Review: 'The Alto Knights' struggles to earn a place in the pantheon of gangster cinema
Film critic Peter Travers reviews "The Alto Knights," directed by Barry Levinson and written by Nicholas Pileggi, starring Robert De Niro.
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In “The Alto Knights,” Robert De Niro Sings a Familiar Gangland Tune
The great veteran of Mafia roles, cast as the rival bosses Frank Costello and Vito Genovese, anchors Barry Levinson’s ...
‘The Alto Knights’ Review: It’s Double the Robert De Niro but Half the Fun in Barry Levinson’s Gimmicky Mafia Drama
The Oscar-winning actor plays gangsters Frank Costello and Vito Genovese in a real-life crime film written by Nicholas ...
‘The Alto Knights’ Review: A Double Helping of De Niro
Robert De Niro plays the crime lords Vito Genovese and Frank Costello in this film about midcentury Mafia moves.
'The Alto Knights' offers double the De Niro in a well-filmed, well-acted gangster period piece
The master plays both Frank Costello and Vito Genovese, infusing the two crime bosses with distinctive personalities.
'The Alto Knights' is a Robert De Niro showcase. All it's missing is Joe Pesci
Robert De Niro plays both Vito Genovese and Frank Costello in Barry Levinson's new film "The Alto Knights," about organized ...
‘The Alto Knights’: Robert De Niro Is Twice as Bad Playing Two Gangsters in New Movie
In Taxi Driver, Robert De Niro famously asked his reflection, “You talkin’ to me?”, and in The Alto Knights, he is, playing ...
40 Hollywood dads and their famous kids, from Dennis and Jack Quaid to Lenny and Zoë Kravitz
It's incredible that so much talent could be in one family but Henry Fonda and children Jane and Peter suggest there's ...
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Where was The Alto Knights shot? Filming details of Robert De Niro's crime drama, revealed
The Alto Knights is a biographical crime drama that casts Robert De Niro in a double role as Frank Costello and Vito Genovese, New York City mob bosses of the 1950s.
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‘The Maverick’s Museum’ Review: Albert Barnes and the Art of Collecting
Ezra Pound described the scientist turned art collector Albert Barnes (1872-1951) as “at war with mankind.” After making a fortune in pharmaceuticals, Barnes developed eccentric ideas about ...