What "incident", situational or otherwise would you like to see a movie about...

I would like to see a movie about the Carmine Galante hit or the third colombo war movie or possibly any of the before mentioned situations in a movie plot somehow.

the 1957 Apalachin meeting

When Vincent Alo and some others went to Europe to open casinos.

Like I said before, the best thing would be a Mob Anthology series on HBO or Netflix. Where every episode has a different story and lasts 90 minutes or so. Episode 1 for example could be about the first Colombo war, episode 2 about the Pizza Connection and episode 3 about the rise and fall of Joey Massino. Every episode is a story by itself and has a definitive ending, which keeps it interesting. This way you can also present a lot of the more unknown stories, instead of rehashing the Gotti story or the Donnie Brasco case for the umpteenth time. A season would have 13 episodes, which would basically be 13 movies.

If they'd put great writers like David Chase, George Pelecanos or Vince Gilligan on it and a cast of superb character actors, a thing like this would be a smash hit because everybody loves a good Mob story. Personally I'd be the most interested in a story about Carlos Marcello.

I think a tv show about all of the five families from 1945 until 1963 would be absolutely epic. I don't know how it would all be brought together but just think about all of the things that happened during that period.

1945 Vito Genovese sent back to US from Italy faces murder charges (2 witnesses killed)

1946 Lucky Luciano freed from prison but deported
1946 Havanna Conference

1947 Bugsy Siegel killed

1951 Mangano brothers killed
1951 Gagliano retires Lucchese becomes boss
1951 Willie Moretti killed

1952 Frank Costello Kefauver Hearings testimony
1952 Arnold Shuster killed on orders of Albert Anastasia

1957 Frank Costello murder attempt
1957 Frank Scalise killed
1957 Albert Anastasia killed
1957 Grand Hotel des palmes mafia summit Joe Bonanno in attendance
1957 Apalachin Meeting

1959 Vito Genovese sent to prison
1959 Anthony Carfano and Janice Drake Killed

1962 Lucky Luciano and Joe Profaci dies
1962 Anthony 'Tony Bender' Strollo killed

1963 Profaci-Gallo War
1963 Valachi testimony

There would be lots of storylines in that show for sure.

Yeah, a series would be cool. Sort of like the nat geo doc series from a few years ago but more in detail and more obscure information but also if it was like a sopranos like thing.

I think a serie like Narcos with every season dedicated to a mob family.

Fir example one on the colombo wars and greg scarpa sr story;the gotti epopea or the deadly reign of amuso and casso and so on.

Montreal or New Orleans.

I agree the Gotti and Donnie Brasco stories are getting old. I mean how much more can you tell about those stories. I was happy to see the mafia greatest hits series cover different people like galante, genovese and allen dorfman. The pizza connection and the colombo wars would be great topics. How about covering the 1929, 1946 and 1957 mafia conferences. What about covering a few more chicago guys like paul ricca, murray humphries, joey auippa n jackie cerone. Tony salerno, carlo gambino would be good mobsters to cover. Even some new school gangsters would be a good addition

Having heard "bits and pieces" of this meeting from a person that was actually in attendance, I would enjoy seeing how the events are portrayed.

Care to elaborate? A bit vague don't you think? Please dont say "I cant say his name im worried" heh

More than say his name, years ago I posted a picture of me sitting at the table with Michael Genovese. That clear it up for you?

FoH is legit.

I know he is, just don't see the big deal in mentioning dead mobsters on the internet. That's cool you knew him, what was he like?

Dead mobsters are often discussed on the internet. Let alone by anyone who actually spent personal time with actual bosses. Obviously no big deal for you. So why care with what he was like?

That being said: Michael was all about the "Benjmains". Very intelligent, very good looking, always well dressed even for weeks at a time at a hunting camp. Also quite a ladies man.

Unlike Jo Jo, Charlie and Zebo, it took Michael several years before he really warmed up to me. Later I met Chuckie Porter thru him.

I would like to see a fiction one, about a boss of one of the five families and how he interact with the other families in ny and around the us, and does busniess with them, and the problems in his own family, on his other own family - his wife and childrens.

LOL That's the plot of the Sopranos, only Tony would be the boss of a NY family instead of a NJ one.

I would love to see a documentary series based on the book Five Families, including new rat interviews, and rarely seen footage and pics. One hour for each family.

I know but this time a ny boss, and without a psychiatrist

Ya, but keep the young woman that sells Ferrari's :-)

You mean gloria right ?

As The Great One would say:"How sweet it is!"

I'd like to see a series about Philly. 1960's - Bruno, Scarfo, Merlino, Ligambi, ending with "old is new again" weird era we have now.

Movie focused on roy demeo and his son and crew would be a hit.

Also vic and gas and the mafia cops.

Also vincent the chin movie

Make movies about the following great books:

Murder Machine
Takedown: The Fall of the Last Mafia Empire
The Valachi Papers (remake)
The Sinatra Club
The Good Rat
The Last Godfather: The Rise and Fall of Joey Massino
Mob Boss: The Life of Little Al D'Arco
Boss of Bosses: The FBI and Paul Castellano

And CANCEL the Gotti Movie!

Ive said it b-4 & i'll say it again..BLOOD & HONOR would make a great movie or doc.

They should've done a black comedy back in the 90's or early 2000's about the Scarfo/Riccobene war, with Joe Pesci as Nicky Scarfo and Danny DeVito as Harry Riccobene. Could've been pure gold if it had a good script and a good director. Guy Ritchie would've been a good choice to do both..

A comedy based on Jimmy Breslin's "The Gang that couldn't Shoot Straight" would be terrific. It was based on Joey Gallo's life.

Then it would be a remake. They made this rather obscure movie of the book in 1971 with Jerry Orbach and Robert DeNiro:

Thanx Billy as I was unaware of that movie. I'll check it out :-)