry Pastore  ...  Henry's 70's Crew
Nicole Burdette  ...  Carbone's Girlfriend
Stella Keitel  ...  Henry's Older Child - Judy
Dominique DeVito  ...  Henry's Baby - Ruth
Michaelangelo Graziano  ...  Bar Patron
Paula Kcira  ...  Janice's Girlfriend #1
Nadine Kay  ...  Janice's Girlfriend #2
Tony Ellis  ...  Bridal Shop Owner
Peter Onorati  ...  Florida Bookie
Jamie De Roy  ...  Bookie's Sister
Joel Blake  ...  Judge - 1971
H. Clay Dear  ...  Security Guard with Lobsters
Thomas Hewson  ...  Drug Buyer
Gene Canfield  ...  Prison Guard in Booth
Margaux Guerard  ...  Judy Hill at 10 Years
Violet Gaynor  ...  Ruth Hill at 8 Years
Tobin Bell  ...  Parole Officer
Berlinda Tolbert  ...  Stacks' Girlfriend
Nancy Cassaro  ...  Joe Buddha's Wife
Adam Wandt  ...  Kid
Joe Gioco  ...  Garbage Man
Isiah Whitlock Jr.  ...  Doctor
Alyson Jones  ...  Judy Hill at 13 Years
Ruby Gaynor  ...  Ruth Hill at 11 Years
Bo Dietl  ...  Arresting Narc
Steve Baker  ...  Waiter
Lisa Bostnar  ...  Nicky Eyes' Girlfriend
Linda Carola  ...  Gangster's Girlfriend
Anthony Caso  ...  Truck Hijacker
Frank Cassini  ...  Young Wiseguy
Joe Chiaramonte  ...  Lawyer
Lionel Douglass  ...  Man at Table
Doug Ferony  ...  Anthony
George Gerard  ...  Contruction Worker
Matthew T. Gitkin  ...  Warehouse Worker
Richard Goteri  ...  Cicero's '60s Crew
Debbee Hinchcliffe  ...  Jimmy's Date
Al Jolson  ...  Jakie Rabinowitz
Diane Kimbrell  ...  Commuter
Anibal O. Lleras  ...  Fellas Chauffer
Joseph Oliveira  ...  Marciano
Charles Pendelton  ...  Resturante Mob Onlooker
Louis Perez  ...  Frankie
Jeffrey Rollins  ...  Courtroom Defendant
Colette Savage  ...  Wilma Johnson - Phone Operator
Robert Sedona  ...  Restaurant Customer
Jill Senter  ...  Woman in Bar
Barry Squitieri  ...  Wiseguy
Drew Stanley  ...  Wedding Photographer
Frank Stellato  ...  1956 Court Stenographer
Billy L. Sullivan  ...  Jimmy's Son
Nick Vallelonga  ...  Prison Inmate Sitting Behind Henry
Michael Ballhaus  ...  Cinematographer
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Summary: Henry Hill might be a small time gangster, who may have taken part in a robbery with Jimmy Conway and Tommy De Vito, two other gangsters who might have set their sights a bit higher. His two partners could kill off everyone else involved in the robbery, and slowly start to think about climbing up through the hierarchy of the Mob. Henry, however, might be badly affected by his partners' success, but will he consider stooping low enough to bring about the downfall of Jimmy and Tommy?