Who De Niro plays: Al Capone, the most notorious American gangster of the 20th century and the boss of the legendary Chicago ...

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Meanwhile, associates and family members try desperately to get ... American society continues to be enamored of outlaw figures like Al Capone, with some corners considering them folk heroes ...

The Maceo Family was very real in Galveston in the early 1920s. In fact, this crime boss was arguably as famous as Al Capone. Salvatore Maceo and his brother Rosario were heads of the Maceo Syndicate.

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While watching “The Alto Knights,” Barry Levinson’s tribute to the mob movie starring not one but two Robert De Niros, it feels like a meta commentary on the gangster films that made De Niro an iconic ...