Partially retired (until the right project comes along), Pesci is a golf obsessive, even reportedly demanding time changes to ...

To protect their interests, the mob sends Sam’s longtime friend, Nicky (Played by Joe Pesci), to “protect” him. Sam is great at his job. In fact, one of my favorite moments in the movie is ...

Pesci had to come up with an amazing performance to make himself as menacing and terrifying as he could. He nailed it, too. He's scary as fuck in this movie." Joe Pesci won an Academy Award for ...

Joe Pesci’s Tommy DeVito and Nicky Santoro, and most Samuel L. Jackson characters. Now another has proven he is worthy of joining this illustrious cadre of crassness: Zach Cherry’s Dylan G., ...

Sam experiences success right away and raises high profits. However, it all goes downhill with the arrival of Nicky Santoro (Joe Pesci), an erratic mob enforcer, and Ginger (Sharon Stone), a con ...

Featuring unforgettable dialogue delivered by heavyweights such as Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, Ray Liotta and Lorraine Bracco, plus cameos from rising stars like Michael Imperioli and Tony Sirico ...

Sarandos used the 2019 film The Irishman with Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci as an example of what AI could be used for. Director Martin Scorsese used VFX de-aging effects for the two main characters ...

Joe Pesci flipped a joke into a threat—and no one saw it coming. The scene where Tommy confronts Henry about calling him “funny”? That wasn’t in the original script. It was based on a ...

There are the women in Frankie’s life, mob guy Gyp DeCarlo, songwriter/producer Bob Crewe, and even Joe Pesci—yes, that Joe Pesci. But always at the core are the four guys who made up the ...