Sentences with phrase «mobsters known»

A cabal of Japanese mobsters known as the Katana Gang is taking over the streets of Los Angeles.

Not exact matches

The casino — and others like it in Atlantic City — was once known as a hot spot for Brooklyn mobsters associated with the Russian mafia.

I recall a bunch of articles about how because a bunch of local Irish mobsters are invested in the amateur boxing scene, he knows a lot them through crossed - paths, for certain.

«These mobsters seemed to use every scheme known to us, from arson, to shake - downs, violence, health care fraud, and even untaxed cigarettes to keep the racket going,» outgoing NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton said in a statement.

All of the things that mobsters are known for have originated from Democrat politicians.

After Hit Girl is busted and forced to retire, Kick - Ass joins a team of amateur superheroes led by a reformed mobster and tangles with the evil villain formerly known as Red Mist.

He persuades Rosie to drive a getaway car each time he does the unthinkable: he invades the turf of several mafia clubs with an Uzi he knows not how to use (a funny scene finds him shooting wildly into the air to get the mobsters» attention), and Rosie is so involved with her cigarette that she is unable to open the car door for her thieving boyfriend.

Knowing that Chow has been in communication with Alan, mobster Marshall (John Goodman) captures the «Wolfpack» on their roadtrip.

Brooklyn mobster and prolific hit man Jimmy Conlon (Neeson), once known as The Gravedigger, has seen better days.

And he knows there's one thing powerful mobsters respect: greater power.

It doesn't know if it wants to be a tale of Robin Hood style Prohibition - era mobsters, a classic revenge story, a war between gangsters and the Ku Klux Klan, a battle over turf between Irish and Italian mobs, the startup of a casino, or whatever the other subplots are that I'm forgetting.

In a chance altercation at a gas station, Wick inadvertently offends a Russian mobster, played Alfie Allen, also known as the dick - ish Theon Greyjoy from Game of Thrones.

Sooner he becomes the leader of the gangsters and known as Little Caesar, and gets closer to the great mobster Pete Montana.

When you hear characters say things as confident as «I don't think I can die» while mobsters shoot at them, you know you are watching a movie by the Iron Man 3 director.

No, they come to a fight with muggers or mobsters only with their self - imposed training to fight and maybe weapons like baseball bats or batons or knives.

Despite the presence of some well - known actors — including Ed Harris playing an American laborer who fled Depression - era America for work in Russia and Colin Farrell as a Russian mobster — a semidocumentary harshness hangs over these early scenes.

I still get a kick out of seeing writers on TV, especially when Castle starts referring to plot points in their novels in order to get them to let him know where a «tattooed Russian mobster» is most likely to hang out.

Her boyfriend, hunky State Trooper Marcus Richmond, is fed up with Vinnie's misadventures, not to mention that every mobster in town seems to know who she is.

The player must evade police and mobsters in a freely - traversable metropolis known as «Los City» (the name likely being responsible for Play - Asia's «Escape from Los Angeles» listing) while searching for evidence to clear his name.

It provides a nice mix of showcasing the realistic crime drama behind Japan's infamous mobster group while still providing the occasional over-the-top moments the series is known for in a way only video games can.

After much digging and lots of tinkering with the content, we got ourselves a story that told a fascinating tale of Pasquin, whom Mike described in the July 2009 Canadian Lawyer cover story «Gangsta rap» as «no stranger to drug dealers or major police probes as a well - known defender of bikers and mobsters from the Hells Angels to the Montreal Mafia's notorious Cotroni clan.»

Best known for her captivating role as Dr. Jennifer Melfi, mobster Tony Soprano's psychotherapist, actress and real estate enthusiast Lorraine Bracco discusses the virtues of bricks - and - mortar investments over stocks, diamonds, and furs.

I have known many of the giants in real estate as well as the con men, mobsters, sinners and saints.