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Imperioli tells DECIDER that the real-life Mafia figure and his own character each "had a little foot in the showbiz world."
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The message appears to viewers just before the start of the film.
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Co-writer Larry Love deemed himself "too much of a perfectionist."
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Peter Dinklage narrates yet another "handbook" docuseries about how to become a powerful but reviled person.
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The boat was first featured in the pilot episode of the HBO series The Sopranos.
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Do you want to watch a woman in heels and fur kick the sh*t out of her friend and then talk about it the next day while drinking white wine ...
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Don Cheadle and Benicio del Toro team up in the new crime thriller.
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In this exclusive excerpt from Glenn Kenny's new book Made Men: The Story Of Goodfellas, Kenny details how Nora Ephron's My Blue Heaven beat Goodfellas into theaters.
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Here's who brought down these notorious criminals.
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This 3-part series documents how the mafia dominated New York in the '70s, and how the feds used the new RICO statutes to bring the "Five Families" down in the...
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Manzo allegedly hired a member of the Lucchese crime family to assault Dina's now-husband in exchange for a discounted wedding reception.
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Give remakes a chance. Brian De Palma certainly did.
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Hardy takes on the notorious gangster in the last year of his life.
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Am I crazy, or were the sparks totally flying over that corpse?
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Police found loaded guns, assorted pills, and "a large quantity of marijuana" in their Staten Island home.
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The comedians shared their unfiltered thoughts on Scorsese's mob drama in a brief Twitter exchange.
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Paquin spoke only seven words in the three-hour film, but De Niro believes that they were "very powerful."
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Plus, Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, and Al Pacino reflect on playing younger men in their new critically-acclaimed Netflix film.
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"Three-and-a-half-hour mob movie" doesn't scream comedy, and yet!
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Scorsese's new epic is based on the controversial memoir of a former mobster, Frank Sheeran.