Most underrated organized crime characters in TV/movies history

[TheMan]

Lefty Two Guns Ruggeiro, Donnie Brasco



Carlitos Brigante, Carlito's Way


BTW, Al Pacino is without question the GOAT mob movies actor. Not only could he play a GOAT alpha Cosa Nostra boss in the Godfather, he also plays just as well a disrespected low ranking soldier in Donnie Brasco, a reforming Puerto Rican gangster in Carlito's Way to a coke crazed brash drug lord in Scarface...



GOAT gon' GOAT

[SugarHill]

Moe is that the dude from lock, stock two smoking barrels?

yeah

[BlakFrankWhite]

yeah

Aye...one of my all time faves...and the only movie to feature a guy getting beaten to death with a 15 inch black dildo.

[shaq2000]

Michael Sullivan, Road to Perdition

[T_L_P]

Don't know if he's underrated, but Johnny Sack is one of my favorite characters of all time. Smooth, intelligent, and ballsy. GOAT boss/underboss.

My fav TV character, and one of the best TV performances ever.

[kNicKz]

[JohnnySic]

Sonny from A Bronx Tale.

[DonDadda59]

Don Logan, Sexy Beast


Who you got?

Great call on Don Logan. Sir Ben massacred that role. Real departure from his usual regal characters. Dude was legit scary.

I'd go with Bullet-Tooth Tony:



Ironically, a man who doesn't believe nigguhs can catch bullets with their teeth:



Noodles in 'Once Upon a Time in America':



Michael Sullivan in 'Road to Perdition':

[TheMan]

Sonny from A Bronx Tale.

I was thinking about this movie earlier today

A couple of more of mine

Carl Fogarty, A History of Violence

Any of you guys haven't seen it, I highly recommend it


Gangster 55, Gangster No. 1

Another movier I highly recommend, if you're an organized crime movie junkie

[ThePhantomCreep]

Frank Nitti, "The Untouchables".

Big Al gets all the attention, but it was Nitti who did the dirty work, personally killing two of Elliot Ness' men. His death is EPIC as fark too.

[DonDadda59]

Frank Nitti, "The Untouchables".

Big Al gets all the attention, but it was Nitti who did the dirty work, personally killing two of Elliot Ness' men. His death is EPIC as fark too.

NOTHING like the real life Nitty though. He was just some hired goon in the movie. In real life he was the brains behind Capone's operation and took the big seat after Scarface went to jail. Died via suicide.

[TheMan]

Great call on Don Logan. Sir Ben massacred that role. Real departure from his usual regal characters. Dude was legit scary.

I'd go with Bullet-Tooth Tony:



Ironically, a man who doesn't believe nigguhs can catch bullets with their teeth:



Noodles in 'Once Upon a Time in America':



Michael Sullivan in 'Road to Perdition':

What movie does Bullet Tooth Tony come out in?

I've tried getting into Once Upon a Time in America but I just can't get through it without falling asleep I know it's critically acclaimed and it stars great actors but it just doesn't hold my attention, I even tried smoking a joint but I was asleep within half an hour of the movie. That was about 10 years ago, I'll try giving it another shot.

[macmac]

Leo was a boss in Millers Crossing



Vincent Cassel as Mesrine



Malik in A prophet

[DonDadda59]

What movie does Bullet Tooth Tony come out in?

Snatch. Classic Guy Ritchie.

I've tried getting into Once Upon a Time in America but I just can't get through it without falling asleep I know it's critically acclaimed and it stars great actors but it just doesn't hold my attention, I even tried smoking a joint but I was asleep within half an hour of the movie. That was about 10 years ago, I'll try giving it another shot.

That movie is awfully rapey...

Malik in a prophet

How did I forget this one?

[SugarHill]

let's be real here



boris was the god from Snatch