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Synopsis: This film follows the life of Paul Castellano, a mobster who rose in the ranks of New York City's Gambino crime family with the help of his considerable intelligence until he was picked to become the reigning don of the family in the 1970s. Flush with his power, he charts a new course for the mob with the emphasis on a low profile approach exploiting quiet crime business like labour union control while promising to deal with murderous severity anyone he catches dealing with drugs. Yet for all the sureness of his position's authority, his own indiscretions in his personal life provide complications of his own. With this being combined with the growing restiveness of his underling's discomfort with his quiet approach and the FBI agents who are determined to bring him down, then the stage is set for a tragic fall.
 
IMDB:
6.7
Year:
2001
93 min
232 Views


all right with it?

Yeah, it's the right thing.

I ain't no Godfather.

I'm an old street dog.

I'm gonna change things.

You're my underboss, my right arm.

Just cut the young guys

a little slack, okay?

Don't push them too fast.

Young crews, they may not understand

the things that you want.

Well, they better learn fast.

These young kids are so tempted.

They got big balls and weak minds.

They want everything fast and easy.

Sounds like a couple of kids we knew.

The world has changed,

and we gotta change with it.

Well, it's in your hands now, Paul.

Use me and my crew.

Gotti over there and Angelo.

How do I take them all to where

I want to go? You tell me.

We started together,

we'll see it through together.

The boys are looking lean

and hungry tonight.

They're all wondering who you're gonna

pick for Miami.

Tonight, you'll see.

Paul, Paul. There's somebody so bad

wants to meet you.

Oh, my God! Mr. Castellano.

- This is Brenda, she goes to NYU.

- I'm a drama major.

For me you're just... You're the

master of drama, the real world.

I saw the "Godfather" 16 times.

Hey, Paul, I was thinking maybe me

and you could go somewhere and talk.

Can I call you Paul?

- I got some business to discuss.

- Yeah.

Let's go.

- Hey, how you doing? Good.

- How you doing?

Will they keep these young girls

away from me?

A girl like that is

like putting a bullet in your brain.

Just like that

Samson and Delilah b*tch.

She cut his balls.

His hair, Tommy, not his balls.

Whatever, Piney.

She took his strength.

A beautiful woman

will do that every time.

For every beautiful woman,

there's a guy tired of banging her.

Remember that.

Look, spread the word.

IKeep those girls away.

I take it as a personal insult.

I'll take any you don't want.

I wouldn't throw no babes

out of no bathtub.

It's "babies," and it's

"out with the bath water."

Yeah, well, I'll bathe them too.

Or whatever.

- Mr. Castellano?

- Yeah?

Please, join our group over here.

Not now, Joey. But I want to talk

to you about some business.

Thank you.

So it's Bazzini.

He gets Florida, huh?

Look, Joey's a steady.

He's a good earner.

He's not violent or wild.

For a year I'll see what he does

with the dog tracks and the books.

The others see what kind of guy gets

rewarded, they'll calm down a bit.

All right?

Come on. "Salute"!

Two hundred mil.

"Babies with the bath water."

"I love that theme song".

"It gives me a chance to say"...

We'll begin at the beginning

by saying:

Good morning, welcome to

The Joe Franklin Show.

I'd like to say welcome to

The Johnny Carson Show...

..."or" The Phil Donahue Show...

Paulie!

Want to know why we do it

slow this way?

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