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Danny Aiello | Louis Cropa | |
Edoardo Ballerini | Chef Udo Cropa | |
Frank Bongiorno | Enrico Coventie | |
Alex Corrado | Paolo | |
Polly Draper | Natalie Clemente | |
Zainab Jah | Adrian | |
Walt MacPherson | Detective Drury | |
Mike McGlone | Carmen | |
John Rothman | Gary Lieberman | |
Lexie Sperduto | Lucy Clemente |
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Producer | Louis DiGiaimo
Patti Greaney |
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Writer | Rick Shaughnessy
Brian S. Kalata |
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Cinematography | Tim Ives
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Musician | Alex Lasarenko
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Bookie and restaurant owner, Louis (Danny Aiello), truly does not like the food that the chef is preparing, but all of New York is raving about it and the money is pouring in. The problem is the chef is his son Udo (Edoardo Ballerini). But this is nothing because other son, Duncan (Kirk Acevedo) has found himself in debt; large debt and to the wrong group of people. One evening, this group comes to dine and Louis’s restaurant. With little fanfare, they inform him that unless Louis hands over a share of his now booming restaurant, somebody will die. This will be bad for business they tell Louis. But what is he to do? His options don’t look very good. |
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