Inside the American Mob: Taking Down the Mob
04:00 am - 05:00 am, Friday, November 28 on National Geographic Channel ()
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Taking Down the Mob
Season 1, Episode 4
Recalling Rudolph Giuliani's attempts to end Mafia violence and corruption in New York.
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2013
English
HD Level Unknown
Stereo
Documentary
History
Government
Profile
Crime
Organized Crime
Cast & Crew
Kenneth Carrella
(Actor)
John Farnworth
(Actor)
Michael Messina
(Actor)
James Zeiss
(Actor)
Evan Evangelou
(Actor)
Daniel Stagliano
(Actor)
Frank Siragusa
(Actor)
Glenn Alba
(Actor)
Robert Arensen
(Actor)
Vic Bagratuni
(Actor)
Thomas Bencivenga
(Actor)
.. Tommy Bilotti
Tony Devon
(Actor)
.. Ray Di Paulo
Steve Garfanti
(Actor)
.. Stephen Caracappa
John Ventimiglia
(Actor)
.. Narrator
More Information
Did You Know..
Kenneth Carrella
(Actor)
John Farnworth
(Actor)
Michael Messina
(Actor)
James Zeiss
(Actor)
Evan Evangelou
(Actor)
Daniel Stagliano
(Actor)
Frank Siragusa
(Actor)
Glenn Alba
(Actor)
Robert Arensen
(Actor)
Vic Bagratuni
(Actor)
Thomas Bencivenga
(Actor)
.. Tommy Bilotti
Tony Devon
(Actor)
.. Ray Di Paulo
Born:
December 05, 1951
Steve Garfanti
(Actor)
.. Stephen Caracappa
John Ventimiglia
(Actor)
.. Narrator
Born:
July 17, 1963
Birthplace: New York, New York, United States
Birthplace: New York, New York, United States
Trivia:
New York-based character actor John Ventimiglia has built his career playing thugs, guards, cops, and other tough guys in television and movies. He guest starred on crime dramas like Law & Order and NYPD Blue until 1999, when he joined the cast of The Sopranos as Artie Bucco, the proprietor of the Nuovo Vesuvio restaurant and close personal friend of Tony Soprano. The Artie Bucco character name was used by HBO to sell a whole line of products (pasta sauce, cookbooks, etc.) to promote the show. His film career has been more low-key, mostly made up of small roles in independent dramas. In 1995, he played the stable father Andrew in Rebecca Miller's directorial debut, Angela. The next year, he had brief parts in four popular independent films: I Shot Andy Warhol, Girls Town, Trees Lounge, and The Funeral. He then co-starred in the crime comedy On the Run, opposite fellow Sopranos cast member Michael Imperioli, and appeared in King of the World, the made-for-TV movie about Muhammad Ali. Turning to voice acting, he narrated both the documentary The Art of Amália and Rebecca Miller's Personal Velocity. In 2002, he joined up with several other New York actors and writers for DV Workshop, a feature film collection of 24 short films for the Internet.
