Hollywood.com has unleashed a handful of stills from “Rob The Mob” and gives the headline of the exclusive to Ray Romano, who appears in the film as a crime reporter who befriends Tommy and Rosie and writes their story. It was odd to me how many people professed curiosity and
Raymond De Felitta & Ray Romano with actors GREAT shoot with Ray Romano, Frank Whaley & Michael Pitt. Ray Romano & Frank Whaley Michael Pitt, Ray Romano & Raymond De Felitta at work Raymond De Felitta on set Our AWESOME stand-ins on set while DP Chris Norr and his crew
Ray Romano and Raymond De Felitta (right) A film is conceived in someone’s mind then transferred into ink and paper (or pixel on a computer screen). It grows through multiple revisions and evolves into a full-fleshed story once production begins. Within its multi-stages of development much is done to prepare
Our weapon! Setting up the shot Our Kitchen set full of delicious authentic Italian food.Below three monitor-shots of Andy Garcia as “Big Al”: Above is shot of ‘A Camera‘, used to capture the primary subject and action… while ‘B Camera‘ below will focus on more specializes angles, stunts, close ups…
Take a little peek at one of our scenes with Andy Garcia. Amy Mullins, Luke Fava, Frank Whaley, Samira Wiley, Joe Drago & Adam Trese on screen. This take aims at Andy Garcia & trio: Amy Mullins, Luke Fava and Joe Drago with two cameras standing by Mr. Garcia. More
Actor, painter and author, Burt Young can be much better described as an all-around artist.One of his most memorable performances was his Academy Award-nominated role as Sylvester Stallone’s brother-in-law and best friend Paulie in the ‘Rocky’ film series. With over a hundred films under his belt, Young’s performances have always
Though the “character” Donnie Brasco didn’t live in the 90’s, but I’ve always found it quiet a fascinating tale. Joe Pistone was an FBI agent who infiltrated the Bonanno crime family under the name “Donnie Brasco”. He was a pioneer for deep long-term undercover work. J. Edgar Hoover originally did
“I never lie because I don’t fear anyone. You only lie when you’re afraid.” –John Gotti I found it appropriate to share this fascinating piece of history since our film revolves around it: Mafia in NY. Let’s start with a BIG one… John Gotti. John Gotti was born on October
Before turning the page on graffiti… One can’t think of graffiti art in New York without being reminded me of The Clean Train Movement (circa 1989). This broken-window-theory campaign sought to decrease crime and vandalism in the underground. As a result many graffiti artists had to find a different canvas
“Graffiti represents man’s desire to communicate”- Anonymous Graffiti has become a prominent force in urban settings in the late 20th century. New York City conceived graffiti and it will always be the “capital and cultural centre of graffiti”. At its inception in the 60’s the mention of the word would