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The Godfather doesn't follow all the real-life Mafia rules, but its deviations are important to the story and characters.

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Picture: Seton Hall University Libraries The story of Joe Colombo, the Mafia boss who briefly turned ethnic politician, is one of the most frightening stories I’ve come across. An instructive story, ...

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But I think there’s more to it than a software update. The truth is, the further away we get from the heyday of the Italian mafia, the less performers look like believable wiseguys. When De Niro ...

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There’s a catch, a gimmick even, as De Niro stars opposite himself, playing both Frank Costello and Vito Genovese, two notorious real-life Italian American mafiosi ... as a meditation on mob movies.

ROBERT DE NIRO might be more or less synonymous with gangsters on film, but he’s doing double duty in The Alto Knights, which is now playing in theaters. De Niro plays two mobsters at once in the ...

Robert De Niro plays both Vito Genovese and Frank Costello in the Cincy-shot film "The Alto Knights," but are two De Niro's better than one?