I think there ir a relationship between the GF staff and the real Mafia, tell me what you think.

Marlon Brando(Vito Corleone)=?
James Caan(Sonny)= He was believed to have friends in the Colombo Family
John Cazale(Freddo)=?
Al Pacino(Michael)= He was arrested in 1962 I think for theft but I don`t remember
Robert Duvall(Tom Hagen)=?
Talia Shire(Connie)=?
Diane Keaton(Kay Adams)=?
Richard Castellano(Peter Clemenza)=?
Abe Vigoda(Sal Tessio)=?
Gianni Russo(Carlo Rizzi)= Some people say he used to work when he was a child for Frank Costello taking and delivering envelopes.
Sterling Hayden(Cap. Mc Cluskey)=?
Richard Conte(Emilio Barzini)=?
Al Lettieri(Virgil Sollozzo)=?
Al Martino(Johnny Fontane)=?
Victor Rendina(Phillip Tattaglia)=?
Morgana King(Carmela)=?
Lenny Montana(Luca Brassi)=?
Salvatore Corsitto(Amerigo Bonasera)=?
Richard Bright(AL Neri)=?
Alex Rocco(Moe Greene)=?
John Martino(Paulie Gatto)=?
Angelo Infanti(Fabrizzio)=?
Franco Citti(Calo)=?
Corrado Gaipa(Don Tommasino)=?
Tom Rosqui(Rocco Lampone)=?

This has been dicussed MANY times in the past. Here you go:

http://www.gangsterbb.net/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=002391


http://www.gangsterbb.net/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=004601#000000


Don Cardi

I think he means what actors have connections with real mob guys....

Pappo, add DeNiro (and maybe other Part II characters). I think DeNiro did some street work in his kid-years.

Yes Juventus, Don Cardi I mean the actors, the real people, not about what character is based on the real mafia guys.
I mean, for example, Marlon Brando, not Vito Corleone, I wanna know if the actors have relationship with real people in the Mafia.

Does anybody know about it?

The guy that plays carlo rizzi claims to have a close relationship with mobbed up guys....some pretty high up guys...go to the real-life maifa board and look around for
hold on


Joe Batters

Actually it's in the Godfather triology part in the "I met Carlo Rizzi" board.
Check it out it's a pretty interesting story



Joe Batters

Lenny Montana (Luca Brasi) was an occasional strong-arm "loan collector" when he wasn't wrestling.


Also, Al Martino (Johnny Fontane) was connected to the mob.
One story he tells:
"A few underworld figures from New York came to Philly to see my manager, to make him an offer he couldn't refuse.
My manager stepped aside after he was threatened. So, now these figures became my managers."
Later, Martino reveals that one of these figures was the notorious Albert Anastasia, whose murder in 1958 (while sitting in a barber's chair in New York) was irrefutable proof to the Kefauver Commission that the long-rumored existence of Italian crime families was true.
"I exiled myself to England, because I signed a note based on assumed future earnings that I couldn't pay off, after I fired these guys," says Martino. "Had to stay there for seven years, out of sight out of mind, career over in
America, I thought ...
The Don of Philadelphia, Angelo Bruno, negotiated a deal
with Anastasia for me to come back, and with Albert gone, deal gone."