About GoodFellas
GoodFellas is a classic crime drama directed by Martin Scorsese, based on the true story of Henry Hill, a man who became a gangster at a young age and climbed the ranks of the Mafia. The film features a star-studded cast, including Ray Liotta as Henry Hill and Robert De Niro as his mentor, Jimmy Conway.
The movie begins with Henry as a young boy, growing up in a rough neighborhood in Brooklyn. He is drawn to the glamorous lifestyle of the local gangsters and soon falls under their wing. Under the guidance of Jimmy Conway, a high-ranking member of the Mafia, Henry learns the ins and outs of organized crime, from running illegal gambling operations to carrying out hits on rival gangs.
As Henry rises through the ranks, he becomes increasingly entangled in the dangerous and violent world of the Mafia. He marries a woman from the neighborhood, Karen, and has children, but his loyalty to the Mafia family always comes first. Eventually, Henry's criminal activities catch up with him, and he becomes a target for both the Mafia and the law. The film is a gripping exploration of the allure and danger of the Mafia lifestyle, and the consequences of choosing a life of crime.
Full Cast of GoodFellas
Ray Liotta
plays Henry Hill
Ray Liotta delivers a captivating performance as Henry Hill in Martin Scorsese's 'GoodFellas'. His portrayal of the real-life mobster is both nuanced and compelling, as he expertly navigates the character's transformation from a young, impressionable boy to a hardened criminal. Liotta's performance is a masterclass in subtlety and intensity, as he effortlessly captures Henry's charm, ambition, and eventual downfall. His chemistry with co-stars Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci is electric, making for some of the most memorable scenes in the film. Overall, Liotta's performance is a standout in a movie filled with exceptional acting, and it remains one of his most iconic roles to date.
See Ray Liotta's other roles →Robert De Niro
plays James Conway
Robert De Niro's portrayal of James Conway in 'GoodFellas' is a masterclass in understated menace. Despite not having as much screen time as his co-stars Ray Liotta and Joe Pesci, De Niro's performance is no less impactful. He brings a chilling calmness to the role, making his character's unpredictable outbursts of violence all the more terrifying. His ability to convey a sense of power and control, even in the most chaotic scenes, is a testament to his acting prowess. De Niro's performance as James Conway is a standout in a film filled with exceptional performances, solidifying his status as one of the greatest actors of his generation.
See Robert De Niro's other roles →Joe Pesci
plays Tommy DeVito
In Martin Scorsese's 'GoodFellas', Joe Pesci delivers a tour-de-force performance as the volatile and unpredictable Tommy DeVito. Pesci's portrayal is nothing short of electrifying, as he brings to life the complexities of a character who is both terrifying and oddly endearing. His masterful execution of Tommy's hair-trigger temper and mercurial mood swings is a testament to his acting prowess. Pesci's performance is a standout in a film filled with exceptional acting, earning him an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. His unforgettable "Funny how?" scene is a prime example of his ability to command the screen and leave a lasting impression.
See Joe Pesci's other roles →Lorraine Bracco
plays Karen Hill
Lorraine Bracco's portrayal of Karen Hill in Martin Scorsese's 'GoodFellas' is nothing short of mesmerizing. As the wife of Henry Hill, a mobster played by Ray Liotta, Bracco brings a unique blend of vulnerability and strength to her character. Her transformation from an innocent young woman to a hardened mob wife is both captivating and heart-wrenching. Bracco's performance is a standout in the film, earning her an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress. Her ability to hold her own against powerhouse actors like Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci is a testament to her talent and skill as an actress.
See Lorraine Bracco's other roles →Paul Sorvino
plays Paul Cicero
Paul Sorvino's portrayal of Paul Cicero in "GoodFellas" is nothing short of masterful. His performance is understated yet powerful, embodying the quiet authority and menacing presence of a Mafia boss. Sorvino's Cicero is a man of few words, but his silence speaks volumes. The actor's physicality and facial expressions convey a sense of danger and unpredictability that keeps both the characters in the film and the audience on edge. Sorvino's performance is a testament to his talent and adds a layer of authenticity to the film that is truly captivating.
See Paul Sorvino's other roles →Frank Sivero
plays Frankie Carbone
Frank Sivero's portrayal of Frankie Carbone in "GoodFellas" is a standout performance, even in a film filled with memorable characters. Sivero brings a unique blend of humor and menace to the role, making Frankie both entertaining and intimidating. His character's distinctive look and mannerisms, such as his thick glasses and nervous laugh, have become iconic in the world of cinema. Despite his limited screen time, Sivero's Frankie Carbone leaves a lasting impression, solidifying his place in the pantheon of great gangster movie characters.
See Frank Sivero's other roles →Tony Darrow
plays Sonny Bunz
Mike Starr
plays Frenchy
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plays Billy Batts
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plays Morris Kessler
Frank DiLeo
plays Tuddy Cicero
Henny Youngman
plays Himself
Gina Mastrogiacomo
plays Janice Rossi
Catherine Scorsese
plays Tommy's Mother
Charles Scorsese
plays Vinnie
Suzanne Shepherd
plays Karen's Mother
Debi Mazar
plays Sandy
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plays Belle Kessler
Welker White
plays Lois Byrd
Julie Garfield
plays Mickey Conway
Christopher Serrone
plays Young Henry
Elaine Kagan
plays Henry's Mother
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plays Henry's Father
Kevin Corrigan
plays Michael Hill
Michael Imperioli
plays Spider
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plays Bobby Vinton
Johnny Williams
plays Johnny Roastbeef
Daniel P. Conte
plays Dr. Dan
Frank Pellegrino
plays Johnny Dio
Ronald Maccone
plays Ronnie
Tony Sirico
plays Tony Stacks
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plays Young Tommy
Steve Forleo
plays City Detective #1
Richard Dioguardi
plays City Detective #2
Frank Adonis
plays Anthony Stabile
John Manca
plays Nickey Eyes
Joseph Bono
plays Mikey Franzese
Katherine Wallach
plays Diane
Mark Evan Jacobs
plays Bruce
Angela Pietropinto
plays Cicero's Wife
Marianne Leone Cooper
plays Tuddy's Wife
Marie Michaels
plays Mrs. Carbone
LoNardo
plays Frenchy's Wife
Melissa Prophet
plays Angie
Illeana Douglas
plays Rosie
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plays Tommy's Girlfriend
Clem Caserta
plays Joe Buddha
Samuel L. Jackson
plays Stacks Edwards
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plays Johnny Roastbeef's Wife
Edward McDonald
plays Edward McDonald
Edward Hayes
plays Defense Attorney
Gina Mattia
plays Young Henry's Sister #2
Joel Calendrillo
plays Young Henry's Older Brother
Anthony Valentin
plays Young Michael
Edward D. Murphy
plays Liquor Cop #1
Michael Citriniti
plays Liquor Cop #2
Erasmus C. Alfano
plays Barbeque Wiseguy
John Di Benedetto
plays Bleeding Man
Manny Alfaro
plays Gambling Doorman
Thomas Lowry
plays Hijacked Driver
Margaret Smith
plays School Guard
Richard Mullally
plays Cop #1
Frank Albanese
plays Mob Lawyer
Paul McIsaac
plays Judge - 1956
Bob Golub
plays Truck Driver at Diner
Louis Eppolito
plays Fat Andy
Tony Lip
plays Frankie The Wop
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plays Freddy No Nose
Peter Cicale
plays Pete The Killer
Anthony Powers
plays Jimmy Two Times
Vincent Pastore
plays Man with Coatrack
Anthony Alessandro
plays Henry's 60's crew
Victor Colicchio
plays Henry's 60's crew
Mike Contessa
plays Cicero 60's Crew
Philip Suriano
plays Cicero's 60's crew
Paul Mougey
plays Terrorized Waiter
Norman Barbera
plays Bouncer
Anthony Polemeni
plays Copa Captain
James Quattrochi
plays Henry Greeter #1
Lawrence Sacco
plays Henry Greeter #2
Dino Laudicina
plays Henry Greeter #3
Thomas E. Camuti
plays Mr. Tony Hood #1
Andrew Scudiero
plays Mr. Tony Hood #2
Irving Welzer
plays Copa Announcer
Jesse Kirtzman
plays Beach Club Waiter
Russell Halley
plays Bruce's Brother #1
Spencer Bradley
plays Bruce's Brother #2
Bob Altman
plays Karen's Dad
Joanna Bennett
plays Marie #1
Gayle Lewis
plays Marie #2
Gaetano Lisi
plays Paul #3
Luke Walter
plays Truck Driver
Ed Deacy
plays Detective Deacy
Larry Silvestri
plays Detective Silvestri
John 'Cha Cha' Ciarcia
plays Batts' Crew #1
Janis Corsair
plays Vito's Girlfriend
Lisa D’Apolito
plays Lisa
Frank Aquilino
plays Batt's Crew #2
Michael Calandrino
plays Godfather at Table
Vito Antuofermo
plays Prizefighter
Vincent Gallo
plays Henry's 70's Crew
Gaetano LoGiudice
plays Henry's 70's Crew
Garry Pastore
plays Henry's 70's Crew
Nicole Burdette
plays Carbone's Girlfriend
Stella Keitel
plays Henry's Older Child - Judy
Dominique DeVito
plays Henry's Baby - Ruth
Michaelangelo Graziano
plays Bar Patron
Paula Kcira
plays Janice's Girlfriend #1
Nadine Kay
plays Janoce's Girlfriend #2
Tony Ellis
plays Bridal Shop Owner
Peter Onorati
plays Florida Bookie
Jamie deRoy
plays Bookie's Sister
Joel Blake
plays Judge - 1971
H. Clay Dear
plays Security Guard with Lobsters
Thomas Hewson
plays Drug Buyer
Gene Canfield
plays Prison Guard in Booth
Margaux Guerard
plays Judy Hill at 10 Years
Violet Gaynor
plays Ruth Hill at 8 Years
Tobin Bell
plays Parole Officer
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plays Stacks' Girlfriend
Nancy Cassaro
plays Joe Buddha's Wife
Joe Gioco
plays Garbage Man
Isiah Whitlock Jr.
plays Doctor
Alyson Jones
plays Judy Hill at 13 Years
Ruby Gaynor
plays Ruth Hill at 11 Years
Bo Dietl
plays Arresting Narc
Frank Cassini
plays 50's Wiseguy (uncredited)
Anthony Caso
plays Truck Hijacker (uncredited)
Lisa Bostnar
plays Nickey Eyes' Girlfriend (uncredited)
Billy L. Sullivan
plays Jimmy's Son (uncredited)
Daniela Barbosa
plays Young Henry's Sister #1
Vito Balsamo
plays Henry's 70's Crew
Peter Fain
plays Henry's 70's Crew
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